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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
OBITUARY.

COL. JOSEPH C. PLEAsANTs brave ard sklliul com
nandtr departed this NE at Van Enren ARR on ne zo.n DAY
| Grove, in the 46th year Of his sgs
Arkansas deserved for several months
aid Of Gen Hardee ard In May 1862 appointed
Colonel Of The LIST Regiment trans Mississippi infantry which
s.s1n he held until his death
tut record tbs universal sentiment Of his regiment a;d all who
knew his brave and ga st conduct and the hal of bull
At the bt OF Prairie Grove say that hes
yet martyr the Of the South, sealed his devo-
cn with his eblood who superior to him In all the
a qualities OF soldier and good commander. Cool calm,
fearless and sefpoessed he led his regiment In 6e5Per e
charge Against largely superior numb RS AM owe them back
his gtaury machles bravery ie inspired every
In the hottest Ct the eva his broken but still he sat
po horse and eheerd his er, until MS horse shot
under him, when he sat leaning against tree
nued encourage his until he d back In
ran to him him TIE field Like old Roman
he replied TO him -" That his place Wl the regi
Mt 10 20 back ne wou1 tAse care Of hmse T." And when
hers him behind the sla whih he
Srou this cRr And iher he fem,inei AMI refused t. he
cared every wounded ser ami priv ne Of his
regiment taken Of ami when he last bone The ho
s Ss S29G mo- bS sS " dress bis wonad until
saeh noble daee ssdnsss, such calm, sstsa,riac ,uch
tie devotion to his and ha q Sou hen ighs
uld with suh cool and matches bravery wi place the
Of 0e Joseph @ Psaar high upon ne scroll of h:rOes who
haye scr feed their Ives upon The al OF liberty
His ssi ieque that he be IA home and hurled This
the noble river to which he was in life much
:" How sleep the brave who sink to rest
by ell their eoun;Ty's wishes bIest
Their ferns shall press sweeter god
And keedom shsll avn lie repair,
To dwell weeping hermit IN re-
The compnenA notice Of Col Peasants was tsken
feai from that state SR the request to repubh for the noT
UJn Of his circle OF ends and relations Virgin
And ke the privilege to corr ct mistake de by the writer
TO C Peasart nativity. lie Born raised on NORTH
An9s river IN ne comfy Of Louisa Va and the younge
Ea1eson Of &c re lyle decd Of osylyssia county.
y Of Hsnrie Iear Meadow Bridges, within few les Of R
uOnd- D W. WALLER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
The So On Wn.hincinn. N. {

We learn from the Raleigh Progress that on Friday
evening last, Gen. Hills force the Cross Road
S6rce Hiles from Washington, having fallen back peg
The siege had been raised and the enemy we're
in full and quiet possession OF the town. The Progress
dOnbts whether any effort will be made take it, Tbs
Wilmington Journal says
. We presume that t wac considered unnecessary to
take w hngt0n, unless Hills Point on the South side
OF the Jiver could have been fcrIied with long range
guns 50 as 10 prevent the enemy gunbOats from ascend
ing he river above that point There is doubt in
mind that Gen H. could easily have taken Wash
iugtOu and would have done so, had he deemed it ad
visible under the circumstances.
Our correspondent says: The Yankee gunboats having
longer range guns than ours, they had sheled Hills
PoUt batteries, doing some damage, while our guns
could lot reach Rem
Our ordnance has all been secured in the evacuation
or falling back Of troops from around Washington.
TIE reported advance Of 10000 Yankees from New
bern turns out b be erroneous
Il not our business say Ehere Gen Hlrs forces
are az bas time.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
TELEGHAPITIC.
DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMERS QUEEN OF
THE WEST AND DIANA.

PoRT HuosON, La, April 2l.-New Orleans adrices
of the 6h confirm The report of the destruction of the
steamers Queen of the West and DIANA lately captured
by the Confederate Pie former gotagrOund in Grand
Lake, when a Yankee fleet approached and fierce
bombardnent ensued. A shell from the Calhoun ex-
ploded on tle iccls deck guiiing quantity of pow
dsr.Shich communicated with her magazine and caused
an explosion Tie Diana is reported to have been burnt
by the Rebels. One hundred ard thrtysix prisoners,
including seven commissioned officers, three surgeons
and eight OF the crew of the Queen Of the West arrived
At New OIeaus on the 18TH. Among them is Captain
urner commanding the fleet who was slightly wounded
ia The ankle aud is now at ST. James Hospital The
prisoners report oryfye of the missing supposed
to be drowned or killed.
despatch frcm Berwicks Bay, l5th repOrts.hc Yam
KEGS beyond Franklin La. Their forces are landing and
marching
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From Suffolk

Late sdvces rom Suffolk confirm the report that tie
enemy captured Confederate battery last Sunday night
at place called Kcelings Ford, en- the Mans, mOud
river about one mile from Suffolk. 1t SuibIug's
battery of Fauquer county, Va, not Sibeys stated
heretofore. The Petersburg Express says that the
heavy firing heard in the direction Of Suffolk Monday
forenoon, was caused by the Yankees shelling the
woods m every direction where it is supposed rebel
turks An immense amount Of anulartsa0 has been
wasted in this harmless business.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
FROM TENNESSEE.

CnATrAYooGl April 2l.-Soveu more personI have
been sent South beyond the Federal res ty order of
Rosecrans.
Scouts from Tennessee river report the landing Of
tRentyour transports at PASSPORT, eight miles from
Iuka, with 10000 Yankees, chiefly cavalry
All quiet in front. No immediate prospect Of battle
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
VERY VALUABLE
MOUNTAIN LAND FOR sAIE

" Ehl Valuable
MOUNTAIN LAND FOR sALE
By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Of Nelson county No
Veuber stu $50! unced then In the ss va Mas
se terg friendly suit for the division Of eersin Mourin
ads belonging TO the estate Of the VIM Massle We shall
Commits toner's OF the Court In said suit of ~ sucn on c
premises, on TUESDAY the 16 day cf NE 1863 reyareess M
weather. alt the Mountain Lsndi ST. deseden not
sold
s Mon'abelo Tract containing 100 fcrs and living
head waters nf Tye River and through which runs The od I've
River and t1e Bdge Tu1 pike read Several undred acres are
In good state OF cultivation and under good fencing The I'm
proven Dts consist Of comfort dwelling with six rooms
passage Kitchen meat and icehruse and several eYee M
les or seran barp stables tobacco Lorfe an exc ent
house. backsrh shop, and gt mill and In adijnn %
ALL fine apple orchard In full Earring condition ToIs uIare Ia
the best opening In virginia for tan ysrf co6p estab
ment on large SCALE having penty and baik he be
variety on Il ard srourd It. II lies in Nelson coutv on bs
ontain near the RockbdFe and Augusta IL miles from
Massie's Mls In fefon, ami fom Midway in augusta
"a The Slade Tr Ct two nil Rom Montebelo on The me
road toward, $50 acres about 80 Ct slc are cleared
unimproved. @1
4h Two small ent les Of % and % acres respectively ab
nile from Monticello. 'i ~'
And the Saturday following goo. or bad we thr We
SELL AZ the village OF New Markt Nelson couty t consInng
half acre Of land belonging 70 the same este
TRRss both Sals6, ~ ara IS months with res n Il
and a tile retained till payment.
J. WARWICK,
JUS. LIG0N,
Tho. J. BAtsIE
ePLL-Lu-. Commissioners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
AUCTION SALES.
by ELLrrT,, Bal. 4 CO.. .AUcIIONEERs

ON TUESDAY, APRIL 2srn, (nsiaut),
N/CommencIng 10 o'clock, at cur warth use
Pearl Street. Large and de irabe Goods
imported into Chsieon consisting Ia of the foo
viz:
900 pieces English Fancy Spring Prints,
100 pieces Black an White Prints,
$40 pieces Printed SEQ Oh Lawns,
30 pieces Printed Pren h,
200 pieces Brow an G. ~ Debsiges,
60 pieces ~ Mixed Mohals,
80 pieces Linen Padding.
1lO Iiec.s Blk and U I'd English CambIics
20 piece. Blk times,
10 piscts 81 Bi'k Tsmlse Cloths,
pieces Ga Blk Barahes,
10 pieces Ga Blk and Cord coburES,
bales Blue DENNIS,
Blue Drills,
30 pie es Sirer. Irish Linens,
ales 40-ineh English Brown Shifting,
bales En- lish Bile. ched ShA ting,
Gpieces ca Blk U obs
30 pieces Checked Book Masllns,
80 Pieces ca white and Cod Aarstlles,
English Pins,
4OO lbs. English shoe Thread,
case White Agate Butons
bale gsttA SHIPS
cases Madras Bdk'G
800 doz n Coats Spool Cotton,
81 Suits Summer clothing,
hhte J-conets and Caab.ics.
ALSO,
eaJ English BkBsIiES assorted,
l5bales Kentucky Hops,
Letter Pa, or, &c, &c.
Catalogues Will be read prepared auna-
ton on lhe morning Of the sale.
ap2O-s ELLETT. BELL co. Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
ADJT & INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE, ,
RIcHNoNO, April l6, 1893. I
GENERAL ORDERS,


l. The following acts having been duly approved by the Pre
dent published The inf rmation Of all concerned:
IAN act prohibit the pu; hmen Of soldiers by whipping
The Congress OF the Confederate States America do enact
That from and after the passage OF this act shall not be lawful
for marital military ~ soldier In The
service Of the Confederate States be punished by whipping
the infection OF Stripes upon his person. and that all laws
customs eonraveng the provisions of tbs act he, and
Bee the Articles Of wa be so amended a.,
TO read follows All officers and soldiers received
pay, have been duly en se In the service Confederate
States and shall be convicted OF having same
sui desth confinement In Penitsnaiy with
Eoor for period not less than year than i've
such OF punishment not incones with the roVons this
act as the court mat al or military court may determine APP
H. An act 70 exempt cos carrying Hus
Confederate States and The drivers Of post coaches and hacks
from military service.
The Congress Confederate States OF Aheea do enact
That the contractors for carrying the mails Of the Confederate
States sha be exempt from the peTo Of military duty
armies OF the Confederate States fom and arr the
Of tbs act du mig The time they are such contraetu Provided
hat than contractor shall be exempt any
route and that hn member OF firm Of contrac
tors shall be exempt and contracto route e e than
miles In e 9Th, and which the mail carried horse
shall be Exempt under this act; and usmbers Of
such firm be exempt from other from the
Htarv duty the other member
shall be by this act Of beog mail
tract carrying mails may he sent
Of the Post Office Department. after the passage OF this act shall
be exempt from military service on that account
Sec That the divers Of ostccGGhes and hacks carrying
the mails al hewht ofte mails require that they
should lrried In coaches a-k sh III be exempt mil
aiy cf the Confederate States and
moved as suh drivers Provided the contractor nv whom anv
such driver employed shan take and subscribe
furnished to T. enrolling Officer that he weight Cfthe mails his
requires the Of coache or hacks for their conveyance
lad thai geater number Of drivers emph His
than Ind pensabe enable him fulfil his contracts
for carrying the M and hat he will not, while contractor
employ number Of drivers than be i1dspensahly
necessary that purpose and that he will give notice the
enrolling officer when any 81 n driver be in his employ
ment Approved April IA, 1853
(sgneD $. COOPER,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

The New York Herald says that Lord LYONS will
leave Washington and take up his abode New York
az the he Bregoort House.
Bsu Wood is about to start his paper the Daily News
again. IL suspended last year in consequence Of
It's exc usion from the mails.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

C0NEED1RArE READING Rooy.-The proprietor of this
popular resort Of the reading public has received batch
Of late Northern papers including pictoral and copy
o! large map Of the Confederate sea-coast The read
Ing room is situated llh street, between Main and
Bauk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
MEDICAL PuRvEYoR's CFTicR,
Richmond. Va Anil lgf 1873

THE Ladies of Virginia will render the Con-
federacy very essential service II heg VII interest them
selves In the culture Of the Garden Poppy supply
luz Of the mos valuable remedial agents the treat
ment Of the sick and wounded Of the army.
The juice exudlng ION the punctured cspms should when
uc ny hsrdened be carefully put up and forwarded
undersigned.
Pe having seeds Of the Poppy will be paid LIBERAL price
for the same early application be made TITS Depot
Il. W. J0HSs,s MP,
ap I'm a. g. Army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

BY LANIER, ToLLEs0N oATLRrr, AucrrOsnrns.
ON THURSDAY, 2sd INSTANT, commencing a,
~ 10 O'Clock, will se Warehouse, No. Pearl st,
large assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CUTLERY & TIN WARE,
BOOTS SHOES.
Consist ng In part Of She following srticlss:-
500 pieces Spring Fancy Prints,
100 Pc: Oh organize Lawn and J.eooeu,
500 Eng blslched long clCh.
go Paper Cambria,
so Hamilton De Lame,
10 " Pins Eng. HaTeges,
g {" Grey and Fancy caasineres
10 dcr Cotton Drawers,
80 90 pieces pSa aG s.is {landterehiei.,
500 dcE Eng Cot. do
5Baes Heavy Brown Shifting.
cClOIed Candles, Detegs. chsni.s, Fancy Bril-
s6axI., Ladies and Gents Buck and six Gsuat.
lets tpoo Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Sewing SILK,
cS Ga1Si rissy sS.
Renssss Pins and Needles. Port y ion and purses
STATIONERY.
so Re.ms Cap and Letter Paper, ~
BOOTS AND SHOES.
60 pair Gents B.l@Orsl saoe.,
GROCERIES, &c.
10000 Cigars,
100 Gross Matches,
10 Chests Superior Tea,
sarks Rio Ocnee,
$50 Its Orange co. NJ Y. Cheese,
100 dcE Cotton Cards,
1000 yes Boiling Cloths 6tol0
20 Barrels Superior Old Rye whisky,
"a Tiercts Neg Rice,
20 bush Peanuts,
so bpsh Dried pples,
5000 lbs Dsucalion, KIllckinek Smoking Tobacco.
an Superior Coal Oil,
Scotch snun, Black Pepper, Pearl Starch.
Sale will with Groceries, kc, aoor amer
which Dry Goods and fundries second floor.
4-g LAhIER, T0LLESQN CATLETT,
ap22-tEt Aues.
To be added TO the above sale.
10 ps 81 ack Cloth, -
10 pc Pilow-csse Cotton,
80 doI yds Spool Cotton.
10 cases Ladies' sewed Morocco Boots,
do Gents Baltimore made seWed bsots,
10 boxes Adsrisnine Candles
80 do Soap,
. 100 do Ess Coffee,
600 90 Concentrated Lye,
800 lbs. Black Pepper,
IL g. Morphine,
Is lbs Gum Opium,
20 rolls Adhesive Plaster.
apa3 LSNIER, ToLLEs0N cATLErT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

AOySNESTs or TEoOPs.-The National Ia,eifigeNcer,
Of Tue 18th inst says; a grea. portion if all Of
the troops arO9nd Washington, moved or yesterday
and day before whittier did not learn, and should
no; deem it proper to state if we knew"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

NOTICE.-A full attendance Of the Citizens
~ Of Orange requested the CourtHouIs Monday
sh 1st, into conside alton late Proclamation OF
Presdsnt Davis and the concentrations Of the Secretary Of
War sp23-3tl ORASGE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

TsRNs-DAnEI year slaOO; months $500; for less p.-
ned. g. per monh
ssit EEEKlE year, IS %; months, $500
WsExt year, $500; 6 months, $500
Reuitsnees a. Ge risk o. The suble-Iber
AOvEuIssaP lily square Enes IS cents IN insertion.
ssnr " or frwseky nserOas sLOO per square Weekly
nssruon S5O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

DOMESTIC ALE.-Tne advertisement under the cap
tioa Of "A Chance for Investment" comes to Us en-.
dorsed by gentleman who would not eountenance any
atteups at deception. We therefore commend the adj
veTsemeHs % all persons disposed to make money BY
maLira .Ir
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

The Richmond House, in Farkersburg, Va, was de-
siroyed By FIRE recently.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
VERY VALUABLE
UMpRnVEn nH.U Uc.r u,

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On the south side OF Maitha between Oh Streets and
at the # Marsha and 81 Streets and lots sache
sas at auction.
Win b. sold at auction, the premises on TUESDAY tie 2s
April, 1863, at ~ olock p NJ arg. Three story
Brick TeoemeI t. located above, fronting feet on he
south side Of Marshall street ming back feet These ne-
ments In good order, and amongst valuable IN
that locality, being WITHIN short dlsnCe Il the Shokoe Hll
Market, where such houses are In great demand
Also, those two ha dcme and weltui Brick Teremens on
the Of Marshall 81 streets crped resp ctyy by
ltssrs ivan RAGLAN ard Do tor lenSn which will
be sold the vacant Lot to the west Of them fronting abut 10
feel, iunniug back 10 feet to alley.
1ernscah or credit at the pton Of the purchaser Tie
Taxes and Insurance fo 1868 10 he paid by the pu hasers
HI22 GODIIN A A7PERSON Apcis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
BY GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.

I ARGE NUMBER of BEAUTIFUL LOTS
- ,,.,,.,.. ON CHURCH HILL,
FOR SALE AT 6UCTION
WILL be sold auction he premises order named
MONDA the 9Th April 1863 ~ O'Clock r. NJ 1--WE beautiful
o the east side Of % h, between Dad Ehal
o-nB 81 FRET running back 1870 an aty II feet
wide Also, lots the south iise Marshall between q
and 2h streets ech 30 feet by oj feet alley % vide
Also that u Iesuul lot the nth side ersce
2Sh and f9h streets ntng II feet running back $50 feet 20
alley, fet wide The special at eaon ti the public is called
to TIE lie OF the forg ing lots tey y regarded IS
amongst the most teautGl In that pryvng Ice lily
TeTmsc cash or H. at the option OF the purchaser The
xes for 1858 TO be paid BY the purchaser.
spz2 G0DDIE 4 APpERe.N, Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
PEAUTIFUL. LOT-On the north side q

- CLAY, between 1t and 81 streets, for Sale Auction
Will be sold 1t suction the promi sAIUsD the
25th April 1862 at ~ o'clock NJ shat NY valuable ami
markedly handsome located as above adjoining the rsi.
telte OF Mr. NJ LeoWch from Ing Az feet running back 100
alley. On the lot there re ard excellent Gree
House. great variety Of Flowers Shrubbey hands
Trees Ia front 1t Is certainly the hand omest lot the
marke.
Tems-ceth credit at tn, option OF the purchaser The
Taxes for 1868 10 be paid by IN, purchaser
apr GODTIN 4 Appel SON Arc,s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
AUCTION SALES.
IFUTURE DAYS. :
BY ROBINSON, ADAMsla CO., AUoTs.


WE will offer at auction, on FRIDAY,
ard Main srs ss ln at ~ O'clock at our Warehouse Oh
y y 5 ss. NO. sqsT,
- BAGS
20 hslf bbls
10 bbs oho'ce N. o. MoIssses
20 sacks Salt
90 Bugs Dried Apples
20 Ike, 8 Nails, sorted
10 kegs Bl Carb poda
casi Sal SOFA,
10 begs prime CoRee
chests Green TIA,
25 boxes Soap,
25 dcz. Broems
Together with variety Of
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Parties desiring to ay6 themselves Of tis sale viii
In g DDS at an early hour 1huTsisy morning ~ ~ -Nu
k0BIN.0N, ADAMS a CO.
up Tvs Auet's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
EDJ'T AND INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
GENERAL ORDERS,
fTo II

GENERAL oRDERs,l
10. A..
The :o wing regulations, respecting the rights Of "PAran
Rangers under the Of April 81, 1862 pabshei the
information OF all corceTn.d:
l. The Act Of April 81 1862 provides, Tat for
munitions Of capture nom the enemy by Partzan Ranges
add delivered SUI place m,y be desguatd by the
maoding General the Rangers shall be paid their I'm
such mannsr as q Secretary Of War may prescribe.
The and munitions war; will incllde
and artillery smmuniol infantry accouremnts and
airy equipments and also cavalry and artillery
animals referred will be appraised by Ulcers
the orders Of the commanding General and win be i'd for Whsn
delivered by any o. rerma ter who will take receipts
the psre receive compensation, and
for the property In the Of ord nary purchase
The he properly specified will be paid for 10
viii Par graph H. Gener orders No. 90 series.
BY ORDER
[Signedl s. COOPER
apps lW AdIt and Inspr Gen
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1 CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT

LADY Of Fredericksburg somewhat sdVancedil and
In delicate health Is 6es OF selling her recipe for DOMESTIC
HOME ALE prime and delightful beverage as
be stese1 BY thousands With her limited for
manufacturing she hes failed 70 realize average
hundred dollars day. from which may be inferred hos much
ud be dOue larger scale, in city. Few opportunities
equal this for aud profitable investment Farther norms
aon be obtained By addressing "w D. g." Hsmlltons
Cossng near F'dsreksburg BY calling In person at the
George ince Edward 81 ests Feder<sdurg
which would be satisfactory Inclined TO purchase
Ap22-l3t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

We are author
pot located The Alexandria Lynchburg Railroad passes
through H. ana IS equal distance from Charlottesville and
Lynchbwg
This very valuable Farm, containing 5Ss acres being well
adapted TO the raising Of Tobscco Wheat and Oats There
about 400 acres oleare land, balance In timber
large creek through the place. which are supposed 10
be co or 20 asres Of 1at land.
No improvements on the place Of any value
api0-1md&c" W. 4 W. g. PETERS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
s. COOPER,
Adj't and Insp'r Gen

.CARD-Dr. ALFRED HUGHEs offers bis pro-
~ fessonsl services 10 The citizens OF Richmond. r
Oce and residence first floor OF the chmend Hbuse En-
trance from Governor street.
Dr. Hughes having procured extensive and fresh supply
pure drugs. will dispense his own med cnes
Ing, 7 to O. ; '
April l5th 1868 ap1e-1ms
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

By Jas: Y: 1AYloa son. 75ss5 r.
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY, KNOWN
IL :. - -

HAsHLAND H0TELo
On Richmond, Predensksburg fotomsc Rssosd IN u
By1s Of the Circuit Court Of III. city Of Rich.
dsO sre?f entered The o Of Teea.y 1885 IN he sa
I9dda az Rinson and az The u1dsgnes commissioner
TH1RsDHY he asd day Of APRIL 9 upon
sssss Iss-S a. the asHLisD soE
me oin IN said cause mentioned follows;
nsneye The town Of Ashland mmsdistey upon the Rich
inc n1 Potomac Rsoad about 1 miles from
aos Ra coune large
spproyed M erected within the last fsw years. upon The
maTsn ia ae .hd capable with cottages attached OF accom-
hs 100 persons all the requisite are attached
Billiard pss b..ss :SS .na s's en and
privilege Of r o. miles residing in Ashland. Win have The
esded years. wit. the prOb.Sy n s being sT
Hot has Popular Gn' l. .1 he b. pa. eighteen month"; ne
Bet rom hs T as. cir s1s %s during The
from on the foyaere lot are nine hsneoms CosS
c9Dyen Y and ,s gully T nned The families residing
them each to become desirable redepee plat Of ths pro.
perry proposed to be sod be at the once
TERns-0ne ou tn cash. the whyIe preferred; the bal.
months for bonds bearing interest With sp
the Court HINRY l. BRooKs u
Jas NJ. TAYLOR 4 sos
Auc!oneers. apo-tds.
NOTICE, IL
For The accommodation OF string attend the above
tae Special Train will leave the pepot OF the richmond Fre.
italy. j. MT Sson Iuns
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTHTEIN
~ LYNCHBURG, VA, At AUcTioN-At the request Of Mr..
SeD Ls The % e La sosss TS s S
At II o'clock, NJ onehsf interest In that valuable brick
built 1861 Of The m.te, without r.sardto expense
situated on The corne, Of jefferson and M.rts. streets. next
Railroad Depot ans sdaisy on the james liver
and ksnawhs o.n.l Basin fronting and bal. feete
Gliding ten foot .yst occupied by the
States as Commtsary store house, and rented
thousand dollars
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

4 LLUM| SPRINGS, ROCKBRIDGE CO.,
rgnit-In reply many etess Of Inquiry We give
tat preparing limit number
o, boa and expect % tn HoeAscu. the 18Th 10th
Of MAY 20 terms say they shall
reasonable and moderate the The
ut tmi vh st ledge ourselves lkeep the House the
b 90 r. th condition Of TIE country vii admit.
TIE healing efficacy these mineral g-ea variety
OF dsssset, TOO well neei further advertisement
fRAZE2 4 RANDOLPH,
q 22-sos' Proprietors
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
NOTICE,

J OST CERTIFICATES.-Noti is hereby
IL that shsn apply Board Of Directors the gin
IA Get al Raroad C'moany, for The reissue o. certificate for
o: stock n said company In lieu Of certificate dated
Ap ne 81 numbered loo, and dated April 81 1885,
bcr-d ti}, snd issued 10 Tor share each.
Tie said certificates having been Loot mdi that they
cannot befould. ALLEN b MAGRUDEL
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