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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01
Congressional

Several important measures we're definitely acted upon
by Congress yesterday. In the Senate the bill increas-
ing the pay Of soldiers postponed until the next
session. The House bin, TO establish Provisional
Navy was passed. The bill amending the Exemption
Act Of last session finally passed by both houses.
Il repeas the oyerseer clause OF that act but exemps
"one person en- each farm plantation the sole pro-
perty OF a minor, person Of uusound mind, tsme
sole, person absent from home in the military or
naval service OF the Coaiederacy, which there are
twenty more slaves, with various conditions One
proyisO requires the Of the slaves to pay annually
into the Treasury the sum of $500
FRzD. DoUGLAs-The telegraph reports that this arch
feud Of Abolition has raised company of niggers for
his "brudder Liacolus" army, The Chattanooga Rebel
reyyes the following anecdO;e Of this notorious black
gusrd;-S00n after bis arrival among his Yankee
friends he was speaking in the Quaker City. After
narrowing up the crowd to the highest pitch with the
story Of bis woes sufsrngs and wrongs he came down
with a closing 6l., full Of sound and fury. ooh, my
countymeu, cried he could you but count the stripes
on my back YOU would find bleeding testimony to all
that have sal.' To which an Irishnan in the crowd
replied aye say We were whipped wdout mercy, do We
Fredy' "Ob, yes, often "And yer back is bleedin'
Incarceration Of scars d We say p ayes so said"-
'Then, quo.h Pat, slapping has hands with emphasis
on bis thighs 'e must hare been a id bad Hiqger"
THE DoCGIAs was Smashed up for that night
woETur OF CONFERENCE.-The Fayetteville 90.
srrr reminds i;sreaders that Congress has laid tax Of
egh, per eent upon all provisions las well as many other
specified thinss hand on the lst day of July next
beyond what il necessary for the family consumption Of
the holder This viii touch the pockets of those who
are boarding corn, -four, bacon, &c Has the know
ledge Of such tax already brought supplies more freely
iltO uarkeS and thereby reduced prices Whether
such eject has been produced or not there is every
probability that the tax will operate in that way between
this and the LIST Of July And what we would suggest
TO those who have surplus Of provisions is that as the
lst Of July approaches, the market will be more and
more e-OSded and prices viii probably more and more
fall It is only necessary to call attention to this view
OF the matter Each holder will Of course consult his
own Judgment as TO the prOpriety Of selling soon or
late paying the himself or letting somebody else
pay IT,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

GEN JOIN MoRSAN.-It is stated that Gen. John
Morgan narrowly escaped capture when the Yankees
made their raid upon McMinnville short time ago
lie left hastily with his wife, and succeeded in reaching
Sparta in safety Ellsworth, MOrgans famous telegraph
operator, who had his leg broken some time SINCE was
captured.
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ACT IMPOSING TAXES roa TIE sU'roe! OF ooyERsrrsr

IPasstd MITCH IsUJ.I
Section 90 The act entitled act authorizing the receipt
Confederate States Treasury notes payment taxes and other
public dues passed March 22d 1862 be and the hereby
amended and reenaeted, to read follows:
"Conedeate States MISUNDERSTANDING notes OF the denom-
nation or I've dollars dated and Issued after he
first day Of April 1863 shall hereafter be receivable payment
Of tsxeI and other public dues TO the State"
Sec o. TheAudor Of Public Accounts shall cause the preced-
Ing section 10 be published in at least five newspapers city
Of Richmond and In the papers Of the cities OF Lyncburg aud
Petersburg andin the towns Of Danye saunton Wyht-
VILE, for at leV5t four weeks. ap 1-d6c4a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

BVRsLARY.-The residence Of Mr.. J. B. Watkins,
corner Of Sth and Leigh Streets was broken omen ON
Thursday night and robbed Of large amount of GRO.
ceres The thieves Of Richmond enjoy such compare.
tive exemption from arrest that they pursue their ne
rious operations with perfect impunty Citizens must
prepare 70 defend their own households.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01
TWO FARMS IN HALIFAX COUNTY AT

TWO FARMS IN HALIFAX COUNTY AT
L AUoTIoNBy request Of DR.. VIM. II. WOotton (who pro-
poses decline armngD will be ssd In front Of Office, on
TUESDAY 9Th May At ~ o'clock NJ the Farm wherein he re-
Sides known "EYER9RBEN situated In Halifax county,
about mile from Clover Depot and containing lf6H acres
The improvements consist Of excellent Dwelling with
rooms and beautifully situated In yard set out with flowers and
evergs there Also the usual outbudngs Of every kind.
Also mother Trc Of 2S4 about = Of mile from the
above Lying Immediately Richmond and Da vile Raro i'd
convenient Clover Depot and adjoining the lands Of Mes
Coleman, and otners has upon several buildings
which somewhat out Of order.
both Of the Tracts good Of Winter Oats and Potatoes
have In and preparations being made for Corn
The lands lie well and are Of good quality.
Possession will be given In 30 after the sale, and Dr. Woot
ton will sell 10 the purchaser such stock Implements furniture,
&C.. as he may want
The neghbohOod good churches and Post
Office
There here offered refugees and others opportunity 10
really desirable home and property from the In
vad and yet conYenent by railroad part Of the Cond
eracy.
Dr. Wooon will take pleasure in showing the lands to
who e TO purchase and pas OF the same ay be seen
at my Office.
VIII the time Of sale, and win be made
10 suit purchasers. A. D. WILLIAMS,
APPS tbs Auctoneer.
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Rod g. % per month.
sSaI-wErkLT year, 100; 6months, $500.
WEzxL year, $500; months, $780,
Remiuances a. the risk Of the SUBSCRIBER.
ADvExrss-Dsy square, nss, sloo an Insertion and
Is een each continuance 5eEeeky or f+Eeeky Insertions
500 per square Weekly iassraoa sl.5O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

Receipts EOs ISK.-The price of lux has declined
materially. At recent auction sale, in this city, it
brought about so per gallon. ehave been furnished
with the following reception making ink: "Put good
handful of maple bark and pine tops to pint aud
half of water let it simmer down to third of the guam
ty Add one table spoonful of sugar, two of vinegar
and one toaspOonful of copperls Let it stand twelve
hours and then strain This has been written with the
ipk
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G. s. OF AMERICA, WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJ'F AND INsP'R GENERALS oyFICE,
RICHMOND, April Esd, 1868
GENERAL ORDERS, !
No. 40.

The following regulation Is made and will hereafter be OBJ
served In the army relative the clothing deceased soldiers
Upon the death Of any soldier the surgeon IN charge the
hospital at which It occurs will Inventory
OF an his military cohiag and will make fair apprSseuen Of
each article thereof II will then be turned the
forwarded the 81 Auditor its value 10 tie personal
repre ntayes Of the deceased soldier and copy thereof 10 be
furnished 70 e receiving Quarermaser, will issue the
clothing toe appraised prices not at those set forth IN
General Order No. 100, last series.
H. Engineer officers, while employed reconnosances
oter duty under special orders causing temporary
from their posts from the headquarters the armies
divisions brgades with which they serving
be allowed their personal expenses be paid the Gppro
paon for engineer service, In lieu Of all allowances for fuel
quarters and forage FOR he period Each account must b.
certified TOBY the party receiving the payment and approved by
the officer under whose orders he acts.
III All supplies Of contractors engaged exclusively in iron or
munitions Of for the Government exempted from i'm
pressment Either at the establishment the place OF pu
chase satisfactory eydeace by adav Otherwise may be
quired 70 establish ownership.
(By order,)
Signed e. COOPER
hp2I-lw Adj t and Insp'r Gen.
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letter from Buckingham county, Va, that under the
operation Of the new impresment act agricultural pro-
daetiOns have rapidly declined Corn has settled at
sizl per boshel aud hay at $3.50 per hundred very
short time since, SlO@Sl2 VAS demanded in the Rich.
mond market for corn, and $50 for bav.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01
TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM MISSISSIPPI MOVEMENTS AND PLANS OF
THE ENEMY

JACKSON, April 29.-Dispatches from Grenada to-day
represent all quiet in that direction, and along the
tire front, from Memphis to Lafayette.
The Memphis, Byhala G) and four other gunboats
have passed Grand Gulf. One gunbOAt is below that
point Smelling both ways. The firing is heavy and is
heard here distinctly.
The enemy last evening burnt the Union Church, on
the Natchez aud Hazehurst road, Capt Cleveland,
with 100 men from Col Writ Adams cavalry, has been
skirmishing with the enemy some hours. The Yankee
force cannot be ascerained They have four pieces of
artillery, and probably making towards Matches
The Appeal says that Gen. Smith, commanding at
Lagrange states that he will unite the forces at La
grange, Jackson, Tenn Bolivar and Corinth and ad-
vance 10000 men to Meridian and Mobile, necessitang
the evacuation of Vicksburg,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

THE ENGAGEMENT AT GRAND GULF, MISS
JACKSON, April $50 Gen. S. Cooper Six gun
boats, averaging ten guns each opened terrific fire
upon our batteries at Grand Gulf at o'clock, A. NJ
and continued without intermissOn for six hours and
half when they withdrew. Several boats were appa-
rently damaged, one disabled and now lying on the
Louisiana shore below.
Our loss is three killed. including Col Wade, General
Bowen's chief of artillery. Twelve or fifteen were
wounded.
Repairs are being made, expecting renewal of the
attack tomorrow Transports loaded with troops are
in sight but inactive.
[Signcdl j. G. PExBERToN,
I;nut Con Cop,rnapd ;no
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1 CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT !

\ CHANCE FUR INVESTMENTS
"a Lady Of Fredericksburg somewhat advanced In age and
in delicate health Is DESTROYS Of selling her recipe for DOMESTIC
or HOMEBREWED ALEa prime and delightful beverage as
cen be eested by thousands With her limited resources for
manufacturing, she has failed realize on an average
hundred dollars per day, from which Inferred how
could be done larger scale, In city. opportunities
equal this for aud profitable investment Further Informs
ton be obtained by addressing "W d. Gu Hamiltons
Crossing near Frsdsctsburg by calling In person.
Of George and Prince Edward
which would be satisfactory Inclined purchase
g2-1
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AUbITOR's OFFICE
ap24-cids

AUGIT0RS OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va. March 8Oh, 1868
IN pursuance of the requirements of an act
entitled An act imposing taxes for the support Govern
men passed March rs, 1S63 the annexed act
are published. J. NJ. BENNETT,
Auditor Of Pubic Accounts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

WArsrDE HoME-It is stated that the Georgia Relief
and Hospital Association have secured the St. Charles
Hotel building, on Main street. in this city, which has
been fitted up as "Wayside Home" where Georgia
soldiers viii be received and made comfortable, and
whose wholesome fare and clean apartments the Geor
g soldiers soOurnng in Richmond are invited and e1
pected to enjoy This house is established in accord
auce with the bill passed by the Georgia Legislature
last November, which authorized the establishment
of Wayside Homes at Richmond and other points.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01
VERY VALUABLE
MOUNTAIN LAND FOE sA1y


BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of county,
vember h 1862 pronSunced then the Of Missile
sic, being friendly suit for the division Mountain
Lands belonging TO the estate Of the late VIM Masse SHALL
Commissioners OF the Court In said suit auction on the
premises TUESDAY, the 10th day Of JJNE SG REGARDLESS OF
weather. all the Mountain Lands Of said deceden not heretofore
Sold
s Montabello Tract containing 800 acrs andyng on the
head Of Tye RIVER and through which runs the old I've
River and Blue Ridge Tuu pike road hundred acrel
In good state Of cultivation and under good fencing The In
provemen consist Of comfortable dweDg with six rooms and
kitchen, meat and cehouse and excellent cab
ns for servants baD stables tobacco house, excellent
house. blacksmith shop and t MILL and IN addition 70
ALL fine apple orchard In full bearing condition. Ths place Is
te best opening in Virginia yard cooper esiab
ment large SCALE having plenty wood bark the best
variety and around It, II lies In Nelson county on the
mountain the Bockbdge and Augusta Ines 10 miles from
Mases Mills, In Nelson and flom Midway, In Augusta
81 The Sade Trct two miles from Monsbelo the s1me
road towards MdWay25O about 80 Of which cleared
and under fence
8l TIE Scrub Tract" 500 acres, adjaros Monticello, and
unmproyed.
an Two small entities of 90 AID % scre respectively absa
mile rom Monticello.
and, the Saturday following, good or bad we thr we viii
SELL at the village Of New Market Nelson county containing
half OF land, belonging 10 the same estate
TERs, both SsesG ~ IS months persons secuy
and tile retained TIL payment
J. WARWICK,
JOS. LIGON
THO. J. hASsIE
aplI-tds Commissioners,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

SPECIAL NOTtCE.-We respectfully call
the attention Of The ds large sale Of Groceries, Cotton
Goods and Hardware this morning &c 10 O'Clock.
We will add large lot Of miscellaneous goods aud az 100
O'Clock will sell
Ladies Fine Enameled Gold Watch
Get Diamond Earrings, CvsTy d1eO
Large Diamond Ring, "
We will commence promptly at 40 o'clock with groceries
ROBINSON, ADAMS, & Co.
my lit AurtIonscrs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

NOTICE.-In obedience to the 23d section of
IN the Tax BILL passed by the Council Of the City Of Richmond
the Sa February 1868 hereby give notice to all concerned
the Committee Of Finance classified all persons and
firms chageabe with class the present yea-such
chants Traders Shopke.per Manufacturer Keepers
naes Brokers' &C. which classification has LEFT Audi
sors 0ce where all interested the Of with
which they charged
The Committee OF Finance will meet In the Council Chamber
FRIDAY and SATURDAY hay the LIST and Cd at O'clock NJ
20 hear applications from all persons who shall think they
In high class The said Committee SHALL bearipnch
party and any evidence he produce change the sed
persons firms, permit 1t to remain as II hzsf
them as hal appear to the Commit Just apdsoN, A. O. R.
anQ 9--Qt . NJ Il
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AUCTION SALES.
RUTURE DAYv.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ FIVE SLAV ES Z.
As Commissioner appointed by decree the Circuit Court
the city Of Richmond in the Of Jones against Jarvis &C.
shall sell at auction, for Cash. In front Of the Court House.
Franklin street in the city Of Richmond tuesday TIE @
May 1862 at ~ o'clock NJ the following slaves gng to the
estate Of the late William Jarvis deceased viz CLARA aged %
years, and her Two Infan Children ALSO FANNY aged 20
years, and BETsEY, aged between 50 and 50 years
ep30- JAMES L. ApPERsCN Cou'r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
~ ALBEMARLE, on THURSDAY, May 2l,t, 1863. 1000
Gcres Land Thirty Slaves Horses Cats Sheep, Hogs Corn,
Fodder Oats &C., &c
BY authority vested in me by the win Of my husband win
sell the premises the day above named II fair aEd II not
on tie next aunble day the trac. Of land caLad -.
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IN CHANCERY.-At Rules held in tho

IN CHANCERY.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Hanover the St
day Of April, 1868:
Pickerton L. Winston and Robert o. boswell, Exec
utors 81 William o. Winston, deceased, PlantGs,
against
George W. Cosby, Executor OF Francis @ Taitfer-
70, John G. Hsrrh, William o Harris, Temple o.
Rarris, william ]. Cragyal, Frederick 2. Safris
Sepamin Harris, DeHnis u. 9utfis, T. ztbeth 7.
Harris, ADMINISTRATIVE u Thom7s ~ Esr4it de-
ceased, Oemm Garrea and CGroiinSiis nike, a.
J. JohnsonAnd Caihafiue b lia rif Efnch.n
b. Keane ana Lucy Am Ms vie rtanF Ear-
ris, William II. Cosby, Join W, Ooaig Benz min
=. Cosby, George w. Cosby, james y 20 r, aiz-
abeth I. Beadles, John C.. Cook ard 'A.alfi4a n.
his wife, James =. Beadlesi 10tn ". Ped C, ST.
ian T. Beades Andrew ~ adj Is, Jc al. fr.i,
Trustee, &c, Nathsnlel ELi7, ipc~ lhlr.rlL,ne
unknown heirs Of Frances r. A4rs Lucy e.7,-
ri,, Catharne b. RGr-is s1f Lobe 81 sA+i,-i lt3
las. three Of whom are iHffnts, 90 Defendants.
5he object or hls JUL y e ott-c 2. he Court for
paving John G. Hers -. flsd hin ~, no
by The will Of Flames c.. T1'a-.tA ". uDo1 aTdayIt
eed Ia the cause g ep elrif 70 .-F lillian, n
| Uarrs Temple q Harris ET1ii lqfr .fericE 4 no.
,Is Reniannir s1arl ar $50 i. -
| az Stale shd that te 5s n5tro-et.
~ IA y s.sssssfed thst the ~ 81 f @ -.-nyNh'
- seid do appeariere .l-,i 4. - "a ~ hsS
this suit coz 'hsN -tefest ia
@PlO-H4H l4f--LI, c. II. O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

NOTICE. will offer for sale, on the Arm of
IN NAY, in Charlottesville, that being Court day,my
STEAM SAW MILL,
Mechums River Depot the Central Railroad Said Mil
repaired in the Winter Of 1861 by MesS Talbot Brother
Richmond
Auy person wishing to see the can by going
chum River Depot For further information, apply to Messrs
Talbot Brother, Richn1nd.
ap1l-t4m WIZ P. JARMAN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

AUCTION NOTICE.-Notwithstan the
nereAsed o. taxation imposed by the State and the Cone
erA Government upon Real Estse AuctSneer deter
mined TO conduct the Real Estate Business heretofore.
We Will make sales privately and for fdueaies upon moderate
terms
Thankful TO friends and the public generally for the patron
age heretofore extended 70 respectfully continuance
CT me same JAS n. TAYLOR son,
Ap29-lW Real Estsie Auctionesrs
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mEDfCAL OAry0

mEDlCAl CAfsft- 1fe..lr 70 s..sat q .~7--.-..
Ina PLUME, OF the 80 -.
~ 10 en- Office pract = ; stt :. issl rit1ly
Exchange Hotel and al ~ ii5 s ~ - -,tT ne
Gkillfal and confidential fr.s- ~ -1ahi Uhero
terms Those who have ~ ). J. $50 81 ~. onacs
nents are Invited 10 cav "a '--- D'h1-Elcv A.
Communications By nal 81 - .r,,is. ',,,,,
0lce open from A ~ ~ - promptly e'.en9sd to-.
EoHKosp Va. 40 -,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-01

DR. T.'CLAY MADDUX, respectfully. an
A. nounces Tat he has returned 20 tte u~te-- h.
aad sUAeSAT In Richmond, and can Be 3osu5 a. t
street. onpoEts CiiT Han.
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NEW AUCTION AND
~ COmMISION HOUSE,

NEW AUCTION AND
IN COmMISION HOUSE,
LYNCRBUIG, VA.
The subscribers having taken the store house No main St.
recently occupied by George NJ Rucker Dry Goods Store
have associated themselves together style and m Of
RUCKER q LEE,
for the purpose OF conducting general AUCTION AND CON-
MISSION BUSINESS and offer their services friends and
the public generally in the sale Of Dry Goods Groceries, Manu-
featured Tobacco Country Produce and Real Personal
Of all kinds, either at auction or at private sale.
They will make liberal advances merchandise and produce
In hand.
George b. Rucker having had experience Of twenty-five
years In the Dry Goods trade and A. g. Lee experience
about the same length Of time In the Grocery and Commission
Bugne they feel well satisfied that the interests all who favor
them with conslgnments will be well protected.
Account OF sales with net proceeds rendered promptly
GEORGE II. RUOKER,
Of Lynchburg
A. g. LEE
de5-d6m late Of Richmond
Refer TO SEiot DrewrY, Rdmund Davenport Co., EenA
Paine 4 o.. and ToTdv 4 williams Richmond. Va
NJ E. JOHNSON, Successor of Ak. Hill &
w Co.. Manufacturer OF Lsdys and Genter.enS Boo,s
and Shoes, up Jtars, l97 Main street, Richmond Va.
All kinds Of ladies and Genenens Boots and ghoes made 20
order. Repairing DONE
is12-Sm d. g. WRIGHT. Cutter.
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BEA WEIR DA NJ,

belonging TO estate Of Tucker Coles deceased containing
1900 screJ together with Thirty slaves AID all The
Stock and other Ierishatle property the farm.
TITS land Is situated the south side Of Scottse and
Sunton Turnpike about 10 miles om the former place and 81
miles from the North Garden Depot e Orange and Lyncburg
Railroad Probably half he tract Is cleared, (of which 20
frat Low Grou the Beaver Dam Creek
the sther half in Original growth, containing large quantity
Il extremely valuable timber. II Is fnsly wusred soil
naturally good quality AID well adapted gfoWth
Wheat oats and Tobacco, capable Of the dse Of I'M
provent No further ipoa deemed necessar1 per-
wishing purchase will doubtless Examine for themselves
will be divided sold In body the views Of pur.
chAers. The Slaves consist OF
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MEN, ROMFN, DOYs AND 81

and are unusually likely and valuable
Besides the Stock 4c mentioned In the caption will
he sod Wagons Carts and the usual supply OF Plantation
sis needed on large estate.
will sell the land, part of r. privately II suitable price be
oeredand due notice will be Eyea OF such SALE II Effected
Bot this will prevent the public sale OF the AID other
property.
TEhe lard will be sold for Cash. II the purchaser pre-
fer credit TO the WHOLE any part Of the purchase
money not exceeding woh credit one two and three
years. with interest from date payable annually be secured by
bonds with good personal security and deed Of tu On the
land.
Slaves and other Property, for Cash, at the option Of
purchasers as to all $l0O credit Of twelve
months with interest from date, bonds with good security
given before the property is taken away; 800 uoder CASH
Ny nephew and Attorney In fact Peton Cole, has full
thoy and sell for and he will receive attend 70
Communications the subject addressed n North
Post Office, Abemarle.
HELEN COLES,
ap2i-ctds Exesuirlx Of Tucker Coles decd
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WANTED-A PRACTICAL DISTILLER
None other need apply but one who Is well qualified
"a, Address THOMAS JOnES,
ePeV-4S" No. s, Main street, Richm md, Va
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OEOhGL n. hlOAEk,
Of Lyuchburg.
A. s. LEE,

deo-dbn late Of Richmond.
Refer 70 SEiott DrewrY, Rdmund Davenport o., Eena
Paine o.. md ToTdv williams Richmond. Va