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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-01
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
porary Ocesps ssion OF Williamsburg by
the Eaemy, sc.


yoErxn~ Nosros yuch 30, 1893.
Rfggccs3 from rebellion ssd dsssftefs firm toe rsbsl
army amost daily coming INTO lrss AZ sa-.lk saS
Yorktown and rivins themselves ~ Generally ihs ds
seftsrs bring their sriss and eguipmstts sAh ,Lem.
The, report that s,ronsIy Indicate the sasy
sshn ~ Richmond, tbossb ~ intsuasa " be A.
esrnpshsd By slou ard sur, rroon. e..
oua sntirs divson a 'hs fsbsi .,rny srrrsd IN grh
moud last tuesday (s surpas.aj psOl.r, ". reid.
from any suass thai may bs made ~hs lls sv.e1aibaa
s taking plaos.
he rebsb have sireAdy onmsncss - remove uair
large gus and also their mAsansrJ from tss ra.shias
sbor~ a Richmond W chsitsnsxs
YonEfossi sarcn 20, 1898
Yesterday morning aosgi hsnsr.a rsbai inf.sff,
nsss pa, prssts ,op, q wni@msbarg ard .v,.,
occupied TIE plsos before dsybrs.s A. ss--r thss
osvsi, 10 froni silscs.i gssss -hs fsq bask spos
tbs town Hsfs NE Infantry spe lhss riiiss toe
and sounding svs. rhsy ansnT cut tksr ~sy iLrs-sh
sns ~oAped o fost hsxrsdsv. sre~pt sskl sss .hs
~srs nsfs pfis1sr Our force ssasbsnss sh-,s, f~yi
tsa~s @ u sasny about ofes bnsrss. s~ses 90
rsnieroesns ~1 sp ibs -ss.y rs.fsd vss,sv.-
they ossh snd rAfs goa thsir esrsss
Tbsrs hAs bs-~ . agubsr q nisai alarms . cb.~-skr
rpsn, is- Fss' s-ss, sui ~ vasrssnsE ssvs sssssd
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fadfa and China.

The nas rJfn Cacntta % Feb 3, Hong Kong, JAM 81
and Mejbourns, Jan ~, were received.
A bin had been introduced In the Bombay Council max
ing tho adultaatlcn o cotton punishable by ane
twelve month imprisou ment both Tbs goyernr
will hcenso pang and ginning establ shcats and APP
point ofrccrs - examine all cotton exported
The following Iste telegrams received via Suez-
BovHAY, Feb. - .18g3.
Cotton goo,s and yarns higher and AdgsDcing
freghs uncl nged-cottoo lis. q sos. 10 Liverpool IN
change ~. Id %. "a.
CiLcCrTa, Feb. "a, 1853
shirtings and twist nrm. Esohsnge n 0xd Frexhis
FOR soeds 10 Ision sTs. Cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-01

NM lrflnt, Msfcb ~, Ise1
Insr~>sins ssherf tins as Vest and iorx .~,,
s,lrissl fbtsscs AID frrtn noAFies Are aoso..e
Yesterday el 40 o sss tenders wsre ve<ts No DE-
20 iazn s11 81 80 no 10 day
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Obfsesry.

~ yrcoea f-ylSss psssy = iss hNs I,ss b.s o.s sf
n<st fssf msf8hsrs n fEcfots lsrss- vhs .ss
e,a.sasr - tfa.sae Hsfssst TIE Fsft - A ss4 -
e.ns prli al ssaas - ihsi esrtai after tn ,svostp
~ otsr.fy tfirfr fra M hfii q. l.sl ~ 3, "a
t5u,ss ~ ,yssis n infss 6erafos rs-fe at ~ ~
i@fe ts.rs qay 81 Assst ~ rfes ryso~s CERES ss1
yA< fs.ssfs We eis< Al fsfsss11
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-01

rhs fouophK lat 0 AIssflosns registered st
Gsa Co.s Arser,can Neus, 10 cr@voo sifest. Stsssd
foedon ve.k endinr March f IA i--Iyrssa Srirss~.
r. nonr~, q ~ John, q. Q. isscb Y fswiins> A
n sABcy, Nev Y~f O. a. 1ssfsens, fhiafeiphia =
L fsntnon, ktchnooi, Va !. kn.fDsrsoo. <.1 gfsr.
esco. a. BiIngn, B,sian X fUiDu, virxtats.
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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Rshsis-rhs Tswn Rseapssrsd esa shs
Rebels Driven Bach, <se.
wssosso, Va, March u isss
A telegram 10 0ovsspa resgnas sys'-yssssrdsy
seven hundred rsbsls under General Jsokins eApsrsd
Point Pleasant, Va. rhs town subseg ,eatly
sured tbs rebels driven back Win oss of ~siv.
killed. and fourtser prisoasrs. Our los vs ess t'sd
and one wounded
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Turkey

telegram q March IL. from Bucharest says--ln tho
Chamber OF tie Prncpsties the Pfcs,dont of the Coun
Gil read message from the throne commenting upon ths
conduct of the Deputies. and dssovng the Chamber
refusinC to vote The budget
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means cast itself snbarrassmen and that
has created political situation already sf grave
and likely 70 prove the source Of future
pications fef the Cabinet.
another despatch s from W. Drosvn dc Ihuys 10 the
Duo dc Moatebeo, dated February IS. This document
states that she Polish question possrsses abre any other
TIE pr,rig " ecing iB France Gs fymTrthy Of ali cossz
berg from which, he says, he had conccaled that
"fsps, ernn n,cy en,oTa ring. and tho
pressure O public Vpinn becone greater the gravity
Of circumstances iucresse.7 He cemmeBb upn The
ho % aroused upon the of tn Emperor Ales
anicr to the throne and ders that they should
be realized Russia would create hsassueni Tor her.
cudes by requesting the f,uc d. MoDebello 20 lay the
question In mi, shape befcrs Prisce 0o~,shsKon.
La Pance ssys-Rumofs current that a important
despslch has been received hero from vsnns Il 10
serted that mention will b. made of this dcsratcb
Ia rspr, tases that been received hsre
from iOznd aDp"sncng that great battle expected
between the Poles uvscr IsDsiewnz and eighteen tbou
Tne debate on Pesad took pss In The senate on Toes
day, March H. n. ortsn enrsaiec the Empcrof gov.
complssh q great act cl J1tioe and repa,aiIou.'
me debate WINS 10 eontsnDe on wednsetsy.
1be Parts yavs thai the opipols 3. Chs Emperor
o, Aurtrs ere 10 cpfwn,ty WIN tns~o ennrsalnsri a
Paris with rernrd 10 the diplomatic questions wkhh have
s,,.~~ sy,sa sy cuts No roland ~'
Tpc Rnssisss have 80 red and piuudered wcha,cv,oe
Maesscrss hxvs been commitfsd M 0ekuiksw md
Gorsk. ose shoussnd nssrgasi. are osganized % Lob
lin They are Sen armsd, and have rroci'imed
A telegram frrm Crsoow of March IL ssys.-The Rus
eisns Okinx NobrOm md h<c00N have received
retnforcemeuts. tousdcrsbe hod&e of nsurgs.ts are
possef AZ kon IN, under the command Of MisleckL
lslcgram from Crsoo~ % Nssch IS sayss--Tveivc
ouy " The thirty members belonging " the sounc,l
az ssste al wsrssw independent o the governe1t
ba, lng nethss pcpts salaries Sir have teude-ef
fber refznai Others abroad. rhe members
Of the nuneipsny have resolved upon sending ths
m N asserted that the rsurrccion has broken out m
pcdoa. and that several hosssod iDssrssn,s arc pes,ss
,siesrsp IRON 1bors Il March 10 ssys:-l sssss q
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reuis charges 20 the rural pupuattnn with indemnify
70 the proprieors who VIII be saved from harm out Of
the funds o: the state.
And now people Of royal Poland Of Lthuana and .,
Rufhenia you who form nation, In the name OF God
call you 70 universal and Immediate insurrec
tion against huccvite oppression and barbariy The
concord ell the children oi Poland without dis
of belief the community anf universalty Of cf
forts and sacraces and the unity Of tho object viii raise
the scattered forces 10 power which viii be fatal 20 The
enemy they will procure Independence for country
liberty and happiness for our DESCENDANTS and will
sure immortal gury to th1se ho may the death of
heroes this ned struggle. To arms brotbers 10
arms for the nderendeDoe OF the county.
Grnerai MARYAN LANGIEwiCz. Dictator.
Teadquartors, Guszcza, March 10.
msssfAN PLACE MISSION TO LasGHwscz.
fPusen March l3) corrospcndeDce q Londos Times
The Russian government ems " think u necsesary 70
employ oher than purely military means for The pscHca
About ror,aghi aso w. penko~, . dirnilary a, state
the ,erorte squircs a the Marquis wteIoposk
yspu,ei Cen1si Lam s<rtf -h proyo0is Of red
o<wSsce While suyag 9Th tss ceperal hh rcscnee W
tbs insurgents camp was iuofcal. aud by "Ipspfed"
oorrespondepcc sttribrted 70 his involuntary
By The r~bez pr bs tact his m,ssio6 suo.
centy sseestspsd TO make hrs nafpcy appsaS n-ntous
and q me ovusH sMyovase< ef fhe tnrtts
cd n Psr'kow was The beaser e rsoposals The g~t d
vhioh may be descsibsd follow s--ff Geoevs fAbgis-
wcy wsrh hy dosn % as~eut 10 cessatn of bos.
thucs for fortnkst Mn government ~ the Grand nke
Constantine would not oow sndeavcv ~ oosais tbe
uon of tnc srniste ~ - Fsersbure, INT aho odpa,s
ne besilo.' g dA,rtr ss~ ~ tns1o The latser wouh
be modelled upon the S0st tation Il 1915. although
some dierssons might se found indsTcos.ble By the
Cnr; general ann esiy would bc accorded and a.
the government hped. tbs nrsirsfise nepspdercs
r. stored on arzn and reliable bssa Al the s.,pe ,ip,e
ths upper sfraiA ~ Wsssav sctey were coAesay
vited " ssn rcsuon 70 hs esect Tor trsosmsscn "
INT General Lang evcx seisn>d 10 s1sr and 40 IN ,ber
did The upper strnts. TAe Gsnoai rv~sa Az ,,aa
tffy 10 file N Rs<siaa srsnises, while tho warar
eania.is ssar.d the sovesnsnsn that Whatever their
wdngness cooperate Coz the restoration peace tLs
shvisr o ASS was no longer ,he pa1sces by shch ks
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-03-27

! * From the New, York Freeman's Journal, |.
NewIBi;is to be Laid Before Congress
a II. at the Present Session.
a hill to make buttons legaLtender.
A bin TO prevent private parties from max (
ing buttons. !. .a.
from the bones Of mules that died kicked
for, the Union .sl e ~ g.,
A bin for whitewashing negroes Carried.
- IA bill to prove the Constitution humnug'
!. A we'll as the trainers thereof
All A bill to make b0ttons superior to goio. y
"A bill to cheat persons generally.
10 "A billfto rob persons more systematically.
81 a bin to provide Greek Lexicons for each
intellioe,.t ccntra6aad. Carried.
al bill TO alter the shape of the negro,
head. Laid on the table.
IA A bill TO shorten his heels, DO. .
rs A bin prohibiting the mention OF an!
liquors, &C., and regulating the number 9
. 4 Bill compelling every 6aae personto TAX
the oath Of allegiance at least 3 once ever
twenty-fonr hours.
sel a. bill calling upon msnbsrs to propcs
similar bills to the above.
T.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-03-27
The Poison Bush.

During visit DR.. Hodge made some years
since to the Bahama Islands, shower Ut ram
unexpectedly fell. SUCH an recurrence IS
very rare at those. islands, except during the
rainy season, and is regarded with great
dread by the natives, who. as rapidly as pos
sible seek the nearest shelter. On this, occa-
sion little colored hoy was caught ia the
shower some distance from home, and having
no place to 60 for protection, crept under .
brush that was near. It's foliage, however,
was not dense enough to keep him from the
rain. and he was wet by the water trlcsiing
through the leaves. Unfortunately, tor him,
the bush was poison bush, ahd the water
falling on the leaves, caused the poison to
strike into his limbs, so that 10 = short time
he was dead. After the shower he was FUND
: and carried home. Doctor Nudge was re
ouested to attend hissfaneral. The csrcam
stances Of his singular death excited the Doc
: tor,s cllriositvz aud he wished to learn some
thing more about the fatal poison busn. ,.t
- An aged negro told him that u grew aoon |,
!. dainty ON the Island, but that BY ats s'd
! there always grow another bash. whoa , wa
its antidote; and that it the ilttie Doy MAJ
known it, and rubbed himsetf with the leave
of the healing bush, the polson would hay
. dong no harm. What an illustration y So'
Of the sad fste Of those who have been poi'
oned by sin, and know not how to escape fro'
lis dreadful consequences But for this ta.'
poison there is u sure remedy proSidsd BY =
same God who placed the antidnte beside To
noison bush. The cross Of Christ is the, ire
Of life. Let the suffering and the dying con
q that. and they shall be saved; ats ieay'
are for the healing OF the nations, rs
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EsnoII1su orr1cr,
Abingdon, w.,
.as8 .ssSh H
March 3D.. 1863.

q
/. All persons in Washington county, e1emp.
by reason Of having substitute papers from any
source whatever, except the COulmandant 9, o. 2
Camp Of. Instruction, ale hereby ordered. IN ope-
dience to an order from Col. Shields, 70 Dnns
their papers to this Office on Saturday, sne t1.n
inst. All who fail focomply with the .aDo s'
may have tronble about their substitute e1 1sl
ton papers aftsr this. .;.;.ans
!; 2. am informed by Col. Shields ina. Gu
Of the State of Kentucky, when found else Wiz =,
are liable to CONSUMPTION. All persons in TINS
county from that Stats, between the asss = =
and 40 years, are hereby notified to come " an =
enroll or avail themselves Of the opportunity o.
volunteering at once, br they viii 0e sls.sou :,
other delinquents. a sa u 8. 30 ,c 1,v
i, l.sa. 81 ,.s...tt,s. Chief Enrolling Officer
March 9th, 1863-tf $50 Of Washington
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800 Reward,

otTdI IN from INV stable, two and h4l m1Ies
~, east Of Abingdon on the night Of the osh q
March, 1868, . -a..,., 't 81
.,o,,ts,e hands high, and 8 years old: He has
-, small star in his forehead, and nttle whase
s ho.h his hind feet. He is in thin srder,
On ~. i; Of his fore feet and has the
hs ~ rubbed off Of his sides by the gears.
na1r will r eis. sa5 for the delivery Of the horse
) -, m', = hnrdon and $75 for the delivery o
tse thief e. the Tailor Of Washington e9nnsy
March 18th, 1O6s--tf Abingdon, va. !.
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NYew auction aaa cen sl lsa g lon'

.AucffOn and C0n1MlS0
NMo|se. No. 102. Main Street y Lynch
~ 49, u q fol5l i, go 1a efsn =
ous is4 ndsts;gbsdn HAVE asseciated tsepisls
,toeether under the5styie apd frn 81 e
SCOTS co the pyIp9s.a q S S9S
s EFss fThey have rented asee ana sses
na;ld;nS Nos1O2 Main affsss burg ~
" occupied BY yno. p3 sy b q C1si IL
the Isf Of December, win be reagy 70 i.sSs.sss
MERCHANDISE Of al kinds fdr rflvsse !. y =
81 nctian sales. sitli bd4l--si sotn1I e iona
They solicit eonsig sf Mamma
I'D S,nok;ng. Tobacco, Sugar, Melasses, Coref
81. IA ctSar asrocs Bale Cotton Cetssn
Fah,; a allefsdsk2 s6olen Goodss BsStss Shoes,
Leathdrp and allseth@ goods assaly iotteraa doF
sale fhs;4s sIs a. auction vii vi
lday jin December, VI which due' no0ce, N1sn
catalogue MN .bes pnhlishedas eds esei ss.sss
They rsfes z the HsreDSnss ~
sSr ofHef saith en- cifiss, WHOSE md -
operation viii be duly appreciated 1sFs
i 81 sa,yo4 sssgsfI LANES B ScoDEtsfs
Of the late firm Of J1e 7. DAYS g ~ ~
lsai4aas e HENRf'f BDtUCK,, 1of
giisle4i9 n4WMs A5FARn1SH Ms! 81
Eas 81 ruemberef the fru Of, Bqeofk 4 Ra54slf
The CONCERN of Bocock & Parrish, Nor y
Bridge street, win continue At the old sm9u ~
| nn21l pedt ,afleig hia FltbaH 3toJ 70 tssI
| Dec. S. 1s62--.6m. I'D there 81 isssR e K-x
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
ch street. Lynchburg, Va

vIyHE s,bscriber begs leave to inform sshe pub,
lie that he has charge Of the above named
nonnlar House, which is situated in the lmmedl-
ate vicinity Of tho most business part OF the CITY,
and the location is one # the most qniet sno
healthy in the place. Every effort will ne mace
to pruyide for the comfort and welfare 81 guests.
An An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE WAGON ana fOf,
TER will always be found at the Depo's ano
boat landing on the arrival OF the Trans ano
Boats toconvcy passengers g aRp T Mp% rs ~
vi ~ o. 1s63--6m Proprietor.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-03-27
POETRY
Zaryona---A Sigh.

- Il
i,as5 hI5sl ny JANE T. n. CROSS.
Now, ali is still, stand alone, y
And gaze into the silent skies
The niaht-wind comes with ftful moan
Among the violets itsighs,
III ~ ..Zarvona.'
sdThe heavens with gauEy clouds are clad,
The moon looks fearful in her light,
The trembling stars seem faint and sad,
Upon the sward they feebly write,
aZarvona!"
aFF
& The hyacinth, perfumed and pale, ies
Breathes forth her soulto cheer the hour
= !. Alas! it seems noiseless wall 81,
-;T For him within that prison; tower, IS IRA.
I'd al .ss ssZaryona !" 81
Sad memory stands oil wrapped in weeds
And looking back DER weary years, S.s
She points to never-dying deeds,
She murmurs through her choking tears
-. ssZarvonap'
~, And Hepa, who bears the almond rod. IS
All Locks upward With herseyes Of blue
- Looks upward to plying God, sis.'
- And through her tears, she murrnurs. too'
.szarvona |"
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-03-27
100. Goo Fruit Trees for Sale.

!. - PERSONS wishing to make a safe invest
IS ment, would DO well to secure good
S7f selection Of Fruit lat old prices) NOW,
While money is plenty II will FURNISH Apple
Trees Of the most approved varieties at from
is to $50 per hundred delivered at the DeR =
in AbingdoH packed carefully for transporta
49,, 2 att
Catalogues viii be furnished By mail whe,
applied for Sam I M-'O1An 0si "a. = .l1A4N-
Oct. 81, 1862.
n. B.-Nor is the season for planting. ssi
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STRAYED.

po,r ~. farm Of Mrs. Miller, about miles
east 81 Abingdon, about the Isl OF Decenoef'
TWO steers,
- 80 Rad and one White, with pale red spots and
s us;t s face. they are about years old and
MARKED marx with snoothe crop Of the right ga, ear
nd snlit ii same, and overbt out Of the left
ear ear np e the head. Any person giving me s IN
e. Of them, will be suitably rewarded.
Mnreh IL. 1861
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-03-27
Folly Of Pride.

. Take some quiet, sober, moment Of life and
add together the two IDEAS Of pride and man; !;
behold him, creature Of span. stalking thfo'
Infinite space IN all the grandeur Of iistlenass
Z Perehed on speck of the Universe. every
wind Of heaven strikes into his blood ,he oeei,
ness Of death; his soul floats tfon h,s BODY
like melody from the strong; day aud night,
nj dust on the wheel, he is rolled along ths
heavens. through = labyrinth Of worlds and
ali the creations Of God are flaming above and
beneath. NJ
crown Of glory, to deny his own fiesh. so,aoca
eat bis fellow, sprung free that dust 70 sh,eh
sboth will soon return ! Doe. the proud q men g
mot err? Does he net suffer? Does he moi
die When he reasons, i he never stopped
~ difficulties When hseacts. y ne nese'
tempted by pleasures When he lives - y
.frss' fromspah. When he dies can az :. e
cape the common grases Pride = not "a
heritage Of ,aans humility should dwell With
.frailty, and atone for igncraase. error, am
imperfection. Ssdxy SMstas
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HEADouARTERs 1sT BAT. VA. NJ. ki u
CAMP NEAR JEFFERsoNvILL, va.
60. Iannaru 10. 1862. ID

71lEsERTERs, DEsERTERS.4-fhe following
81 named non comnissioned otilcers anu Pr 4
Yates are deserters from my Bsttalon. anu 'ns
usual reward of Thirty Dollars each y onels.
for their apprehension and sdehyeTy 70 ng =
Camp, or confinement in jail ct yeHelon y y
Tazewen co Va, and due notice TO me q 'ns
fact Of their Incarceration.
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], '.NeW's'T'annery..

LEAVING determined to erect q permanent
Tannery on my farm, in the Rich Valley,
s miles North Of Abingdon, am now ready 20
receive hides I will tan on the shares, OF 0uy,
az the highest cash price, or barter forethem At
fair rates. I have no leather to exchange ~ ior
them, but have some wheat and q good deal OF
wool. which are about as good trade as leather.
All / ask is q fair trial by my neighbors. s3sa
Ialso wish to employ frst-rate Tanner ana
Currier to carry on the business, or would take
partner. None. need apply except 2 SOBER, sa
| steady, industrious and upright man.
| Ian. 80. 1851 A. M. SHULTz.s
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.NXTU.L- Tan Hiieson the shares, or pay Shoes
wv 5 Boots, Money or Merchandise for Hides,
apon IS good terms as eau be had in this coun-
try - n;,..:. cha.
.shnn : one door east Of the Washington house,
where George ", Mantz viii be found ready TO
accommodate all who may cal
Their Tan Yard is. about eight miles Northeast
If Abingdon, Va, where r. A.aLipford viii oe
found ready to receive hides, and pay for ths
,ame. or take them to tan on the shares.
Persons wanting Shoes Ind Boots made, o.
money, in exohrnge for hides, will call on 81 NE
Mmts. a.ass. GEe. ~ ~ A2S : - z =. ~.
Feh. o.. 1863 ssEss3 sxst .54ss, ~ Es.5s. q I'll
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Goods at FrlendShiP.
IuST received 200 yards Brown Domestic,
q Tierce Rice, s
500 HIS Nails, s, s.s
500 yds tBleached Cotton,
s dox. Fine Combs. SO
4 dog. horn Dressing Conhs,
s dor. Wool Hats,
10 Reams Letter Paper,
5000 Envelopes,
!. . j. dox, pair Ladies Shoes. S., a5rl....
dcz. Hoop Skirts, 81
9 dor. MmanAcs,
500 Bunches Cotton Yarn, :.
8 Gro Matches, r. i4
10 Packs Pms, S s.s 5 ssN Is
Gro Shoe Backing,
500 lbs. EPSON Salts. -. s
Feb. 20. ls6s-H p. T, AAN II.
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MI. USHER, the new Secretary Of the Into
!, rior. threatens to hang Democrats IN reply
the New York Express says
i .sTruthful, too, but rather Kohespierreau
and Dantonic for =, Home Secretary. ! hs
Democratic psrtyis certainly NJ, longer tas
friend of lighting under Lnccln's Proe!a'ss
tion to free negroes Connecticut, New York
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, indiana and
Illinois are fun of traitors, two to one ct TN
sAbolitionists, nearley, If This be treassnt
a.Butwe would respectfully suggest 10 Mr.
SECRETARY Usher, hanging is business thre.
can engage in these States we name, ana
hanging commences ne should not % as q
,snrprised, now, 70 see the Secretary mrs.
strung up by tlie halter. Bat what rssln
secretary! Who is hes Whence did ne coInes
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-03-27

FvYFRGINIA:--At Rules held in the Clerks
Office 81 TIE County Court Of Russell, on Mon
day. the Cd aay Il March, 1868:
Alexander NJ. Lee, Lewis r. Lee, Vim. =. Lee
David i. bee, Cloey Osborne, VIM. b Porter
|s,nd Nancy his wife, Francis Sophia Osborne,
Who sues by her guardian and next friend, WIN.
R. Aston. Rachel Lee, Darid Lee, Martha Lee,
Sarah Lee. children and heirs of Martin Lee,
decd: who sue by their guardian ana mex s
friend, Georgeg. Gose, = "A = PiainuHs'
| AGAINST
The anknown heirs Of Sally lessee, decd. and
lie unknown heirs Of Peggy chimney, DECD
a f.;Ias Iee. Defendants
IN CHANCERY. .sr
/ The object OF this suit is to have sold Ger
tain tract or parcel Of land, lying IN knssel
! county. II Castles Woods. subject to widow
dover. and three slaves Immediately, and tire,
/ others At the death Of the widow, which lan'
and slaves were owned by james Al. Lee, dec, q
] Aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence tina
the unknown heirs Of Sally lessee, and the YIN
Known heirs of Peggy Mckinney and Giles Lea
are NIT inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, tn
said unknown defts. are required to appear ner
4 within one month after due publication Of 70.
order. and do what is necessary to protect tnel
intes in said snit. 81 s. s.. ~ S. -
A copy-Teste, IS
,r5st, = @,os.s 3 -, a n CONAN q G. E
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March g. lsss-4w G. B. CONAN, 9. Z

XTirginia:-.Atr rules held in the Clerks OF
D ace Of the County Court Of Russell, on
Monday, the I'd day Of March, 1868:
I. Mitchell Crahtres, who saes Tor the osnent q
VIA, Lnckhnrt,' . M fiains,as
3 AGAINST E5lsii .isssf5r rss
Abraham 5Crabtree, and Thomas ". Davis, Ad-
ministrator Of I.arkin Herndon, deed, Deits
IN CHANCERY.a ss.k !.
( The ahiect, of this suit is to prohibit Thomas
". Davis from paying over to abraham CrabFee
OF wife. any funds er property which is or nay
s. d1e them from the estateof said Larkin Hern-
don, and that Ahraham Crabree be proh!sated
from selling. taking away, or otherwise dfspos-
ing az amy OF the said estate until further srdei
Of Cpsst AID it appearing BY satisfactory ssl.
aeuce that Abraham Crabtfee i not = resident
& ,his State, the said Crabtree is required T.
appear here within % month after due publ
cation at this order, and do what Is necessary e
protect his interest ip said suit. Isl s.
"A cnpy.Teste, 81
March s, Is6s-l 6. 3. COWAN, G. g.
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600 POUNDS Allspice and 50poaads Groaas
NV) Ginger = e. McCOhNELL 3 20
March rs, 1868. sisss g
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40 KEGS Nails asserted, at s,o.s..
III T. @. MCCONNELL 3 Cs's.
Fob. q, 1868.