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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-03
THE MITcHELL NEGROES.

Samuel Mitchell writes from Platteville,
asking us TO correct several points in Our
late article on democratic negro colonization
to Grant County. Says his father, Rev.
Samuel Mitchell, was not democrat but
wing and not as pro-slavery as the devil;
that be was wing after the pattern OF The
great Washington and never changed his
politics. He entered the army of the rev.
oluiion at the elrly age of sixteen and
fought under Washington and Green
Soon after our Independence was gained
be feturned home, and after his marriage
inherited from his father large number OF
slaves, and hers through bis wife. Short
" after be embraced religion and then set
all his slaves free. This he did in Virginia.
This made him speckled bird in slave
country. Making up his mind to leave
Virginia and get rid Of pro-slaverv infiu-
ences he visited Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
to find home and he free from the curse,
as he thought it TO be. On his return be
sold his property and moved to Illinois,
with all his children then under his care;
this was in the year 1917. lie remained
in illinois till 1888 when he moved to
Platteville. During bis sojourn in Illinois
his wife visited Virginia to see her father
who made her present of little slave
boy and Girl, (which she brought home with
her to Illinois. The day after her arrival
horne father Mitchell took the children to
town and haa their emancipation papers
recorded. He brought them to Wisconsin
free people. Believes they are now at OF
about Galena. These were all the negroes
he brought TO Grant County. James
Mitchell brought here two little black gills
from Virginia where he married. He adds,
"please pardon my plainness, for felt by
your statement that owed it TO the mem
cry Of the sainted dead, to myself and
above all to til sacred principles of liberty
by which he was actuated, and which
hope control both your course and mine,
to make these corrections, not doubling
that you supposed that your statements
were correct"
We also learn from other good personal
authority that father Mitchell was an eman-
cipationist, but the sons were as we said
Gas. plo-slavery as the devil" James
Mitchell was charged with taking one
of said little girls South and selling her,
which be denied of course though was
believed to be guilty by many well inform
ed persons. We think II was Jim Mitchell
who went South, got interested in slaves
by marriage and now belongs to the rebel
army.
Then here is one case, that of father Nit
cheil, in which an aboilionist and why
coonlzed some negroes into Graut County.
We cited number OF cases where colonies
of negroes were brought TO The county by
pro.slavery democrats. The object was to
show that democrats are most responsible
for starting negro settlements IN the county,
and that theirprofession of hatred to the
negro is only skin deep if it exists at all.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

lsHH PRIos OF GOlD.-rae premium for gold has
aleu-. Until recently, the brokers have been asking
s., or requiring six dollars in Confederate Treasury
notes in exchange for one gold dollar At some Of the
establishments, last weeS SL75 premium accepted
On Sl,uTday, $3.50 heseiag rate. Yesterday the
Qlot1ion was Si@4.25 PREMIUM or FIVE 20 Eve and a
quarter for one The defeat Of the Alien Consumption
B." in the Senate may have had some influence, but
the conviction is becoming general that The era Of
high prices has passed aud gold Ike everything else
mus. cone down. The redundancy Of the currency has
becn greatly reduced by tie funding in eight per cent
bonds; and The Tax Bill all. operate not only alb
sOrbcn. Of the new ISSUE bat viii relieve tic Govern
meus Of the necessity, to great extent Of sgain food
lag the country With Treasury notes. The tax u
kind" VII lurash supplies diest to the COmmissagy D.,
partmeut, without. recourse 10 Treasury emissions and
hence the excuse for ez,orlOn, found in p!ethoriO
paper cuyrereg, viii no logger exist
We are especially grltfed at Inc decline in the pre-
MUM f,r specie. By many persons gold is regarded IS
the inalbls standard Of value, although it has been
maintained the high recently prevailing by at-
yentiti1us circumstance Wi.h the decline il gold the
excuse Of these persons for jung five prices for any
thing they have FOR sale is removed We hope, thes-
FORE taa; the premium for gold may st further de-
cline. It is too hgd. L.. the brokers become patri.
oic, and lead their aid to the desls,aiua Of a lower
premium for sod!
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
AUCTION SALES,
TWO FARMS IN HALIFAX COUNTY A

1.-TWO FARMS I'm HALF A OOOr11 Al
il AUCTIoN-By reque.t Of Dr. VIM. II Wootton (who pro.
poseA decline armpg viii be sold In front Of my ONCE
TUESDAY 9Th MAY At IL O'Clock NJ, the Farm wheeon he
Sides known as aEvERGREEN, uaied In Halifax county,
about mile from Glover Depot and containing l4eH acres
The improvements consist Of excellent Dwelling with
rooms and beautifully situated in yard set out with flowers and
there the usual buildings Of every kind
Alo another Tract 2s4 about OF mile from tse
above lying Immediately onthe Richmond and Da yhe Kan "a
Glover Depot and adjoining The lands Of Mer
Coleman Garrett and oneis has 1t several balcinss
which somewhat out OF order. -, -
Upon good crops OF Winter oas ana Potaoes
have been put preparations are being made for Corn
The lands lie we'll and are OF good quality -,
Poseon win be given In 10 days alter the SALE and Dr. Wo0t
win sell the purchaser such stock implements urn
&C., Is he may want
TIE neghbohOod goo csnvtnnt churches and Post
Office.
There here cgrel 10 refugees and others opportunity TO
really desirable home and properly nom the In
Yade yet convenient by railroad any part OF the Cond-
Dr. will take pleasure showing the lands persons
who may leslie 70 purchase and ats Of the fame be seen
atny office.
viii be made known at The time Of sale and win BE- made
to suit purchA a. u. TILLIAM5
APPS ids Aucuoneer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
BY GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
EIvE VALUABLE LOTS. ON VI

and Hsxs streets, the DAnvle Depot and CT TIE
Tide Water Canal, for sale a. Auction.
VIII be Auction the premises, on WEDNESDAY the
29h April 1863 at 10 o'clock Lots Of Land fronting %
so feet EACH the nteseeu Of Virginia street new
rghtanget with the called Haxs strees
almost Immediate proximity Of the Richmond and D4Eve g. r.
Desot.
These lots are perhaps the valuable offered to the
public for commercial warehouses Each Lot has upon
The James River and Ranawhs Canal and being but few feet
Richmond and Danyie r. X. Depot and ready
inuncaon is Afforded free OF almost ell draysge, upon produce
bone upon JANIS Rver whittier from the unsins
board and upon the running 20 the Inferior Of Tenres
zee and North Carolina.
The pscis attention Of the public is respectfully the
sale OF these truly Y1luasle lots.
TERxs cash. credit at the optics Of The purchasers
G0DDIN 4 ApPERsoN,
ap2I-tds Auct's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

GEr your LIcENsEs--Ihe Commissioners of the
- 1nue for the different Districts are now at their
teLyOss prepared TO issue licenses to all persons who
doing business which requires a license Many Of
ciliz IS in view Of the high taxes, had determined
discontinue business but glad TO see that the
najoriy Of them have pa;riotcaly reversed their de-
cisiOa and giving chesrfuly al that the law re-
ql:.cs fer their license tax. We hope that al viii nd
cate ike spirit ant that will closed doors
after tie lst May, at which time all licenses expire
Persons eoHtiauiag jtairess after ,hat time without
taking out license, VIII DC assessed with double tie
suo1Ut otherwise imposed. The Place Of meeting for
Jefferson Ward il az Duke 4 Hu,thusoas No 40 Slain
sr,ct; for the Second, Madison Ward, AZ the Shes
IFS OHce, ever Juan Pizznis, Kahn street; for tie
Third, or Monroe Wa,A a. Thos Philips, southwest
corner Seventh and Broad street Is The Commissioners
are at their different places meeting daring the bus
ness hours Of the day. and would be happy to see their
irieads and others wishing licenses.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

DAN OF GILBERT HUSE-Gil5ert Hunt, an aged
neSO, who for period Of more than half century
plroei the calling Of blacksmith in this ety. died on
Scay last in the SSH year Of his age At the burning
81 ihe Penitentary vhsa Gilbert was young man, he
vas ins.rumen al in saving tic lives Of a number Of
PRISONER. He also acted part a. tae burning Of the
lmoud Theatre, the memorable night Of December
25ib 1911, which further attes;ed his iurepidy and
Philanthropy. The aushOr Of Richmond in By Gone
Days gives fan account Of the services rendered by
him during the progress Of thas dreadful calamity
lie states that De-. J. D. NcSSw, who was in the
Theatre, when the Gre occurred lowered doSn from one
Of the windows Of the burning building some ten or
twelve Ides, who wUe dropped one after another into
Glbsr's bsaWny arms, and conveyed b. others to a
place OF safety.
The funeral Of deceased took place Yesterday after
noon, from the 'Ifriean Church. and was attended by
a very lrge number Of the colored popu'at;on
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE ENEMY IN NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI.


JACKSON, April 25.-At IL o'clock to-day the enemy
demanded the surrender of Enterprise. Gen. Loring
arrived with timely reinfOrcements and the enemy,
ported to be from five to fifteen hundred Cavalry,
treated without fight
About four hundred Yankee cavalry left Starksville
about two days ago aud proceeded towards Bankstons
Hills. They will take the road by Grenada or Potts
bore They burned on their retreat the Female Insti
tute and other hospital buildings; at okOcna, two
trains burnt at Newton, the engines very slightly
iajurcd.
SECOND DESPATCH
Jackson, April 2j.-The water at Fort Pemberton has
fallen four feet. |. is falling two inches daily Com
munication with the lake has been re-estabGshed.
The enemy have not advanced nearer NEWTON
Whilst at s,arksyc they burnt Louisville $50 reads the
despatch,) aud huag DE- COvingtOn
Gen. Adams telegraphs at $50, A NJ: am waiting
the return of party sent from the lake to open COM
mGnication with Meridian.
THIRD DESPATCH.
JACKSON, April 26.-The force which passed POnto-
toe does exceed 1900 evAlrv, with five pieces of
artillery. Abouttw hundred men, with gun, turned
back, carrying the sick all stolen property. About
eight hundred cavalry and one piece Of artillery have
gone to Tupeo, aad thence to the North
TIE force operating south Of 0lkalona is the remiin-
de- of tina. which passed Ponto:oc. They had wag
on The scouts at Senatobia say there are no Yankees
this side o: COldwatcr All have gone towards Mem
phis
The enemy camped, last night, four miles south of
Palo Alto.
Colonel Barrln completely routed the Yankees at
Birmingham on Friday morning
General Bowen, in command at Grand Gulf says the
enemy made reconnaissance yesterday his right, at
Big Black. They numbered about three hundred and
retired preciptately at the sight of his battery.
ARRIVAL FROM NASSAU
CnARrEsToN, April 25.--All quiet here. The Steam
er Elglc, from Nassau reached Confederate port this
morning
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
Ggt 8itBnronS .aabig.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL as, 1888.

rod e 0 PER noah
srtI-~sEklT year, IS 90; snonths, $500
Ws'Nt year, $500; mOnhs, $500
Letii',ances a. the riSS Of he suisse. her
AuvE'rsIs-n lily square, FHes siOO IN Insertion and
- seas s'eh continuance sen'FssAJ TIuseky nsert,O-s
sloO per square Weekly Insertion $3.50
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
@. S. OF AMSRICA, WAR DEPARCMBN
ADj'T ASD INSP'R GENERALS 0RFIcR,
RcHMaND, April 23d. 1868 \
GENERAL oRIE

hlcHNoED, April 23d 1868.
GENERAL ORIERs,
The following regulation Is made and will hereafter be Oh
served army, relative the clon e deceased soldiers
Ufol the death Of soldier tn surgeon In charge OF the
he spal which occurs viii Inventory 10 he made
all his military oloh'g and will mske ar spprssement Of
each Article thereof Il will then be turned the
qJsTte for reifsuef The ol bpprssement shall be
forwarded 30 the - Auditor to It's value TO tie peronal
naves Of TIE deceased sod and copy thereof TO be
nsied The receiving Guarterm ser, who will issue the
clothing appraised prices and not a; those forth In
6euCr Order No. 100, last series.
II. Engineer Office While employed on Tecenuoissancrs
veys ohsr duty under special orders causing teEp
from their posts from the hesdquarte Of the armies
cops divisions brEades with which they my be serving shall
allowed their personal expenses % be pd OF the appo-
paion engineer serye, In lieu OF all allowances for fuel
quarters and forage for the period Each
certified by The party receivg thu payment Ind approved by
the officer under whit sc orders he acts.
All supplies Of engaged exclusively In iron
muatons for the Government exempted from
presmen Either 1s.abishmen the place pur-
chase gs4cory eyie by Ravt otherwise may be
qulrei 20 es'Hbish ownership.
10y crcerO
Signed, E. COOPER.
sp2T-1w All I and Inspr Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
As Ao1 rosNo 1.xEs ron 1Hn su.ronr or eovERsnEsr.

Az ACT IMPOSING TAXES FoR SUPPORT GOVERNMENT.
Passed March 2S'h 1861
Section co. The titled auho king the receipt Of
Confeder States Treasury notes In Of end other
public du passed March 22d 1862 be and the hereby
amen ed end Te-enacted, as 10 read as follows:
confederate States n-ineest bearing notes Of the denom
nation Eve doars dated and Issued and after The
day April 1863 shall hereafter be able In payment
Of taxes and other public dues 10 the state" -.
Sec o. The Auditor Of Pebble Accounts shall the preced
section be published In least five newspapers In The city
of Richmond AMI in the o; the cities Ct Lynehbug and
Petersburg din the OF Danye Stanton AZ Wyhe-
Will n Len 6ur week 1-d&c4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
NALuABLE LAND FOE SALE.

We sre suhe-.
ICED TO sell ih- valuable Farm which Nelson Staten
pot locsied. The Alexandra Iyno Rsir passes
through IT, and Is equal dssree from Chao tesv ard
L. nclburg.
This very valuable Psm, lining 5SS acres bl!rg
adated to the raising o Tobacco, Wheat Corn and Oats There
are about 400 cleare LAM, Balance IN inter.
large creek through the place, which supposed
be 60 or 70 acres Of IA land.
No Improvements on the place Of any value
splO-lnd&cs w. 4 w. 8 PETERS,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

Attractive AUeTioS SALE.-We ask attention to the
advertisement Of the auction sale today, by Messrs.
Elicit Bsl Il CO. We learn that their assortment of
gOOs embraces many seasoaaba and desirable articles.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

CARBIDE. ALFRED HUGnEs offers lis pro-
" fessional s.-yicls 10 the citizens Of Richmond
once and floor Of the Richmond Eouce In
trance from Govrrnor street.
Dr. Hughes havz ocured extensive AID fresh supply OF
pure drugs, will dispense his med cnes.
ofTIcE HoURs :-MorSng from to 49, Noon, to a. Even
ing, 7 too
April 18th, 1863. hp1C-lm'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
OK BEAUTIFUL LOIS. ON TIIE NORTH

SlA BEAUTIFUL LUIS, ON Tie NORTH
~ tide Of Gary between Madison and Bviere Streets
Lots in sydney In CT residence Of Capt Cas- Y Norris
sale 10 auction.
WIN be sold@t aucion the premises, WEDNESDAY the
29h Ap H. 1853 AZ ~ O'Clock, NJ six beautiful Lots located
running back l5s feet 10 a wide alley.
After which, VII be sold auabe 10 In The residence
Of Capt Chs Mo III nd short dgtaaoe OF Mr. John
Skaters esldencets having front OF ab so
average depth OF about 40 feet.
The particular Rttent q the pu lie called
foregoing Is ast probable this Is The last chance
time 10 come 10 seccre lots in that owing rlgbohood.
TRRMsOash credit, the option the purchaser The
taxes for 1868 TO be paid by the purchwe.
ap22 GoDDIN 4 APPERS0N, Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

7 OST CERTIFICATES.-Notic is hereby
II given that shall apply to Board of Directors Of tie VI GIN
Central Railroad Company for The reissue OF certificate for
Two compsny l. lieu OF certificate dated
IL 1857 numbered lO6 and ons dated April II, leoS num-
h. ed nc issued for one share each.
said certificates having been lo OF mslsid 10 thai hey
cAuOt new be fJuad. ALLEN D. MAdhODEk
apsS-iav2ut
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AoiERICA,
MEDICAL PURvEYOs's OFFICE,
Richmond, Va. April LAT, 1864.

THE Ladies of Virginia will render the Con-
L fedcracy vey essential service they will interest them
selves Of The Garden Poppy supply
one valuable remedial treat
ment Of the sick and wounded OF the army.
juice exudlng pom the puncured cfpules should when
sufficiently ardenGd be carefully up aud
undersig ued. a-
Pers having eeds OF the Poppy will paid liberal price
for the same II early appieaio be made at tbs Depot
Wv. JOHNS 8. MI
lin n a..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

MEDICAL CARD-OFFICE PRACTI(SE.
PLUME Of the old Medical House. confines himself mainly
~ 70 once practice Frankln street. little bio the
Exchange Hotel and dSgonay opposite Odd Fellows Hail. vhes
ska and confidential treatment may obtained liable
Those who have been exposed contagious all
raents are Invited 70 call early.
Communications by mall ctherpls. pTomy attended "a
once open from 3 Il Il. til P, u.
gtuuHoEp, Va. nnaA-IY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
SNUFF AND SMOKING ToRAC.

~ C0-The undersigned, manufacturer The celebrated
braid of Smoking Tobacco Only BoVe Grand Turkey Wiz
neb.go, and Eephan has enlarged h5 capacity FOR
turing added TO his busness TIE manufacture srpe.
quality fseotch sEuH which he Is prepared TO furnish rs
customers and the trade generally, at Wholesale prices, II rs
Factory Of Yb snd jackson streets, LynchtuR "a
oc2o-er- g. H. BrfGTF0N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

NOTICE. will offer for sale, on the 4rH of
IN NAY, in Charlottesville that being Court day, my
STEABAW MILL,
near Mediums River Depo the Central Railroad. Said
repaired In the Winner Of 1851 by Ms Talbot Brother
Richmond.
Anv person wishing the Mil do by going Ne
chum's River Depot For further niormston apply Messr
Talbott& Brother, Rchmond.
ap1l tim WIN p JARSIAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
AUCTION SALES.
THIs DAY.
L 4 oo.sAUcrIoNEERs,


By ELLErr, BILL COZ AUorIoNEERs.
ON TUESDAY, APkiL 2srH. Gpstant
pan IsS t. az ~ ee.eE We yin sell
at Imported INTO Charleston, consisting part The cOIns
lS9 pieces IlssE AMI white PIiSt s,'N''
sepieess printsd French French A-''
g piece: s n Mi. s1r S Sasy p''s'
10 piece piece. Bf and aIe csId English o.Drle.
10 pieces 81 Bk Tsmse Cloths,
pieces "a Blk Baraihea,
10 pieces ca Blk and Copd coburgs,
bales Blue DENNIS,
Blue Drills
6baiss 4o-lneh English Brown shring,
bales English Bic ,ehed shhtlng
pieces ca Blk Co'hs,
% pieces Checked Book musins,
80 pieces 81 white and Cold Earseile''
400 DIS. English shoe Thread,
/ White Agate BaiioEs
bale r gsttE Ships,
cases kadras Bdzfl
100 dozen Goats Spool Cotton,
s. Suits Summer Clothing,
White Jaeores and CaHbies
4sass English BREsilEs assorted,
15baes Kentucky Bops,
Letter Pa. er, &c, &c.
Catalogues viii he r.sd adihe gOOdpsrsd for ex'nns-
apsC-is ELLErE B5IL co: Aaet.
n BYw H PowLE, soNs 4 co.
suglrs IL hhds sad b5li
MoIas.es, Rice 6cds,
Salt, Dried PrGlt
spe IN Gil, Varn-h,
iaHaf tered and Smoking ros.ooo an grades.
Apalr PI.trOrm scalss,
One Cas- Chest, with Necessary equipments
ap2s-1t WI rOwiE, Sens 4 co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

0 20 ks
FCR SALE At 4. NORRIS, 81 MIN STREET..
MISCELL ANGUS
ELIE; Or The Huuau Comedy By I'm Esen Cooke auhoy
o. Nr lola Comsd ana Youth 81 Jefferson, etc
WAY iT Al Z jDED: A Novel
FLoWtBs OF HOPE AND MgiORY. A collection Of b.vst
fu Poems. b r0crneEa = N. Jordan.
POtlfS BY Matilda.
Hops POEMS BY Jas Barron HOPE, OF Hampton Va
high. -
soci o5Y F3sTH SOUTH o.. The Failure Of Free Society
b. Gre BlEe N'''
l-iOaf OF VIRGINIA, rom discovery ana settlement,
svsnt5 ne present time. b Rob's K Fovson.
HE 5t,f % fH- NALL4Y BY samuel Ks-ehsyaJ. secoEd
H5sAoEY OF fHz UNITED NETHERLANDS. By John Motley
c5ARLErE WORKS OF THOMAS DICK LID.
hOOEz'I BYRON
MEDICAL.
DcCirr MODERN S-RagRY
81 L:-Rs PR NCIpLEs OF SURGERY.
sNEf's OPFRATIVS SCR FRY.
MICS Tt AT sc on JSTErRICs.
CAKPsNTERS PHYSIOLOGY.
BELLS ANATOMH. 10 Volumes
EuNCL ESU,.5 THERAPEUTICS AND uArERIA MEDICA
mhil
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

q. AZ ru'eg held In the Clerks once % ,bs
q cut Cu q The city % chmond the 7h DAY April "a.
sarah Ana Montague the vile Of Philip Montague by foSn
Gl-.T her next iread Psiafs AGASsF Hslei b. WSeT
Gle Of Il slNyers and other Defen ants
TIE ~ c Of tli sal Is bian decree for the - L.,
N turd IN me city Of Richmond, frou1g foriy-eight fse on
Ffsnkl aeied by he 9Th clause Of the Vim OF Tboma,
Cos 20 his In trust Tor Sarah Monaxu and her
Nirei An ahdayit havt nled tf a, tbs H.
dtnt boye famed T. Nonresident al mis- o. =, ~
ne said tciendanib required % appear within ons ~ f,si
dae public hereof and do what necessary "a 1885, 49,
Interest a this suit " Pi0'eN' Hei
sP1o- taWiv. o..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28

The objects Of tbs suit Defend hts may
and say win t,two Of land
men Plaintiff biiu leu OF the OF $500
bill hat II they refuse TO accept the that
directed to the Plaintiff that taey
nay VII Trey will accept the PlintfS account o! his
Trustseshp hm made by direction OF tHpsre order Of
Of Es county that TIE e tn two iaves
and Davy may be ougmee by the Court and dsriou-
ton in Of the proceeds oftae vded ho emil M accorc
their rghs that tNe zh Of les In the
Trust be Diet mns8 that such sales he ded
enable the Plaintiff TO make division OF
the sui which be itcrrb him to make
and that gow cut OF the trust may be SCI led
Game Plain III by Couufe and filed his Ill and the rub
Zoe az awarded ne sui. rot having been executed The De
jos Joseph Grow, Bp min Grow and Virginia
Grow and appearing the GfHdlIi's fled that the said De-
eadsnts residents OF this state, tie moion Of the
plaintiff ha the said refen iGns do appear In ne
moth ~ r due pa l,n he-en four successive weeks, In
ssrle wsp,per published Ia city Of Rei mond TO do what
i usce saw 10 project eir interests, that another
he eof be pcsd out door Of the Court House Of THU
county on tie irst day Of the next County Court
A co Y tests JAMES ROY MlC0U,
ep23 WV Ole EsEex County Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
ADJ'T AID INSP'R GENERALS OFFI0l
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. AZ.
E. COOPER.
All I and Insp'r Gen

RcHNoED, April 81, 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. A..
The following regulations, respecting rights of "Parzau
Ringers" under TIE act ofpi 81, 1862 pabskei for the
inormRsn o! all concern, ID:
l. The April 2l s62 provides, That for and
munitions cap the enemy PaTtzan Rangers
delivered ~ su n place be designated by the
ma ang General the Rangers shall be psd their FIJI value In
such uaunsr as Il Secretary Was nay prescribe.
EARNS nun tons Of war; Will incllde ell small
arms artillery sm1union Infantry accouirem Ht and
ally equipments and aLo oavaly and artillery h9rseL The
animals ed TO all be by comp mt Cfc under
the orders commanding General and will be pid fr wlsn
delivered any On who will take receipts from
The tres euledto receive compensation, and Afterwards
count property the nary purchase
tie properly specified VIII be paid for Ia accordance
graph H. GeGer Orders No. go cuTeat series.
by order,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-28
NOTICE.

| OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND DAEy pLE II. n.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April. Doth,
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$500 Central Railroad Bonds,
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