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MCCLELLAN q KNOX.
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The North Western Bank Of vl-
ginia, Complainant, -
John Bishop, Andrew J. r.nnsl, In .s ca n.ss1.
Aaron Kelly, John Howell, Ga IN .as 80.
brisl Jacob, desrge Hsrdman, the o'a a LII A'
Whselidg saving Institution, AA
and sobriskis Brady, Defend ia
In pursuance Of the Decree Of the Court made In
this cause,I shall a. Trustee and Commissions sp-
pointed by the said Court, In the place OF said as-
0f's The sisa III a. Day n4R' Of NovRMBsB, 1884,
At the front door Of the Court House, Of said coun-
ty sell, to the highest and best bidder on the terms
after mentioned, the following described property,
to wit: A part Of . lot Of ground In the city OF
Wheeling situate on Main street, on the east SIDE
thereof, and bounded a. follows: Beginning at Q
point IN the east side Of Main street, ninety-1ve
feet and eleven inches southwark Of Market alley
and east Of Main street. thence south with the east
side of said Main street, thirty three feet and nine
inches; thence east with . straight limo parallel
with Market alley, to an alley In the rear OF said
property; thence North with said last mentioned a.
Low thirty three feet nine inches; thence with .
strsightline to the place of beginning, bsingths same
propsrty conveyed to said John Bihop BY Alfred
Caldwell, and wife by de d recorded In the Clerk
Office of the late County Court for said county OF
Ohio, and which property Is now In the occupancy
of said John Bishop and others. :
| = The terms of sale are one-foufth part Of the
purchase money In cash at the time Of sale and the
balance of the purchase money In three equal In
~stalments at six, twelve and eighteen months re-
speotively from the day of sale, with intsrsst from
said time of sale, the purchaser giving bonds with
good security for said deferred instslmsnts and the
title being retained until the payment Of the
whole purchase money. z. JACOB, .
Trustee and Commissionsr.
October 6, 1864. oet7-ts.
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ECLECTIC.

IlR. r. n. LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon .nd
- Accoueher, tender his professional services 70 ths
citisens Of Wheeling and vicinity. DR.. L. is a grsdu-
ate Of the Eclectic and Medical Institute of Cincinna.
n, and has had many years experience In the practics
Of his profession, and he hopes, by close attention n
business, to merit a share ofths public patronage. Dr.
Lee has given especial attention to, and has bssn ami.
neutly successful in the treatment Of chronic disea ses
Of every variety, and especially Of such as Rheuma.
tsm aud diseases OF the Eye aud Ear, Liver Complaint
Nervous Debility, Cancers aud Ulcers, Constipation
Piles and diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, 80. All
tloss who have been unnecessarily treated for any OF
tie above diseases, would find IL to tier Interest 10
consult DR.. Lee without delay. Our practice 10 safe,
certain and prompt, leaving no msrcurial faint in the
system bat cleansing, rsnovating and strengthenin
the general system, acting in unison with Nature
lnerrins laws.
WHIELINs, WssT Va, Dec. 4, 1854.
10 al whom 1t may concern: We the undersigned,
membsrs Of the West Virginia legislature, take plea.
sure in sa5ine that we have known DR.. Richard II.
Lee many years previous TO the breaking out Of the re-
ssliion, Is successful and energetic practitioner Of
medicine lof the Eclectic SCHOOL, both in Kanavha
Virginia, and in Gallia county, Ohio.
q. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist.
go W 8. DUNBAR, NJ. II. D.
inc. n. PHELPS Pres. Ssnat IN.
VnSe one door south Of Kramer's Hotel, Main st.
SO 49,
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IRON all portions OF the Wes-, NORTH
l. West and South West, this line and its connections
form either the shortest or the best routet nliaoei-
Inc traveller may with confidence rely upon sure con-
~neotions, high speed with perfect safety, and every ap,
pliance for comfort that can be procured. new ana
elegant passenger cars, for day and night service, have
recently been added to the equipment of the Pennsyi'
vania Central Rail Road. r.y ~
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FREIGFlTS.

~ this route +. Fights Of al. descriptionscan be for
wsTded 70 ans from Philadelph ia, New York, Boston,
OF Baum re, to and from ANY point on the Rail Roads
OF U1i0 Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
..lssouri, By Raa Road direct. '-
The Pennsylvania Centr,u Rail Road also connects at
warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
tucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri. Kansas and Red Rivers; and a
Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with steauers TO al
Ports on the North Western LAKES.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transports.
don Of their Freight TO this Company, can rely with
condolences on Its speedy transit. Jaw aA n
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, are ut all times as favorable a. are CD aresd BY
other RaI Road Companies.
ea-Be particular 70 mark packages win P@n'a
Central r. R." -
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either Of the following Agents Of the
company: -
D. A STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh.
CLARKE 4 CO, Transfer Agents, Fttsburgh.
H,W. BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
r. {. MELDRUM 4 CO., Madison, Indiana.
J. E. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky,
W. N. AIKMAN, Evansville, Ind, l b,
r. F. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE & CO., Chicago, Illinois,
j. II. McCOLM, Portsmouth, o. W
J. NJ. LOVE, MaysviIle, KY,
HALL & CO., Marietta O.. 81.
e. ATRES, Muskingum River.
W. H:A E. L LANGLEY, GaIIpsiis, O.
II. s. PIERCE & CO., GAINESVILLE, o,
N. II. HUDSON, Ripley, o.. -
4, c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
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TRUST SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

TN pursuance of a Deed of Trust made to me by
i Jefferson L. Langston, now deceased, aud which
Decd of Trust is duly recorded in the proper Office
of Ohio county for recording Deeds, 1 shall, on
Court House for said county, sell, for cash, the
following property situate on Fifth street in the
City of Wheeling, to wit: Its numbers nine, ten,
eleven and twelve, in j. q c. Ritchie's addition to
Wheeling and also the four adjoining Lots, which
are on the east side of said lots Nos. 9, 10. ii and
IL, and which four adjoining lots are situate in the
addition to Wheeling, called Buena Vista, and are
numbered seven, eight, nine and ten, in square No.
80, and which property is situated on Fiji b street,
Union street, and are now in the occupancy Of the
family Of William Robinson, lately deceased.
Z JACOB, Trustee.
Oct. 7, 1864 oct7dts.
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Timothy Seed! Timothy Seed!
Jul just received By 1. @ FROST = % oeea
sep1o 81 and 70 Main street.
uEATING sT0vRS, HOLLOW WARE
II PL0W POINTS, CRATES, THREsHiNa
MACHINE CASTINGS, Sc, &c. dc. manussc.
sqrea ~ the susscrieer the star Foundry, No. O.,
sept20-3m THOS. G.. cULBERTsoN p
Treat Excitement at 1873 Main Street
Am 10. opening q full and we'll selected 80 -
Fan ana SInser Dry eood' snhr.cns IN kind
Cd during the panic, ! Offer for sale "a lover essh n,se.
than any Other house In the city Ny stocf al Ffsr.s
Msrf1os, Poplins, Alpsecas. Piaid., bslafnes, Bsjnca
rails, Hoop SKIRTS, White 6pcf stiss irry. Vo5J RI.
enavih ETC., etc. 10 full ana e5npfts 4 i ihs,s -
well assortsd colon ofCsrpet<Chains& 49, N
jail early 2d sxanine the goods, bs&rseursh.;,.
ssSnsfe. Coesl.lm) 7. kRkNEDY-
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In ChsnoMy
in the Circuit
Court for Ohio
county.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers viii fnd this the most advap-
watsred and supplied With every convenience. hsvs
bean opened on this line and its connections, and ever
attention u paid to their wants. Prom Harrisburs
where VIII be. ound every convenience for feeling and
9sting, q choice Is offered Of the Philadslphia. M
York and Baltimore Market. This viii also be found
the shortest, quickest and most direct route for stoek 70
New YorkJytaA lisntownI and With fewer changes
than any other. YAK "
o LEwIs, Gem supsyinssndenss Altoona,
Il. HoUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
dslphia" .ienII,n.sa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-12
.TEIrEs ~ 1919 ~

The following acs tsa bssu As,so by TIE ViEsinil
Sc, a.s, and VII, 20 pre- ums b c.Ieurrsd in y sc
Ross o; Delegates. With such law a. this on tae
sa.s,s books, people W-o think they tGVs PrstoEiP
Evs right TO regulate tie sfsiss o. csasfs, viii dad h''
Ihsr pains rAy &c. hem N vsFlsasHrsy bot water;
/. z. q sHaei.d D. h, Gsnsral ASIsH'5!y TIA If
Any tao or uoEC ols sst issoc se tSg thsf 10 any
,os5iv or crsauI ion ubAeyes OF combine or pie
s5 zoe ilat ir tse Pu psIe q preventing IL any
nsLntr rast YER any person or persons Eh)c.'oe'ec
ircu sypleE. "a himself or iatms'l'e' 70 I'aTn aIa
rrseice any trade az, VOesCon o. cslrg shIieVsr,
or lof tie purpose o. inducing by psIsua ion, threats OF
auy otts mtans sBy apprentice or appr1ltcoi IN sceh
trade crAit, vocation or ealing 20 leave he employ
usnI o, lte tmp,Oyso employees, OF fo' ths Pur-
mes by any meas NLateVsr Of preVeoung or deier-
ing any per.on or prsoEs .omsceV,r from learoirg
o. prsclsrg sly ,Iad cIsis, vocation or calling what
sosvs- V,ty such rsTsvn essos'ang mssu 10 = co
1ese OF organization or 60 esEao.ui-s or o'nsprms
fhan D. cttusd iuily o. 4 mirtemts.of.
2. It's &C. shall Le "a iosce from s lai'a8e
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C0NaRESsIOKAk

No,hiog CT npor,aues vs. 5Oa' in 'h' Senate, y's-
1srasy, IN open s-ssiol.
Ths u.uss continued IN open session come time
RssostsSer ih.nss - vA-icas CARNATIONS OF troops
who have rs- eaIt.d fer The war, we've uo0s!y
adopted.
Abu passed alproP,i.rrg - $50 for sic publ
cation sad pJressss OF 900 copies Ct Dss'1 OF he
kass Of ,hs Csnf,dsTa,e Stts.
An smerdueat to she sers:s IL providing General
Sa6 for ne ari,s the field, a. to give Surgeons
% the Stat Of Generals the ss,nla ed rank viii the
pay and Allowances Of Colonel Of cavalry
TIE House also passed bill, 10 P;oVdi for the con-
psnsaon Of horses os lied capture or permanently
ii ablsd in he service Of ;bs Confederate sis,ss; and
ths iii 10 ts,hors, The mPrsssmsns Of meat or tie
uss Of tho Muy under certain Circumstances. Both
tbsss bls may b, lcu-d a. le9g.h under lbs head 'f
the prce5edl g. If The Hou-e.
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IsGr S. Caepsr
(Sig1edl
FROK rvs YORK RIVE BEGI0E

The oyi;sr bo4ls. We untars d, have been stepped
~ order Of the military al hOrisi Us Waite ROuS'
vsch vii have the sEs5, CT EmPcrary enlarge Or
sac ,rats in N, biTslTsE. Toe order il L Greiunsd
va deemed necessary account Of the seen SioaP'
on Sc Hoisl SL,55y aud il prudent measure, w
ser he e.rcrms,a1cts ss TO "tongwsH." or oyi.sr
Sr.dsrl a. a csi-, a-o no; emed 10 &c = her
ave 20 sg g,,a o. Leading "a assvss 70 sac i-ts-
ss,s Of Beast Bu.lss for 4 svfyieni bride. Is Wou!s
Iot be al .dsa 10 restrict he Privileges Of she
sssdt ssh on. lies 50 su,h individuals only, a The
sosoty al h,rsl on Teak RIVER shal esriy 20 Be- tss
% jha Ccn.e-cisy-.
Tas rs,s dsaisrs On + oaaoHd may make 'bs rsPaTs
n Sreuis fer a. e-sA,s Ct ,hsir IlsaSy s1orbitlnt
Prs,i pas ,Ls o,ou, " 0sa Si'lrs ,hsS, Is on'y
Temporary
s.uE.a q sls P-r,nssis, who laksn prisoner
~ party Of I.gkss lsIari ia, b.toss ,hs lass al
vars, TO b ClstitO.uy, bas a'' returned, ard 10
persE "a. he enemy Lam ding large 70 - q Een
oad age saoan'S o. ruTp les A. Newport NsSs.
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r1r vJIJT1Ry RuL-NR FuNSrEn.

In the House Of Representatives, yesterday, Mr. Fun
stem, of Virginia called attention to the following para
graph from city paper in relation to the proceedings
Of the House in secre ssssiO ION the Military Bill;
"An amendment, With reference to the exemption Of
she press offered BY Me-. Funston, Of Virginia, was
adoped It eKtsnds the exemption Of editor, form
erly limited to newspapers published on the 10Th Of
April ls62 TO these published 'po 10 that date and
sirCe the beginning If the VAR" raid editor "to b O
practical PriRtsr.'
Ar. FunsIen Sa!d that although the Injunction Of
ssossy bad not bsn removed from the proceedings Of
:he House chat ill yet be would take the liberty to
slate hat be vas 'the author Of no spch amendment
We take psN'u-s in Publishing Mr. Fuussns disclaimer
and placing hin rss.us in slria.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-12

A Nav "LANDLS ARIsTcoRAcI' TEE SoUTH-A
soldet correspondent Of tbo New York Times writing
r Port RoyS, Scuh Carolina, Aladss to The sells of
uhsokset suds in tina! department. follows: ~ wish
you would protect sgsuSvhi land sIiss eonduc ed
ia IN dsPsrtaon. We are lighting TO put down one
aud isO,rsOy, aud We ought at the time
build % sno:ss7. fear the colored would be
much b,nsetsd By the change. There Il 10 chance for
competition in 'ssa, here is chance for any ore
bu: Government ,Giias and taTy officer, aud few
Norh nshlrPer' 10 become NGl,inted With the lands
o; to a:snd the sale. Consequently, few OF the best
plantation, sold for song, and the others bid
in by she Government"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-12
RosE BE-EyLEsTKESZS T0B TEs KAR


The following tfic al tssIa ca from Gs1. Lee 10 'ss
Wa, Department tu-o-resI the cheering Intelligence
Of 90 trusd lsnl tn-nts Of our gllnt troops Of the
Amy Of Northern VIgiuia:-
OsASsE @. H. Feb. 10. 1854
IL GSs S. Cooper:
Sn,s nv las aln0Iaosasni, tha following EOoYs
hsvs rs-sBlsssd for he war: TIE remaining ISTHsAh
Of " looks oil bsy,il-Ih aad 10 AAbAVA rssi-
nsn1; Nshoa,'s brig,d GoFdoa's Georgia brigade;
81 aad 33d Georgia rsg msnsI OF Wig "a b:sad; las
regimen. V-gaa A.dl,,.y; AL Lon,E'i Vagina cav
al,y briglis R'.sulllaaa,' AS Pro!rssing Ia O'AsF
Arizadss and diviEoni
(Sjgaedl K LbA
hhrlss 'h.Ia day passes that CcUgEesI doss not
take ecgsisaDes Of the voluntary rs-sasnvnt for he
war CT some regiment brg,de oghss organ EAd'n CT
Ssrarmy, IL all d'Iiiss o. ;he COnfedTtcy, vhSr' tls
fetluRsl Of he ccat-7s ave oss; their lOL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-12
NOTICE.
o MTs NTuHUFb CHE'FHi
non re,ident Of The s!ste Of Virginia.

To Mr.. Francis Smith,
mon resident OF the State Of Virginia:
En:-Ycu nou. that Iha proceed Al Lancaster
Court Lancaster and State OF Virginia.
day Of MARCH, 1884, between the hours Of sunrise and
sunset of that day to take the deposuons OF DIX and
certain suit equity depending In the Circuit Court Of the
city chmond, wherein plaintiff and defendant
notify yor that shall proceed on the Ssh day Of
MARCH, 1854 Law once Of Hdward Cannon In the said
ctT OF Richmond between the hours OF 4 NJ and p NJ Of
sail named day. 70 take the dispositions Of VIM hascs and
ohs - be read evidence In behi the same suit
Al which times and psces you attend II you think proper
And from any the said ospoons not begun be
ing begun o6mpeted ct the times and places above
toned taking Of the will be adjourned from time 70
tue may be NECESSARY, until the same are coIplsted
l. II. DIX,
Rirhrond cs.h, 1S64-UAv ky his Attorney.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-12
USIrED SrATls AsHI OTTI0aas IL FHE REBILI

USITED STATS ABHT OFFICERS THE REBILLIoN.-
Assistant General ToWcsend has made report
Containing list Of al knosn desertons Ct non CON-
niIlor ed eica aud pFiYs:es from the Regular Army
50 she Rebels. Tbs number iS only Is, OF whom 20
are from The Sd Infantry. be bias siso compiled =
liz Of ice tfRseIs Of the Regular Army who have lsf
&c service by reignatiOa dessltion TO epggs in the
rebehcn. The ,o.s s SIT, Ct whom ls3 have eutSrsd
shs Rsbsl SERVES, " are Pr.suned to have done So
one uIs dismissed f.r surrsudeIipg his command in
fee OF he e0smy, and one made sremp. to desert
50 hs Rebel /; 942 have resigned, 20 were 81 s-ed,
ssd wee drcP2,'.
TIE Albany B'eEirs Journal says, "B:Suregard
held h. commission Of Captain; Hill, that OF FIRST
Lieutenant; Hasdee TIA: OF Lisutensut Colonel; Stone
wall Jackson, TIA! Of Second Li.utenaut; Albert 8.
Johuson, tht Of Colonel and B.ey.t Brigadier Gen
era Lse, hat Of Colonel Lei gs,reet thA Cf pay
ml5eg saury, tina! Of OlP.Gn; AarmAduke, thai OF
Second Lieutenant; Hagrudsr, thas OF Captain; Pc
an thai of Frat Lieu enant Pemberon, that OF Cap
,Ain elatdssIum, that Of Second Lieutenant; Rains
t5as Of Lsu.enan: Colonel; Stuart Ihss OF Oip ain
Kr2y Smith, TIA. Of Esj,r The only General who
turned traitor WAS rWlgss."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-12

PAaroETa-The beauty o; tho passport system is il
Illustrated by the FACT that dred Yankee officers
escape beyond the limits OF tie city without passports,
and utbOu. being cha lspged by TIE pekets presumed
- DO posed on the various outlets from Richmond
Loyal citizens are required to obtain pasporP, but all
Others if they DO not choose to buy the precious scrap
Of paper, styled "a passport" must make their way out
By thanking the pickles.
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John B. P0AGTE & WA. F. P0AGUB,


VIM Welvsr hocung Archibald Peadle and Ann his vile
formerly Bgg and the unknown ehd or children OF said
Pendls and wife,
By Decree By Circuit Court Of Rcckbrdge,
IN the State Of Vna the 18th day OF April 1851 In the
deersed and ordered, that be referred 10
Of the Masters Of the Court who directed TO Inquire Into
Ascertain when vhere the DEFENDANT Ann Pende for
meJ Ann Bg daughter of Tn mas Bsss late Of s coun-
deceased married where and under what circumstances
she from @ Commo ah, and whether before
moving had LAWFUL living when and where she
and heard hether she had lawful
whether she living not whether she let
surviving And he will thereof the
with other matters specially stated deemed by
himself which required BY Of the parties TO b. 30
he 10 notify all concerned, by four tuccs
I'VE week. publication In the Richmond Whig, Newspaper
the city Richmond that unsfs the said Ann Pend
Who e40 her lawful stue, IL sae
Circuit court Of said coanty on or
before the l2h day April next and establish their night
fupd Of 90 the control OF the said cou the
pann O. B. and W. Poague and the defendants w. wsa-
yer Jno w. HcCung vendess OF william Eggs, and The
children MeCung deceased wi thea ask the sail Court
for declaring then ened 70 the sad fund.- pre-
sur pIon Of the Death said Ann Pends without lawu
sue living at her dssts pursuant 70 the provisions Of the viii OF
the said Thomas Bggs, deed.
Notice hereby ven that vii proceed 70 &C, upon the said
decree 9th Of March next oce In the
Lexington, In said county. WILLIAM DoLD,
Commrin ohaneery.
J. D. DAVIDSON,
Attorney for the PlsInns rad the defendant Weaver
IL 19-ytw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-12

RAnOvAL The Office of Capt. Coke, Enrolling Officer
Tor this Congressional District has been removed from
Ba:k street to the second floor OF the building on Tic
NOr.hrids of Man, near Ninth, occupied on the main
aoor by Euker's res Aurant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-12

SUCCESSFUL HUETEs -Ms. W. ". HIskins, Sf La.
flytis county, FL, few days ago, killed two Gears
Weighing four bundled pounds each aadiour large buck
deer in the space CT one hou Of time. Toe sane gen.
tsHan time previously caught with hook sad lii
y ale trout and killed three Wild turkeys in ezs t. an
one hour. good section that to live in, espeC ally in
these tines
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-12

EzE CArAsLA SERVICE 1t is estimated that Il ere
are in she COnfsderlcy eleven hundred thousand men
AL, to bear arms bswaen the ages OF IS and as and
ol hundied thousand udsr aud above those ages WHO
are olPAbo Tor service. There Ia possible chance
for tie Yankees TO subirs,se L. II each docs his
duty In vhItever sphere 10 may be.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-12
DELLYoUEgT DLSRURSIys AGHY7H

Unless Congress is cOhuroed that tee officers who
have bsoa entrusted with the disbursement Of public
moIey are without exception, not subject to tempta-
ton, aud p Slt strictly for every dollar expended
BY them, let resolution be adopted ,uthoriHing the
appointment Il a committee empowered to sscertain
from he Auditors Of she Treasury the Of all dis
bursi officers who have failed to comply, for trelVs
noHih' with the Law requiring quarterly re.rrss. Toe
rpOs of The committee would, perhaps diGOlOse de-
gee of dslr QaeBcy toe part Of certain dsburang
alcerI, which would occasion some surprise
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-12
NALUABLR FARM OF 1888 ACRES,

VALUABLE FARM OF 1889 ACRES,
called "AAnSoelt"n Sussex comfy, on he Peer.errg
Norfolk Railroad II meI from Peersburr for sAWs are
Aused TO sell the valuable farm containing SsS
BY which about 500 znd balance
timber Which Al least cords Of wood
THIS open land Of COED heAr having been mred or
lined years age The crop Of 1902 Or eight mixed
baoco other cropI The buildings eors Of ortabe
Ing containing four bssoes iva large Kitchens each
eontAbinE rooms also stables lcehcue,
abe ar through the land bat Wayey De-
mile distant the Gveing Possession given
a once The place very healthy To ,rc psedy sails, hs
Apply - eoDDN APPRRsoN.
f.1Q-M
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TaI EuADIa OF EAIOa BUEEOuaHs.-T Pslsrsburl
Express Gays:

THE EURDss OF EAIOR BUERoUsHs.-Tle Petersburg
Express Gays;
By the recent arrival of lady from the vicinity Of
Norfolk, Of the highest reSpsetAbility learn hat
MAJOR Edgar Burroughs whose death at Portsmouth has
already been announced, EEs bru.aly murdered by q
nsyIo soldier attached the Yankee army. 1t will be
rcol eets that be oOnaued in the hospital at PVra
ucu.h VIII tae small po1, and the Yankee ;ouns rep
r,acnHd shat no was shot while sndeavoriDg TO make
mis- escspe. We uoW hear that hsjor Burroughs was
not sudeavorng TO escape but was simply turning
ia his bed when be brutAy shot through the back
BY she dsEtIrdly E.boyiAa aho has bes7 clad in Yam
kte uniform And med with musket to walsh the
movements Of this gallsnt man, who just
iUg from tho loAths9ms dseAss which had sc Esd JPN
hiI delicate tame. This reaches "a through third
pa ~ bus is every way reliable aud related to the
istasr Of hsjor Burroughs b. the dying soa, who
yVed We ia shos jls ocg enough 20 enable his aged
sreJt % each him, and receive the declaration from
Il dying lips.
VIII not QUE soldiers remember this great outrage
she greatest in tho black catalogue OF enormitieE
tad by she inhumAn foe suoe ois bloody and ubholy
var has ben ilsuEurI;ed! Tho blocd of Nsjor Bur-
Tougbs criss aloud fer geaneO, AID gallant so
era z ut see TO it IA t tbs Is needed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-12

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
once Of ths Circuit Court for King Queen county
Monday, TIE lat day Of February 1884:
On ths Richard Goodman Intends 10 the
the Circuit cour King Queen county the viii
Of Phsbe Goudmln, decd for pbAt and GdAv having been
mads lid that vii lam T. GulimAn Robert GOndman,
A. aouldnAn Charlotte GsudnSn, George eouds an,
h robat are nonesdsnis e Il l. ordered they
appsar the Of the saa Court Why the
"a gii shOuld not be admitted 70 record
ssPy-Teste,
hm-wIw - RoBHRR POLLARD, Jr., OK.