davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-01-22
COMFORT FOR I'EIE COZ
IsEQeHEEADS.


The Coppcrhcad Democracy OF the Free
States ret little comfort from their Southern
rebel friends. The following Is the reply
which the Richmond Dispatch naScs to Mr.
Armestect BOBBY Brooks, Of thu the New
York Express, propositions Of peace:
Mr. Brooks appears to be in earnest In these
cxtrnTagnnt propositions, stringe as It may
arrcr to any 1nan who has possession Of his
scnses; for, upon Tic occasion Of presenting
himself confident Of ti,elr % Success. @ he 1re the
Northern people all natural 1or7. fools, or are
they only stricken with the judicial madness
which VIC arc told the odsalwuys inQict upon
the victims Of their wrath, preparatory 10
their un ,ss Can hy 1asa has the fSs s9uh
selves, and that they arc willing, for mere
considerations Of interest, to forget the un-
heard Of outragcs under which they have suf.
fcred during this war? Can they believe
all TINT they have done, and al that they have
II the whole Ynnkec race should full down
In the dust to morrow and pray us to be their
masters, We would epurn them even as slaves.
Our only wish is to be separated from them
finally and foreycr-ncvcr to sec the face Of
one Of Them again-neYcr to hear the voice of
another Yankee on the south side Of the Po-
tomac or the nort1l-to have no traffic and no
intercourse Of any description whatever with
them. We are lighting for separation, and
we will have it, II 1t cost the life Of every man
in the Confederate States.
YANKEES TILE NATURAL SLAVES or SOUTHERN
GESTLEAEN. :.
II the above is not enough for the lovers Of
our "Southern brethren, the following c2-
pressions Of the Richmond Enquirer, jeff Da-
Sis' official organ, may open their eyes:
We Aaye committed many errors in our
, 1863-01-22

THE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselves to
the organs Of secretion Hnd hy altering the con-
principle Of tho food Is not converted into sugar sd
long as the system IL under the influence ot fAc
, 1863-01-22

there can be renewed association between
then. Our enemies are trnditionIcss mud
homeless race; from the time Of Cromwell to
the present momcpt they have been disturb
crs Of The peace Of tho world. Gathered TO-
gctl,cr by Cromwell from tho bogs and fcns
Of tho north Of Ireland and Of England, they
own country; they disturbed Holland. to
which they fled, and they disturbed England
Oil their return. They pcrscoutcd Catholics
in England, and they hung Qnakcrs aud
wItches In America"
, 1863-01-22

~ Thceimularity Of opinion held by JEFF.
Davis aad Sunset Coz In regard to the .Puri-
ta,,s Is, very striking. We gave an extract
from Cox's speech in New York. few days
since. Here is an extract from the speech Of
JET Davis ut Jackson, Miss, few days
since: j. -'.,.
Stand it is with these people that our faith.
crs formed union and q solemn contract.
There is indeed a difference between the two
peoples. Let no man hug the deluslon that
, 1863-01-22
MILITARY GOODS Swords
BELTS, sAsHEs, CANTEENs,


:mlth L wcsaone Mooroe. Colts Prctcotts and othee
lowest prices. WnoLEsALK AHD RKTA11. nt GEO. T.
ADHETS 1fH Lake street, apaly
, 1863-01-22

LEAVING New ENGLAND Our.-The Chicago
Times having proposed to enter upon the dis
cussion Of the question whether It would not
be best to have Union leaving New England
out, the Louisville Journal asks" Wonldn't
that question have been an interesting one In
the revolutionary war? How would the pro
position have sounded to exclude New Eng
fand priyatcers and New England sailors and
New England soldiers from the last war with
Great Britain :''@
, 1863-01-22

UASFILLK. E&.. IuHd + 15Us
Dr. wx H. GREGo-Dcar Sir: In February. 81r:
was inflicted with tho HuSnr dmhetca. and f1r Aye
months pascal more thar two salons OF water In
ten d twelve tiu,ea during the night. and u nve
months lost about atty pounds In weight: During
Crp6ItNtQI4 EatGE and n two days after using 4.
entirely cufed. sSon af1er reza!ninE h
lcalta. 1ourstrn1y. ~rr ..,,.v-r
, 1863-01-22

1863. THE 1868.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL B. r.
eos nEs1e. YronbIa Track.

In order to keep pace With the Of tae srs,
added many improvements ttnrinss the yesr Na and
x.th IT, eohneeiions It Will b found T. a Tssge =
track Is stone bz1astcd and estieely fe. from dusf
, 1863-01-22

Xt2ts 114E11stH1J4A-S7s4 HAAA5
Vas the commencement oi In tie treatment
Of tlcre irregularities and ohstEnClonS 7Acl naye
consigned 70 many 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. No1tmalt
ctJoy good health unless size il regular, and Ea!c
utnt rtctiou takes Iace the general health be-
Y.ncB to decline.
, 1863-01-22
Eprliol i utifcs.
4 CA RID.
Deafness ann Blindness.

nr. uSpEK Tt>nD. culle and Aurlst. Operative
s;fEcou IL. ia ao1rh street: thcShrsan House.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
rr L. hos hi* professional life to Opthaimto
nll - aud tnscnieus nstruiucnts and apraratui
lcf and cure IT tht%c al!ctlons In iii tn 0phnlnic
.nd Aura' llnsitnls and 1nrarics Of London. Paris
r'rrrt md n,slcrn operations foT iraics Cataract,
A.net. iuEll Gsets Eys: MatIolia'p M r.. Estsop'g'n
1rnorH wcEe and aruriout growing Of every dracrlp
lion. Artificial Eyes nnd EsE.DFums inserted, and
n,iecotr. :toecopc. PharJn@oscore and Opht!RlMic
Ncrfcore INSTRUMENTS and machinery that brilliantly
Of the yc md Ear thus revealing the aud
1Hturc Of taEny sehssF Of the eye nn that hare
hitherto bccn thought forever hidden III d&fknGA anu
tInprnctrahlc ohscutIty. jATy8ss1m
, 1863-01-22
GREY. RED. Or RUSTY HAZE
CAT ARR II.
DR.. Seeles.s Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
4 snrc ourc ibT
cotorrh or Gold in the Head.

nis casie. to cure cata1h than Consumption and hy
cuTirc The first VIC prevent tc latter- Pertons eaood
ndcIstad that the better way to cure consumption
to prerentlt. ,.,,-.....
The symptoms OF Cat:rrh, es they generally an2eax
:lre 1t first vc:y slight. Persons Ind tcy nave colo
SENSITIVE the changes ot T. tnls c1n,
and rcrid a{tcrwards becoming thick and adhesive
~ tie disease Incomes croatc the dscarses arc IN
now thick aud heavy and are either got gid Of by blow.
,nc tile nose or else they rail- into the aroat and are
lnyEcd Or corghed oH The EecTctious are offensive.
carsI, had breath: tic voice Is thick and nas1! the
eyes nFe weak tile Of smell ts lcssened or de-
By the aid OF the I1Qr ID GATAkRN REMEDY. all
tt!cse symptoms can he enectrai!y removed
IricS OF tie Catarrh Kennedy *a0okuiGceut TOT use
one month with ful! and Clear directions. seat by e1-
press.
Office, 1872 South c.ark Street, Up stairs)
Address Dr. D. IL EEELYE.
ocIl-TlI5Sm Post Office Roe 1861. Chicago. LII.
, 1863-01-22

NOTICE Is HEREBY, GIVEN
all persons Who hare clalsus against the estata
as e FenlsE term q q tes ceaasy ceaEt q
cago, on the third Monday Of February next.
PAUL kELLfE,
:. i = PETER KELLER,
Executors Of tho estateo Johrt Keller, deceased
Chicago December. 1867. dc9t-yNE9Ew
, 1863-01-22
ErQal II otues.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
If1 on tho thlrty. sst day OF October, 1zs HensJ
KnlEhs Gus vie Joining therein to secure the par
rent OF his certain bond Of thas dAte conditioned for
the payment q s160 PatEick Trceent Jr executed
aqdas!tEcFed hs certain mostgase std Patrick
Tregent and aAgrs tho undivided twothlrds part OF
the southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of Sec
an. in COOK County Illinois, which mortgage deed Was
recorded II tho Office Of the Recorder Of said Cook
a. he ;;id Henry knght has made acfapti II !hs PAY
due TIC sum Of tl60 Win Interest semi annual from
April %. 1s5:. being now due and unpaid thereon.
kuancc With the In sai decd OF mortgage con-
tained. Charles A. Gregnry: to whom the said bond
TMESTl:FIRsT TMESTl DAY 9E JANUARY. AZ lsss: = tsn
tion, for cas 10 the highest bidder. the above DC.
scrbcd premses 70 make the money d9e on said bond
with the costs and expenses OF said SALE and will
CHARLES 4. GREGORY,
Assignee ofsald Bond and Mortgage,
, 1863-01-22
FEMALES! FEMALES}

IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FE-
MALES. tho Extract Duc!u Is unequacd by any
otlGE remedy. a. i9 CAotoss or Retention. IrESEuaf
ity. PutnfncER Suppression OF Customary Evacua-
tions Ujccratcd or ecfrrous state Of tic :UteFus aud
for all complaints Incident to tho BeI.
Or In the Decline or Change OF Life
ZEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
, 1863-01-22
Qopnrtnsrsl

CO-PARTNERSHIP.- The under
~ signed have this day entered Into .pa5fncFsttp
for the purpose d 1H t IF
WATHER, CLARY 8 CO. once IN Ewtrgs BLOCK,
~"'A~' WILLIAM r. 3IATHER;
Chfcaco Jan TO- 1563 STEPHEN CLAfsY:
a2iE:S7.tlu LTCIEN T. BARCLAY.
, 1863-01-22
IRRITATION Of THE NECK t>F THE NLAnDEIs,
INFLAMMATION pr THE KIDNEYS. AND
CATAAKH ttF THE BLADDER.
STIsAEGrRY AND 0G1iSlSG.
Or PAINFUL CR1S-

For these diseases It 10 truly sovereign remedy and
too much cannot be xal In IT. praise single dose
hns been known to relieve tnost mscens symptoms.
Are you troubled With that dist!essinE pain II tho
ttslI OF the buck and through the hips? tcasponu
d day Of Constitutional Mater will relieve you like
, 1863-01-22

w, Persons who have Whltewood Lu1nher Tor
sale on cnJ Of the lines Of railroad loading TO ChfcaEo
cate by ioiier stating price Quantity &c. With DAVID
0OODWIlLIE. Boz ~ Chicago. :. 3a99xaNN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
TIE SUBSTITUTE QUESTION
No, UILDI
Agent Of EIehsnEs.

Persons who have substitutes IN the army very
uOSy at the prospect Of being compelled to take their
places in the rank and the subject has become per-
mAnsnt topic Of conversation. OaS Of she questions
presented b. II principals sent 20 the army, viii
eOnsCdpts serving substitutes, be rslsAlsdl II
released the strength Of the army noe increased, and
raw recruits viii take The place Of veterans II not re-
leased, Why nOti'
Its thought not improbable TIA. COrgrSss may adopt
Senator WigiaTS scheme Of "reserVs corps" en-
brASng an persons in the army or in the 6sld and
that AS AeOmPrOnsO persons who have furnished sub
StHss may be required TO render service in this eOrps
instead Of in the army.
We regret that the HOuIs Of Representative has IN.
dertAksn 70 engra upon the bill recently passed BY ne
Senate any provision foreign the object of that mea.
sure which Is simply TO prevent substitution IN 6sirs
Why not concur in that bill, to which no objection is
Dads and allow the controversial question, Of requiring
pSrsOos Who have furnished substitutes to render mi
AIRY service to be Discussed when bill TO accomplish
that obisot is repor.edp
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14

A PGOrRLorED REVIVAL The meetings at tie Grace
Street. Baptist Church. conducted by r. Rev. Dr. letter.
and his earnest coAborer Rev. Mr. DiekinEon are still
In progress This revival was commenced about eight
weeks ago. and some hundred and fifty peutents have
prOfessed conversion. Among this number, we learn,
are lady and two daughters who had sbsent,d them
selves from the public worship of God for several years,
bat we're induced to attend one Of the meetings at this
church BY paragraph in of the city papers Their
hope Of salVAtiOO awakened, and they became
regular after dams at the church. Now they are in.
Guided amOrg the daughters of Zion" and praise the
Lord for the grace which he Vouchsafed to them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
QUE ARRY IN GEoPnI1

The atlanta Conisder0cy learns that correspondence
between the President and Gsa.s Hardee, Bragg and
Johnston, las eliminated in reorganization Of tbs ar.
ny In North Georgia.
Il Is understood that Gel. Johnston Is to take su-
'SSvns head Of ahAirs, viii Gen. Bragg as Chief Of
BAh Tee arrangement thus anncu-csd By the Conisd-
srAey Is sAid to give general satisfaction.
We are HithOus positive information on the subject
Dat expect to learn hereafter thai tie Con sderacy las
bssn misinfornsd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
CONGRESSIONAL.

The senate was 20. in session On Sa.usdsy.
The most important proceedings Of the House. which
held only brief ssOn, embraced the appointment Of
an able Special Committee on the currency. RssOlu-
tons we're introduced to inquire into aud remedy Ger
tain abuses under tbs Iuprsssmsnt Act By impressDR
s0ers and to regulate inpEessmenss ard for the ap
pOnment TO duties in the various departments, vhsn
they are not Of al iedVs character in the sd accord
Ing 70 the following order isabled sOldera persons
liable to subscription; but physically unable 70 perform
duties IN the field aud persons over tSe eonscrpt ara
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14

NEW MUsIo.-Nessrs. Geo. Dunn & Co. have deter
mined that their musical publications shall in point OF
execution and tasteful establishment equal If not excel
similar publications the Yankee or any other States
cir "Chrisimas and New Year Musical Souvenir" just
Issued will prove to every the justice of this
mark The ''SOuveyir" contains three ballads-music
BY Mr.. 7, W. Roster.
The same firm has published in their usual excellent
style-"GOol Bye, sseetheHt Good Bye"-A fAvOrite
ballad with piano forte accompaniment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
TRRNERG

omclSi FORMATION has bsep received at The War De
Par:men' from Gen Sam Jones' has Aver with seV-
sril thousand s.vAry, advancing In an EAstEardy
sIrsStior Tue oe Of this MONUMENT it is surmiSed,
Is TO GEE in Gen. LODgsirests rear.
report was brought BY the York River train, yes
9rdAy aitesnOOo tba; two eOmparies Of Maj hOsbl's
battalion Of cavalry, eapned by the enemy, near
Zoe Forge, in New Kent county. A detachment is
In pursuit Of the YANKEES.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14

THE I9fH REGNEsI VIRGINIA AILrIA.-Ata meeting
Of the officers Of the lSh Regiment Of Virginia Militia
Capt q. D. WbitcOmb, Of the VrginiI Central R. R.
Guards" was elected M,Or. We doubt not the selec-
ton Was good one, as MsjOr WhitsOmb does well
whatever he undertakes The field officers of the 18th
now are Colonel T: J~EVans Northumberland D.
Lee Powell, and N'jor H. D. WhitcOmb. Captain s. t.
PsndlstOn IA the Adiutana Colonel POWeIand Captain
Pendleton graduates of the Virginia Military Inst-
tuta. The Regiment isin good condition and holds
itself ready to do duty whenever called on as it has
dore heretofore.
The old 18th has been commanded by the following
well known citizens of Richmond Edmond Taylor,
1918; JAcqueline B. HaWe', 1921; William Lambert,
1925; George N. carriDgOp, 1882 Thomas B Bigger,
ls44 John A. Meredith, ls45i H. OOalter Cabe, 1852;
ThomAs J. Evars, 1860.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14

RECovHAY OF srOLEN GOODs.-On Sunday night of
last week, considerable quantity Of clothing recently
Ssnt to the Yankee prisoners stolen from the store
room Of the Libby prison. Capt. Nscubbin, Of tie
Provost MArst ais police appriEed Of the theft, As
soon discovered. He Immediately set his detectives
70 work. and Friday last succeeded in striking the
trail" Of the thieveA number of blue overcoAts were
recovered and or tao arrests we're made The off,
GERS are still on the hunt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
PUBLISHED AY AUTHORITY
Il or TIE STATE OF VLR,

PUBLISHED Al AUTHORITY
Il or TIA. STATE OF VIRGINIA.
WRIST 4 JOHNSTON,
PvblithsrS and BoOkssIlsss
las MAIN SrREET,
HAVsrscsnty PubHIhed ne
FLFZIEFTH THOCSAYD Of
GILHAM's MANUAL
OF DESTRUCTION ROB rHk v, LUNTEFRs AND MILITIA
o. Ihl OOhfEDkRAfs Stairs. By william Gillian, Colo
as u loantecs Insl Of Fasc and Ocmnandant Of
Cade Virginia Military lniHtue One yoluus l9mo Do 40
fofalsy AID PsAudfay illustrated win nearly 100 pialss
Army OrgknHAnon
OrshnEation o. CAvary
Arms aDa Amnuniton
school OF he Company
School Of The Trooper
ssoool Of TIE Squadron
Aenors and Manner Of Paying Fhsm
The Ht1n
OTgAniEaion Of Infantry
OrEEnggHon Of Yield Artillery
seheOl e the Soldier
Target Practice
sshool d TIE Troop
AVointion q the Regiment
Dstss q Captains, 4eS So
Articles Of war
fas one 81 ne oit nyauabs neriiorouB Military p1o
noAson sxtant II u pied and Standard auihsry vim
Ne ass Military genuses Confederate states and cona
: ~ any iAngnaga
Up.n hs receipt Of he pos We win forward Ne bOOk 70
41I pgrt q ne c. lfsderaey
~, TAI supplied uPon very liberal terms.
dslA-st lI-- Rehnsnd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14

MAMMOTH fSRHIPS-We are indebted to Mr.. Ben.
W..Grsen for several immense turnips raised on his
iarp near the city. They weighed between seven ard
eight pounds each, ana measured in circumference
considerable number Of inches. UOks most large tur-
nPs they we're net pitSy, but sweet and tender when
cooked.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
R,OHnoHp, December 4sh, 1858.
Hon JAWS A sKpoox Secretary of War:

Hon o =
schedules p for December and January requested ne ala Of
VIM
Schedules AZ and "R with the understanding
hepin
, y u
cesofm edwh
less
70
and 5nhp
oiuhh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14

n o. pa ssd through this city, las. week. his way
join the army of Gen. Lee private soldier He is
between 90 and 90 year of age and has had six sons in
the army two Of VII IN were killed in battle.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
Br GODDIN 4 APPERsoN.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE

VANUABLE HEAL ESEAIE
1T the Southeast Corner Of Main and First Streets.
A s Special Commissioner under decree of
IA the Hastings Court Of the city Of Richmond pronounced
the 9Th Of December 1862 10 the Of Blanton and vs
AGAIN., Wicker &c shall proceed 70 SELL a suction, the
premises, TUESDAY, the 18th Dec, 1863 at ooock, n.
fair not t fair day Hereafter that valuable and de-
sraby located Brick Tenement and the Lot which nand,
occupied By the family OF the late Philip N. Tsbb.
The Lot has front CT 6SH feet the south de Of Main It.,
and depth OF about $50 feet the east AIDE Of First rsst 10
alley.
fkzx-onehrd cash. baisncs six and twelve month"; for
negotiable notes. interest added and title retained Ill al The
chase paid and onyeyance ordered By he Court
all cash, At the option Of The purchaser. o..
des-t3B Oommf.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
THE CITY.

Local ATEAISs.--Ths city department Of this paper
ias been crowded Ou for several days By the insertion
OF matter of general interest," and whilst the Con
gessiODal reports occupy much sP'ce We viii be cir
eamscribed in space for "lcell items-"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
LAND ron RENT.

T WISH TO RENT OUT, PRIVATELY, FOR
part Of crop ne SnSqing year. The tract Of land
evon 20 my brother spragin and myself jonty By my
fntber, Thomas l. spFAginB, a. hs death.
IN county Of HaAx Virginia, about eighteen
niles north Court Houss and contains about 1000 acres
consisting Of high land and creek aa6.
The dwelling house large convenisny arranged, aud sur
rOunasd Al The outh0usss Al In good repair and
re renter Wi b REQUIRED 70 work not Less han asen hands
on the plaos. Ian IL a.-.s.- - ~
Pssou, Wshnt 10 rent Invited examine The premises
~ ,esding wheat Illll-s ELlZA A. CLARK,
l-ra go, Barksdale ?. o, Halifax. Va
PgThsrs WI be nale pershable pat athers
s.te premises about the clone Of December next As
uheA viii be able 70 supply heef with such thins a.
be nav wish 20 purchase 70 commence farming.
ocl9-eoda - a. OAAAA-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
80 YANKRR PRISONRRS

The following communication from Judge Ould to
Brig Gen Meredith III be read with genes RasEfas-
ton lhrOs sbous the COntederacy I. rather trying
70 she patience Of people tina: the mnons Of LIN
sO who had Invaded our territory for the purpose Of
devastating the country and Staying or Plunderng the
lnhAbiiAnts should be ieasDg u1ur.ss and delsa-
oss whist cur noble defenders in the fed we're con-
psllsd to plrAke Of hOmely fare Toe notice given BY
Judge Oud win dcubltSI "disgruntls" the eminent hu-
nAnitAriAa Of the Baltimore American, bat il il IN hI
power perhaps, to serve his YanaSe friends in captivity
By nss ing that hs Government shall agree 10 the re-
sunpten Of The exchange Of prisOLers:
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
HAR DEPARTNASr,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
Arent Of 81 ,hangs /:

en:-A,tse assent Of ire Co.federae Cover mont 70
the uAnsnissOn, By yous authorities and people, Of
feed aud clothing to the prisoners at Richmond and
elsewhere has been tbe subject of much niscOnIr0o
IOn and misrepresentation and has been made the
sAsoR Of much Vli6cston and abuse, an directed
70 inform you that sill be allowed 70 be dslV
cred At City Point The clio hing and provisions already
reCe Vsd vii be devoted 10 the Of your prisoners
When THAI supply Is exhausted they win receive the
sane raiocs our soldiers in the ield,
Respectfully
Your obdt serv'b
70. OVLD
Agent Of E1chsngs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14

VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND MARKET
GaIden, X Of mile north Of the city, together yth
Stock Farming Irplements, &C., for sale Al Auction. VIII
be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of Dscenbsr,
At IL o'clock n, the desirable county lately owned
~ oowaidn, ESQ.,, containing twenty Of highly in-
proved Lar with hne youog orchard OF choice fru
The buildings are two story framed house with and
poTches Kitchen with Sroms barn with lheds, stable
and COW hou.s-sD In good order, Also good lee hes. and
After Of the res estate VIII be sod an The soo on ssd
p copssng Of booded cows, and COLI q ala o.
gehsr with the farming Implements. JAS N. TAYLOR
del0 AuctonAer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14

MANUEh0rURING Null AND
49, WATER POWER BOR KENT
Al PUBLIc AUCTION.
TrHR Extensive Brick Building Grounds and
Wnfsr Psucr, Itn ted Canal street, he B5sri IN
~ ctT 81 viii be rentei Tor year 1Sa AZ Pus
Ie aton On WEDNEsD ~ lTh December a. ~ O'Clock
a. orsuIIsa. Possession tae LIST January, 1884
1901 n 10. y. LE5fER, Agent
d.sio-loh. 1fh, 15h Upper APpomAttox co.