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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

President LINCOLN, when informed that
Gen. s'OnghtOn Ind been captured by the
rebels at Fairfax. Is reported to have said
that be did not mind the loss of the BrlVa-
der rs much as hO did tho loss of the
horses, "FOr," said hc, ~ Gun make u
much better BrIgadlcr In Eve minutes, Ln,
tho horses cost hundred md lwcnty five
dollars apiece"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
Judge Summers and Ihe New State.
FROM tho Richie County pvrt,

We hear It stated on good authority, TINT
ex.Judgo Summers Of KHuAwhA county,
who has, heretofore, been regarded rs a
rebel sympHthizer and opposed to tho New
State. has come gu! fairly ind sQunrely for
the New State, and Is working for il 10
that county, with might and main.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

'I'IIR undersigned viii, u. Trustee NJ tho estate Of
kbes"Epr Hln", drcrH'rd, offer At auction, At the
irunt door Of he Court House uf ohio county. on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of March next, large
number Of building Uts ~ Wheeling Island MOAG
VI these lots leon the highest part ii thu Island AMI
embrace many Vi the must desirable on the town
plat. r. II. ARMSTK0N Va, Trustee.
The above sale IL postponed until Wednesday. thu
18th Inst, the sale TO take place upon the premises
It ~ O'Clock. mRriD-th
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
PoLLAcK's COLUMN.
OPENING OF SPRING TRADE.
POLLACK,
Just returned home from New York, rtcSveS during
the week. and Odrrs iUF IAlV Vt les than
Pittsburgh, baltimore AMI lhilhdsl.
phlH prices for


CASH oNLTI
sOO boz LADIES COTTON HOSE,
DlJU tOO d. Mrua'do Y do.
80 dozen TOllAck's best ladies anil dents Kid
Glovc'. beet in the market,
100 do Hoop skirts,
30 do LadIeS' vencc GNnUtlc;s
~ do COaretta
$40 grOes Iuliknecht's brAt Pencils rubber heads
do MUrt1n's gtnulnV Gnll Pen, and llnldeFt.
200 TtauS Cap aud Note Paper.
40 NJ bat envelope, white, straW and huG.
81 doE Soldiers Portfolios, Wallets aud Poriruo'
MES,
" do Diaries fOr 1858
900l do PHILIPPE spool Cotton. boot In mNrkrt
10 do J. / T.. Coats DO do
800 lbs herman Linen Thread, equal to MAr'hNlG
hest
100 d Pipes, some Meershanm.
70 Shoe brushes, Buster. and Whlsps
- do Cloth, Tooth, Nail and lIAiF brushes.
4OU 10 India Rubber Combs Utnll desert ptiJnS
5NO do Linen aud silk hauIkeThi,E.
80 do SetEiIr-.
~ VI ilAvNna Cigars, direct Importation.
" cases POwhattSu Pipe.
100 dog best black Inks . az bottles.
100 CURRENCY Holders.
In fact, everything belonging to u Notion House,
and enough TO supply West Virginia during the waT.
mars AUGUSTUS roLLAcES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
WANTED

INROM FlvEro SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
i for time nat lttE than three ycar1 Security
will be given upon rial estate For Information IN.
uultt At thiI office nINFl3.lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

PARsOS IiROwNLOw realized from tho SRlo
OF bis book within ninety days over ST..
OOO,-EEehangs.
Very profitable gas stock that.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
NOTICE.


4 MIDDLH-AGED GENTLEMAN, Of uns1rep.
N tonNbe character aud habits, OF EnNI LuSI.
ness capacity and much experience. ID drslrouS Of
employment 10 come respectable house. either 40
salesman, collector ,T In soma other usoInl depart.
ment Apply toll. ], Hitchcock. mAtisiw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
ATTORNEY,

COLLECTOR or PENSIONS, SOLDIERS CLAIMS
AND CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS.
A LII Officers Soldiers. or Ssamen, disabled In the
n service ith1 UnIteLstatrs, arc entitled to Zen
Nun for lIrt and In Cast VI their death, the widow,
orphan children, mother or sister VI any such officer
soldier or setuan, Is entitled to pension, and auG
the bounty Of hundred dOllrs, and all back Jay
,lam or pension Is collected, aud no CHARGE 10
case Of failure
Certified Accounts collected on the must rCNsonA.
Die trrma.
06ier, 80 1850 Fourth street, sArths COurt.houSe,
Wheeling, Va. HArl4.f
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
WINDOW SHADES,

POCKET BOOKS AND PURSES.
4 PINE stock or Turkey MOrocW POINT MON
n NAIKS, Currency Holders, &C warranted the
boat In the market, for sale by
Jos. GNAvEs &CO,
maFIS-if No. 30 Monroe street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
FOR RENT,
HOUSE FOR RENT

a. A COOL two.stOty brick DWELLING HOUSE,
81 on llAmpden street. ApplyIO
IrIl0 HARPER / BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

More New Goods
JNo. RoEM ER'S,
NOS. 81 & 80 MAIN STREET,
Centre Wheeling.
r AN now daily receiving In addition to my former
| large stock, large HOd choice aSestiUn Of Fancy
and Domestic Dry UOOdS which will sell Vt less
than present New York prices
Just opened. large lot ii Shepherds PlAil', Mo.
1.mUlquo., Lawns. WOOL De LANES HalmOrAl aud
Ioop Skirts, new style Of Hack Silk MATTHIAS, &c.
Als0.
10 pieces Super Msrtinrr Calico At aac.
100 d. extra fast cDlorsl do, &c.
70 do - hroa shettl9G Muslin, zoe.
IS do IS nlrRclsd do do, CSC.
20 do Spring lie LAInea. aOc.
100 d. 10 do. 3Il4c
900 super, Palm Shaker llOOia, JOc.
Aud large stick Of uTvfy kind Of Goods usually
kept In Dry Goods Store,
Trrms-CheAp for cash No goods taken back or
exchanged. Call soon at Nos 81 aud SO Main street,
mSrlO JOIN ROEMER,
w. RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-DEDI.
=
CAL LUTHERAN Zl0S'S CIlURCH.-Thr German
Evangelical Lutheran Zou'B Church Of this city hAV
Ing been rebuilt, Will dedicated 10 he service Of
tho Trfuno tlOd, sunday next March 99 With the
following services:
SUNDAY NOATiSd, 10 O'CLOCK.
Preaching In the German language by RsV. II.
OIL cert, Of lftt.hursh; tho English language by
Rev. Il. V. Dodge, IL WhssiInE. Dedication service
by ". A. PA'.A'Hnt D. d.. Of Pittsburgh.
srNpAr AFTERNOON, . S'cLncK.
Preaching In the English language by W. a. Pas
sAVAnt, u. D., Of pittsburgh, Pa
suSpAr RvESISG, o'dLocE.
Preaching Ia German, BY Rev. II. Newman, Of
Pittsburgh Ia.
NOHuAr EvHSISG, O'clock.
Preaching in the English language by Rev S. Il.
Raj nitE, OF Wheeling, Va
A GARD.
We. the !Sned, Pastor and Secretary, on no.
half vi Ihs congregation Of this GGTmn Evangelical
Lutheran Zon'S Church. desire IL return and
hearty thanks Ia the ciiTrnv VI Wheeling for their
liberal contributions In AID u the rebuilding Of their
llouSs Of Worship. II WOHlI DO impossible for rs 10
mention tie HArs Ui tlIUsS who nOby cne TO our
relief In The time u cln is md darkness ard distress,
when, In the providence OF tod our church WAS To
StrOyed, but We ian ASSURE our helpers, that their
aamsa are VTIRsn up'H our hrIrtJ aud enlbWlmOd In
memories ~ ~ never to Decreased. Again ASauT'
InV all. who haTg iuApY way, by Ninyeror sympAthy
or money, Contributed tO the rebuilding II our AAic.
tWNry, OF our heartfelt EFAiTUte cordially fnv'Ir
thUm to unite With us On the coming Sabbath In the
solemn services Of conservation.
Very gratefully.
", BEKKEMEIER, Pastor,
Y Y IIE0LEH, 'ecrOtAry,
mntlS.it' German EVAn. Luth. ZISn's Church.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
FOR SALE.

rsts ALL THAT HOUSE AND LOT Oh Zane, DO.
III tW cen Filth and Sixth streets, and occupied by
s&sSihV undersigned rs dwelling house aud bottling
cellar. irb9S JESEET GARPOhTll.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
FOR SALE.
For Sale or Rent,

c-tt THAT LARGE BRICK DwELLINu HOUSE,
II: containing ~ rooms, AituAied OH Wheeling Is.
&sIs4lAnd, ineindInR " aces Of ground, with hear
Ing orchard OERpps aud peach trees. Good we'll Of
water and ci-taln With spacious grounds for Hover
garden aud sirrnbbcIy. Possession given on the lat
" April or Immediately II desired. For further Iu.
formation apply TO EDWIN y. ZANE,
Wheeling leland.
felIt-tllRpi nTto II. W. PHILLIPS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20
NEW ADVERTISEM'NTS
BOARDING.

TWO very large aud elegant rrout I"omL with
l board, to BE- had by application At l'9 Fourth
street. mAT.0lH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-20

~ THE HOUSE an III. Island, occupied by Geo
Flicker, will DO for rent IRON the tiFst u April
,GsEInrxt. Enquire Of GEORGE PKICKEK
maF93W orc. l.. ZANE.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-11


VALLANDIGHAM VS.. BINGHAM. @Li
The Ohio State journal, the Abolition
organ in Ohio, in speaking Of Mr.. Vals
landighsrn's late able speech, says:
"Thep people of the North west spufn
him and spit upon his detestable dog
mas. He met with most scorching res
buke for his reasonable and presump-
tuous harangue at the hands Of Mr.
Bingham, .
. All, indeed. "The people Of the
North west spurn' Mr.. Vallandigham,
do they? and endorse Mr.. Bingham,
ell! Last fall Mr.. V. got 800 majority
MORE in his old District than be re=
ceived two years before. A vast MAJ
jority of the people Of Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois have SCUM lily and pathet-
ically endorsed Mr.. Vallandigham by
their votes last fall. While this ID
SO, Binghan's district, which gave 1900
majority for Tod in 1861, defeated
him last fall by 1900 rnajority--and a
vast majority Of the North west also
repudiated all such men as Dinghams
Truth and facts not suiting the Aboli.
ton editors they resort to downright
falsehoods. TElermont Sun. 81
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-11

all know the powerful spell which
bound the French to Joan Of Arc; she
revived their dropping spirits and lead
them on to battle and victory. One
thingis certain, Mrs. Lincoln in com
mand Of the army In the field would
not DO any worse than her husband
commanding its movements, by tele-
graph, in Washington. % Nor could
She by any possibility, makeany more.
disastrous moves against the enemy
than Pope's advance was; nor could
she, in retreat, exceed the rapidity
of that officers time. Now that Mrs.
Lincoln's mind has undergone an en-
tire change upon the propriety of arm
ing the Slaves, let Halleck and other
spoonies be dismissed and she given
the entire control Of the movements Of
the Army of the Potomac. 1t may
have the effect of reyiying our regis
ments and imparting spirit to the hum
blest in the camp, while the new sable
regiments will be enlisted just il. time
to prove. to the world that the radicals
were right from the commencement in
insisting upon the necessity of farming
the loyal blacks." ."-[Pitts. Post. l2
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-11
The TEEArY w1rH L1hEafA.---The


treaty our Executive Government"
hasljust formed with the negro Repab-
lie Of Liberia, provides that aLiberi-
ans (African negroes1 coming into
the United States, shall enjoy all rights
and privileges which are or may be
granted to any, other foreigners, sub
jects or citizens of the most favored
nasion."l IThisat once places African
negroes upon ? Level with tho 1rishiand
German smigrantss and entities them
to letters Of naturalization. Thus our
new Executive Goyefntiienta slowly
anfoids its policy Having 2 decreed
an the fiegfoes iii tlisa country the 4.
qdals Of white men, il nov extends the
privilege 70 an Africansto King
Skull Bones Of Dahomey, ve No suppose,
as well as to King Roberts, Of Liberia
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-11

CERTAIN CuaE FOR sohE EYEs.--
Take in your left hand twenty,dollar
legal tender note, and in your right .
.twenty-dollar gold piece, Rest your
eyes . moment on the graen-back, and
then transfer them to the yellow disc
Of gold, keeping them there long o.
nough to say, athere's no discount on
YOU, " and the cnre is effected. The
sudden contraction and dilation of the
t'pupir' involved Ia this operation sx-S
plains itscurative consequences. This
is no optical delusion. Try it-~that
is, if you can get the moticine,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-11


ANOTHER DRAFT CoMING.--Ws
learn that Coy, Tod says the Ohio re-
giments will have to be filled up again
in Spring, and that the State Drafting
Commissioner is talking of another
draft as early as March. We do not
believe the regiments now ia the field
can be filed by volunteering or draft
ing, or that halfa dozen new regiments
can be raised in the entire State. Acs
cording to the Governors Message,
Ohio has raised over $50, 200 troops.
From what we know of the regiments
now in the service, their ranks will not
average over 500me to each regiment
the other half being killed, wounded,
died from disease and discharged
This presents a frightfdlrecord This
is placing the regiments at the maxi.
mum; but suppose the minimum is to
be the standard for the regiments in
the next levy or draft, it will require
at least $4,000 men to fill up the ranks.
This number, nor nothing approxima-
ting it, will ever leave Ohio to engage
in the present war. This is settled
fact with the people. They are no lon
ger for war, but an honorable peace,
and the latter they will have. If old
Abe wants the war continued he must
henceforth look to the Americans OF,
African descent" for troops.-Ex.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-11
Words with the Barix sn--Lase
Speech Of the Lamentea Deuf-

Words with ihe Barx sn--Lase
Speech Of the Lamented Deds-.
+ tas.
On the 9th of April, 1851, aiter
the war broke out, Mr.. Douglas nAdu
a speech before the Legislature Of u.
lihOis, upon the state Of the country.
1t was q war speech, and favored the
enforcement ofthe laws in the seeded
States by the force Of arms, but ia
speaking Of the emancipation project,
he saidi 1'a-2s-7t a' lV
II think / can appeal to friend and
foe+-I Use it in political sense, and
I trust I use the word foe in o PAST
sense: / can appeal to them with
confidence that ] have never pandersd
to the prejudice or passion 5f idy sec.
ton against the minority section Of
the Union, and will Riy to you nu~,
with all frankness and in oil sincerity,
that / will never sanction nor aequia
esce III any warfare whatever upon
the constitutional rights or domestic
institutions of the Southern States
On tho contrary, if there was an ata
tempt to invade those rights, to stir
up servile insurrection among their
people, I would rush to their rescue,
and interpose with whatever strength
| might possess to defend them from
such calamity" "a ''s'
Every tfde Democrat will no& agree
with Douglas. If he was alive, tos
day, he would oppose q war for the
Abolition Of slavery, such as the press
ent has dwindled down to be, No
Democrat can sustain a war which
looks forward to the downfall of his
own race aid the elevation Of an infe-
rior one over him, nor ought he.---
Hamilton True Telegraph: a'1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-11

APPROPRIATION BiLEs.--lfew pro-
pie comprehend the immensity of ths
sums ofmoney being expended by the
Administration. During this session
of Cengress, the Republicans have D.
propriatsd ONE BILLION AND NIN1lly,
MILLIONS Of dollars, to carry on tse
war, support niggers, 30. So says
the New York Times, IN ultra Admit.
istraticn PAPER.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-11

! PAINTING RESTORED. The colored
free Americans of African descent in
and about 0berlin, the modern Sodom,
have their effects upon white men who
dwell there. They have become 50
accustomed to foul stench hesthat they
cannot live without them. An Oberlin--
ite who had been away from that place
for years recently gjdurneyedi south
ward, and when he arrived at MIlers-
burg the air,was 50 free from any 'nau-
seous smell, and 80 excessively pure
that the 'Oberlinite tainted away
Dr. Ebright applied a little niger he
recently brought from Virginia toathe
sufferers nose, when he revived, ex-
claiming@lssThat,s good; itrsmells like
old Obeflin: "--TFarmer,l l, Sas .o, s.2a'a i g.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-11

SUPPRESSION or THE WRIT or HA-
BEAs CoRpUs DECIDED UEooEsTITU-
TIoNAL.--The Supreme Court of Wis-,
consin has declared, the Proclamation
Of the President suspending the writ
Of habeas corpus TO be in violation II
the Constitution, and therefore of no
effect astoithe eitizenscef that States
The Court was unanimous, although,
composed Of a majority of Republicans,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-11

= Bsy- The Cincinnati Commercial
expects somthinge stunning from
the army Of Y the Po9ttOflnaaIc y nov that u Y
lighting Joe Hooker,'aMiths forehead
high and compact 4coninahds eitt IT.. q,
The Commercial forgets that Burnside
had . high and compact forebeads
too, and was bald d-headcdI into the
In our opinion, the cornman.
d@sr Iefthat army,. d ((witA what il has,
lately learned Of Mr. Liacoln's policy
ought IN ma6d 6dG ,:Fh ~ sbbasgs gsr sno9tt y Oily
ausshigh dteompaotsf forehead, but'at
lsssb two rows Sf' tsetB alI round, Tvs
frstslasa baakhboaeai ono glass eye
aads 81 HGnspt ssass tn9 bt.. ssisloo7 = IL Z
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-11

ID !hR aaidi 1sSo ikea 5'li .ssif15s ed5
s1siblos oi5eroon.sa sii --iaisfb Of
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-08
RUSSELL COUNTY, va

RUSSELL COUNTY, VA.
vu,HE undersigned, intending TO close his mer-
camille business, will sell his entire stock
If, Goods at auction, on the 18th and 10Th OF
Nav. consisting in part
5000 yards Brown Domestic,
900 wards Bleached do
900 yards Lawn, Berages, Robes, caps
Nets. Ribbons, Laces, Edgings, Collars ana IN
dersleeves, Dress Trimmings, 9 very nne ohk
Mantillas, together with many other articles TOO
numerous to mention. ftir
Hardware,
Consisting Of Butts and Screws, Augers, Cniseis'
Plane Bits, Coffee Mills, Shovels and Tongs'
Nails. Tacks, Scythes and Sickles, &c. SD
4 aood assortment. Of School Books. j
-Brandeth. Jaynes Wrgnts
pills. Vermifuge, aud many other kinds 81 fat-
ent Medicines. lsiiz.,
A small quantity Of Queensware. Also
COO lbs Raw Cotton,
500 lbs Tobacco,
30 Sides Upper Leather, frst-rate, +.
% Sides Sole do do 49,.
90 Sides of No. Skirting, \
1 pepper, Spice. Ginger, sc. Il.
The sale will commence precisely at u @ CLOCK
on the 18th, without regard to weather. &
/ TERMS CASH. ,nnrcro
! Nav 1863-2w
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-08
Notice.
Rece;cey's Sale Of Valuable Lands IN the Coun-
49,. Cyaoff " -.
Notice..

Rece;cer's Sale Of Taluable Lands IN the Coun.
III Of Scott.
n Y virtue of DEGREES from the DlstrlcI Soai.
r. Of the Confederate States for the Western
District Of Virginia, the undersigned will oner
for sale. at public auction, to the highest BIDDER
at Estillyille. on the 18th day Of May next, that
being Court day, the following lands, lying IN
Scott county, Va, to wit:
1st. tract Of about 100 acres of land sltuat-
al on the North Fork of the Holston River,
known as the Saml and Archibald Carnahan
land. This farm has sugar orchard on IT, anu
IL valuable in many respects
Cd The four undivided interests OF isaac, ia
cob. Abram and David Miller, being four-eie-
ivenths of some 200 acres of land, WHEREOF Jonn
Miller died seized and possessed.
Sd, Eight undivided interests, in the petitlo o1
mentioned, being eight-eighteenths OF about 5ol
acres Of land of which Adam Shelley died seized
and possessed. - Tho
The dover in this land has been LAID on 70 'ne
widow of said Adam Shelley, decd, and VIII De
sold subject to the dowerinterest. Further par
t;cnlars made known on said day of SALE.
''0s--'-- ARCHIMEDES DAVIS, Receiver.
MI have in my hands, sundry DEGREES
from the above mentioned Court, for debts tna'
have been seauestrated, andare now due to the
Southern Confederacy. Allpersons Of the coa na
- Of Scott owing such debts, are hereby resPecs
fnliv requested to come forward BEFORE OF u
the aforementioned day of sale, and pay TN
/ Same to me as receiver -
i March 81. 1863-tf 5ssf6s 80 80
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-08
New Tanllery.

ruTTIAvING determined to erect 9 perm Msmsr
/ Tannery on my farm, in the Rich vs 81 ,
( niles North Of Abingdon, / am now ready @
receive , hides. will tan on the shares, q Day
At the highest cash price, Or barter f0T them
sa;r rates have no leather to excnange lo :
t tha Int Int have some wheat and good desi q
~o e which are about as good trade IS leather.
All I ask IS a fair trial by my neIghpors. "a
also wish to employ frst-rate Isnnss ~. s,,a
Currier to carry on the business, Or Wou'u 49,
= nartner 4 None need apply, except soDer'
steady. industrious and upright man: -, M
Jan. 80, 1863-tf a. M. o noI-
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-08
Notice.
Rsceipe1s Sale Of Valuable Lands N the cou''-

Receivers Sale Of Valuable Lands IN the Coa''-
Mof Lee.
wy virtue Of DEGREES from the Nstr1cI Oourt
Ii Of the Confederate States for the western
n;s4r;ct' 81 Virginia, the undersigned will oner
sale Il public auction, to the highest bidder,
-. - Ionesville, on the Sd Monday of May next,
that being Court day, the following lanos lying
4 the county of Lee, to wit:
] lat A tract Of land situated on Sugar run,
40 wh;ch Skidmore Muncy died seized ana pos
s..sad. portion Of this land has been assign,
"a =, ina widow as her dover, and by her soid
- one Gasaway Carroll, of Lee county, va
mis- nortion will be sold subject TO SAID dover
interest. ..u :. .,,o rot;t;on
,,srt;oned. being together three tenths o. a.
hnnt l85 acres Of land SITUATED on the waters OF
Nal Greek, near the Tennessee hne; ms
4rsct of land formerly belonged to Joseph BISHOP,
- decd. Further particulars made known
On the day Of sale. u,o p,..;..r
~ II have in my hands snndry DEGREES
so, tha above mentioned Court, for debts tna'
E - heen sequestrated and are now due 70 Ine
osrthern Confederacy. All persons Of the coun'
= = Lee owing such debts, are hereby respect
:: :.,,- ren,ested to come forward before, OF OF
ths shove mentioned day of sale, and pay IN
s.r.e "a me- IS receiver. q. p
March ~, 186S--n
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-08
WOOL CARDING.

vTyHE undersigned has rented the Carding Ma
chine from Mrs. Hendricks, at
Cedar Mills,
two miles from Lebanon, Russell county, va,
where he will card wool into good rolls. AS MS
machine is in first-rate order, and Will De Kept
SO, he will do the work with the greatest us
patch. He will card clean white wool At c,s:.
and mixed wool at - cts. Wool will be tolieoH
required. I will also, in short time, pc ready
for .,,.
weaving, Dyeing and Fulnn NJ,
I will weave Satinet, Jeans, Linsey, anu DIAL
kets. The blankets will be wove tnree yaiu0
vide in one breadth fulled and fine mapped. Il
Fullinr and dyeing will also be done for Gus
tomars IS the best workman-ike manner AS
the subscriber is an experienced manufacturer,
he homes to receive part Of the public patron
age. . s1ooI IN = 0o4' = - 60
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-08
5000 REWARD.

II WILL give the above reward Tor the cap1ure
and detainure of Col. N. Nc. Menefee 90
that get him, who murdered my brother, y; ..
Newberry, in Wise county, Va, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day Of this month. Said Menefee is 2
Kentnckian. and recently had command OF 2
Cavalry Regiment in the Virginia State line.
Ire is full six feet high, has but one entire leg,
the right having been amputated near the knee,
8 consequence Of which he wears wooden leg.
He usually walks rapidly.
tits believed he will make his way to vicks'
burg-probably to Gen. Bragg's army:
= - 7. W. NEWBERRY,
e Guests Station, Wise county, Va.
Anril "a. 1863-tf