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I'm Probate.

Mantowoc> County Court. In the matter OF
the last viii and Testament OF Frederick Marx,
deceased.
IN reading and fling an instrument in wri>
~ ting, purporting to be the last will ard
testament OF Frederick Marx, late OF the city OF
New York, State Of Nes York, deceased, and
also the accompanying petition of Henry Nacht-
well Ct the town of Ga>oH, Hanitowoc county,
Sac Of Wisconsin, representing among other
thi@gs that the said Frederick Max lately died
at said. city of New York III tie Stale Of New
York; that said instrument IS the last y i'll aud
testament o said deceased, aud hat he, the Said
petitioner, is The identical Henry Nacl.wcil
raned and app ,inted in AID by IL said last
will and testament executor thereof, and pray ing
that day he appointed for hearing the proof, OF
said last will and testament; 1t is Ordered,
That the proofs OF said instrument be heard be-
fore the Judge of this Court on Monday, the
18th day of April, D. 1868, at - O'clock A.
u, at the Court House III the village Of Mani
towoc; And it is further Ordered, hat public
notice thereof be given t. all persons interested
10y publishing copy OF this order for three
weeks successfully, prior TO said day of hear
ing, in the Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper
printed at ManitowOc Wisconsin.
Il S. PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated March 7, 1853.
GEO. n. " ooDIN, Atty for Petitioner
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HECTOR MCLEAN.

.Nota,Y Public and General LGad -4geat,
sToCKBsIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend to the payment Of taxes, the coilec-
ton OF debts, the ex imiqation OF titles, 81.
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GEO. REED,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
Has resumed the practice Of his profession in
Manitowoc, and car row promise 10 give
prompt attention to al! professional business
entrusted to him.
sE Collections made in any part Of the State.
For few weeks lis Office "" Ia found 1t
his dwelling house.
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II. BNET NAN

County Surreyor Of Monitovoc County.
EEsIDENcE, a1Al cLAkK's MILLS.
Will promptly atten TO al! business Ell trusted
to him. Orders ma Y be left st the Store of H.
ahoney, or at the taicc Of Clerk Of the Court,
Mauitowor.
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SoTAEY Puzzle, Agent for the Milwaukee MI
tual Insurance ompany, and ounty Treas
urer. VIII attend to the payment CT Taxes
Sc. Office On Ninth Street nl-tf
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Executed in the finest style Of the Art. gen.
erai assortment OF Photographic Albums, Cases,
snd Frames, is kept Oh hand and will be sold at
ow figures.
CORPSES and INVALIDS TAKEN ct their
residence if required also Views OF landscapes
and Dwellings taken at reasonable rates Hay
| ing had fifteen years. experience in the Fine
Arts, We shall undertake to do as good work IS
is done in any Of the Eastern cities
Ofdce o. York street, opposite Plat + Villas
Store
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G. ALIEN LAMB, N. d.,
Physician, Surgeon, and
Il eco u CHER!

Office. opposite 4Fationa! Hotel, York ST.
Orders left at the National Hotel will receive
prompt attention.
~ Good references given.
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BTTAN OLD ESTABLIS HAEfT

n T0RR1SOy respectfully announce, to
W his t'iends customers. and the pie
OF hanito.cc'aD adjoining counties that he has
removed to his new and commodsus building
at the north end CT the Eighth Street Bridge,
corner of Eighth and Commercial SIR cts, where
he is prepared to show . larger and better stock
of goods than be has ever before offered, and as
large, weli>seleeted and cheaplan assortment AZ
car be found north Of Milwaukee,
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IN CON DS OF WOOD wanted at the
,W ksnitowoa Pilot O6ce, for which the
lehest price will be paid in subscriptions 70 III
xer, advertising. -
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J07Es ,1rAEGGgs,
Wagon, Sleigh, and Carriage Maker.
Shop on York street, over VIM, Shsrp's Black
smith shop, Mlnitowoc, Wis. Always ou
hand, and willing to work.
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BEER 81 Ea EIE2J.

FSEEse & u E1kGI.
North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers il D.y Goods, Groceries ad i'royisons,
Glass, Crocliery, Fancy Goods, Oil-Cy.ll
WOODEN yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fiidles and
Guitars, ana Guitar strings Toys, Cor1ures,
Papcrhangirgs, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-tf
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q. TGEEsESOT s. CO,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, rccliery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gia 3, Nails,
etc. Produce OF all kinds wanted, nl.tf
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She2f4'S Sale.

DI o. II Do NM, UuI
T. ". NICHOLS Plffs Atty,
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Manitowoc, Wis, Feb 10, 1863.
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hanitowoc County Court. In the matter OF
the last viii and Testament OF Frederick Marx,
nrrnaSpI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

Of Capt Greenlee Davidson. He was killed in the en-
gsgement with the enemy Fredericksburg, en- Mon
CAV. Capt Davidson Aid to the Governor for seye
lal months after the commencement of the war, but
resigned that position to raise company of light ar
lery. HesuecCeded in forming efficient eOrps-the
L"tcher Battery-the guns Of which were cast in part
from the church bell of the Second Baptist Church.
Capt Davidson was gallant officer and his death viii
be dePlored by large circle of friends
The LATEST
A courier Who arrived abOu, 9 o'clock, last night
from Gooehhrd county reports that the raiders had
returned to Louisa county. A gentleman who walked
down from Ashland ard arrived last evening, ststes that
20 Yankees have been that place since Sunday after
noon; so may presume that the train which q here,
last evening, proceeded to rs destination without inter-
ruptiOn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
ADJ'F & INsP'R GENERAL's oFFUE, /
RICHMOND, April 20, 1888.
aEEERAL ORDERS,

To y hs msne- o, Greeting discharges and furloghs ls
following crj,. coadasea from those heretofore Sssd, sN
plbislI q Tor he government Of the Army
when lsr presel. vih his regiment compsiy shan
military syioe In Consequence Of vouads dleass
fty his captain hs forward 70 the coSmandaT ofthe de-
parea or Of the army in the Ged through the resmeaal bril-
de ana slatemCnt OF he ease, viii Ger
fcaes Of Dabty thsthe is totally unfit for eryis signed
bS III surgeon 4 To battalion regiment according ohe
prescribed the cal Rguaton II the RECOMMENDATION
~ army coqaade he will endorse the fr tbeAsehsrze
upan the e thcats OF DG9b y which WILDE sent lack be
d Nv TIE sndrg ocer Of the regiment bilslon
shch ths iavad soldiers my belois and sferrs for
wardsd BY TIE Csptn to tbs Adgsn aud Inspector nsrL
TIE Diirhargev signed by the Teimentsl OF batialtn
cuander and Final Statements" made By the eoEanV COM
mander a. .
be abollg Endet temporary disability which requires rs
vi or chance u climate, the comm Ander q The dspset or
ftbe army ne field, grant urlcugh Of hf'y days,
w S ~ W. SrSeS I, nbsen- frS lis COMPANY bsIsoa or
brent hota and is unh for military scryise
po anon he Recommendation of an examining bori 20 con.
No or more medical ciacers, established by tie command
he tor there be such bo7d the seor
OF then tal) may grant him iurough fr thirty days sub
ect 10 p0n by the comandsr the department or army
Ia the sI ehsb he will make cut Certificates d Disability
and ssndem e commander Of the 70 be forward.
70 Cou1nders difficult sna attended with pe4r
and tb3 prgent me "Cehcaes Of Disability may be
forwarded ~ h sureeon directly to the Surgeon General for
rs approval eh being gven the "Disohage"wrl be suhor-
| surgeon viii mae out "FiuaI stsiements"
~. When SNer, COMMAND certified by TIE
Sarge s - Eugeon OF the TO be utt Tor pres snt
duty, and TIA hhheah requires his removal change II eli
The eonnauiof the posi- TO the o
te cCpntnent OF DE amy in The FIELD be dcg may rari
he soldier fucaAuOt TO exceed thirty days, and submit ht
application for period necessary The general
whose commsgd the ser mty beicng o. without granting the
urlough he may Tee to the discretion Of such cemmandns
| general.
v. In every wh soldier has been discharged under
paragraph ILL., BY orders @ the Adu,ant and Inspector Gen
erals cfire, aud the "d ptve List" and hna statement
cannot - had he viii be mastered for payment upon hOsp
rolls by ia2 surgeon Ia chgS upon his affidavit taken bects
witnesses, ha hARs not received pay the ps.
Rod for which he claims II to BE due and that he
10 the Confederate States Government beyond the amount stated
| by h'm.
VI Due notice Of all furlough discharges these
orders wI be forwarded throu department army
the Autnt and Inspector General the Immediate
commanter Of the company to which ihe solcier belongs
VII All orders hefctofo-s issued M ting urlouShs and
charges for tie causes aeorssad, ere thereby revoked.
| By order,
EiguedD 8. COOPER
| n4-iw Adj and Inspr Gen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
THE YANKEES REFUSED on THE CUMBER-
LAND

CuATAxooeA, May 5.-A heavy force of Yankees
crossed the Cumberland u Celna, near the Kentucky
line, under cover Of artillery and attacked Col. Ham
lions forces who inferior in number, and without ar
tlery fell back TO HIPS where they made stand and
after several hours hard fighting repulsed the enemy
killing ten ard wouudiDg nineteen Our loss, two XII
cd and three wounded The Yankees retreatihg
through Ceina burned the place. Col. Hamilton pur-
sued to TOmrkinsve, KY, and destroyed most of that
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GESssAL's OFFICE. |
SionoED, May l, 1863. (
GENERAL ORDERS, |
9. COOPER.
Adj 7 and Inspr Gen.

GENERAL ORDERS, as
No. SO.
The following act OF Congress- approved BY President
published for the nfOmatOn and direction Of all concerned 10
connection with the act relating 70 mpressmn;s heretofore an
nouuced In 6eoes Orders No 81 from the Autant and nspsc
tor Generals 0ee April 9Th 1885, as supplementary to said
act:
An amend set entitled act regulate
by officers Of The srmye
The Congress OF thu Confederate states America do enact
That in 81 Of spp7aiseen provided said the o.
heer mprrsrg the property shall he believe the
fr ant Just endorse upon bis spPrOyS he shsll
endorse upon Il his for rtnsnR deliver the sa
With receipt the property imprse the owns bis agent
attorney and, as practicable forward copy Of the
board appraisers appointed by hc Preseo Governor
the State, who shall evse the same aud make ual valuation
give us pensaon for the propy TAKEN which 1alua-
oa sha be pad by the proper dPamsp TO- the use VI which
the property akea the certificate Of the appraiseT
provided in the act OF which this Ia amendatory.
Approved April 9Th, 1863,
By order,
lSgnedl g. COOPER,
my4-lW Adft and Insp'r Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

KILLED AND WOUNDED.-The 18th and 4Ist Virginia
regiments suffered severely in the battle at ChaneeOrs-
vile on Friday last The following residents of Peters
burg are among the sufferers:
Klled-Captain John Weddell and Henry coldwell
Wounded-Cap,an K r. Banks, Lieut. w. +. Sydnor,
severely in the Leg L. r. NeWsom, J. Hawthorne and
Cary Bate, mortally ----
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

Tbeintcrruption Of corsmunieatiOu between Richmond
and Fredericksburg rendered it impossible to learn mote
yesterday than that our ve;O saturday and Sunday
was complete, but no details have been received up 70
the present time Telsgrlphie communication was re
established yesterday Apd the following des "A was
received last evening from Gu;nea's by the Pr, Mt
HEADQUAI 80
10 o'clock, A. H.,
To H's ExcelleneY PREsIDENT DAVIS;
At the close Of the battle Of Charlottesville sun
dey, the enemy was reported advancing from eder-
ieksburg in our rear General MeLavs was - back
20 arrest his progress, aud repused them handsomely
that afternoon.
Learning that this force consisted Of two corps
under General SedgeWick, determined to attack it.
ard marched back yesterday with General Anderson,
and uniting with McLass and Early in the afternoon,
succeeded BY the blessing of Heaven in driving Gen.
Selgevck over tie river. We have reoocupied FreJer
iessburg and no enemy remains South Of the Kappa
i1.aaosE.ip its vicinity.
Ioigned] T. Z. LEE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

ARRIVALS From YANKEEDoS.--Thrce hundred and fl
teen Iaroed Confederate prisoners representing nearly
every state in the ConfsdeTacY arrived in Petersburg
from the North on Monday. By the flag of truce
came several hundred Confederate officers, whose ex-
change has been Effected, among them Col Zlrvona Of
s.. Nicholas fame
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
AFFAIRS AT GRAND GULF-THE POSITION AT
Tackled BY OVERWHELMING NUMBERS.

JACKSON, Nay 4th.-The Nis'isspPidn (extra) says
that General Bowen fell back from his position at Grand
Gulf being attacked by overwhelming numbers and out
amkcd. Tie SlstSLouiaana was captured, fighting
desperately. Loss very heavy on both sides General
Bowen now occupies position east of Grand Gulf and
south of Bayou Piere, with Pet Gibson between ban
ard he epemg.
The Yankees are reported at POntOtOc, Miss, 1000
s,rorg, Intending u march on Meridian via Column
brs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
TUE INVASION OF GEORGIA..

CHATTANOOGA, May "A Federal cavalry force peue-
racd Georgia, on. ret By armed citizens neaI
Rome and held in check Forest is in their rear and
all probably capt4ro al. 1T Will be seei byother
Dispatches that Forest has done his work
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

Patrick Harmon, Freight Conductor, was accidentally
Killed on the Charleston and Savannah Railroad on
Wednesday morning last.
Charleston pilot nam'd burroughs, died on board
the fog Of truce boat at City Point, Va Monday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

GRIERsON AMBUSCADED BY COL WRIT ADAMS.
JACKSON, May 4.-COlOael Writ Adams ambuscaded
Gsierson at Amto Bridge. He let three companies
cross, when he opened fire. killing and wounding several
Colonel Prince ordered the regiment charge but the
men refused when Prince charged at the head of some
men and was MORALLY wounded. He is since Dead and
his body in possession. Three companies escaped
to Baton Rouge The remainder are hemmed in, and
win probably be captured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
NBAR E1sHER'S HILL, }
Anil 28th. (
An FxplOit in Hardy County.

The Rockingham Register of the Z: isst. gives the
following incident in the progress OfGs3 Jones' expc
d,tiou: -
a portion OF cur troops, under Gen Jones, moving
toWsTds -, captured about 100 Yankees at Green
bud in Hardy county last Saturday afternoon or night.
These Yankees two cOmpapeS WeCe posted in church
r.; this point, when they attacked by men who
passing along that way Efforts were made 10 dis
lodge them but they fought desperately ard refused 10
sueydsr killing OF men. private fletcher, o.
Fuqu.er, member Of Co. II, 7th EegFsen of Caval-
} aud goundigg several others. among the severely,
II 10, MORALLY wounded, was our gallant Young towns
an Iaae S PsunybaeSer, Of Co. II, a son Of Mrs. Ss-
r nnybacSer Of this place, Who was SHOT through
q breast, the bali coming out az his back. l.. Philip
HsuEOu Of the BI5ezs Gap Rites, Co b. was also So
= rely wCradej.
Finding al ordinary means for the <slOlgement Of the
Y nkees Intellectual, It resolved to "smoke them
oV," Had time TO lose in wlisiug 70 starve
them out We st their retreat On fire. and they only
surrendered vhel the roof of the burning fort wa
a out ~ fell m They surrendered, Of course uncondi-
onay, and we're marched to the rear, and a. new
the.r vay 70 fchUOnd.
We obiairei with the prisoners lG horses, wagons,
an anbqaree scme stores Of sugar, candles, soap,
muniOn, gun Sc.
The prisoutUs we're sent BY ehe way of franklin in
PeudeiOn eouly, and General Jones ard his comuaud
pursued the tu tenor OF their way" 10 10 the work
before them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
THE SITUATION IN MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, May l-GovernOr Pettus says that no Sc
rious disaster has occurred near Grand Cali, and be
wishes the people have confidence in tie result He
mas come to the rational deliberate conclusion tina: the
whole State will be held few towns on the river will
probably be temporarily occupied, bu; measures wild
be taken to meet the enemy every point assaed and
fos uriias him back He thinks affairs are not half as
gloomy as they we're three days ago.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
AND A GEN CY-

II the Of the community the undergn
ed opened oce In The CITY OF RIBIMOND for the
PRIVATE GALE OF REAL ESTATE.
They you'd be pleased open esp ndedce with persons
IN this and the other states Of The Coaeaoy and
rcpOu prices Su terms land pais propers when cOnve1i
en from those desiring to sell FARMs other RIAL Pro.
PsRTT.
Mr. Garter win stts'd personally, to showing ell property
trusted 70 cha'Ee.
Pehsserl win nd Their interest to apply ct our o,e
the Banking House Of wm B. Isaaes Co., OF Main
18th streets.
BpS0-d&clm A. L. CARTER CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
UNSUCCESSFUL. ATTEMPT TO RUN THE BAT.
TERlES AT VICKSBURG.

vicKsBURG, May A Yankee craft, with two brges
in tow loaded with medical stores and ratons for the
army below, attempted to run the batteries las; night
but we're set on fire by guns and all burned to the
waters edge The crew we're taken of by orr skifs
,r,A b-rr,-bt hove
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
G6t 8n9monS ddBig,
WEDN s oAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1893.

TgRss;-D,Hrt year $780, months $500; for es'Ps-
nod 81 per month.
SElrvEEkLT year, ss 90: 6mon.hs SG00
wsxkL lyear, SSoO; months. $40
RemiitSaees a, The risk Of ne sabs5.lber.
ADvE rsiSopy sq,sse unes SOo an Insertion and
IS e.sh continuance senrsesy hvesky naertO's
81 % per square weekly ils,rtop $i5o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
Frnm ths - N M -.

Our army in the Valley is now under command Of
Lieutenant Colonel Funston, brave and gallant an
officer as we have in the service. The Yankees lately
made raid through Woodstock, which, according to
the Rockingham Register characterized 10y brl-
tally and endishness unparalleled in the history oil the
war in the Valley. They tried it secoad time and the
following telegram from Major S. B. Myer5 tells the tale
Of the success they met with
NsAR HsHER'S HILL,
April 18th.
To Lieut.. Col. FH's'en, commanding Two ree-
uents Of cavalry advanced on US 10 day. e0uipg fror
Nardensvile. Company Q gave hem i:s have jut
been over the scene Of conflict where they left six dCa
u ID two severely, if not mor,aly, wounded We cap
tred think eight, probably ten prisoners some dozen
N5rscg Eaey have four regiments " hfmtig, Two reg
Of cavalry and several pieces Of Artillery. We
ii one man severely, If not MORALLY, wounded
only loss. certain thas their loss killed. wounded
and prisoners, Is not less than forty 1t glorious
& Int.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

nRILLIANr CAVALRY EXPLOIT.
SlrrEEy HUNDRED YANKEES CAPTURED.

CnArrAsooal May A special to the Rebel, dated
Rome, GA an, via Dalton, says
Gen. Forest accomplished the most brilliant feat Of
the war Yesterday. lie captured Col Straits entire
comu.S.5 consisting Of 1000 infantry. He pursued
item from Courland, Ala, ard captured them two
miles Fl ON the Georgia line, and twenty mics from
Rome, fighting necessarily for Eve days and nights :
Cen Forests loss, ten men killed and forty wounded.
His reception in Rome yesterday triumphant ova-
lion salute Of twenty guns was fred, and the ladies
welcomed him with smiles aud tears Of gratitude.
SECOND DEsPATcH.l
ATLANTA, Nay 4.-Passengers by the State Road re-
port that the enemy, l6oO strong aud 1000 contra
bands, we're captured at Cass7e. Yankee loss, fifty
killed. our loss, ten killed. a special from Col Lee,
at Etowab, confirms the above.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

R"BBERr.-Ar, Daniel Gordon was knocked down last
Fdday night in Petersburg, Va, and robbed OF $7OO,
by two marines, named Thomas Jackson and Thomas
Russell, who were subsequently arrested with most Of
the money on their persons.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

GENERAL lNpopEsS ExPEDTIoN-Iu addition to the
other property captured by Gen. Imboden in Ran
doph county, We understand he got COO beef cattle
These VIII assist in preventing; the starvation so con
ddently hoped for and predicted by the crazy Abol
tioH fools with whom We are at war.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
FROM TENNESSEE.

CHATTANOOGA, May An quiet in front, t is re-
ported that Burnside is hurrying to Nashville.
A heavy Eail storm occJhred here last night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
.ACUI8Jlg Sales.
FUzURE DAYS,
VAIT,ABIR-

~ f---iF -~-@O ADLIS--
~ %l sssss 81 The circFit O. nrt az Nso. eoany
- 9l' iet-' PROG subcei lea IA he essa N
- n.ehnly tut for the Il sion Of 90 si " Mas
~ r ls oihe estsie II tle lac 81 tlin hountl
- ~ " bs curt IA said suu 30 " aal, IS
sSi an the lCih day Of J-Nr sees euo4 on tbe
sod ~ 0un'ain L. nd ssia dee,Senl ", ftiels OF
heal sonaoe lot set, containing 800 ,crs.
River All IL ~ hysr End through which r ny ~ ne
- Dlee muse rue pike Several ,, lse ttd Tye
." sOou stse o. euVson, spd urder good acres
con o. corfortst DIV l;y ri,a ~ The In
~, kteh n meat and ce-hsuse and seve+.I M roo and
,assNh h'' arr, s'Aiei obacen tocse An NJ cab
or hs shop saw and gt min and n sa; pack
house, ba'- oreh In full bearing ndIon ia! uen 70
H. inc app.e An Virginia g. tan yard coopr esista
ne best opens sale having pestY Of wood bsrk o. I'd
aent On and srouId II, It lies In Sssqn equity opy
rear The ROekbrligi And Augusta iIaes IS rs &
,tS ses sls I'm Helson, Hnd fom Midway, In augusta
o. Ts ASde Trsct two miles from h0rtebello, On the s,me
towards dgsy23o acres, about 20 Of Which are cleared
'I 81 s Grab Tract" 600 acres, adning h'ns;so spd
Oh Two fsl entisOf % and o. acres respectively about
me mile from Moitebelio.
and on Saturday following good or bsd we tsr we vi
M at the vsRe OF New Market Nelson c0uLg lo containing
half acre Of land, beonsrg the same esse
TERMS both sasG u spd IS months with PERI secur
md tile retained TIL payment.
J. WARWICK, |
90 ,-.i JGS ICON,
THO. J. &AsSIE
up17-d7. Coz ul7soners. I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
PREDICTED WAR BETWEEN TIE UNITED
STATES AND ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

Jackson. Nay 4,h-The New Orleans True Delta of
April 2sth has been received The editor preScts that
the United States are on the eve of war with Great Br
tain and France.