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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
aots Yetned ard rnsirned

On the last day Of the late session. Of Congress,
the President returned two acts with his veto-One
originating in the Senate to authorize the transmits.
sion Of newspapers TO soldiers free of postage. The
disapprOvA is based upon the cOntraventiOn of thi
section of the Constitution which requires the post
ofico departments to be self sustaining One provision
Of the acrequred the payment of the postage upon said
newspapers out Of the public treasury, and there
fore in effect appropriation the pOstOice depart
nent
TIE other act vetoed in relation to the Tennessee
Congressional elections. bill was subsequently franz
ed 50 to obva.e the objections Of the President and
beng passed BY both Houses, received lis approval
and Signature few minutes before the Adjournment.
Four acts were unsigned by the President and there
fore failed to become laws. One provided for the
CONSUMPTION Of citizens of the United States soourn-
ing in the Confederate States; another Organizing
general staff; another establishing the ordnance de-
partmen and the fourth relating the public printing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

THE SITUATION N MIssoUm.-Teegrams are occa-
siOnay received from the West giving some account of
invasion Of southeast Missouri but their meagreness
renders it impossible to gather from them any definite
idea Of the situation. ST. Louis correspondent of tue
New York World AYERS that the particulars of the inva-
sion are about as follows:
The rebel General Marmaduke the successor and imi.
tatOr Of the redoubtable JEFF Thompson has made bis
way up from PocahOntas to Patterson, Mo-, with about
two thousand horsemen. On reaching Patterson, our
forces under Col Stuart consisting Of four hundred
Missouri cavalry retreaed before them The rebels at
tempted to flank them, succeeding only, however in
getting hold Of the guard under Major Mcconnell
In the running fight which occurred we have had some
thirty or forty men disabled and the enemy about the
same loss 20.
The rebels do not seem TO have followed on to Pilot
Knob, but turned in their course in the direction of
Cape Grardeau. Gen. McNeil-the same whom jeff.
Davis demanded should be given up for shooting guer-
rilas-s down in that region, and the enemy is thus
between him and his base. Fears are entertained for
dis safety as the rebels will doubt fight desperately
for his capture, and he desperately to resist it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT IN SHOEs-We have seen
shoe manufactured after plan invented by Mr.. RObt.
Crcuzbaur, of Texas, which affords valuable improve
ment in economy and comfort. The sole is made of
wood, but has leather hinge under the nstep that
furnishes all the aexbity desirable The sole is fas-
tened to the upper leather BY the eOmbinedprocess of
sewing and stitching, and designed be waterproof
As the present great cost manly,d due to the
sole leather Mr. Cs plan for dispensing with this ex-
pensive item will enable him to furnish shoes at busit-
Le if any, over half present prices. The invention
seems to be really valuable, and we are glad to hear
that patent has been obtained, and the public will
soon be permitted to test the worth of the improve
ment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

THE FLORIDA AND THE ALABANA.-A late Baltimore
paper brings the following interesting intelligence of the
operations of the Florida and Alabama, received from
S. Thomas:
The Florida had captured the bark Lapwing, formerly
of this port but now owned in New York, and put on
board of her two guns and eighteen The bark N.
J. CoIcord Of New York. had also been captured by the
Florida The Alabama had chased two vessels ashore
on Turks Island Que of which had gone to pieces The
Austrian bark Constantine reports having been boarded
or the Western Islands by the prvateer Florida, and
receiving from her the steward of the schooner Aide
baraa and two seamen of the ship Star of Peace
Paris confectioner recently died Of nervous pa
ralrsis Of the heart, induced By excessive smoking.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

TIE Nav PROGRAMME AT VICKsBURG.-The Balti-
more Amerjedn of May lst says:
naval officer from Vicksburg states that no attack
on vicksburg is expected to be made, the programme
being to submerge the country on either side of the
Mississippi from Helena down. by cutting levces so that
crops can be raised end the entire country shall be
barren aud untenabe which will compel the Confederate
forces leave for more congenial quarters which my
informant is confident they are doing. The same inlor-
by May lSt
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

We are hptler.
lied 10 sell The very valuable Farm which Nelson Station De-
pot is located The Alexandria Lynchlurg Railroad passes
through IT, and Is equal distance from Charlottesville and
Lynchburg.
a very valuable Farm, containing 53s being wen
the raising Of Tobscco Wheat Corn and 0as There
about 900 acres cleared land, balance In timber
large creek through the place. which supposed
be GO or 10 acres Of lat land.
No improvements on the place Of any value
Api0-lnd&c$ W. a W. g. PETERS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

The objects Of this suit Defendants may answer
aad whether will accept the seventy
the Plaintiffs bin In lieu OF the OF $500 reesd
the said bill that they refuse to accept the same, that
may say whether they viii hcccf the Plainds his
Trusteehp them made by direction OF order Of
the County county that the sale the slaves
and Davy may be eonfTmee by the Court and dbu
ton the ofsas vded those entitled
their respective rights that The nigh OF the les in the
may be det rns5 that such sales ordered
may enable the Plaintiff 70 division Of
the trust which may be Incumbent upon him TO make
that al questions growing Of the trust may be settled
Came the Plain h BY Couas and hed his bills, and the cub.
peas awarded in the suit having been executed The
PENDANTS Jos an Grow Joseph Crow Benjamin Grow Virginia
Crow appearing the adayits fled that said
PENDANTS not residents Of this State the motion Of the
Is ordered that the said Defendants do appear
newspaper published In TIE city OF Richmond, 70 do what
nsceisay protect their interests, and that another copy
hereof be posted the front door OF the Court House OF this
county the FIRST day Of the next County Court
A cory teste, JAMES ROY MICoU
ap23-w4F CLERK Essex County Court
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Gen. Paxton KIIIed-Gens. jackson, IIs n and
A. p. Hill VVOunded,

Tie Official despatch from Gen. Lee to the Pre- ident
announcng mother great vic.Ory over tn enc ay IN
Northern Y ginia, was received yesterday rni g.
The Wide IS, and ChancellOrsyile are in otl Iva
MIA county, "a, few miles above FredsFieksb' &.
MItro7r. Jay Sd, lS63.-To President Davis ester.
day Gen ksOn penetrated to the rear Of the enemy
aud drove 4 from all bis positions from the Wilder
ness TO vi. one mile Of ChaucellorsTiIc.
He was -sged at the same time ia front by two OF
Loncstree1 visions.
Many pr iers were taken, and the enemy's loss in
killed and lnded is large.
This nor the battle was renewed
He vas lodged nom all bis positions around Chan
cclorsve I'd driven back towards the RappahannOck,
over which e Is now retreating.
We havs gain TO thank Almighty God for great
victory.
regret TO state that Gen. Paxton was killed, Gen.
Jackson asy rely, and Gems. Heth and A p Hill slight
ly wounded
(Signcj) X T. Ike,
~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

GENERAL TRmBLE.-This officer who was badly
wounded at Manassas is now soourning at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. W. j. Clarke, corner of 18th and BrOal
streets. It viii crafty his friends TO learn that he is
rapidly recovering his health.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

An ExTRAvAGANT LADY.-The Queen Of Spain has
ordered enc Of the crown jewellers to make her mag
uiGcent diadem. The diamonds and other precious
stones, to the value Of eight millions ofreas 2lO 000l
viii be furnished by the Crown Jewel Office The rest
Of the paTs necklace bracelets, &c, will represent
twelve million reals 81 5OO0O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

REPORTED FOR DU1Y.-In accordance with sug-
gestiou from the civil nuthOtiies, the places of
business in the city were closed yesterday, and
the citizens generally reported for guard duty. The
"secoud Class rendered efficient service throughout
the d Y and NIGHT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

RHODE ISLAND OaTHoGRAPHY.-A box was sent from
Providence Rhode Island recently, with the following
address; John MCPHERSON, squire, kumpinary C., Sc
kund regiment rode ilan pgiyitears, Washington, d. Co.
Kamp Hose to the Wrappanok, an ak wy kreak"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

ed g. rar month.
szr-rE. zLr yesr, IS 90; 6nonihs, $500
WEEEt ~ $500; 6 months, $500.
asuittlace a. the risk Of the subseibsr.
ADyEyJ Oily enc square, Ines 500 an insersoa and
Is cea s,, continuance seaEsesy or ntEeeky nSero7s
81 90 %. spare. Weekly iassFs On ti5e-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN

~ ALBEMARLE, on THURSDAY, May 2l.t 1868. 1900
Acres Of Lsnd Thirty Slaves, HorseF Cat h Sheep Ho Oorn
Fodder, Oats, &c, &c.
By authority by the will Of my late husband, wiz
sell the premises the Gay above named II fair and not
the next suitable day, the tract OF land eslled
BEAVER DAM,
beonR u the Of tucker Coles, deceased containing
about 1900 acres together with Thirty Slaves aud all
Stock AMI other Ierishabe property On the farm
Tits land X situated the south side Of tie Rcotste and
staunon Turnpike, about 10 miles ON the former place and
miles North Garden Depot Of Tie Orange and Lynchtug
Railroad Probsby half the tract Is cleared (of which geo
Low rou the Beaver Dam Creek)
the sher BALI Original growth, containing large quantity
naturally good quality aud well adapted the growth Corn
Wheat Oats and Tobacco Is capable Of the highest degree Of i'm
pr0Yesn No further des Tipon is deemed necesarT
wishing purchase will doubtless examine for themselves.
The VIII be divided sold In body suit the views Of pur-
caasers. The Slaves consist Of
BEN, WOMEN, BOYS AED GIRLS,
and unusually likely and valuable
Be the Stock, mentioned In the CAPTION here will
re sod Wagons Carts and the Usual supply Of Plantation
sis needed on lolge estate
oered-and due notice VIII be fve Of such sale II Effected
But this win not prevent the public sale Of the navs AID other
property.
TRxsTe viii be sold Cash, II the purchaser pre-.
fer IT, credit 10 the WHOLE ny part OF the purchase
money exceeding twohds credit o1e wo and three
years. with interest from date payable annually scured by
bonds with good personal security and deed Of trust the
land
purchasers, 10 all $lOO credit OF twelve
months with interest from date bonds with good security
given the property is taken away 500 and under Cash
My nephew and Attorney N fact Peytn Coles, has full
hoy act and sell for and he will receive and atteod all
COMMUNICATIONS the Subject addressed HIN North Garden
HELEN COLES,
ap2f-ctds Exeeutrix Of Tucker Coles deed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

Our FLAa.-The new flag, adopted by Congress, will
be boised over the Capitol some day this week. The
State authorities have directed one to be prepared for
the purpose
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

belonging to the I'd New York cavalry, were captured
in HenreO county yesterday morning, and are now at
the Libby prison They mounted on good horses,
which they probably stole
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
AUCTIONS sA.EslY ar
FUTCER DAYg,
oIL-Ou,
VERY VALUABLE
NouNT ~ I.ANn rnD EALr

" Ell VALUAbbE--
ef MOUNTAIN land FoR SALE.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Ccu Ccur Of gen unty No.
vember 18Th, 1862 sunced u k..ei W. Mas
se heng fiendy emit for t7son Of cctaFn Mount
Lauds belonging TO the estate G. e las VIM 'ase we shall
Coms toner's Of the Court 10 said suit ~ nreton an he
premises TUESDAY, the 1871 dy Of JCNE az regareS m
wester all The Mountain Lands OF 81 dseede aot hcr5f re
Sold
1s Monsbelo Tract, ecntan'r7 100 scrs and vin an 4,
head waters OF Iye River AID rOU Which the Ola
River and Blue hde Tu7 Pile Several updr,G acres
IN good state o. CULTIVATION md urer rood nonr Tie In
proven nts conlist q comic tale d.1g sih roo "a
passage khfn, nest and icehouse and eve al eyc nj
rg or servants besD stables tobacco excellent
house, blacksmith shop, saw End git MILL addition 10
ALL fine apple erard In foil brgrrl 1oa. Urls rs-e s
tbs best opening IN virginia 1r yars cooD-r ssa ~ h
mert large SCALE ayng u wosd bark o. tn rest
variety Is and freucd IT, i hes IN Rsson courty on he
aoEntain the vk6fege nri AgUsa Ines 70 nj firm
Massies Mills In Ee,- end horii idgeF, Ia rr5ta
+ 3D. The slsde Tr miles fom MontsteI on The sane
road towards hd6ay acres about 30 Of witch are cier
and under fnce.
81 The Scrub Trret" $50 aosl adi.!ang M,ebolo, AID
urlmprOYed
An Two small entities q 90 and "a acres respectively, sS.u
mile from sIofkebelo - -
And, the Saturday following, gooJ bed We t We viz
SELL at the village OF Sew Market Nsoh couaJ.s Icl couaine
half of land, belonging to the SAFE esl.!
TERAs, both sales-6, ~ ard IS IS with .cr cv
and die retained I'll payment 49,
]. wAE1IoG,
jas. LleoN,
thu. J. MA Sic
apII-tdl. ccrmlssonsrL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN.-Rev. Edward Baptist, one
Of the Oldest and most respected citizens of Marengo
county, A died at lis residence in that county TIE
Slst Of March last
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
IN HANOVER COUNTY, COURT, February

n HANUVhR COUNTY CUURI, February
Il 2ith 1868:
Alfred Duke Administrator Of Jemima D. Phillips decd. Pitt
dgdiHst IS.
Mary W. Goodwin William W. Pcus, OyeIton IT. Petius Bar
Seger John 3. EarCn and Ann T. his wife, Frances
Moss James Lumsden and Martha his wife, Francis o. Moss
Reuben Davis and Ann NJ hswle Leon Levy Arabella
his wife WIN am Cosby John W. Cosby. Benjamin Cosby,
George W. Osby james Cosbv, John Cook snd Malylnna
his Vl'e Ezabsth T. Beadles james Lumsden Francis Lums
den, Martha Lunsien George lumsden, Thomas
Elizabeth bis WIFE and s unknown heirs Of Winghed Cosby
II CHANOERY: 81.
ThB day the PanR by his trney and filed his bin
adaYt being by the Plaintiff Alfred Duke James
Lumsden George Lunsden Francis Lunsden, Martha Lumsden
Elizabeth Peus nonTedens Of this CcmOlWealth Of
Virginia On his notion order Of publication awarded
against them s Is continued the further
proceedings 70 be had therein
The object Of this suit Is 70 have Of three slaves belong
Ing tie estate Of Jema Phillips deceased the same can
not be divided IN kind.
oOpy-Tes,e;
apl5-w4R R. o. BOSWELL, O. II. O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

ELLSWORTH NOT CAPrURED.-George A. Ellsworth,
Morgans telegraph OPERATOR was not captured by the
Yankees at McNinnvle, as reported. He made his es.
cape to the woods crutches and lay there until dan
ger was past
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

INV York ExPoRTs.-The exports exclusive Of
spece from the port of New York for the week ending
April p we're s. 79S SO9, and since January l. s622o9
sea- against $7 sos 626 last year and s425S6OSl the
previous year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
AUCTION SAFES. "a
my GoDD1N 4 lpPERsoy-criras
rrRUsTERs SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

MILES Be CIV LIOHMOND.-As Trustee Of He sTs o. r. w
McG-uder shall sell, at public aucten, en- the penis s. on
FRIDAY next Sh Nay, 1863 t o'clock NJ that p vain
skIe FARH Jcae above, abort miles below hic rlopd
containing ST6 Aets Of which 3s Acres lie on the Nerhd
Ae VIII turnpike aud IS Ace the sOuths de- On
the SIS Acres there Is excel ext Dweng bestes large
Kitchen Barn sble, &c The open land IN high state OF
Clover On the IS Acres thee nearly 40 Acres Ia Wood
The Farm win ciyide se with the Dwelling 96s Acres
aud then LOr on the side OF said Turnpike Of
40 Acres and the souhde Of bs Acres Possession given
once. AFTER which, say o'clock p D., will be solt
truly TRACT OF 60 ACRES the souhsde OF the
said Turnpike opposite the residence OF Mr. Jno Poe and ad
joining the OF Mr. pughs Is cleared, In high state OF
Improvement AID has on II n tm7n Dwell Ing. -
TRRNs-oesh orehi sh balance at and years, for
bonds bea1g interest secured by trust deed The taxes fr
this year to be paid by the purchaser.
my4 J,O. p DICKINSON, Trustee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

EASTERN Moan CGROLINA.-The Raleigh papers an
nouncoi that the enemy has temporarily left the counties
on the Albemarlc and that the Government is bringing
FROM that productive region large quantities of corn
and baeon
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

NEGRO TRooPs AT FoKTREss MoNROE.-The Boston
Transcript states that Governor Andrew commissioned
John Wilder TO go Fortress Monroe to recruit COM
pany of negroes for the Fifty fourth Massachusetts,
Regiment. When the men were recruited Secretary
Stanton sent an order to muster them into the United
States service with Lieut. Wilder as Captain, and to
tain them at the fortress.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

IN CIANCERY.-At Rules held in the
L Cek, omce County Court Of Hanover the Slh
day Of April, 1868:
Blckerton L. Winston and Robert o. boswell, Exec
u.ors % William o. Winston deceased, Plaintiffs,
against
George W. Cosby, Executor OF Francis G. Tallafer-
70, John G.. Harris, William o Harris. Temple o.
tarris, Willom J. Cragvail, Frederick B. tarrs
3enjamin Harris, Dennis 3. Hertil, Elzsbe,h r.
Harris, Admi1istrax Of Thomas II. Harris, de-
ceased Camm Garrett and Caroline his wife, A.
J. johnson and Cathsriue Is wife, Napoleon
B. Kssne and Lucy Ann his wife, Fanny n. Har-
RS, William II. Cosby, JOHN w. Cosby, Benjamin
J. Cosby, George ". Cosby, JanesJ. COSBY, Xix
abe.h y. Beadles, Iohn G.. Cook and Mavina D.
his wife, James y. Beades John W. Besdlcs, So
ran Z. Beadles Andrew J. Bsalles, John r. Hsrrs
Trustee, &c, Naths niei Mills Lucy Mills and the
unknown heirs Of Frances L. Mills, Lucy r Har-
ri, Caharine II. tarris aod Roberta Beacles, the
Last three Of whom infants, Defendants.
The object Of this u 10 obtain the direction OF the Court
paying 70 John G. Harris the legacy bequeahJd him for life
Of Francs G.. Talaerro, decd and, upon
fled cause II appearing thai the defendants William o.
Harris, Teple o. Harris William Cragwa, Frederick
h Benjamin Harris aud Dennis B. Harris non-redeus Of
this State that the heirs Of Francis Mills unknown
II IS ordered the nonresident defendants unknown heirs
Aforesaid appear here within month after due publication
this ORDER and 90 What is 70 protect their interest
this suit. A copy-Tese,
ap15-v4v R. o. BOSWELL, o. IL. O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

TIE EsEl~Y RETREAT TING ACROSS TIE RAPPAKAN
NlnEl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

As Commissioner appointed By decree OF TIE circuit Coartof
the city Of Rchond IN e Of Jones 'Rart Jarvis 4
en- Frensln street 10 the city Of Rshmond Iue 5h
May 1863 at ~ o'clock n the foSg slaves eng The
estate Of the la,e william JARVIS deceased VIZ; oAkA gd ~
years, ard her Two Iaant Chl1rn Also FANNY agei 20
years, ard BETSY, aged between ~ and 81 years.
Gp3o- -. JANIS /. A-PfESrE, Cor's.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

ON THURSDAY next, at 10 o'clock pre-
~ Precs y, viii oer usual assortment Of RoCEGIEs
&C, 20 which tde pttentlon Of the uadc invited.
go Note The change Of hour instead Of hapsst ten,
a heretofore
my5 TA8DY 4 WILLIAM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

NOTICE.-Havingd discontinued the Grocery
and Commission business persons having claims against
me present them pay men Those Indebted me- or the
late Of Lewis Webb John G.. Wade viii make PAYMENT
All articles the way alignment viii be turned over
! 10 proper parties for sale.
Richmond, May Isl, 1s6S.-c5t' LEWIS WEBB,
NIRGINIA--AtRules held in the Clerks Office
Richards Lumpkn, Trustee Polly Grow her Children
Plaintiff
against,
josiah Cow Thomas NJ Henley Sheriff Of County and
Comm ee Admir- Of Josiah Grow deceased, and others
nnfap
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Z. +. Ike,
General Commanding,

The following despatch was received yesterday morn
ing at the Var Department., from Na Boyle, the Pro
vost Marsha, a. Gordoosvile:
GorcoSsy IL, Nay A-Dr. W SWoOlloik lefsChan-
cc.lossvle o'clock, P. u, yesterday. lie reports
that he o was stiA going at Fredericksburg.
Gen. jack occupies all the lords except Ely's, and
had taken thousand prisoners, and prisoners were
s;il Jomiue q. Our men are in good condition. Our
loss is Lelyg. All seems quiet in front. No enemy in
Cupepgr.
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TWO EARNS IN HALIFAX COUNTY Ar


4 AUCTI0N.By requeat Of Dr. VIM. VI w oton (wlo pyo
poses 70 decline arnhr viii be sod In from Of Office,
TUESDAY, 9Th May z o'clock NJ, the Farm he
sides, known "EyERe REEN" 81 usted IN Halifax eousy
about mile fion Glover Depot, snd ini.g l4
The improvements consks OF client Dssllng VITA
rooms, andteaufay ul Ell in yal 50 out viii aows and
crgreens; there Jso the usua outrues & every kid.
Ako another Tract Of 2s4< acrg, shout y 3 nile om
aAoTe lying Immediately the ohnon lie Ralfo ID,
convenient 70 Clover Dept ana adjoining te lands Of Mers
Coleman, Garrett and o has upon buildings
which Somewhat Z ord =.
Upon both OF the good crops Of Writer Oats and Potatoes
have been ru. To- and being maze for
che lands lie veil 2ndr al e,0s quality.
Possession will lie gye ia 10 ate; the sale, and Dr. Wort
ton Will sell TO the purchaser ii Stock implements furn
&C.. as he may
The neshtohOod cOnvsniinttO urche and Pcs.
0ace
There here offered 10 refugees and others opportunity
secure really desirable home and properly rom the IN
v2der and yet convenient ~ rroad q the Confl
eracy.
Dr. Woo?n VIII take in shown the lands TO persons
who may desire 10 purchase, and pats OF the ay be
a. ny Office.
TRIMS will be made known the time Ct SALE VIII b. made
70 suit puschaseIs. A. ID. H.LLtAM3,
apo us AucLlLesr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

AUCTION AND COT4NIEssIoN HOUSE.
TIVE subscribers have determined to resume
AUCTION BUsIEEss,
and beg leave to ss the aeasn Of y u nd I'd The public
10 the fact and solicit condgnmessso OF - .
- GR0oERIEs, TOBACCO AND MERc3AssDIsE 81
generally pedgng themselves their hes efforts for ia
Of copsgnefs and VIII have their frst In short tine
(due notice berg gwen Of the Tim
81 Liberal Cash adYazces made IN S-oda n hand--
ap29-1m CHAs T. WJRTBAM & Co
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EaaM rae SEAT OF WAR.

GREAT VICTORY AT CHARLOTTESVILLE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

GALE OF THE ROANOKE Va ley
49, ,; III undsrsLed srportei The
on THURSDAY the G5h day Of JI6e. 1863, ia R0AE0RE
AID descr ptlon belOrgrg the Roanoke Valley R.irod
Company The sale 70 be mad n scords-et villa p-oysons
Of The act OF me legislature OF Vrs, passed te 3h day Of
Yeb-uay, 1853, authorizing the slie Ct sal road
All Ferso1s having claims agI1s tn said eomplny ere eanef
y requested 70 present them % the rSned N tefore ta
day CT sale, In order that geaet5 iay We ,Je r e
nloffI .aao
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

lISS0LUTION.--ln consequence of thevery
~ heavy taxes have deee4 best TO close cur buSneas
The opanerip OF p IL ABB E0N has therefore been dis
solved BY consent either party brg authorized to the
name Of the concern In settlement
p. VI. TABB, SEN,
JOHN p TABB.
ap2I-c2Ws once under the Exchange Hotel;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

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