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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15
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RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, April 2oth i, anu u,t,' ,ta
farther notice, trains on this road VIII le"'o VIZ
station At Crestllne as follows:
GOING NORTH.
Accomr t..c,a T.s.ysss .''c. g .25 I'm
T.gus - ~; = ,ress .6l0a. m
GOING SOUTH.
VGiaciumati Express, .-....'...'. IV,S r !"
~ Ey.rrss anS Mail =. $50 p. IN
WIN. W. BAGLEY Agent, Crestline.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15
GOING NORTH.

All trains make close connections at Clyde!
with ttains on the @. e. T. Road, both East and
- 80 80 II. RICE, Superintendent.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15

Ey- The following list of men missing
from Company X, 55th Regiment o. "
T., has been sent to us for publication .
We hope that it will be read by all the
citizens Of our town and vicinity:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02
LOUISIANA QUARD ARTTLLR.Y

AIrivate le.ssr by als Of trace, from ths Prisoners
Camp, Point Lockout Naryla1d, to )uisiana gent
in this city gives some sdii;ioral intelligence is
regard to the fate Of some CT b members Of this com.
p.ny IN the en- agcgsnt Of the III of November, ct
RipFabanEOek Bidse.'
Corpora, SLes IS Eoa thought 20 be MORALLY wouoG-
Cd; J. Alan severely in the skull With the butt
a muskel; - Nee mas vas sho; through tie head,
and all belis We be IS killed; John COomb vas killed In
the breas.W Iks. Corporal SAyles and private J. A.
Adams are amo7g h,elp,u,ei. MG1y tried.sO escape,
La It Is faxed. Jared tie zorse.
NOsis Register srd JACKSON Aissis,iPpian re-
qu sed n copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02
UNITED STATES NEWS.

ONlIED olAlES NhWo.
NOZZLE, Nov. 29.h.-A special d,so patch to the Ad-
vertiSer ard Regst r from Aboeyiie, gives from
Northtrn d,tes TO the 26.h.
The Chicig, Tribune reports the loss of seventt
6ae boats in tie last four month"; involving The less Il
seven millions of dollars aud sixty vss-a attributed
to gueiillAs.
A Washington dssplcn reports that Rosecrsns has
beer signed to the Departmental Baltimore
The Cincinnati L .qui.ef says that Ghief Justice
fancy has resigned, and that Secretary Chase has been
appoir ted to the vacancy.
Gen. Foster left Cincinnati on the 22d 10 relieve Gen.
Burnside.
The Greenwood Foundry, at Cincinnati was burned
on tie 2lst-loes Sf0O, oOO
Toe rebel steamer BAnshoc, fOn Nassau has been
clp ured.
Scouts report that rsiding party of six hundred lef
COriuth on the 2o.A, and proceeded down the Mobile
and 0ho R4ilto.d.
The steamer S.: Louis, from New Orlesns, mas fred
into by guer las. No one badly hurt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

EBIDiL PARrf IN raE Army OF TENsIssEE-Mis-
siOnAry Ridge was recently gracei, in front of THE
headquarters Of the Gan'rAl commanding With bsvy
Of sOung ladies composing bridal plry, who came 10
pay visit to Nj Lookup and view the Yankee
lamps. correspondent OF the ,teigeDcer says the
plrT consisted OF Ars. Ssmnes, daughter of G,7.
mes, who vas killed in Vrginil, aud who married hr
cousin Capt. ssmnsI, O g army, Ald son OF the eel.
OjrAsed ard gallant faiOr Capt Raphael SemmeS OF tbs
'39o,H or Alabama. Mrs Raphael Ssmmes was also
resent the plrly b,ing en,e4aino BY Gsa. Bragg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02
TgR VIEWS

on Every per ion Ct the army, yesterday, was IN
psus'ly MERGE, Reports by DO the Fredoricksburg
Central traius l4ss evening, renessnt that there
b been no charge in he situation the Rap'daD.
err thi ~ r5nAl IN siatI quo, no new move
4; having jaksn place on tie part Of either army.
The impression begins to prevail that Meade hal no
s;OGach for Ssht; Or seeks 20 engage General Lees
attention shile Interior degn ia in progress Of
accomplishment. Another day may reveal bis purpose.
A.ADy IatA in.ere q in tina; quarter are afs in
neal Lees hand AID We foIb, speculation fertile
present.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02
AFFAIRs ON TaE RAPIDANr

oRASGE G. IL Dec l-our artillery opened on TIE
enemy yesterday morning quite spirtedly. The Enemy
responded briskly, aud an artillery dntl was KEEP: p
during the day. At Intervals there some nfA ny
SIX furnishing. The enemy have thrown up Notifications
Along their front Lust right they built heavy fires in
frcnt, and moved more to our right. There has been
but one two dscharge,o l artillery up to FIVE o'clock
to day, and bu: little infant diminishing. p
One hundred AID t~enIy-gsven prisOnershavs BET n
sent forward by the Army Provost up to to-day, and
sixty more are reported exclusive Of those captured by
Aosby andRosser.
Our loss in the artillery duel yesterday was eight
Capt Rsines, from Lynehburg, Of the art lery, was
killed
Weather Gear and quite cold
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

oASsUaa % taE aassarH.--ThS 1Esbsl" BIsslasE
AAAsAee was oApsrpSd on the i5th ulG with valuable
ergo from Na sau to Wilmington. She arrived at New
York on the 2Sd. We have bad an account Of her
"nArgOWtsclpe"On Wilmington, but no account Of her
olp.dre from "rebel" sources A Washington DESPATCH
giving description Of her, says:
According to information in the possession Of the
Navy par rent the steamer Bansoee, recently cap
a ed Vas tuit in the yard 81 Joues Qa'gin Co., of
Liverpool and was launched in the lattSE part Of Nc
Vsnber, 1861 She is paddle-Wheel steamer, and Is
c1led t,el bolt the plat used in her construction
eing Of steel, tree fourth; Of inch in thickness
said to Be eqdL to ironp plates an ncl thick. She
32O feet long 20 feet BEAM and IL fees deep Her
tom IS has and the keel is divided into four water
tight apartments. II engines are osclatirg, Of
100 horse power and 20 constructed as to be under the
deck When fully loaded she DR. VS. emily eigh. feet Of
water
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02
FROM THE ARsY OF TENNESSEE

ATLANTA, Nov. ,2S.-Gen. Btagg's headquarters at
last accounts were Rirggold. The enemy seem dis
posed to push the advantage they have gained energo-
cAly and the battle is likely to be resumed in day or
two between Ringgo,d and Dalton.
The ,pItone Of the three days battle is the ece9y
gafned whs. he fought for-Loekout Moun.an-aDd
on the let wing was more than ocunterbaarcsd by
gains on Gu: right. We lost Slocomb's, Cobb's and
MAsse gPs artillery our left, aud captured all Of
Shermsn's 20 ses on our right
A good many field and rsgimentL officers are arriV:
ing wounded.
Great fears for G,u. Longstreets safety are felt
Three h,usand OF tie enemy are advancing towards
Knoxville from Cleveland. Fighting was reported at
Kingston, last week. be, ween cur cavalry and the Yam
KEGS.
GJneral Wh,eler xasOrdered to Kingston last Mon.
day. Next day firing hi ard ct Loudon in the d.
reclion of Kngtton
sIooSD DISPATCH
ATLANTA, NV. 9S.-Tne train ibis evening came
from DsltoD bringing the sick and rOu ,ded .trOtps
Our frees still flirg back serny wed by the
enemy, and 6riIg was gong on all day yesterday.
The wires have been down nearly all day, but this
afternoon have been working to Tunnel IL II.
SPECIAL IHE DAILY DISPATCH.
RnoGOLD, Nov 26. (via Dalton, Nov. II --Aaiong
the killt a. Missionary Ridge Colonies POrcber,
Of South CaroIina, Mcdonnell OF Georgi, and Bullock,
of Ftr:dl Coils Radoler, of Georgia, and Tyler, OF
Tennessee, were wounded
Col Caudu, Wilson, Of Georgia, died to day Of dis
0lsr SALLUsT.
RRloA, Nov. 29.-Tbe cnemy retire to Ruggold af-
ter their bloody defca. By General Cleburne who cap
tured 800 prisoners ou aigs, and killed and Sounded
1900.
. Their advance is nov al RirggOld and our advance
is near them They destroyed the bridge wien they
retfeated
The Confederate army is in position AT Dalton and in
ont Of it All the trains ordered back 10 Reaacs,
(tsn miles in OF D4Noo)
The enemy cannot ,adysaco wilhou! the r.itoAd, and
they lave no There is reason to approLe ID
an Sdsarc, row, i'll oil, this winter.
The rains are heavy, and tbs roads horrible.
L. is bitter cold, and shoes and blankets ere needed
for our suffering soldieIs. SALLU.r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

MANUFACTURES AND THE CoSYEDERArE TAX - Tbs
Commissioner Il, T.Its, at Richmond, has isued in
struct th,t manuacn of vsoen goods bar iren
and castings and ell other aciu ers Who sell their
products, required to regter wholesale CT
retail caers-t0 pay tina specific tax end p per cant
t1,ir gross sAleI Computing their sales first, from
the p Of April 1853 to the SOh of June, inclusive,
and q1Ar ery thereafter. failure to comply With the
a in this respect viii subject the party to double tax
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02
RRPORTsD SUPERSRDURE OF GENERd .
BRAGG

I: vas eurreully rumcied yesterday, a-d behaved 10
ei4sle that Gau. Bragg has beea relieved, at Ii,
o U r,qus, o. he Command Of the Army OF Tonnes
ace L is further stated tha.L u.General Hardee has
he pssed. II mmAnd, bui Whe;hss temporarily or
Teruarea Y, dePOuert saith not RpOg: also pOin 20
Gen. B.aqrtHard or Gen Jo5Dson, as The tuSessOr
OF Gen B.agg, nos. prOSa-9 the 70 ms- We kroH
rOlirg authoritative, and presume tina. an announce
N n; BY ofiaial authority vii De N do in hfea dys
ghis vas recsived with much, or more tats-
faction BY the pubic yes esday tLAa would the IA is
\ as Of rio o-v over the Yslae,s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

Mas. LISooLKT Norma The New York Tribune,
speaking Of the report of the visit of Mrs. Lrcoln
mo:ter to the South says: Tie mother of Mrs. Lin
coin died when Mrs. Lincoln only three yesr old,
and ths Mrs Tsid Of Kentucky, the stsp-mOhsr Of
Mrs. Lincoln and the mother of her half brothers who
have figured in the rehel army
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

THH "ESeLisH~ lNPoRTED GoODs.-The Remaining
ergo of the Margaret and JESSIE blockade running
steamer cspureaby the Fulton has teen taken out at
New York. kOs of the original cargo had been thrown
York paper sAyi:
It's noticeable fact that most Of the smaller articles
o>nstitnt'ng the Ca'go, such as Marches, backing,
bsOoms, &c, are Of New York manufacture ald evil
denty recently exported Is appears when the Fulton
6ss, hove In sgh: the Captain employed al his time
ly fouFteel hours-n the destruction Of the freight
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

Blockade RUMHs.--A letter received in Phiiadsl
Paia from Wilmington, N. O. says tbs. about the 2O,h
O,Ob'rthree vessels, loaded with Blakely guns sa.
petre and Afy thousand En61id rfs succeeded in
ming the blockade into tia. port. The writer Of the
letter adds 1.-Two thrOs iron cadI 4. the mouth Of
the Cape Fear would sfsctually squslch the blockade
running business in this quarter" Immense fortunes
"a gOd he says, have been made within the Tast nine
months by parties engaged in this contrsband trade
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

SJTFEESGS CT ANENcAN CoNNEscs-Under This
hal the Poilid=pha Iaqiir says Il a, sush haze
the dsprsd tim ~ "rssel' erur that no; emily 10
two thirds Of the carrying Aie Of the cOuOtry done il
isish bOems, 6uE Aneric vess also changed
lands in ncq snes q TIE sens safe Of thinga-
0tseniy three sal veIss Aiversised in Boston last
Thurs az 70 forsga voyages. szieea were described
as foreign ships, sli e.ieRy B,sh In ilust alton Of
the sane pom, Crsshow & Cos h1adaa freight creu-
la f,r November, after 5Olg lis. Of American ships
lately sold By TIA, firm gives the lie. Of American ships
exclusive If regular pleksss, in thai port numbering
bat 6sen agaiaat forty ct the dlts last year. Of
tsess 6fss(n eiga. hare discharged their CArgOss 50
A. their destination is ksoW-; ami Of these eight four
are sod one is for SALE is il the Admiralty curt
oIe dserga ,ea, and one loading FOR Nes York.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

RAILROAD COSvEMVoE.-A meeting of the Presidents
aud Superntendents of majority Of the Rail Roads in
the Southern COnfeds aoy had in the gen''c1,
Pa'Or % Tie Passenger Depot in Eaocn Ga, Thursday
the 25th instant for the purpose Of regulating the raxS
Of Government freight The rates fixed upon will be
published at early day. AL the roads in the sA'e of
Georgia with the exception OF the State Read. were
represented and majority Of the Railroads IN all the
States Of the Ccrfsderact, except Virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

Ono ELECTIONS The official returns of tho late
election in Ohio show that only eleven COpperhead
members chosen to the Assembly, and bu. three to
the nate. OF these tSo Asscnblynen and SenR-
tor viii be Ous!s dupon the meeting Of the Legislature
as the soldiers vos was illegally rejecGe in the dis
t.icts which they pretend to represent. Thus only
eleven members Of the gislA:urs OF Ohio next year
vii, bO COposrhelds Toe minority against YSll-ndg
ham is IO0, 900
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

CorroS S1iEiD IN NEw 0RLEANs-The United States
Marshal has sez d all the cotOn in New Orleans, on
the des Of The S. Ditrio. Attorney. Rumor Gays
tha; the seizure mlds Information derived from
secret parties that st Of the cot!ol il store and
10 ransitu was purchased from dslOyal Ia;tisS Al
that be ore it be released the present owners must
prove that the parties from whom they purchased
'loy al TO the United States Government
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

SEST ScUrH-Tbe fOllOwiDg named parties were sent
South BY Gsh. scaenck, by way.Of HArpsr's Ferry {:
Moses Auksr, charged with blockade running, disoy-
ally, &c: John W. Dorsey charged with dsOyAty and
having been in the Confederate services aud Char P.
SengsacE charged with having b'eQ in the COnledera
army.
The penalty, If they rctnn during the war, is that
hey will be tried as spies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

SAVING Sock In impressing beef and hogs for the
army, remarks an exchange an eye should be hid to
the imp tancs o. pre- eryNg sutciercy o. stock for
breeding Pu poses. Ia some sections Of the eouatry
neatly ell the mich cows have bsen taken fox beef
elt,le and in others scarcely hog is to be found II
the va continues two or tirso years lOrger-as il
Irobaby S-the great mss Of the people viii he com.
p.llsa to I've on te meats and in order to do
tsis hey sught Pznt Oa' orchards a"d vineyards
Gu .iya.e Chinese sugar cane extensively and dsvoe
great care 20 thsrling OF poultry Of every descdP-
ton We are IN for ,Ong and wasting war, AMI TO
cone ont of II successfully those WHO are not Is Tor
sal service must determine to I've trugany, and 10
80 no sflrts to elO.he Soldiers who have TO do the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

FAcrOAr BsNSr.-Tne Cotton Factory Of ResU.
RiOhey 4 hcMnAn, and Gach'ss Shop Of R;cbsy &
Dickinson A.,Tde in TaladOga cOanyr Ala, were bun
on the night of 10Th NJvepSer 1t il supposed tbat
the Are was tie work Of inceaday. TNe loss 10
tin ased a. one hundred thou and dolar No insurance
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

Nav ADvEEusENNn.--No ice of mslling Of Gran
Lodge Of Hasors in this city, on l4ih inst
S u.don as teacher in a private family wanted BY E
y-Jng lady.
Creep Tea, on consignment, for sale BY Eess-s. Va
Inns EuiO.L 81 Main at.
Brick stable for rent aad carriage for sale, by Dr..
james Bitten.
Gard Of NJ. J. Bell Bigger, advertising toilet soar,
tosa-eO, dsas &c, a. stcro north eide Broad ST
ijrmerly occupied BY NJ. Glrei1.
COumi s,Oael's sac Of " Tudor Hal. in King and
= leen county, at a'osioa on I4th ms.
Traes Of land IN Buckingham 400 ac,esl for sale ,
Nc J. B Hanss, Tor Rev. @. Blackwell
Va'uAsls milling property, I niles from Frederick
burg, for sale ty kesTs. Goliin Il AppSTsOl- price
$4,000
NOiics Of distrbct On of city s. by Msss,s. Spots
Hnvey
Sale Of four earEOos Of dry goods, stationery, etc. at
August, Ga, en- 18th inst, by ooavius Cohen, Auc-
tioLeCr.
Notice Of sale Of tobacco cigars etO1 on Friday by
Asssrs. Robinson, Adams 20.
P,s POlepent Ct SIZE OF Red EJe" to this day, a.
o,d Rock Race Course.
&c ersl Order, No. f57, Tcl;irg 10 soldiers urabls
to sp2e before Hop tai Examining Beard etc.
No ice to tx payers b. Mr. Julius A. HObsOa City
Collector.
EOsee to receivers of frois al the Petersburg de-
pot by Yr. L Z. G ll.su2'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02
NAIL FOR T1E TaANs-MIssfssIPPI.

ATLANTA, Nov. sO--A Press Association courier vii
leave Meridian, Mississippi, on he 10Th Of December,
for TransElssissipp. limited number of letters will
be tlkeRa. dollaE ia- each hsf ounce or lees No
money Let taken Letters be sent with postage
pnder cover to w. ever, " arioa" Office, Meridian,
Miss. J. 2. THaAiBER, Sup't
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

ROLLma NnLs, iron fOundres, cart ern. ware facto-
riss, cotton and WO2len mills bu ket factories, salt boil
err and all ether tnanufe Of actual necessAres,
which habit hes heretofore caused us to bring from
abroad lave mudPlicd enormously within OurtorderS
since the war began
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

THI LATE GES. LYru.-Tbs Cincinnati Commercial
states that the COnFederaes in turning the body Il
Geo. Lyle, to the Federal lines, sept a!Osg with 1t =
package containing his private papers, pOcketbOOk,
pen-knie and even the bu Of the blouse which the
G snsral wore u9der his coat whom be fells
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

MULE HAIR EOR BArs.-Mr Barnes, of Brrnes' trOss
Roads, Ala, has shown to the editor Of the Clayton
Baaner elegant substantial hat, manufactured from
the hair storn from young mule with the addition of
a small pnrlion Of wool
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA n. ROAD co.
NOTICE is hereby given, that for want of a
IN Quorum constitute the meeting Of Stockholders
w company, appointed to be he'd the lsh ns that meet
ing until "WEDNESDAY the 18Th day Of January
nexthant, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, At The once OF the
Company in Lynehburg
no rs eodtd J. H RHO, Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

JAEE, B. CLAT.-The attending bhysician OF James
Cay, ct Non al writes to tie Montreal Gazette, 10
deny the statement that NJ. Clay engaged in che
late rebel conspiracy. He has been eOr6ned to his BID
FIR two moaths.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02
OITY on RICHMOND, TO WIT,

n II
~ AZ Rule held the Clerks oce OF the Court Of Hust
ingS city Of Richmond, on henday tie I'd day fNove
Mary ". Rowe, PnL
w Rowe executor VIM Gaines deceased an adminls-
traitor Of Mary Gaines deceased oathsne Reynolds Houn
tain Gaines John Gaines Thomas Gaines Robert Steele and
Sarah Jane VIE John Smith and Bette Waller, his WIFE,
eadWaider James Gaines Fannie Ellen Gaines Em| sna
GAnCs Lewis Gaines George Barnett Gaines, WSte
Gaines George Gaines Robert Gaines Fannie Games
David anes james Gaines, JOhn Gainss Mary Gaines ana
Ellen Gaines, ~, -1Jt DeIu
The object Of this TO sell the estate Of William b.
Gaines deese Ohe purpose Of making partition between tae
parties entitled thereto . 100
AdAvs having been made that the defendants Fountain
Gaines Steele and Sarah Jane his vile, and fhoa dHne
are moi residents Of the State vgnis they are hereby re-
the said Clerks once within one month ete
hereof and do what be protecs
their interests In this suit
nOs-vtv no. HOWARD, CLERK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02
FARM OF 8sl ACRES IN

Meekenburg II mileI from Keysvils Depot the Dan
VILE Railroad salewe authorised 70 sell that
Farm oecOpled by Mr. Jackson Toone talns 8si
which 100 In original growth
cleared and In cultivation, 90 In large pine suitable
fats
The producveless Of this land equal any nghbor
ho9i The dwelling nfortsbls one with four rooms
raexceent and good accommodations for 20
The place well WAtered, and the negborhosd excellent %
bushels wheat seeded. Pull possession BY Christmas Price,
s22 900. Applyto G0DDIN APPERs0N.
nr9O-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02
PROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov sO.-The Yankees fred to day
twenty-five mortar shells and fl shot at sumts-.
Eeven of the mortar shlls Missed. 0nc negro man
was liled asi night. great deal Of signaling was ct.
serEtd dur.rg the night aboard the a.et, on MGnis
Island, aad on Black Island. No casualties to dsy.
sIcoSD DEsPArCH
CnANIrsIds, Nov. so.-The Yankees kept quiet las;
night. On!y eight shots we're fred as Sumter -Four
struck and four missed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02
EOR SALR-I win dispose Of mr FARM.

TOR, SALE-I will dispose Of my FARM,
Il Containing between 400 and 90 ASe;, lying In Orange
county, Virginia is between Fredericksburg and Orange H.
diAtey twelve miles below 0rSpge H.
twenty-five mleb from Predericfsburg in COOS neighbour
hood convenient to three churches The land good cond
ton most OF Il under good fence Buildings consist OF
Dwelling with Eve good Stable, Barn. Tobacco
House. Corn House, Kitchen Negro Cabins clearly neWD with
all necessary out-hsuses. -
, I will sell . bngzIn o any wishing such Farm.
further particulars apply TO befubSerber at Yerdve,
oTanse Va, J. W. Turner, Wkg once, Richmond Va
no80-dsod5t OATLErT RH0ADES.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-02

BR1srcL, Dec. l.--Nothing further from Knoxville
RumOrs are current of another raid through Greer
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LAND FOB RENT.

T WISH TO RENT OUT, PRIVATELY, FOR
part OF the CROP the ensunsuyesr, the of land
given YbotAer spTAglas And myself jointly BY my
father Thchss L. SpragiGs, at hSdeEsha
This lInd in the county OF HALIFAX Virginia about slghteeu
House. contains about
contl 0 high land and creek nats.
The dwelling house Args conveniently arranged, and
rounded by the necsIary ouhousS all In good repair and
convenleft 10 Ere wood.
will b required 70 work NOT less than fifteen hands
on the place.
Persons Wishing invited sxsine the premises
ana see me subject anKons TO dispose Of In time
for seeding wheat ELIZA A. CLARK,
Barksdsle P. o. Halifax, Va
Prhere will sale OF the periAhAble pAtt Of fathers
estate on he premises the close Of December next
which tenant will be able toBuppiy himself with such things
he may Wish TO purchase 20 Commence farming.
ocia-eodH T. A. CLARK.