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Battles Momentarily Expected

CHARLESTON, Jan. s.-A special Courier
from kinston reports that the enemy ar.
making immense preparations for an ad
vance. Reinforcements are daily arriving
from Suffolk and Yorktown.
At Morehcad City and Newborn there
are 10000 Yankees congregated under
command Of Foster. Butler is not there.
A Simultaneous attack Is TO be mude ON
Charles,on, Wilmington, Weldon and Colds
boro, so Ms to prevent rslnforcements leay.
Ing either place.
The epemy. it is reported are now cook.
ing march ing rat;ons.
The steamer that tow ed the Monitor has
not been heard from, and there is grea,
con sterna,ion in consequence Of tho los. OF
these vessels.
negro challenged Col. Weeks, com
mandsr of New York Regiment, to tigh.
duel. The challenge was sent by n white
man who was to act as cuffys second, but
Weeks refused and forthwith resigned the
service in disgust.
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Later from the United States

PETERSBURG, Jan. THE PhiladsIphia
Enquirer Of the 4lh inst, has been recsiy.
ed.
The Paris correspondent Of the CONNER
cial, writing under date Of December 18th,
says:
There is no doubt a secret League has
been formed between Slidell and tho French
Government, SlidelI being naturally inter.
ssisd in the affairs Of New O,leans where
his property has been con6scated, and the
French Government looks upon Louisiana
rs almost French Province.
The arrival Of n French feet al New Or
leans WAS received with great Joy by the
Souiherners, and the official journals an
Dounced the fact in terms which would
have been offensive to any Government bu,
that Of the United States, and says that al.
though the indications Tor the moment are
that, while better feeling 10 growing up
toward, Us in England, the contrary 10 true
Of France.
Gen, Wool has superseded Gov. Nor.
gan In command Of the Drpa1ment ofNrw
York.
Ru,nor says Lincoln was shot at and lis
coachman wounded, while riding homeward
on New Years eye.
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The Battle Of Murfreesboro'-Further
Yankee Accountx


A"e Ne" iofS ihouhe VI Monday last,
A"u"y'' eo"la'hs 'ohg account OF The
WYNN "g"''"e I'D ehhessee' ms account
says 'ha', al '"e close oi " ednesday's bat.
'e '"e 'eoeiS occupied the ground held by
our 'o'ees Ia inc morning. had captured
'"env SIX ana disabled SIX pieces OF our
A'o''ely' ana "Seh several thousand prison
'' i"ey eoa'u 'heh 'a'r'y claim Veto
"e se''""' eon''nues:
"o 'o''''"s o' our ''s"' o" the centre
WIZ" '"e consequent encouragement OF The
eH'''s INC III" mixing up OF the different
P''''o"' W '"o h'"y' 'oSe'her Win the To-
'"' '''o'sA"'Aa'oh OF PoIn"n OF The right
e'''' W. P'o''ee CONFUSION" ]" the ""o'e
army Inc weakness arising from This and
Wv '''. VI '''''e'y "'a"''es''y compelled
'e"e,"' N'Sene'"n' 10 act on the defensive
""o' "e eo"'a 'eofg"h'ze MS troops and
make up Tor the loss Of men and material
by reinforcementa from Nashville, where
the fine division OF Gen. Mitchell. compo,ed
I,,o.Iv NJ ,., ,.oo. 81 .-,, 3
49, .,. p' "' :"
s4''so"' DOM thursday ana friday The
rebels were the nssailsnts.
On Thursday morning the enemy aprin
appeared TO pr.pa,e for e,nLino o,r ,;oh,
To ,o,..,.u ,t;u n .;.,,, s,.t
,.. .,, -. " s '."s '"'",
e' 'hu eH'ehdea' rihd'ng the right well
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LANCASTER DISTRICT

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
PY =. II. HAMMOND, Esq Ordinary
- for said District
WHEREAS, y. J. VINCENT has
applied to me for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Chattles,
Rights and Credits of Joel +. Barnes
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are. therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court Tor the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 10th day Of
jan inst, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be gran.
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 3O,h
I ~ day Of Dec. in the year of our
l.. 5. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~ and sixtytwo and in the eigh,v-scv.
enth year Of the Independence of the State
OF South Carolina.
p. y. HAMMOND o L. d.
Jan. !, 1903. -2;. pd
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Lincolns Proclamation

The following is a list OF the States and pa, Is
OF States placed under van by Lincoln's "last
card"-hs proclamation:
Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana Except the par.
'shes oi st, Bcrnerd, Elaqucmincs Jefferson,
S'' James, Ascension, Assumption, Terrcbonnc,
Laiourchc, st. Martin and Orleans, including
the city d New O'leans,) Mississippi, Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, South Car olina, North Caro-.
ih'a and Virginia except the forty eight couu.
ties designated as West Virginia, and also the
counties of Berkeley, Accomac, Northampton,
Elizabeth City, York, Princess Anne aud Nor.
folk aud Portsnouth.) and which excepted
parts arc for the present left precisely as il the
proclamation were not issued
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Lincolns Proclamation

Northern dates of the I'd instant say that
Lincoln has hsued n proclamation, declaring as
ut and necessary war measure for suppress
ing the rebellion, that all persons held as slaves
IN the designa ted States and parts Of States are
and hen2eforward shall be free. He further
declares that such persons will be received into
The armed service Of the United States upon
this act, which is sincerely believed to be ali
act OF justice warranted by the Constitution Of
the United States, upon military necessity. lie
invokcs the conslderate judgment of mankind
and the gracious favor Of Almighty God
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From Chattanooga

MOBILE, Jan. S.-The Erening NeS, has
a dispatch dated Chattanooga, 7th instant,
which says:
Gen. Bragg made a speech at Dechcrd,
on Monday, TO the citizens Of that place
aud Winchester, assuring them hs did not
mean to desert them, but w)uld make a
stand between AIonza anG Tulahoma. He
said he fell back because his troops needed
repose. being perfectly exhausted.
lie said our loss was 1000 aud the enc.
my's between $4,000 and 10000. That the
enemy had advanced his lines 6 miles this
side Of Murfreesboro and had been guilty
OF most outrageous enormities. They had
also been stealing private property, robbing
peacenble citizens and running oil negroes
LATER.
CHATTANOOGA Jan. S.-Therc isa rumor
that Rosencrantz army has retreated to
Nashville, leaving a small garrison at Mur.
freesboro.
Gen. Bragg. headquarters'i. at Wineles.
ter and he will make line Of defence De
tween Winchester and ShelbyviI..
It's probable that the Abolition army
will not be read! for offensive operations
under month.
Our troops, as u general thing. approve
Bragg course in falling back. They we're
too much exhausted to continue longer on
the field
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Adjt. and Inspector.General's Office
RICHMOND. VA, December a7, 1862.
GSNERAL ORDRES NO s6-Er,racl
" UNDER TIE PROVISIONS OF
THE SECOND clause of Paragraph
IL of General Orders No. 81, commissioned
officers and privates who are incapable of
bearing arms in consequence of wouud. re.
ceired in battle, but who are otherwise ii:
for service, are required, if not otherwise
assigned, TO report To the nearest comnan.
dant Of cOnscri pts in their respective States.
who will, if they are fitted for such duty,
assign them To the collection of strapglers
and the enforcement of the provisions Of
this order, with full power TO call upon tho
nearest military authority for such as.is.
tance rs may be necessary thereto.
In pursuance of the above Extract" from
General Orders SO, all therein concerned
will forthwith report ia peraon ut this
Camp Of Instruction. No written commu.
ni,ation will be received us n report. All
who report will be subjected 10 cxamns.
ton by the Examining Board.
by order. JOHN 5. PRESTON,
Col. A. A Gen, Conmandant.
JAS. f. BLACK, Adj't of Post.
Jan. = 1861. 4S-2t
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MISSISSIPPI And Tnr WAR DITr.-Goy. Pet.
tus, in II brief message to the Legislature Of
Mississippi, transmits the joint resolutions of
the State of Alabama on the subject of guaran.
teeing the War debt Of the Confederate Govern.
ment by the several States, and says: 81 doubt
not that the Legislature will do all in its power
to satisfy our sister States, the Confederate
Government and the world, that Mississippi is
willing to sink or swim with the Government to
which she has voluntarily attached herself
now ard hereafter"
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The Washington correspondents revive the
rrmors OF foreign intervention. The CORE.
spondent Of the New York Tribune says that
the French Government has determined to act
alone in the mediation question, and that it will
shortly offer to the President of the United
States the same propositions II offered to Eng.
land and Russia. 1t is stated that the document
will he accompanied by letter, stating Ia sub.
stance that the Emperor believes the PROPOSE.
ton OF An armistice an act In no way injurious
TO the interests and honor of the United State.
but, on tie contrary, emincntly useful.
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HEADQUARTERS.
CONMIsSARY.GENERAL's DEPT SC

COMMISSARY.GENERAL'S DEPT, s. c.,
COLUMBIA, January 8, 1863.
TflE Act Of the General Assembly, enti.
l. tied "An Act to suppress the undue
distillation Of 'pir;tuou. Ii iuors from the
cereal grains Of this State" contains the
following proviso, namely:
"That the Governor, il satisfactorily in.
formed that = supply OF spirits, which can.
not be Otherwise obtained, is absolutely
necessary for medicinal purposes in this
State, may contract with a proper number
Of irresponsible and skilled agents, in any one
or more Of the Districts. to manufacture !.
limited quantity Of pure spirits, at a limited
and reasonable price, strictly for medicinal
purposes, taking care thu. such proper dis.
position Of the product 10 made as to se.
cure its application alone 10 the purpose
intended" "
To. enable the Governor to ascertain the
quantity required for the above purpose
the physicians Of the different Districts in
this State arc requested to furnish 10 hi.
Department, A. early a. practicable, q state
ment as TO what supply OF "pure spiri,,
which cannot be otherwise obtained, 10 alb.
solutely necessary for medicinal purposes
In their respective Districts for The present
year
Itis requested that such steps be taken
as that the statement shsll represent the
views ofa majority Of the practising phv.
sicins in each District.
by order Of the Governor.
JOSEPH WALKER.
COmmissary. General Of s. G.,
Jan. 8, 1863. 4e-It
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TuLAnonA"-BRAGc's PosIrIoS. 1t Is mat,
ter now OF public interest to know the position
> OF Tulahoma, to which place General Bragg
has fallen back with his army. Tulahoma Is in
Coffee county. Tennessee. situated on Rock
creek, and offers admirable means Of defence.
II is II miles from Nashville, and SO from Mur.
feesboro, and lies Immediately on the Nash,
vile and Chattanooga railroad, where Il Is in.
tersected by the McMinnville anil Manchester
road. As a base Of operations and as a posi-,
iion Of defence, we understand that the place
offers great advantages.
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S o u Il III g A r O.LIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

PfP. Il. HAMMOND, Esquire Ordina
ID ry for said District.
WHEREAS, NJ. &. Heath, E>q, has
applied to me for Letters of Administration
ON all and singular The Goods and ChattIes,
Rights and Credits Of William II. Miller,
late OF the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, 10 cite and ad
monlsh all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary 3
Court for the said District, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 2Ist day of
January inst, TO show cause, if any, why
The said administration should not be gran.
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
- day of January in the year of our
L. >. Lord one thousand eight hundred
- )and sixty three and in the eighty.
seventh year Of the independence of the
Stale ot South Carolina.
l.. T. HAMMOND, o LID.
Jan. IA, 1863, 4s-at
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The publication in Northern papers of
the I'd is evidently fictitious. A few days
ago, they lad the same story about Port
Hudson. Vicksburg will not be taken but
by such fleet as the Yankees cannot bring,
and such numbers as they have not in TIM,
region.
That General Bragg should fall back, was
military necessity, but he has crippled the
enemy so much that their reinforcements
will not allow any advance movement on
their part -S S0uih Carolinian.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

RY p. Il. liam,nond, Esquire, Ordinary
- for said District.
WHEREAS, JOHN BREWER has an.
piled to me for Letters of Adminislra.
ton on all and singular the Goods and
Chattles, Rights and Credits of James NJ.
Bialock late Of the District aforesaid, dc.
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi
tors of the said deceased. TO be and appear
before me at our next Ordnary's Court for
the said district. 30 be holden ut Lancaster
Cour; iouse on the l9lh day Of January
inst, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
I ~ Given under my hand and seal,
( LIS. this the 9th dav of Jan. ir,
SC~ )the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and Sixty-three, and in
the e'ghty-seventhy year OF The independence
of the State OF South Carolina.
+. Il. HAMMOND, o. ID.
Jan. 7, 1868. 3S-2t.
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The Battles in the West.

We have to perform (says the Richmond
E1amner) an unwelcomc task this morning,
and to chill the glow Of triumph which the int
teilSence hitherto received from Murfreesboro'
has impaired to every patriotic heart. A re,
verse, the causes and extent unknown, has
been suffered by the army under Gen. Bragg
The statements Of its victorious caree: during
the two days o: the engagement already re-.
counted are not contradictcd, But since then
the force and position Of the parties have been
entirely changed. On the first day Bragg drove
the enemy from all parts of the field e1cept o1c
and took four thousand prisoners, whom we
still have. On the second day he carried In,
remaining position. But the enemy were uo,
routed, and did rot retire far. Rosencranz a..
sembled all his rcinforcemcnts and reserves.
and with their help has taken Murfreesboro,
and forced Bragg to retreat. Whether the
latter General fought a third battle before fall.
ing back is rot yet clearly ascertaned His
however, most lamentaJly certain that the en-.
emy has carried his point, and retains all the
advantages except the loss of prisoners
and arms resulting from the battle of Murfrecs.
boro'; and now he can succor Grant, clear out
the cavalry, and perhaps resume operations on
the Mississippi.
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Auction Sale.

Public notice is hereby given that will
sell on Sale day in Februry, at Lancaster
Court House ut auction, u large quantity
oi buggy aud wagon wheels, carriage DO
dies, both new ana old. springs aud axles
Tor bugges and carriages. 4 lot uf lire
iron, ne" and old, boxes, bolts. screws, &c
Also quantity Of old irnn-, wi.h a lot of
carriage trimmings. The abov. mentioned
stock Of articles contains n cunsiGcrabl.
quantity o: very useful iron such as every
farm"r and planter stand in daily need Of.
The terms will be mad. known on the
day of sale.
JOHN B. COUSART.
Jan. Z, 1868, 4S-2m
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From Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 9 The enemy now
aolds Murfreesboro, Iumor TO the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Fl Our p'ckets being within thres miles Of
them. Confederate forces occupy the coun
try this side.
Gen. Bragg now estimates our loss at
5000, which includes the wounded ten at
MorfressborO.
Gen. Hanson. Of Kentucky, wounded on
the I'd. expired at MoIfieesboro since the
evacuation.
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Estate William Ross.

ALI. persons indebted to WIN. Rose, de
ceased, are notified to make payment, and
all persons having claim. or demands are
requested TO prcscn the same on or before
.he 7th April next or this notice will plead
IN BAR to any demand not go presented, as
the Estate must be settled.
}. II. MCMURRAY,
Administrator.
Jan. 5tiI 1863, IS-3m
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> y U L ii g a II LIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

Rf T.. II. HAMMOND, Esquire, Ordina.
ID ry for said District.
WHEREAS, Martha l. Nisbct and Jas
Rodgers have applied to me for Letters Of
Administration on all and singular the Goods
and Chattles, Rights and Credits of Mai.
John w. Nisbet late of The District afore
snid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, TO cite aud sd-
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors OF the said deceased, 10 be and ap.
pear before me at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, to be holden at Ian.
caster Court House on the 10th day Of Jan.
uary inst, to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this Ind
{ ~ day Of Jan. in the year of our
( l." >. Lord one Thousand egh. hundred
- )and sxty.three and in the eighty.
seventh year OF the independence OF the
State of South Carolina.
l.. Il. HAMMOND.
o. j. ID,
Jan. I, 1868. -2t.
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Confederate Successes in the West

MOBILE, January IA special despatch
to the Adrert'ser and Register, dated Gren.
ada, 9th, ssys an Aid Of Gen Forrest, who
arrived this evening, reports the capture Of
Trenton, Union City aud Humboli. with
over two thousand prisoners, two cannon
and large amount Of ccmmi-.ary stores.
The attack on Jackson was feint to cover
their operations. The railroad was des.
GOyed from Jackson TO Columbus.
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H HEADoUARTERS
CONNIssARY GENERAL,s.DEpT &

CoAAISSARY GENERAL'5-DEP'T, s. c.,
CoLUMBrA, 3. C., January 8, 1863.
"A III. applicants for agencies for the dis.
"A tilla.ion Of spirtuou. liquors from the
cereal grains Of this State, in conformity
With the Aot to suppress the undue Gistii.
Istion thereto, will file with the undersigned
their applications, together with the test,.
mony OF two or more respectable and cred
ible physiclsns Of the District, duly authen.
Heated by the Clerk Of the Court, that they
are responsible and skilled agents.
by order o. the Governor.
JOSEPH WALKER,
Commissary General Of 8. C..
Jan. Q, 1863. 49--Il
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COFFEE AND SALT.-John G. Minor g.
20. sold yesterday, ut tho establishment of
Messrs. Chamberlain, Miller g. Co, on Meet.
ing street, 500 bags Of Rio Coffee and lot
OF Liverpool Salt. The Coffee brought
from S24o to 50 80 per pound, and the
Salt from S55 to sos per sack, and n sec.
ond parcel, FROM % to - cents per pound.
-ChdrlestOn Courier.
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Tux BATTLE or CAVE CIrY.-From one of
our exchanges We learn some particulars Of the
battle Of Cave City, Arkansas. General Hind.
man, with IA, 600 men, marched from Van Du.
ren, Arkansas, to sttaek the enemy, who were
posted, $4,000 strong, on the other side Of the
mountains. The Confederates were the as.
saulting party, and the result Of the fight was
the giving way Of the enemy, with tho loss OF
1000 killed aud wounded, two pieces Of artil.
lery, forty wagons Of stores, including 3,lOO
suits Of clothing and 300 prisoners. The Yan.
KEGS retreated twelve miles to Fayetteville, -
General Hindmand having marched with bu.
three days Iations. returned to his depot with
the spoIls he had captured. His whole loss
was 800 in killed, wounded and missing
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The Naval Engagement at Galvesto,

AuO "aSsi 0u6 kcucuI 8t 0alyeStOn.
MOBILE, Jan. "A special dispatl, to the
Adrerhser and Register, dated Jackson. 9Th,
says the New Orleans Dsltn, Of the 9th, re.
celved At Ponchatou!a, contains the follow.
ing: About two o'clock, New Years morn.
lug, four rebel gunbos,s came down Buffalo
Bayou into Galveston Ray and ran along
side the steamer Harriet Lane, one on each
side. The Texan sharp. shooters then com
mencsd an assault on her, and soon succcc
ded in killing ali the gunners and Captain
Wainwright, her commander. The as,ail.
ants then boarded her, and after . desperate
struggle sho was captured. The rebel
gunboats were lined and fortified with cot
ton, after the manner OF the boats in New
Orleans known As the Montgomery fleet.
The Wsstfs!dt, under command Of Com.
modors Ren.haw. determined not to b. In
ken, and after consulting tho officers, ard
all agreeing, they blew he, up. with all Oh
board, including himself, only eight ssca
ping. The balance Of the Yankee feet and
one transport escaped Two coal boats at
the wharf, together with two companies Of
the AID Massachusetts Regiment, were
captured. A Federal vessel was placed
outside the harbor 10 watch the Harriet
Lane, aud prevent the Confederates sena.
ing her 20 sea.
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Loss of the Monitor.

1t is reported by flag of truce at City Point,
ahat the ironclad gun.boat Monitor founder cd
off lIattcIa', a few days since, and carried down
with her thirty souls. Another account says
that all OH board perishcd. The Galena mar
rowly escaped, and threw overheard her arma.
mcnt and ammunition. They were supposed
TO be on their way to Wilmington.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

I)EkSONS indebted, either to the Estate
= OF Isabella u. Connors, deceased. or
that OF Andrew J. COnnors, deceased, will
make payment to the undersigned. Per.
sons having demands against either or both
OF said Estates, are hereby notified to pre-
nent them, in legal form, 10 me. Tor pay.
ment, within the time prescribed by law
This notice will be plead in bar to anv
claims subsequently presented.
w. NJ. CONNORS, Admir-.
Dec. 8, 1862, i3-am
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Is LIKELY NEGROES.
NEGROES AND LAND FOR
SALE.

AS Executor Of the last Will and Testa
mont Of John I Mccain, deceased, Iwill
expose t" public sale. At the late residence
ct w. Ellis Mccain, in Union County N. c.,
IA miles North East Of Lancaster Court
House, on the 3Olh instant, the following
property, TO wit:
TWO YOUNG AND LIKELY NEGRO
WOMEN AND ONE CHILD.
Also the Tract Of land whereon the sand
w. Elli"s McCain formerly resided, con.
tanning about 100 acres, ON which ihere il
a good dwelling house and other necessary
out buildings. One Horse and Saddle, and
various other articles too numerous 10 men.
ton.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
II. WILSON, Executor.
January "a, 1868, 49-3t
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Resolutions have been introduced into the
Virginia House of Delegates declaring the ,.e.
termination of the State to guarantee to the
Confederate Government payment of her pro-
portion OF the public debt and pledges the
faith OF the State for the same. Also, propo-
stion to enroll and organize all cIempts in the
State into brigadcs, regiments and companies,
TO be subject 10 the call Of the Governor in
case of necessity. But little doubt of their
adoption exists.
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Notice.

ALL persons having claims agains. the
Estate Of Martin p. Crawford, deceased,
Will present them, in due form, for settle.
ment. Those indebted to said Estate will
be expected TO make immediate payment
without further notice.
MARY ALICE CRAWFORD,
Executrix.
Jan. !, 1863, 4S-2t