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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTHWEST

PoRr HUnsoS La, Feb 6.-Deserers are constantly
coming in from the enemy at Baton Rouge. For the
past two werlS several have arrived every day. All
in confirming the reported dis Election in Banks
army. They state that officers have resigued
in consequence OF the arrival o. negro regiments that
the army completely demoralized and in some cses
has reached revolt; aud that regiment is confined
in the peniteatiary for laying down their arms.
Reliable inform ,ton the force at BIton Rouge
a: $4,000 There indications OF an advarce.-
is report ID tia; the movement several days since
arose from change of cImp.
Banks is stated to have said " Nv army has gone to
hell-it is useless to deny it,"
report coming from Baton Rouge represents that
the sinking of the U. S slOop.owLr Brooklyn was by
the G. S. steamer AlAbaml florida aud Harriet Lane
the BoOkyn having been sent in pursuit of the latter
The gunboat Essex made her weekly visit on Sunday
last and was fired upon by our picketS. 0ne Yankee
Is reported killed She shelled pckes for an hour,
but nobody was hurt
Deserters say that Banks cannot depend upon his
army-hence the delay in advancing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
The RllhdrawaI Of Mr. Bunch.

The, Charleston Mercury, in announcing the with
dsawal BY his Government of Mr.. Robert Bunch Con
saar Agent Of her Britannia Majesty at that port,
Saws;
Il ia said that under the prospect of formidable at
tack on Charleston il would not be proper TO expose
the obnoxious Mr. Bunch deprived OF his official posi-
ton TO the hostility Of the Yankee forces should they
succeed therefore the Cadmus has been sent to Ie-
move hin out OF the way Of any such unpeasautneS,
IL seems probable, hOweVer that the real motive
OF his withdrawal is desire the part of Lord Lyons
aud OF tue British Administration 10 crafty the United
States Government IN the removal Of Mr. Bunch, whose
views aud has been more unpreudced and just
" the Confederate States than their own Yet Wnile
proceeding TO DO So il accOrds with British
avoid sacrificing officer who has done his best TO-
his country aud, the time also TO avoid lar
as practicable the appearance to the Confederate States
of removing an officer because Of his fairness aud sup
posed friendly bias. Tue danger TO Mr.. Bunch of
Inaining longer in ChSrleSton, may be- mere diplo
reason, the part OF Lord Lyous for his imme
date transfer 10 London.
We throw out these yieSs which to for
whatever they may be worth. Every one must Judge
for himself
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
LATEST FROM TIE NORTH.

PrTrRsBuKG, Feb s--New York dates of 9th and
9th received
News of the Charleston fight had been received
through Southern papers.
The Times learns authoritatively from Washington
that there has been interruption of the Block .dc at
Charleston, and that such assumption will be ad-
mitted by the Lincoln Government
The Ii,aes learns also that an attack upon Charles
ton is immediately expected; when the Blockade will
probably be raised in manner not At all agreeable to
the Rebels.
The Rebels, under Forrest aud Wheeler, utterly
routed Fort DOneson. Official dispatches received
at Cairo say they met with considerable loss Yankee
loss from 10 10 90.
The Rebels bive also failed in their demonstra at
Island No. 10.
Butler has charged himself, in cunt with the War
Department with oge million and eighty eight thousand
dollars ~ having been received by him from military
assessments.
The Congressional Committee reported against the
admission OF Wing from the Norfolk Distrct-Only $50
votes poled in district which heretofore gave 400
so election.
The canal at Vicksbdrg il represented Il failure.
The is feet deep ia the cut but the current still
runs in the old course, round by Vicksburg.
Col Stewart chief of Netherlands staff was killed on
the 24h, while reconnoering Vcksburg, by Rebel
sharp-shooters.
No material change in Gold or Exchange-Cotton
slightly lower-quoted at st.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
HOUSE or REpRESENTATIYES.

The House met at II o'clock, and was opened with
prayer BY the Rev. Mr. CRUMLEY.
Mr. Chiffon, of Ala, by leave introduced bill to
prevent frauds in the QuHrermasters and Commissary
Department aud the obtaining, under false pretences
transportation for private property Laid on the table
and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. F00TE, Of Tenn, moved that the House go into
Secret Session. for the purpose Of taking up impo
tant under consideration yesterday NegatiVed.
Mr.. HOLCOMBE, OF Va, moved that the rules oe
suspended for the purpose of taking up bill reported
from the Committee the Judiciary regulating the i'm
pressment of private property. The motion was lost
,ess than two-thiT Is voting in the affirmative.
Mr.. FOoTE now renewed his motion to 60 into
Secret Session. which agreed to-ayes 49, noes 81.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
From Kentucky.

telegram in to-days paper contains another report
from Kentucky, which is probably, true. letter from
Murfeesboro, in one Of exchange says that the
Kentucky Legislature threatened TO convene seces-
sion convention if Lincohs last proclamation not
modified within twenty days. After passing resolr-
ton to this effect they resolved to 60 into secret
sion, but sentines from Michigan brigade quartered
At Frankfort we're stationed the doors and the hon
orab body notified that their actions remain open
70 the world
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
ME vAIITARIR PLANTATION KNOWN

4 as "PROViDLNCk fOKGk" IN Ne" Kent county on he
Chchuuny yef, containing 100 acres for sale at auction
1his yeTy sauabe estate b,ouug g. Mrs O. g. Christian
will auction The premises, al IL O'Clock, NJ
FRIDAY, MARCH 21rH, 1861 Il lies the Chckahomlny
i.rr on road iron Richmond u WILLIAMSBURG thirty
IN Ie. from EACH aud the direct rOat from New Kent
Court luss Charles House, eight miles from each,
re from Hu1sur shaie hehradoi steamboat nav
gau T- about coo VI which onehall
cared original Aad hHs on 10 much
timber chiefly zine and cypress OF the cleared land,
grounds cu y adapted 10 the growth
grass and cori the IS wei adapted TO wheat corn
and crops The dwelling Is large, containing eight
r.om IN goot repair and is pleasant ami attractive sn
Persons sling the place requested ~ call on Mr.
Pierce living H. who will take pleasure In showing 70 all
ring fishery.
Terms one third cash balance At and l2 months Cor onger)
for bonds bearing interest," and secured by trust deed.
The for tails year 10 he paid by the purchaser
GUDDIN x APPERSON, Auct's.
Tie foregoing Treated private sale and
person. dposed purchase ready desirable farm
ed 10 call e. a A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
The Spnils al lsbine Pas,.

telegraphc despatch from General Magrlder to the
Secretary OF War; received last Saturday night SAYS
that Major o. NJ. Watkins in command Of the expedi
ton against the enemy at Sabine Pass reports that he
captured thirteen guns, property worth million OF
dollars, and hundred and nine prisoners" Our
rams we're sea OF the Sabine Pass waiting for new
.nrnmarra
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
KENA PAINE 4 CO., Auets.
BY GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, AUoTs.

TWO HANDSOME BRICK COTTAGE
residence, OF the side Of 5ih street. north side
OF lei "a street, for sale at auction. =,
via be sold auction the premises on WEDNESDAY, The
lh Fen O'Clock r. ~ those two neat brick COTTAGE
RESIDENCE located alb Of which occupied by Rev
Mr. Cross Mr. Morton, each containing rooms
d iupplrd with gas aud Possession given soon In
front Of Is handae garden and lower yard
TERMS balance and " months for negotiable
notes, added secured bs tru deed Or all cash. Atthe
option purchaser The taxes and Insurance for 1905 to be
maid by the pirchAier GoDDIS APPFEs0N,
f.7 Auctioneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09

JOE HooEER.-We have heard a little item about
Fighting JO," which is rather good. Some one asked
Confederate General, whose name do not feel at
liberty to mention in this connection if he knew any
thing about Fighting 10" Fighting He'll" he re-
piled "Once when at West Point together
kicked him of my room, and all he said was Tut,
Tut what're you aboutH' This is authentic.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. q, 1868.
The Senate met at noon, the President in the chau
PRAYER by the Rev. J. c. McCabe.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. z, 1868
The Senate met at noon the President in the chau.
PRAYER by the Rev. J. c. McCabe.
ExEcUTIyE COMMUNICATION.
A communication was received from the Governor
enclosing statements from Adutant General Richardson
in regard to the condition of the State Line
Mr. DOUGLAS said that he desired future time.
to ventlate this whole affair that he ictu4re.
By personal feeling against any one, and that would
not hereafter hold himself responsible of the
Senate Chamber for anything he might there in his
Senatorial capacity He moved that the papers be laid
on the table and ordered TO be printed Adopted.
THE TOBACCO BILL.
The bill to increase the production Of grain and to
limit the production Of tobacco was taken up and dis
cussed for two hours without coming to anr result.
COMMITTEE REPoRrs
A bill authorizing the Auditor TO pay Junior Majors
OF Militia regiments Tor service actually performed.
4 bill to repeal all ordinance of the Convention OF
April "a, 1861, providing for Pay Department of yir
gina forces.
Resolutions follows adopted and appropn
ately referred:
BY Mr.. MARSHALL--Of appointing GeolOgist and
Mining Engineer for the State who-e duty shall be to
explore the material Of Virginia ia coal iron
salt and other minerals,
By Mr.. NASH-Of extending the operation of the
law passed March lSt lsG2, legizing the 81 enson OF
specie payments by the Bank OF the COmmo ,eIth.
BY Mr.. BALL-Of so amending the Stay Law 10
enable securities to relieve themselves from their liab
itics as such securities.
On motion of Mr.. CHRISTIAN, of Augusta, the Sen.
ate adjourned.
We are requested to state that Mr.. WILEY will, by
the advice of his physicians be temporarily absent from
his seat in the Senate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
By JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 SOW, Auctoneer,.

A VALUABLE SMALL FARM OR MAR
"a KIT GARDFH2% MILES EASr OF THE CITY, ON THE
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, A. AUCTION We will SELL upon
the premises, THURSDAY, The u day Of February,
mencng u, o'clock NJ, valuable snail FARM MARKET
GARDEN on The etdow Bridge Road In Henrco county, ~
The city, containing 10y ACRES o. hghy improved
land adj luu the lands 81 the late Dr. Csan, James W. Oey
others aud the occupancy Of Mr. sylvester Rabe
consist Of comfortable Three story Dwell
ling Of Brick the other Of Wood containing six ruom
with arJe barn. stable, and all other
sAry The cOnty Of th property
city fertility the SOIL render II valuable
ket garden.
Terms sale third cash. the balance Al and u months
for negotiable notes. Sdded and secured by
deed Tie purchaser 10 pay the taxes for 1868
les JAS NJ. TAYLOR son, AucioneerB.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
Ggt 8ieBmonS daBig,
MONDAY MORNING, FEB. 8, 1898.

rsss-Daly ts per Annua ts for ak months and 81 per
month for shorter period.
csuveskly . per annan % months, IS cents
nonth for shorter period.
Weekly s. 81 for x months. Sent for shorter
period Payment m Al cases In advance
ApvTzaone square OF lines IS cent? for hFst insertion
50 per square each continuance. semweeky or 1r-
weekly insertions per square Weekly insertions t
ERsulsAnees may be made the risk OF the Publishers In
evidence the deposit Of letter In the
Post once containing money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09

TIE GRAVES CAsE.-The examination OF Rev. r. j.
Graves took place on 4th inst at HllsbOro, n c. b,
fore the Hon NJ +. Manly George V. Strong appearing
for the prosecution and Hon. W 4 Graham for the de-
PENDANT The accused was bound over to the Coniede
rate Court at Richmond to stand his trial on charge
of treason
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09

BLANKETS WASrED.-We learn that a considerable
number Of General A. G. jenkins brigade stationed At
Salem, Roanoke county, very much in nerd OF blank
cts As the winter in that region is generally severe
and PrOrscted hope that supplies OF blankets may
be promptly sent forward to Salem, for distribution
among Gen. Jenkins command
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09

DEATH or Hos HENRY L. PScESEY.-The Charleston
papers the death of the Hon Henry Laurens
Pinekney, eminent and venerable citizen of that
place. He the founder Of tue Charleston Mercury
held the Office OF Mayor of Charleston several terms,
and member of Congress four years. lie died in
the 6sth year Of his age
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
CoNFEpERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
The Senate met at ~ O'Clock, N.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. 4, 1858.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. 4, 1858.
The Senate met at ~ O'Clock, NJ
TIE PROPOSED ANESDNESr TO THE CONSTITUTION.
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON, of Ga, the vote by
which the bill proposing an amendment the Constitu
toa of the Confederate States referred the Com
uttee of the Judiciary, was reconsdered
By unanimous consent, the bill was then Withdrawn
On mo,icn of Mr. MAXWELL, the Senate resolved
into secret legislative session. aud, when the doors
opened, adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
AUCTION SALES.
rnls nay,


NEW AUCTION HOUSE.
~ LAEGY SALE OF DRY GOODS,
commencing IN soSpAY brusry embracing MANY choice
and scarce goOds, notiUTs Sc.
Prints
DeLAines
Poplins
ApaccAs
- Rich D. ess Goods
1000 dcl Con.bs, fhe md 5FeEslg
Ladies shaet y tie
Diaries
Letter Paper
French P aging Cards
Wallets
Tooth d usss
C!idrens' RolaG c,-li
K ALSO,
Chesi Superior Tea
and many other gods sLch viii arrive before the Say sale
The entire stock AID very desirxbo b. onr.
cd IN large lots Snd without resrryei
The attention ~ the trade g. called 10 this sale
solicit eonsgnments Tor sales ero
for the interest Of the owner and stthe OWt c.m
kiOns.
feC-3,-r Ia, vsia .,r.s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09

GAs.-We hope the Superintendent of the Gas Works
will make effort to give light to the streets these
dark nights until 10 o'clock, p NJ, at least If the
street lamps cannot be lighted every night it would be
great accommodation to the Church. going ladies' in
particular and the community generally to have them
lighted every Sunday aud Wednesday nights.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
,THE REAuTIFUL COrNTKY SEAT

i CALLED LAUREL SPRING. on THE OSBORNE URNPIKE,
ADJOlN Nc THkE HILL ONE AND HALR Mills SOUTH OF
RICHMOND, CONTAINING fHIRfH-0NE ACRES, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.
request Of Mr. james g. Egr (Whp'r business calls him 10
RrnunO) shall sell 80 Puhhc Auction the
THURSDAY, the IRA FrhutTy isGi, It, o'clock, p NJ, The
,suu Country which hr resides, called Laurel
Spring containing - Acres, Joining the Tree b Estate The
a0Pr, AMI va high stSr cultivation The Improve
of very Brick and succeed Dgellng, With
double puriicO containing situated beautiful
emlnrnos commanding hYe yiev Richmond and the
rounding country ample servants accoumodg atoms, to-
grihrr Win large Barn. sable, the dwelling there
are bold spurs " Ts really most lovely place,
should the attention OF those DESTROYS OF removing
suburbs TIE city. Possession ofihe land given at and
oil the buildings o "A the 18th May next
TERNs-0ny-hrd cash; balance and for bonds
bearing Interest, secured by deed The taxes and lnsu-
rance for 1868, % be paid b. the purchaser -
GODDIN APPERsON,
Alc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
- NnRTmRRN JOURNALS.-

~ AnY arriving from the States north OF Tie 20
oAe, and bringing Northern European Newspapers or any
person the city coming possession Of such journals VIII con-
Ter The Editors By leaving sending the
ursaast 70 As once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
VTALUABLR AND WE'LL LOCATED


Brick Dwelling ~ the south side Of Franklin, between Sd
and ih sfTris AugouWe will sell upon the premises
TUESDAY the 10Th day Of February commencing at4 O'clock
p NJ the valuable and well located BKCK DWELLING, located
the south size OF franklin between 81 aud 4h streets Tie
dwelling nearly new las eight besides servants accorr
modatons-'he prsUs supplied with gas and Wscrte
whole nicely furnished This property located In the most de-
srsbe portion Of the city, Va convenient business and woEthy
the attention ul those desiring pleasant residence
.rd cash. The sioie.f prriered-ihe balance
AZ n months negotiable with interest added and
secured by decd The aud insurance for 1853
be paid by the purchaser. JAS NJ. TAYLOR SON,
Auctoreers,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURES.

NOZZLE, Feb. IA special despatch to the "Adver-
tser and Register from AcNnnisvile 9th inst states
that the Nashville Union of the goth that the Ken
lucky Legislature has passed amendment 10 the Mil
itary Bill nsructing the Kentucky troops not to en-
force the Presidents proclamation. The vote was 81
yeas Is says
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
AUCTION SALES.
KsNr. PAINE : co. AueTs.

TRY GOODS AT AUCTION.--On WEDNEs-
DAY she THIRST shall sell, a. our Ware House, com
~. o NO NJ IN o'clock large and desirable assortment Of
Fresh Staple Dry Goods,
many Of the choicest styles offered ~ Us @ season.
30 rrneIu 'lng a large line OF Mourning goods, IN
Black Apaccas
Black M0AAir
Black Bom,t mes
Black Clshuercs
Ba,k'Taib-t Cloths
Black de Lhine', Ac
ALSO,
A full line OF Willie Goods
Lin Lluenl. Pdnts
q tbs C-ssilnerts, Nestings
Linen, Cambria and six iidsh
SPOOL Cotton, Gloves, II s-ry
FlGnnels, Patent Thread, 6c., &c
ALSO.
200 pr Mems, Women Youths and Childrens shoes
with which the sale Will commence.
ALSO,
An Invoice Of
Fine Clothing,
Shirts, Draws and Hats
ty9-ti' RENA PAINE CO., Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE DISCHARGE FROM ACTIVE
MILITARY SERVICE OF PERSONS WHO HAVE FURNISHED
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

" Runaway from the subscriber about the last Of December
1862 two negro recently purchased OF Messr5 Dcknson
Hin Co., Of Richmond, Va These negroes the follow
ing description, TO Wit;
Henderson twenty Ave years old rahe light complex.
ion about feet 10 inches hgh, weighing It's pounds
good weaver and was sold The Of Henry Cox
hco county, Va.
Noses boy, about Is DID, Inches hIg
rather black stout built quite y and sprghty, sold
the property Of VIM. Scott Of Rockingham county, O.
These negroes len without provocAton and doubtless
tempting return TO their former neghborhood get within
the Yankee lines-
viii give reward apprehension and being
secured In jail that get them again viii pay nty doll
lars for either Of then JOhHUA g. DODS0n,
iEG1-ltP DanTIls, w.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
FINlAClAL AND cOMMERuLL.

sArURDAT Feb. !, 1868.
AZ Messrs Kent, Paine 4 Co.'S recent sale of dry
goods, etc. the following prices obtained:
Black Alpaceas 6 I54bg DO boub1riae Os25a925 red
htnnels t22sl - sheetng s. broWn shifting 9S.
Southern honepuI f52lDl5j; black white prints ~
fancy prints lt3t2 pateut thread 81 2l2 ladies' linen
cNmbrs hdkfs " 500 6 gray t45.O fancy casmrrsS
g 800 so black sewing SIX t53; Irish tS co. American
pins y pack Eassh do ~ letter paper ts9 paper
eIG22 80 ladies morocco o1ot 4lSYsGlt do Lasting CATERS
elA5G cavalry boots f2S9H nen. BrolAns o. $50 II rs;
Freneh calf skin s2l mems son hats Sl5GD2Oh.
AT an auction sale, in Petersburg yesterday the fol-
loving prices we're obtained
segars, clarified, and common, 50 HOAX mossse,
81 so peach BRANDY 80 rs apple brandt, SIC I whsky Sad
% b Old III 90 tour, extra, superdnS RS
black tee q " 10 tea o. black pepper 81 IS twist
tobacco ~ es PER ID lard d 10 per ID salt North Caro-
Ina 22SA2lH
The Atlanta Coniederacy Of the Si instant. quotes
prime 70 choice at Bass yellow clarified " cts
White elAasd I5Ase The supply greatly exceeds the de.
maud but herrs no decline Ia prices holders 6rm-
MoNsse ts gallon, stock light Tobacco s advancing
receipts hh demand heavy. Wheat &C 5OasI pee bu.hel
Corn, o. 80 Butter Is ss per ID Nails 8Isals1 per key
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
A VALUABLE FARM IN KING WILLIAM


IA COUNTY FbR sALR-The subscriber Offers for sale his
Farm lying upon MAta pan River adjoining BrAer Ferry
tzinng Six Hundred and TEeniy Eight Acres and Ha-hgh
land large body M'rh land which Is valuable for raj
Ing Eeck
This Farm lies we'll for cultivation, and very productive, and
within about o. the Richmond York River Road.
will sell In the above land and viii also sell the
Negroes Stock and Farming Utensils u desired.
Any wishing purehsse, win do well 70 examine IT.
For further particulars 6c apply GOddln AppeJson Rich
mond, or JOHN BAGBY.
fe1-lOt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09

The Charleston papers record the death of Mr. Chas
p. L. WestendOrf who, commercial editor, was for
many years connected with the Press Of that city,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09

IMPORTANT NOTICE. Persons having Fur
Il the Depot this Company require to
Immediately may otherwise be exposed 10 injury or loss
for which this company viii not be responsible
Hereafter furniture viii h brought down this Road, unless
made Immediately upon its
rival there suensy 81 room the Depot for the
eeption OF Government stofea 8 RUTH,
feI--St supt Z. " and T. 4. r. Co
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-09
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

The signed offers for sale 81 public auction the vau
able Farm Louisa county known Stunning HILL" II
lies both sides Of the North Anna River contains so Acres OF
land In high II improvement with abuuda.ee OF good
water, aud Il remarkably healthy. The buildings consist 81
DweGg House With eight besides basement al necessary
out huiding including OF tobacco barns The soils
admirably sdap,eto he growth OF wheat tobacco clover
grasses The supply Of wood abundant large
portion being original growth. sncatsd eight miles Northeast
Central Railroad and In convenient distance Of Toersvie
Louisa Court House TrcUan iepots, and presents
opportunity OF investment 70 capitalists and others desiring
valuable faItI
Terms will be made knoTn on day Of sale
Mr. W W. Groome, Sho Lies the place. will show the prem
lses to'any visiting H.
All communications addressed to the Undersigned, Rapldan Sta
ton, cLpeper county Va, will be promptly offended TO
n. I. HOLIDAY,
Agent FOR Mrs. Julia A. Holiday
The above sale will take place the 2 day Of February next
which All mules horses, plantation utensils &c,
" he soid--ill n which valuable a2i-'ds