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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

Agent Of Exchange.

The ollOEng Is Commissioner 0uds letter in rel tiOn
to B act Butler:
RICHMOND Va, Dec. 27th, 1883.
Major General y. 4. Hitchcock,
COmDiss oner Of Exchange:
Sal haze this day received from hsjsr GeutTal B.
F. Butler copy of Communication to bim signed BY
yourself Commissioner for the Exchange OF prisoners
which il is stated that b. the authority a. orders Of
the United A.es Secretary of War; Major General B
+. butler was appointed Especial Agent fo- the c.
change Of prisoners of war at City Point"
You Goub,less aware that By Proclamation Of Il o
President Of the C,nedsrate States, Major General B.
+. Butt ia under the ban Of oullsRry. Ahorgh We
DO pretend prescribe what agents your Govern
ment shall employ in connection with the cartel, yet
when who has been proclaimed to be so obnoxious
General Butler secced self respect requires that
the Con edertte au.hors refuse to treat With him or
ESTABLISH such relations With him properly pertain to
an Agent Of Exchange. The Proclamation Of President
Davis forbids Gen. Butler should be admitted 10
the protection Of the Confederate Government aud he
cannot therefore, be received under flag of truce
Accordingly am directed by tle Confederate Auhori-
ties to inform you that Major General B. T. Butler will
not be Recognized by them as an Agent of Exchange
r srectfGly, your DOT servt
10. OULD, Agent Of Exchange.
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SUPPLIES FOR THE PRisoSERs.-In response to a que
ry Of citizen Of Washing on, Gen. Meredith states
that the hories at Rich nord IL continus to recsye
supplies from private citizens only for the Yankee pri
souers in Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

Washington Chroaicle, LincOns organ, commenting on
the "pAtca dOigs OF the rebels AID the rescue of
the Chesapeake prisoners at Halifax by citizens, says
We not disposed to charge upon the English
Government the sympathy CT the msb or, II you will
tie people, Of Halifax with the muIdsrers and pirates
captured in the Chesapeake, and violently rescued when
surrendered 10 the authorities Of that Bsish city and
province. Such things possible in all cities and m.
der L governments and, before condemning the Gov
eminent al horities for What may have been surprie
81 them just were the riots in New York to our au-
thorteS it is only fair to wait a.d es what action is
taken the matter II The utmost taJrts ase not made
to the rugsadsrs in the rescue md to hold
responsible, Elgland will place berset in bad position
bsore the world and give the United States grave rea-
son Of of,nce.
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SIX PER GENT. bonds,

SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
nF THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE, run
" ming twenty years. 70 g. sALlThp subscriber author
lied sell from SIS $40 900 the bends Of the Of
Carroll e. JAnuAry 1854 payable In tweny
TX per cent interest," payable temi annually first
January July Of each year. In the city OF Richmond
issued the bnehi Of INDECENT soldiers and
their families and will be either registered
which are on the Market can be bette, Than these
Peo9s disposed 10 make such 40 Investment are Invited 70
make prompt Application MeSHs. r. H. Maury Co OF Rich
mond who are authorised &c negotiate for d. IN.
EEMUND T. NORRIS,
de 2l-2AEdkc2W Agent.
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RICHMOND WHIG,
TUESDAY MORNEHG, DEC. 30, 1884,

rERss-DaIy, snou.A,, els; months S. For less pc
Tod, 80 per menth.
snwssEy. months. $40 No subscription. received for less
than air monthA
weekly SIX months, g. No subscriptions received for less
than month";
No Iub,sripon for longer period than months will be re-
oeved for any Issue Of the whlg.
g,RsrlttAness At TIE risk Of the subscriber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

OYsrERs EoR hKADl's ARNI.-Gsn. Patrick, Provost
Marshall General Of Meades army has issued sdver-
semsnt for sealed proposals to furnish ttat army with
oysters Arrang are aso in progress 20 supply
flesh poultry, "a ne aud milk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29
RUNAWAY SLAVE IN BEDFORD COUNTY
JAIL.

WE lodged in the jail Of Bedford county,
VlrgDia, July Las dark nulstto man, shout 30
Old and about feet 10 riches high, aud rather made ard
ow OF ech when spoken e VITO ssys biz Lnnsfod,
his masters IL John Waenbaryer Gra
county, The viii forward pruve bis
nue pay charges the said will be sold asrseaby lay.
Wh. II. bREAs,
no24-6E eheriR Bed ord county, Va, u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

I AND FOR SALE
IL MADISON COUNTY, va.
nv health anch attend 70 business longer,
now offer sale hundred O0 ave hundred 5000
OF land ylng on Rapid Ann river There about
hundred Goo Of liver low grounds, not inferior any
the the balance, with good large barn
sixty forty ( feet mpch timber the purchaser
wish.
ANY person wishing will call look land as
always home, and will show 1t any Time and shall sell
Est opportunity or Ill exchange the farm for small
two hundred (2O0 acres will either hundred
(6O0) hundred 600 The and lies about (2
miles Liberty M about Ave @ miles from the Grunge
Alexandra RArO ten 0) miles Gordonsve
and half q ~ miles from Blue Ridge Turnpike.
z. d.. TWYMAN,
no2s-2aW1m Somerset P. o., Orange county, Va.
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STOCRHOLDERS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
i holders Of the FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA, will b
held Banking House, In the city Of Rchmond en- WED
NEsDAY, the 18Th Of January, 1864. at IL O'Clock.
de l4-StaWti oashIer.
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FROM THE RAPIDAN.

oRIxGli @. H, Dec. 2Ss-The force of Infantry which
h, ens1,y advanced as far as MiicbelIs Station on
Thursday evening last is evidently intended pick
ct duty, and relieve the cavalry. Heavy rain hss been
filling since Saturday night snd the RaPidan Is mu
swollen, and the roads deep with mud. Blankets are
n aeded or the soldiers .rt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

AUCTION P&CEL-Aian auction sale Of goods in Au-
gusa, Ca on tie II b. there was heavy decline, IN
Of and two hundred per cent. The fol-
wing some of the qulsl'iOns:
Fret Oh Chalie, (prints) $Sp ,r yard.
Fancy prints, So So % IS per yard.
Cioh caps, 81 20 apiece,
. Black silk mes, $37 r dozen.
Assorted files, S9S per doz.n.
White shirtngs, So GS PEI yard.
COaon handkercli,ir, SSS per dozen.
Pillow case colt3ns, 81 50 TO 81 rs per yard.
Fancy coain cloIh-al WOOL, $5s per yard.
Fancy Plaid Prints, IS 10 p,-y-rd.
White shee ing, So 80 10 81 SOper yard.
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RAPIDAN Valley LAND POK SALE.

THE Farms of LIT. w. Somerville, 5. W So
Il mervp and the undersigned, lying in the county Of Cul
pepe the Rapdan river, someve P1rd, about miles
below Rapdan station, and within mes Of Mtchss
stAon Orange and Alexandra Railroad, and containing
about H offered sale privately They win
be together divided They extend Ab'ut three miles
the river the low grounds Wde They all lie together
originally farm The land well adapted TO the
wheat grass, &c, and well taken In
gaIs. Plenty OF wood and WAFER There srist ml
cArdng machine, plaster MILL backsmiths shop dwelling
use house, Ice house, barns stables &C. the
ienIse Also, good apple orchard. In short is Of the
beautiful and productive bodys Of lind In the sate this
country around picturesque the exotne and perfectly healthy
A nne chance 10 offered TO capitalists 70 invesk
For turrher particulars call on address
X. B. S0MERvILLE,
18th street, south Of Gary,
dec1s-2Aw3W Richmond, Va.
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WA. o. WORD.
WILLIAMSON & Co, AuctlOneers

WILLIAMSON d Co., Auctloneers
wv No. I92 MAIN STREET. ~
The undersigned would notify their friends and public
orally that having taken that large and eommodious
occupied by Jno. Regnaults, No. 49, MAN,
ioA Streets they win heneefcrth continue their business In
and win be prepared TO show 70 the greatest advantage all goods
consigned TO them for sale.
They respectfully Offer their services for the sale Of
REAL AND PEHSONAL ESTATE Of all kinda
Thankful for past patronage, they solicit continuance he
same. WILLIAMSON co.
Gao. NJ. WILLIAMSON. ~
I idt-su esn A. rssssir
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I'D. QRs. ENGINEER DEPT D N v.
Corner l9h and franklin Streets,

I'D. OBS. ENGINEER DEPT d v.
Cornsr l9h and Franklin Streets, 7
RIeHM1 Nb, Dec. l6ih, 1868.
NOTICEI
TO THOSE HA VINO NEGROES 10 HIRE
THE Engineer Department will hire for the
ensuing year. Thousand Hands, for work on fortheA
RITE OF PAY FIXED BY COMMISSIONERS FOR VIRGINIA.
. Hire Of Laeorers-Olohing tud Ratons fur
niahed By Governme at, $500 per year
Clothing and RGtons fur
=. 8 nished BY owner.............boO
-RStons only, furni1hed BY
Government ................sOO
-Ratoni only, furnished By
Government ~ P" mo.
This Deparment will pay transportation 10 Biz hu Peters
burg give in addition Five Dollars for expenses for
each Negro delivered by Others At either place
Negroes to be comfortably clad and In good condition when
received Apply until FEB. uAry 1st next.
The Government responsible for slaves hired under
the common law Of Virginia.
By order OF Col W. H. srEvms
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
MSj)r Eng'n,
ds1I-dlOtkcw2t In charge Of Richmond Defences.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

NOTICE. will sell at public auction, on the
IN 99h ius upon the premises, my YARN, containing %
tsfes situated 10 hs usy OF Louisa immediately ae
from Richmond Court House. yK mi from the for
msr and fourt Ell from the latter plao5.
It has upol excellent Of apples and peacaO
The hui dngs and Of modern st3le
Terms o suit the purchaseg
LouisA, D. c. 24-d2 &el JN0 n GARDINER H. d.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

FLOUR Is selling for $3.50 per barrel in Columbus,
Nss.; ladies' gaiters$so per pair wool has, of good
quality, 500.
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AUCTION SALES
pUrURe pays.
LIBERTY HAIL FOR SALE

AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold, on "WEDNESDAY, the 9th day
Of January 1864 the premises az . O'Clock, NJ the o.
srsble The county Hanover est miles nom kica
mond and the hesd OF the Mfchanctve Torn
pike lying .cn both roads leading om Richmond TO the oio
Chu CHI
Tie Farm contains sbout lo8 acres Of which about $50
cleared the balance in original grouth Of oak ard INA
The buildings consist Of two Story Wood Houie With nine
rooms, K tchen, snoke-aouse, &c. 81
or sALK-Ine-tatd cash TIE remainder at SIX AND
twelve months the whole In cash. preerredhe taIes for
1854 70 be paid By the purchaser Ar NJ TAYLOR,
A DMINISTaATOR'S SALE of Cord Wood
IA Bricks, Poles, Ladders Sheds. Hhee barroWs, LANDER
Mortar Table, BoareT ck Presses Horas Mules, Wagons
Carts Harness, Ae, &s.w be sold WEDNESDAY next, hit
3Oth day O. December ls6S, brick yards Of John D.
QuArls deo near koskett, and ~ BrdIn hand the
County Court House, The following ariiel.s, to wit:
All cords wood near the o2tle grounds Of sSyen Pines
145 900 unburnt bricks,
AS 900 burnt do
1900 stock do
Poles, LADDERS, sheds, vheebsr1Ovs, lumber,
Mortar tables and boards,
Brick presses, oH.bars
Brass, iron and wood bfick mouds,
Blocks and ropes, cutting boxes.
Forks, doubl, and single tees,
4 Z Mules, Of fine size,
l Mare and colt,
Horses, one said to DO very fine animal,
Saddles. brides, harness.
Buggy and harness.
Oarts, WAGONS,
And many other articles too tedious to mention.
The tale m q. the bhckyard rear Rockets
- ~ FRANCIS T. IsBELL,
de2s-8t Admir- Jehn D Qaarles, decld
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

Tax ARREsF OF THE VKsERABLl MRs. WISDxR-A
CORES pendent Of the New York News writing rem Old
Point Comfort says;
The arrest lately a. Baltimore of Mrs. General Wineer
aged eghty6Ve years is another instance of the ro-
city Of the myrmidons of Lincoln in B.ltimore The
a owe named venerable lady the widow OF the late
General W'nder, distinguished soldier OF the United
States in the Of 1914 aud mother Of Gen. John H.
WindeF, at edmond, Virginia The cause ass gned
for tie arrest this venerable and harmless lady was
letter fron hA grand daughter, at Richmond, exslu-
sivey on business heh was intercepted bS the me-
uiala employed By Schenek for his dirty work The
de,Cc ives called Arl Wind,r delivered hss leae
stating thai they from the South, and would cal
the next day for hersn They did call and OBJ
tGined her yer. which merely an ackuoWledg-
Of the letter. aud wing the business information
desired with nothing political in il After receiving
the letter from Mra W., and trying to pump her al
they could, 10 purpose about the South they then
informed her that she uad arrest aud must 60 to
the Office Of Fish, who has beea sppointed Provost.
Marshal at Baltimore, by SehsnoS Il was during a
ssV.re rain storm that Mrs.. Winder vas arrested
PheY came for her in miserable ambnllncs, open al
he sides. wet dirty and uncOm 'ortsble and only de-
sisted from their pupsss upon the trance Of
prtseRf, tut called her after her release and
made her pay for the earrAg, 10 which they took her
20 the AarshAls ofase. Alter examining her truck,
reading ali her letters which bappsasd be from her
married daughter, living on Long Island, NeE York,
they sent Der home, and pus guard Of sol in the
hOEse to prevent the n6rm aged lady from run :
ming aSsy. On the fOiowiRg day she released ~.
en- signing promise not 70 write to the South sxseFs
BY Dag Of truce
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'THE attention of capitalists is called TO the
i Stock Of the Loekvie Mn,ag Manufacturing Company,
the which open 1t the once OF dess Laneas
TEL 4 Co.
Company which chartered at the last 'eson Of the
Nc tn Carolina lie is 1ure CONCENTRATES the manufz
on and the Costing railroad wheels, rolling lson, r.
1he works Will be erected Deep rye Chatham county,
Ga SAy secure from Invasion, plentiful In vSons With
v.ren which will enshe the prosecution Of an enter
mi e OF the I'm, ortEnce 10 the country.
Books descriptive the aud topography Of the eouc.
try may 10 at nesSrs Lancaster % 3.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA n. ROAD 90.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA ~. HOAD 70.
NOTICE is hereby given, that for want of
TO constitute IN A,su.l meeting o. stethoden
Company Appointed % PC be on ne sh ns hat meet
nsx-sn {, at 10 O'clock A. n, at The once Of
Company In Lynchhurg. q -
stKiode Who attend the adjourned meeting In per-
soa requested appoint proxies u represent them q
no 25-eodtd J. II. Reid, Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

A T Rules held in the Clerks Office of Flu
IA wanna County the hrst Monday in December
1853: -,
Mary J. PinkArd and Mary A. Pnkard, Pits,
against
Robert Pnkard Thomas HAWKINS who n,srrarried with Ma
tlds W. Finkard, now deceased, Mathew J. Pnksrd and
Marsha Pirkad children ofMarsas PnkaTd deceased and
othe;s, ..,,o,,Y peis-
The object OF this suit obtain decree for the division Of
the slaves Spencer PnkArd deceased held " uaov
AZ mar dnwe 10 his late esta aud appearing by and vt that
ali The defendants suit except Thomas HsEkns are
non esdepta OF the State Ygns motion ofthe pan'in
hv n I ordered the said defennants do
,ppear within month after due publication ordsr and
40 What 4 necessary to protect their intres 10 this suit
d.s-ev4v ABRA. SHEPHERD, ia, 10.
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M. WipSss hAppshs to bs related 10 John D Nor
ria, He, Who &c the fAther.ln Law Of Henry Winter
Davis.
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NO1ICE no TAX-PAYERs.


PURSUANT TO an Ordinance, passed the 18th
yaas ls'5 win ..,s9 r.. he Goss0Is one in The City
esvs rsnAinrs half u such persons ss are en-
titled discount Of per cent b having previously pad the
JULIUS A H6BsoS. q O R.
B Il win Be seen ron he above tsai he Collector re-
receive razes reailiny due on June
advertise DsEqleu Ra Es;a,e TO be for s nOB-Paynsn
Of Taxes.
dPsyng hs ra1ss IS Impossible for The Collector to call
Al Taxes be paid within he term specified, logger In
% lmo } A HOGsoN, Q. @ R.
AND FOh oAGE.
Abeut ons-half n III Is eea sad has
Out houses nearly new there / On he place an asandasss q
ssuPeriof mari
Ieqsr ny farm 10 james C.y e3Enty, about 20 miles nom
Z SD aces absu. $50 lsrss cleared TIE Sprove,
Of comfortable dwelling and aD necessary
Apply 70 B. W APpElsOS,
AtW. Il. Peasants, i5.h bztwesn
ds2i-dlw' Main and Cary streets.
EOR SALB.-A very desirable farm, contain
Il Ing abeut 40 ~ @es from Courf Houe
Aad h6egt fron Jefferson public landing James river
And once The yard, he houses nendlog threhing
and several ioseeo ear.' are an 10 good order There also
One Peaeh and apple orchard On the place.
ISIS within one nile q an Episcopal and BAPTIST Church and
four Of Presbyterian and nsto s and IN exceedingly desr
n=shbOrhoOd M H. q graves me Court RSGss S1
take pleasure 10 showing any ne premises.
Tor iurther particulars, address p g DANCE,
oclS-du Midlothian p o, Chesterfield, Va
OFFioE RIoRMOED PETERSBURG R R CO,
RioInloS1 Dec. 81, 1855 !
SLAVES WANTED.
THE Richmond 4 petersburg Railroad Com
Il pany hire, re snss0s Tie following de-
tcri6ed negroes:
Car 'ers,
BlackIrfiha,
s rikefs,
~ frain Hands,
10 Wood Choppers,
90 Abie-b boiled La6orers-
Apply 70 The undsFiignsd q Riehmsna IN gill =
dsla ~ superintendent
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sssscAn2I PsPs marked with Gross Win under
and hat heir Of Subscription about to expire and WI
emit promptly n they Wish thsr papers continued
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Rsports OF enc Press AssoeiatiOn.

Entered accordngt act Of Congress In the year 1885, BY g.
TRAs IA the Clerks once OF the District Court Of the Con-
federate states for the Northern District OF Georgia.
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THE Commonwealth of Virginia,

10 TIE SERGEANT OF TIE CITY OF NORFOLK,
GREETING: ~ ~
Whereas vacancy In the representation
Senate from the Sec nd senat district osed Of the Cty
H. occasioned bv the signailon OF vi liam Tsyler
These are, therefore, 10 the Commonwealth,
qlre etcon 10 be hed In your said City ofNor
folk Thu sday the 8lst duy Of Decemse, lS2 for senator
to hl tie vacancy Aforesaid. --
In testimony whsleo witness Ro l. MONTAGUE President Of
the h, u Rday Of December A. D. 1885, In the SSH
year OF 70 Commomz ealth
By the President Of the senate: 70. L. MoNTIGUE,
Teste President oft1e .eenate.
snsLrOs O. Divs, Clerk Of the senats. dei5-ctd.
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GREENvILLE MALE ACADEMY.

THIS INSTITUTION, situated on the bor-
L ders Patrick and Heny COUNTIES 10 mediAiey VI
Guilty Peno sore will be opened scholastic exercises
18th January 1884, under the petendence Of the SUBSCRIBER
The Ancient and Mojerd Lsngd and NJ themsiics
taught Board be Obtained the Mills Of Mr.. T. Tenn,
VIM. Staples Dol Peter Penn Mr. D. H. Spencer Others
In the nelehborhsod upon terms moderate as elsewhere
JAS. p. GODFREY.
PENIS Store 18th Dec, lss3-delT-eqts = = lE77
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-29

BRE WooD AND The WAR-The New York CONNER
cial Advertiser having minated that Me-. Woods name
did noAppear 10 the list of votes several important
bills and charged him with purpossly avoiding test
questions in the House of Representatives, the Daily
News refuses the sccusation, and Gays:
'Snce the organisation of the House he has been de
tanned in this city by Illness To this is due the
isolation Of Hon. B. Harris, much commented on az
the only member who Vsted in the negative on Mr.
Smiths resolution els i've 10 supplies and men for the
war. Mr.. Wood, had he been present, would have vo-
ted with Mr.. Harris that question: and II, during his
absence any question should arse involving sen
ment or legislation favorable 10 continual on OF hosti
ties be distinctly desires TO be recorded as voting
agans. such senmeLt legislation, without reserVa-
tiOn or equVoca.ion. When health shall permit him
TO resume his sea his vote will always b. given IN
strict accordance with the views he has always consist
emily and openly proclaimed and with the principle he
has advocated in Congress and in the columns OF hi
paper and his vote will be given with equal consistency
Whe her he have many ooaCjutors on the question or
bat one whether be Etand alone as IN the case OF the
Hon. Be- jamin Harris.
"Mr WOODS principles do not permit him to vote for
any measure tending to prolOng the war;"
RAID BY SrUARr's CAvALRr.-The Washington Re-
pabcan, Of the 10Th, says tina. on Thursday right pre-
vious Gen. Stuts cavalry numbering from eight hun
dren to thousand men, made raid upon the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Abou. mile and a.half only
beyond Fairfax Station They attacked tie guard coz
sstiDg Of a company of toe 0ns Hundred and Forty
th New York, who reIulIed the aHalans four times,
bu. were finally surrounded The enemy lost one cap
tam killed and private wounded, who has since dieo,
while under capture.
The wounded private's name vas Van Meter, Of the
18th Virginia Cavalry. The radheI were commanded
by Gen. Rosser.
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PUEBLO HIRING OF NEGROES.

BOYS AND
They will be hired hands In
70 works u internal Improvement occupa
on considered EIdou and with the further express under
be hired by those who
pubcly without the written OF the egned Bonds
with approved security will be required 10 every nItance
r. W. RICHARDSON,
de9l-cSt Executor OF Mrs. Judith Smith, decd.
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SLATE LANDS AND QUARRY

SLATE LANDS AND QUARRY
~ FOR SALE.
Ia pursuance the decree Of the Circuit BuekDg
ham, st SEPTEMBER Tro lsGS In tie OF scIugss &C.
shall on SArURDAY the 1911 Gay Of December next, sci,
public auction Of New Canton, the Safe Quarry
known PerroWs Big Quarry, the tract OF land which
The sans suRed containing l42 lying Hunts Greek
In the county buckingham, three miles on Can
ton. On this tract there Is comfortable eWinghosse With
tie necessary Offices and cabins for large number Of
lives s1ppy Of the bs Roofing slate inezhsdsnbls and
the larry In successful operation far
TnAMsThe sale will be credit Of and Weve lnihs
equal instalmnt5 the purchase Civ BOMBS with ample
curly for the payment Of the Parchase monty:
Uomm's.
Address Gravel Hill, Va. noT-lRwtds
The above sal osponed 10 SATURDAY January Oh 1854
.dt2s- IDS ALLX. n0sELEY, oons'r.
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irSfRsT GLASS REsIDENoE FOR SALE IN

LTRsT GLASS RESIDENCE FOR SALE IN
DANYILLE VATne house contains rooms, beadei three
Easements and large haet with every
nsncS for housekeeping The Kitchen has and
excellent neverng well Of water ut the door, servants
house. neW with four rooms pAStered and wevashed There
besides very hn stable and carriage house The last needs
repair; all the other hSui.s are In excellent order.
There flower garden choice variety Of thrubbery and
aower and large and very vegetable the
best and most forward the town. The Suaon healthy
anyin Virginia elsewhere. Possession given the LIST Of jan
uAJ For terms, apply to DR. TH0s P, ATKINSON
de2l-esdH DSnviLe, Va.
a 4 RULES held in the Clerks Office of the
LAoeu Court aOOchlAnd County the % day March,
1853 .t. '...-a
J.hn Phpotts administrator with will OF Eliza
peth Hicks, deceasei flAlnuni
A0diRS1, Ii.
James eurnsey william H Brooks Martha Byrd Boiling Byrd
and other, Defendants
IN OHANoERY d,
The object this suit Is obtain from the Court the
meaning Of the viii OF II zaheh Hicks deceased
and rights Of The pses sdudcated thereupto And
IL Appearing adAvS fled that the defendants above named
residents this Btae b ordered that they appear
vn.ons onth after due publication order and do what
Is ntcetlRry TO protect their interess
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decQ5--x4w' MAR. W. MILLER, Clerk.