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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08

Gan To give way. Gen Thomas pressed on their
cantre. and Crittenden advanced Oh their LETT.
1.-THE battle was more severe at that hour man IL
had been, and the result was still! doubtful. l.
Both sides were uneasy. but determined Gen.
Rosencrans feels its importance fully. II ne is
defeated, it will be badly, because ne "iLI ngnt
as long as he has brigade. II ne Is FlI'oilous'
the enemy will be destroyed AT TINS nonr we
acc .nnrabeneive that some of our troops be-
Ibavad badly. Int most Ofthem were heroes.
W.1Ier's brigade, consisting of the 18th and
l21st Ohio and two other regiments, were not in
Wednesdays battle, being on guard but they
were engaged to-day.
| The enemy seemed fully a. numerous as we.
They did not use much artillery. Gems. Joe
Johnston and Bragg were in command. Pris>
oners cay they lost largely.
Gen McCook was brave to fault, and self
possessed He narrowly escaped death many
times. His horse was killed under him. and he
was severely hurt by the fall.
The 2lst, 25th and 35th Illinois lost two-thirds
and the 18th 18th Ohio one half their number.
The I0lst Ohio lost l25 and the 3Sth In
diana about the same number The total OF our
killed and wounded il estimated at = 500 The
reboi loss exceeds ours
The rebel General j. E. Rains is killed The |
enel General Cheatham ls wounded end taken |
prisoner.
The fight wa renewed at three o'clock on
he morning ofthe lat. The cann"nading was
n AID at Nashville AT ten o'clock IL tue lore
noon. Woud'- and Van Cloves divisions neTe
N Uurfreesboro drtping the enemy teh0 'oGS 8"
full TetTeqs - IN;
: Three hundred prisoners reached Nashville
q, tx a'ciock IL the afternoon OF January let
Inc udine Major J. ]. Frpnkiin 39lh Arkansas
C.ntain w. T. Johnson,2 I'd Arkansas Captain
J P Eayie, I'd Arkansas ard Captain S. c
tone. 1t Tennessee cavalry.
Many buildings have been taken for hospital
5uypgses Great numbers Of the wounded are
oeiag brought in now.
The river has fallen eighteen inches OH the
~1Oais
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08
4 GARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPUNC0'S GOLDEN PILLS
na in correcting regulating and all obstruc-
lions from whatever cause and always
essful as preventive.
THNHE COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS


Infable correcting regulating and all
lions from whatever cause, and always
TnNHE COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS
n in Dr. Duponco's Golden Pills f,r Females are per-
harmless They have been used in the private practice
DuponcO 80 and thousands of ladies'
testify to their great aud nevefang success in almost
cry correcting Irregularities, relieving painful and
distressing particularly as the change Of no
From five TO ten VIII cur That common yet dreadful
frSm this compliant ''1 " '' 'Au 'unef'
1e aboye Pin has permanently cured thousands and they
will If you use them. They cannot harm you;
thc contrary 'hey m DISTINCTIONS restore
as per channel ami inVIotae the whole system Ladies
whose health will not permit increase Of family will find
supPosna themselves So should these
pills duris the rst three months hey pro-
6e midness vii rsTe0t
pills are made Known to every agent icy VIII tell You
the are safe ana VII pst?TT n claimed for them Price
Sole .4geni Jy KeaosIS connig IS.
LADIEs-By sending Inn 81 through the Kenqsha Post
country, (eonhdentiany and free OF postage BY mail
buy tae counefet article price from % to 70
box, (dear thal. LADIES your lives and hea
worthless article Therefore any Offering you
They bogus Sonc are genuine unless he name Of s D.
aceSn IS % on ey boz which has Se@F been added on
Sold also, by BoswoRTH SoTs Milwaukee, Cory Son,
and by oe Druggist in every town AMI village in the United
HILL RUCKEL 2l8 Greenwich street. New York.
General Wholesale Agents ly22
TowRRvLLE, Crawford Co, Wis, Feb. u, 1861.
DR.. q. w. Roback, Proprietor OF the scandinavian
Remedies Cincinnati, Chio-Dear Sir Please send me
sixty dozen of your Pills immediately l am nearly
out, and shall lose sale if they arc not promptly ship
ped Although this is very small place, as Isuppose
you know am enabled to send you large order
because most of the physicians in This part OF the
try mend them and prescribe them 10 their prac
tice People went have any pills bat yours, and they
realty are the BEST for use them myself when need
anything Of the kind.
Last LOT Purifier received safe and selling we'll
Will set it'll your agent whenever called upon Ship
of %. 2 Martin. Prairie do CHEN
Respectfully yours NEAL MINES
See advert, sement in another column. AVIS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08
TENHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENOE AN INVALID

n ENCE OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and a warning and eau
tion to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, &c. supplying at the same time the
means of Self Cure BY one who has cured himself al
ter being put great expense through medical imposi-
ton and quackery. By enclosing post paid address
envelope SINGLE may he had of the author, Ma
THANAL MAYFAIR Esq, Bedford, King County, New
York. 6m49
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ANOTHER LONDON TIMES CORRESPONDENT
Tho London Times has Gent correspondent
70 Richm ond, to keep the "Thunderer' posted
on the news from Dixie" The London Cor"
respondent Of the Hereford (Englsnd) Times
tina charactcrizes the second American cores
nondant of s'the Thunderer.
..TaIkiug of Mr. Gladstone calls to mind
circumstances which ls current just now. 1t may
hove haen observed that the Times has obtain
.d at last a special correspondent in the
Southern States of America, and has mighnly
clarified itself thereon. We are credltabiy lnN
Formed that the said correspondent is no less
a n.rson than the Hon Francis Lawley, who
while private secretary to Mr.. Gladstone, was
Obliged to leave this country In Consequence OF
certain scandals connected with the turf' Whlch
were rather beyond he ordinary rnu OF such
things
The same correspondent of the Hereford pa
psr speaking of the feeling in Canada IN REL
erepce to the organization of large force OF
Militia says
..Jf anv one reads tho "Ceurt Circular" in
the dife rent London newspapers regurlraiE
he will have observed last week that two gem
klemen who were named, and who were SAID 10
have rome from canada, had an interview with
thn Duke of Newcastle, at the colonial olncc
Now, had the official titles OF these gentlenen
been added by she Court newsman, perhaps tne
notification might have attracted at1ention' ior
there are members of the Canadian uo'eIh>
ment. and one of them is no less than the AZ
tourney General, a far mightier and more Pc" =
ertul political person i'll Canada where ne 10
often Prime Minister, than the cogn@te onnciA4
IN England. 10 has leaked out that the OBJECT
of the vlsit of these gentleman wa- to pfesS a.
earnest representation on tn Home Govern
ment TO forbear medd.iue any further III tina
parr of the question Of the defence of CahAoa
which has reference to the orgahizsNon %
militia numbering 100000 men. ne HAle
rnents &C so far as that it WAS boldly tod 70 the
| Duke otNewcastle, who i. seems mas pee" oau
getting the Colone. Government on the polhS'
that public opinion in Canada was maoe W
and the nexI step might 10 revolt % SCI
Gus was The condition Of affairs, as lalu o"iot Z
| the Duke that he stated thST II woulo DC "'e
duty 20 bring the matter before the Capihe y
and for this purpose a Council was summoned
| What the result has been IS not dlsHilo',' ~S
seated, but 1t is rumored that 'here Is IL" uesh
! ut this mOuen; on the part OF our hhn'S',J ~
oe, into All imbl ogiio with depency hHe Gan
Ain: and the efore the colonel othce has peer
ordered TO do it's duty, which, as denueC
publicly by Mr.. Labouchere when ne was q
that DEPARTMENTS to do very little ahu'lI pos
sible, nothing.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08

We publish full accounts of the battle oil
MurfreeSboro as they come by telegraph. We
regret that we have not, also, full accounts Of
the battle Of Vicksburg and its capture For
few days, the whole country was in state
of painful suspense, as to the battle of MUIR
freesboro, which all knew was in progress
Bnt thanks to the bravery of our men, and the
perseverance, and Generalship of Gen, Rosecrans
the battle has been fought and the victory won
after one of the most hardly contested battee
since the commencement of the rebellion, the
rebels are thoroughly defeated and the pros
pect now is, that our victory will be followed
up, and improved to the utter most.
Attic latest accounts our forces were pur>
suing the Ietreating rebels, and had already
sent back over 600 prig oners captured in the
pursuit This victory has been dearly purchas.
ed Our losses both of officers and men have
been heavy, but no great achievement against
a strong, determined and desperate foe was ev>
ct accomplished without great loss. lis the
price we must pay for success.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A lard to the Suffering,

The REV WILLIAM CosGRovE, while laboriDg as Mis-
sionary in Japan cured of Consumption, when all
other means had fai'ed, by recipe obtained from
Learned physicl residing in the great city OF Jeddo
Tbis scpe cured great Numbers who were suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds ana the debility and nervous depression caused
BY these disorders
Desirous of Netting Others will send this recipe
which have brought home with me, to all who need ~
free of charge. Address
REV WILLIAM C0sGROVE,
1y27 439 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, NJ 7.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08
The 9th District-NO doubt of WI ndOe,s
Election

! The following returns were received from
counties in the 9th Congressional District las
laveninp:
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]fficla. Paper Of the City, County and Post Offie
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
FIAIAC,AL ~ CUhIMEkrIIL

thursday feb. IL, lSta,
We continue 10 quote told at $50 prem; silver 2lO
These are ssog the brokers selling North Caro-
Virginia bank notes IS cent prem; Georgia aud
slu,h Carolina do. at 10 y cot
The prices Of bonds aid stocks have undergone no
material variation since Ourt report We quote Confederate
ljOT payable inheW currency; do do, % loan
and int ~ Carolina 81 ll6 and int do do IS 1873; Va.
skies, 0S Missouri do. l2O Y. R. bonds 100 and Int; Va.
a. r. bonds, lst and ID liz and Int r. D. r. X.
scck uj% Farmers Rank ock 1O1S BIZ Of Conm'th 1917
Trad, 70 Bank lC5; Bank ofRiehmond 50.
Groceries have furtherhecined. Provisions have ad-
vance descriptions Of Breadstus Corn Is Arm
per bu Bacon 81 OOe 10 for hog round Better al
t %. Lard a tfl 20 liour-supsrlne $50; Extra az
'ul-s &G bn Tobacco Lugs $iOdl5; Common Leaf
,l5J25; Fue DO isSt1o Wheat g. 4Os S. We ubjOln Isl
prices obtained to-day auction Of Messrs Tardy
Williams.
sugar hhds ia 50 rs 10 bbis 1eHlS2H ysloE cagi.
Geo 90 Rio coffee - 81 Va salt sO q - black
g. sos lu; spsr - % w cts m0isrs In b.
bhl, ?, ,sN r ~ IO. bacon lOSGlJ1N lard no; Con.
80 .. tUnl4q teahs go.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

BLOCKADE RrsSsEs.-irties running the blockade
with goods for this city, M consult their Interest by
ealing at the Office OF tSe Collector of Customs and
paving duties thereon. A seizure has been made for
allure 10 comply with his rule of proceeding, and
o.hers viii save themselys from similar dilemma by
following the direction atpve given.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

NFIEGINIA, TO wit AT Rules held in the
Clerks OHee othe Circuit Court for Ehatan county, from
me 2d l Of February inclusive in the year, 1868
wu d Garrett and Elizabeth his wife and Others, limits
A. int,
VIM H. ughesn his right and Of B. Hughes.
I ElWtrt " Hughes John H. Hughes, and Joce Hendrrk
sa WA j. AtStsnn In his right and administrator Of
; " At.irsll, decd Defendants
~ CHANCERY:
lie object Of this Of the parties
other property bequeshei by he will OF ben
hes deJvsd the ydecedent s. W. Atkinson and the
ru rayirg their b and appearing by affidavit MED
rt s the except Wn. J. Atkinson, on-resi
Ibis state motion Of the plsinths, IL ordered
defendants do appear here within m-nh
lubic'ou this order and do what Is Necessary to
-rn, and that copy u thr DC forth
Nichmoad Whig and public Advertiser,
81. Published Cy ~ GehmoEd, ard continued once
frr s1,ce weeks, aLi tat another copy be posted
- do, Courthouse Of tia e9ua;y be Aut aAy
q. r-e u-2- c,4Lty c5utt.
selJ-air At GRAvEs, Q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
GBe 8itBrloaa OQgjg,
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. l ;, 1858.

rHss-OaHy Is per aHnau; Is for SIX ucas aud 81 per
month for . shorter yeuod.
ssi-=ssky IS per aaHuui IS ou,, IS eeu's per
month for a shorter period
Weekly q per snnuiz. 9a. Sent for shorter
period. Payment IN gu cases iu advance.
ADEERFslya-ne o lines 3 cents or nrst nason
81 per SQUARE Scp-eezy or lr
weekly Insertions - square. Weekly insertions g.
- xsrtsanct ma. tlsie the risk Of, The Publisher, u
al evidence The deposit % e,icg u The
Post once containing money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
TELFGRAPHIC.
THE REVOLUTION IN THE WEST.

NOBLE Feb. l9th.-A special to the Advertiser and
Register dated McNIunville 18th, says late Northern
papers show great revolution in all the Western aud
Border States The Louisville Journal saws Lincoln is
crazy mad and begs him to rescud his emancipation
proclamation L. further says their soldiers will not
fight side by side with negroes The soldiers at Muir
ireesboro' hsve held meeting and resolved to Uphold
the Democracy of their States.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
At GRAvEs, c.
COMMISSIONERS ogFi9E,
nEceEE oF THE CIRCUIT CoUaT

10y a DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
- - The city Of Richmond, entered 18th day May
5 IA ue suit Of Cooke and wife against Puams sinr 4 i
tlrj M e Ezekiel : Taey sd Illustrator bOns Of Nell
Plau deceased 10 before Commissioner Of t'e
tI 81 his administration Of the Of the
e. PGsm, deceased IN taking which account The
Coma Sal viii regard as pnA arie correct eNParte
heretofore resry settled by the said administrator md
rs.oriel A liberty surchArge and fAlnc
q usr party. the aid Commissioner sO directed By
cree take ali debts
ois dug as.ns' the said Nesn O. Pull m, de-
cen. O. at- svng last four weeks notice. by publication In
on ~ tn newspapers published IA the city Of Richmond, the
ere ors Of said Sri,ol Pui,p to la amt prove
their cltus a. caue, they why the Of
The SAID Nelson Pl,n. ceased, should not be dlstibut
viii. ut requidng rriuadIng bonds
The csc tu. and Others hereby notified that will take
mo The 81 a. sslast the est Of the said Nelson Pull
H. m I'D la II tie Aforesaid decree, s ny once,
in The o Richmond, FsdAy, the zoh dtv 81 Nvc 1858
THOs. EvANI
y lQ-gtEt cOaRkSsRsS y ceSaesry.
..-.. -, - =. ,,s4ysssif = =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
SsIznre, and rona.eatlsn.

By a resolution OF inquiry .n 'h' House Of Represer
t5dyes Nr LYONS directed attention few days ago ,c
acts Of ave,sess which have oc -rrti the hands OF
military oG,i.,5 under ca. as.umej authority %,
Government n,s acts lave been chiefly, We belle, e.
the seizure and yo1f.c.'.7a Of lgio-s Oh, following
response Of ,ue President 20 tdc resolution shows tina,
these acts hav= been v..lou. Dis sanction We hop
further ipqrir. win d.reope aho cha. h's arrogat,L
TO himself the authority of directing such proceedings
and will open way Ot indemnity 20 the parties wrong
Dsd
ENsuvrvE Ogr,cE
Richmond, F,5. itu, l>g..
To Hs H,n,, of Es.s satas,-s, or 40. Coaf HsHs
Sttts5s
have this d.y received tle 'v.'oaiu- y-o.uriou;
"h.slr,i That Jlr President Dot. requested % ili.ur
this House whether private prlf.g., %. ,,.zu, uoJ "a
the army has been ~ i and eo...t'ri b., los. ORDER
or not aud ID 90 h., ue,u, for vHr Dl.uer ,ud uu.
whl; law such seizure ana eualsya.i9y .Etc u.tu or
dercd :" and reply t.., private p,or,r,, O.. ctl. L.
either u or NOT 1 Jlg army ll, 5ecl g.,.a ug yus-
Gated by nay ORDER. Js'H sssE DAVIS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

EAS ANY pas,1u arriving from fe states north o. ne Pc
Soac and bu1as Northern Ear1p-an newspapers
person cry coming possession such iorrnSs VII con-
Ter favor upon ere U,or " IRE wus by leaving sending e
Iazs 10 lisoR--
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
ApJ'T 4 INSP'R GENERALS UffIlt,
RICAN1Nn. Prb. /, L.62.
GENERAL ORDERS,


GENERAL oRDERs,l
No. 10.
The special measures Instituted In the Circular from this
ace Of the sh JsuuSry ut Intended TO aid an in
10 ,uprrs.e operation and rules the regularly esbs,r
system couscrpon Reports hsyebeen reeced that officer
thus have been practically settling Esldc be
ystsu decisions and ions estAbrl unte t- auhor,
OF the ConIcpis 10 the cye a
are uske those Officers u The Con
scripts gathered by them.
II hereby ordered that all officers acting under the arhor
Circular question: shall refrain from interference Si
any couorpis the custody Of the hcers regularly
,-fpou duty, shall claim them otherwise tbs
by estimates on Commandans for the quota which hr
requirements shall entitled under the principle pro
nuIon also that they shan respect cerih st,s 81 exempt
issued regular enrolling Officers, reporting ur d-cpn o. ~
any la which the exemption may APPEAR
them been Improperly granted that IL no cssr An n
hemslvts grant certificates Of exemption or detail that 10 ~
loubul cases. Hppea fom their declson they sH
regular Enrolling OH or tie CommAndanis,
that they shall furnish 10 the cal Enrolling officers, TIE 'o'
nAndAns Couscrps for thu state descriptive ss Of AL
sons within nscTpt recruited or gathered by them
H. THIS Of Conscript 10 making their rrpor
tn the Bu TAU Conscpton will return separately the
crpts gathered and reported them Under tie ust
ted by the Circular above referred 20.
(slgnedJ p COOPER
NJ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
NHlTE OAK TInR q WttTID.

The above timber Le clear Of sap" roller knots" de-
ct,e hear viri rle sud shoUh o. " possible
se4board Whe.l o.. lengths Short two pieces
nay be 1rn II ss, h.. senoG nust 6e paid 70 The d
nciye paris q: ~ F.l.
Persons dsl-s f;Blh he St5T. Timber viii please 3D.
This Office JlIete stating the price per thoGsant
ct board and they I'LL 10 sbs 70 deliver bs
rhc.e number " ple'ss required - -
GEORGE MINOR
jai2-soBs C'isf a. onini Gce and photography.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

SOnn WARD will pay Two Inn
d. wv bred Dollars reward, extra OF ue usual hjIu
paid by the Government person wl0 will deliver
secure In any prsou MICHAEL MCMAHON who deserted !f'u
nv Compsuy e. am Virginia Regiment The said Michael Sc
Nahon m an Ir-hDan about ave feet eight inches high dr
DARK hair and scared by the elects Of
sm1LpoX He listed IN this Regiment the 18Th o' Jahuu
1855 as Substitute aud deserted the 18Th a JucHry ISIS
JOHN W. ROLLINS, Lieut. Corn'ig,
feIO-lW" Com L. q h Vs. F"''i
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
MISsTRELS
ECRLESOUE OPERA IROUPE
AM
BRASS BAND,
Cg,HosTD EyotUsyNI OF snUrBEES TILuT,
Ina. can be obtained.

TIE n,vpF gentlemen engaged and all Gppea- snd
H,.a-l sih ia eyh'1'.Il Of ther talents:
u-r OF PEkFORVERS.
CLIFFORD the renowned B-,sO Tiroean and Warbler and
,...ufa. butch Comedian
NIKE NcHtrL The celebrated Negro DsuueAOr, BGpOiIt
Ffrhlrui.t. and G-i erl Performer
rN NORRIS the acknowledged Richmond Fayorlie, "Bruddrr
Bones and Versatile Performer
g. 10 E'NkER. ne Cham Bone Player Snare Drummer
Tenor sr.r~ anil Comedian
A. NNuLR>ON. Principal vloius Alto Terror Horn FIRST
~.lr Performer
JOSEPH pyE Berry 'he celebrated PeronAor Of Female Char
a.frrs. in which he stands uuriySllrd
L. HuSENBi SGFR, Second NlOIl Eud Horn Performer.
q SMITH, ,oru-t a-pl,tou Baritone Performer.
tGrtNu FsEr y, Accordion lilo p former.
DO. ID }NFt.,s. first ieuvr and General Performer.
j H.Nt 3. N.li,g= 10 aud Alto SINGER
,jH. 81 N.'N. - Champion jig Deuce-.
10 an tNN Ent, Es renowned Plano solo Performer.
- e.. o. ;.-giers Sc. suis!; Bills OF The DAY.
Tire Ding a. been re1t-t, ccansed and Painted and will
uP-N IHlEsD ~ EVENING, februzry IL, lsG3 SURE
CHANGE or PROGRAMME NJ ally
vdANGt % PROGRAM T. NIGHTLY.
CHANCE Uf PR"GHAMMs NIGHTLY
CHANGE uF PROGRAMMES NIiHlLY
C"AEUE o. PtuGRANMEE Chilly
CHAN y OGRAMNE NIGHTLY
Grange o. PROGRAMME NIGHTLY
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
A CTION SALES.
~ eopplN !. ApPgRsoN, AUors.
-FOUR BEAUTIFUL LOTS ONTHE WEST
il sInE or PtaHTH sTREEr, NORTH OF LEIGH STREE

IO2 SALE At Az ON. a.,
VIII he sold auctlpn the premises MOND fthe 1877
P.rusry Il g. - c X p ~, Lots II aied - shove
IN the linn The late NJ hJls' Mills d'Tden each having
front OF fe g. AMI deph u 99 feet TO vide alley These
The most beauuu i' no" 10 markell ana are N
desirable e giiho hood.
T,Eas-O ihr g-h balance At SIX ard twelve months
for negotiable note Interest sads secured by trust deed The
49, 80 auDVIE APPERsoH,
q. fR-tEs Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

VIRGINIA, To it:--At Rules held in the
Clerks once Crcui. Court for Povhssa county,
.o e "a 10 the tu day OF February, neluvs, In The year
INH.r
4. q 81. Mcdowell. Plaintiff.
ArHIn-',
W,rs warst John r. Cooda sheriff Of PoFhatan county
H.f E ...r-r Sen MT Arjili and - his wife, toBn-
. lg --- warwick, Def ui4nts.
IN CHANCERY
I Suits truti1 sale OF the property real Sod PERSONAL
| Cor N NArNlrs, ST. and Eizt Louis hs wife
dead during their lfve and for division Of
cy BET the parties entitled thereto ana the plaintiff
t.. tia aeg l.t 10 appearing by AFFIDAVIT Gled 'hat the
arf il.', N'u, sut us wife, residents Of tl
-f. Zoe niaH of Che plslu1 drred that the said
HUi do appear here whn month after due pub
t sru go what IS necessary % protect their int
aH1 copy OF the forthwith inser-
r lrI u.u' Whi- public Advertiser newspaper pal
r u h. Cy Of Of huUnd, and continued week for
.iersr weeks, 1uu thAt smother copy be posted the
rt arolh Courthouse Of this county, the FIRST day Of
t1e u,>t county court
Copy-Teste:
f.r.-y1V n n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

LTN AND STARCH FOR SALE, WhOle-
n IEAND RFrA'L. At
MEADE L BAKERS
r'2--F Drag Store { Nsin ST., cor. above ? =.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

EXECUTORS SALE-We will sell at our
~ Auction Rooms on TUESDAY next 18th Inst, two slaves
Eonsn Loh nd boy Jonas b. order Of Jdnus Morris Lx
fel3 PULLIAN L CO., Auct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

TOR RENT-A Lot and Stable containing
L. 10 stalls and drivers rooms, Q. X Depot
fe2 i'm lJEX. GARRETT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

k'OR SALE-At public auction, on the 18th
day February 1855 the house lots about twenty
eight aoresl Known ge~ood, The former residence Of Joseph
O. CRhe, decd. Also be sold several hrndrej
land in original growth well Gnbeed, lying abort miles
The build rgs are In every suited To the
large family consisting of Large dwelling, once With Sonr
hrn s-ryants houses stables, cern-eh0uss and
house. The !uood condition. Said properly lie
River Canal, and sdJo'ns the lad \.
Csbc particular description IS deemed unnecessary
persons Wishing purchase viii yeJ premises
Themselves be reached hy he canal, ne o. and
Lyrchburg Railroad from ssou Station, and desiring
N the call upon Al my residence write 10
at I've River Ware House, ?. o, Nelson county, Va
WM u fARpTI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

George W. Richardson, Executor c; Arch
bald Govan, deceased, Lazy Ann anyan,
widow Of said Ar h,bsld q wan, Deceased,
wm. ". GoySu and James Goyan, who axe
infants b, Benjamin hard, their guar
dian I'd GftlH, Ass gned n defend the 1 Ia
III, sut, Thomas C.. Turner and Glsrn,