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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
EROK TIE T4LLEE-CAPrURF OF rsALE

We learn from the Rockingham REGISTER, as vel as
from another source TIA. on Fday lass, AsoF Harry
sinner, and rs command, eaPu,ed en- express train
between DufRe,ds and KsarusysTilIe the Baltimore
and Oslo Ralfos5, bould from Baltimore to Wheeling.
Toe fruits Of tie elr;gre from ffty to sixty armed
T.Etess, c., Sc containing GlsrSe amount Of Green
backs large run5sr Of revOlVers sGbres, watches,
scd other articles Of value.
Unfortunately t1ere was 3 large force Of The enemy
al Harper's Terry and Mar in5lurg, when the signal
rockets sent up warned OOs So5s tat they must be in
hurry, srd they accordingly we've oonPsed to let tie
prisoners 60 It said tat seaA.Of Blight Of Indiana,
and Gen. Aver we're aboard tbs stain Al the tine bat
the latter concealed hiuSsf or escaped.
The enemy followed cur men to SsrAsburg, Sas With
ana avail
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

FUND YoUR NorEs.-We scarcely need invite the
attention OF our readers to the notice Of the Secretary
of the Treasury published in tOday'a paper. He calls
upon the people to comp forward at orcs. and fund
their Treasury notes in accordance with the recent act
BE tells them that the certificates or bends for which
the notes may be exchanged are receivable for taxes
this year. st par and not subject TO the as on othsS
bonds and credi5. We hope that everybody with a
surplus of notes win aksl them in forthwith. and not
wait IN il the last moment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

THE CASH OF Mrs. PArrEsoS ALLAS.-The s1Amina-
ton Of ArG PatteSon Allan, cha ged with attempting
to communicate with the public enemy By letter, and
thereby giving aid aud comfort 10 the same, was on
Friday concluded before Confederate Commits ioaer
Watson, WbO refusing BAIL rsnt her OF to the confede-
rate Count be tried for high treason. On Saturday,
Oou sci of the accused AesSrs Geo. g. Randolph, and
James Lyons, made an application for bail before
Judge Hallyburton, which having beef beard, the
Judge admitted her to bail in tho sum Of 100000 10
app ar before the Confederate Coart the 10th of
March, and AasEsr for the Oaenca With which she
stands charged
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
Tex CITY.

CHAIsD WYE RosSsRT ASD SCSrEOrED OF kURDER--
John Ryan was brought before the Mayor Saturday
NOR ming charged with having robbed James Kelly
Of ono hundred dollars and gold ring. I'sppesred
that Kelly was robbed aud beaten on Monday night
las. some where in Rockets and the next msrnng early
started OF in quest Of the rcbbsr whom be sad he knew
Hs Wens Immediately 70 an old shAnty near the brick
yard on Cary street between 23d and sab sireet oc-
cupied BY tao women of i'll fame, and making e loud
knocking, demanded to 90 admitted. A man who was
in the house opened the door and Kelly 1t % supposed
assaulted him However that may be, the two scuid;d
aud iouShI some time at the door, the unknown man
ran on and Kelly came into the house bleeding, and
telling one Of the women that he stabbed laid down
on the floor. BE Was subsequently removed by his
friends and died tho next day of stab 10 tie breast
received in !be Eight with the unknown man. Shortly
after the sAbbing John Ryan was econ BY some friends
of Kelly with ring known TO have belonged to the
latter and was arrestedas the robber He a; first sad
the ring belonged to him, Blu. afterwards that he had
found il in the street. The persons who arrested him
thought they could distinguish stains Of blood on his
hands but Ryan insisted that what they took for blood
was only dscoloraton produced By lunaceusIic with
which he was in the habit Of c-uterizog gAngrenous
sore on bis leg. The women Of the house where Kelly
was stabbed declared that not Ryan, but an Italian was
the man who stabbed him. Ryan was sent on to an
sWer the charge Of robbery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

Max SHor-A soldier belonging to one of the bate
rss below Richmond, was, on yesterday, accidentally
shot He was throwing some old guns into wagon
when one OF them exploded the ball passing through
his wrist and breaking both bones OF tie forearm. H'
wAs carried to the SsabrOok hospital where his wound
was attended to.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

INOIrAs IssTREEorOH AND RIBELLIoN.-A HntE or
Hines and Noses TcLland who for the past two weeks
have been lying in Castle Thunder, charged with at
tempting TO inoite rebellion and insurrec ion, sere
brought before the Mayor Saturday. The evidence
against then that detective had heard Hints tell
soldier that there had been Al organization Of old
women to mob JEFF. Davis that had failed, but that
the soldiers we're the proper persons to MOB him; that
the Yankee prisoners well armed, and would soon
break oocs aud If the soldiers would join them this
war would be ended at once. While HntE was talking
10 he soldier FricklAnd came TO- Snd, seeming to agree
with Hints, said "yeS' notice to attend the order
Of DruidS was also found on HintE. The Mayor dis
charged the accused sGyug he va, bound to conclude
that when the military authorities sent him prisoners
they had tried and discharged them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

sIUAR1's RAID IL lsss.-A eouesporden. of tie
Ph.Alelphh InqIrsr, fom Harrisburg, ElyS tabular
statement Of the damages allowed sacws TIA: durir
ths suar. RADIO 1861 lers O'P.ured and stolen
By the rebels s9s horses ia haers, 81 7ss 81 worth
Of ssdilcs and $s99 "A Eoslh Of grain; While there
we're s. All 4S worth Of property and me-ehaad Es Of
different kinds carried away destroyed. The grand
Aggregate amount q iamags IN tbs sePO;t lie Slls-
s7l 7S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

Gs7. L. La~, Of the Army Of Virginia, has au-
thosssd ths denial Of his reported resignation.
The rumor Of ParsOn B,oWnlOs'a death is stated to
be without foundation.
Colonel Wheeler fatally wounded By Hsjor Glover
at Dsm0pCl' Ala q feT days Sinos
The L7nehbuFg Vi-ginisn sAys eleven hundred thou
Ssad dollA vas funded in Confederate SIX per cent
boudr, in that city, Wednesday and Thursday.
Th- rrics Of aour in DAnvl. suddenly from $50
70 t22S per barrel = few days ago.
The tax in kind has been RENTED ID East Tennessee,
and tie money value Of tho articles assessed will only
be collected.
Tue Legislature Of Alabama imposed = tax Of Ahy
SsuiI On every pound raised 500 pounds Of seed
cotton 70 the hand.
The Conslersts tax collected in Cumberland county,
n c. fr-m July, 1853, 20 February 1884 will amount
to 1851 $40 Is
Eleven thousand OF BOtetourt IVA county bonds
sold ct auction recently At premium of hfy-three
psr cen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

SIaALIHs WHHKT,-About ChIis.mas,lae large liquor
warehouse ofN T. Pate, on Cary-sIsst, below 18th
street, was entered in the night and quantity Of Whs
key bag Of cOes and several dozen bottles Of brandy
stolen thofeircm. Several Of the negroes employed
their guilt, aud ted the polcs that there was white
man engaged with them in the robbery On Saturday,
Richard WynAnt, member Of the Presidents Guard,
was brought before tbs Mayor IS that nan. VIM Bat
ton stated that the morning after the robbery no bad
bought three gallons Of whisky from WynAnt which
Whlky was eAimSi by Mr.. Pate as soma that had been
Solen nom him. Wynan. sent On to tho Hastings
Court
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

CArrUEE OF a SLAvEL-Tos Spanish Was steamer
Nsp.uniO arrived as H-vana on Too morning CT The VI
insA, With brig Ia ,oa having on board 100 slaves
shs vas captured q medos ths north SIDE o. tae
Island Of Cuba. Toe Government is raid to have had
Srmkto1 sos weeks since OF The sxPesasd arrival Ct
this brig
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
THE WEsf-LIHE OF fifth, BETWEEN CLAY AND
MARSHALL STREET, FOR SALE AT AUorIok.-Wilb be sold
At Auction she premises, TUESDAY, the 2sd February
1874 at o'clock p NJ thst truly valuable REAL kSIzIE
located above recently occupied By Mr. Geo. d. Hut
ION Including ali the budogi thereon admirably weltadsped
10 the business for which they were erected.
The LOT has ont Of 90 feet, and depth Of ITO feet
Il win subject right Of the occupants 70
this 400, and with he privilege Of another year
st the same rent
THRns-OGIh-
The tax for ths year 70 be paid By the purchaser.
This ysrT favorable opportunity for persons invest their
money. GOBOiN AfKkssVn,
feio AnctioneerA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

A Brave YoUAa R1BEL The Abingdon VEginian
says Htie boy twelve yearl oil In Lee county son Of
Pstsr Phipps Who vas - brutally irea,si BY Major
Beers recently cap usi ey General JO0es was caught
By The Yankees AMI three tines huOg because h would
nCt cheer for rcc.n Eloh time. when relieved from
t1s rope he shouted a. the ,op Of bis CO Hu.Tah
for ia. Davis" Toe Yankees finally ls: hing 60, IS
an ineorriybe rebel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

An RNSALNKR IN Trouble The arrest Of DR.. VIM.
J. MGcu:e, Embamer and DisinfectOr General who,
under the prettnce Of going down TO Aex to dsnter
body, was trying to convey TO the North person.
owing military services to the Confederate States has
already been mentioned. The case was examined on
Saturday by Commissioner A, II. Sands, and the 40
o., sent on to the Confederate Court Il appeared
from the evidence that Mcclure being suspected of being
engaged in running CT rariSs to the North, Jno. o.
Weather!ord special diets etive, sent to him and
instructed to represent himeef soldier anxious to
desert and get into the enemy nes. Mcclure agreed
to take hin beyond the Potomac for 1000, which
Weatherford paid to one Capt. Kirby, partner Of
Mac ure's. All the arrangements having been made,
Mcclure started from Richmond with Weathei ford and
Al other passenger named Harris, Richmond Jew,
carrying along an empty coffin too look professional
AID having papers for two men, represented to be his
assistants in exhuming bodies. Detectives Reese and
Oraddock arrested the party at the head Of the
heehsnicvlle pike and brought them back to the city
On the way back Mcclure endeaVored to bride the de-
tectVes let him eeoips. From present appearances
the greatest cEms that Mcclure be convicted Of is
Al attempt to bride government detective.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
VTRGINIA-Che.terfold county, to wit

VIRGINIA-CheIterfeld county, to wit
Ala County Cour. held Chesterfield county, a. the
Court House thereof on The llh day OfJSnuary 1864
Cornelius D. Hioti, Phi,
against
Elliott AdminSrator OF Sarah Elliott, deceased, Grandsr
son Thurman aad Maria Thurman, Bis wife, Lacss and
Sarah, hz VIE TAtmss ko John BSugh, Sarah Baugh
hartaA BAugh, 0asih o Bsugh, MARY 5Augh emeine
BGugh Nargaret BoWles, James klott Beverly Eott
ormery Jane lott) and her and whose name II
unknoEn, Raugh EOly HliO';, Adelaide Elios and HI
hernia Nlott DsftS.
IN OHANoERY.
The object Of This suit 20 obtain dlvIon Of Vie slaves be
lonrnE OF sarah Eott, deceased, the DIS
buses entitled thereto and GSo 70 eomps the standardization
By aid Of is Sou and distribute the whole
hsetL after payment Of debts among Tie dIbntees onued
hsrelo adaV having ksn made that Jane Formerly Jane
MoI daughter JOha Ro deceased and her present huS
band WhcIe unknown not residents Of this stste
Likewise AdAY having been made that e name Of said
yapeG unknown, said nonresident and unknown
required within month amer
hereof and do What protect
Ts1ss: HLAs oHEATHAM, Clerk
fea-WGas
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
TN GOOCHLAND COUNTY COURT, 18TH

IN COOCHLAND COUNTY COURT, 18TH
u Janu.ry, iSaS: go,
eoE O. Bs In he right, and - sdninsratoI OF Marina
BrltI cseAsSd, J. Cooley and Martha j. his WIFE Ja
TodI and susan p bis wife, oelS and America his
wife, WIN. g. Britt and VIM s. ThurSion Flu~
against -.
MarT B and he children and heirs Of John L. Thuton Ehols
names are unknown, and George ThSston, LAurA TAR
bury nEihAn Ysrbury her husband, and Lucy
and Wm- ByearS, her husband. Diu.
IN CHANCHRY.
Fhr day came the piaipHs By D. LeGke, ne Aterney
and nsd their bill In this Su tbs object Of which 70 OBTAIN
decree The sale and dht uon 81 the Pceeeos among ne
parties certain iAVes and tract OF hundred and WE'VE
land In es5ehlEad county Uhea were hea ~
Martha B eurDg her LIFE; and appearing by amoAut icy
Gt e sadren hsrI Of Jhn L. Thurton deceased Eho
are made defendants By the general description Oh paNes
unknown and that they and the Defendants So'
O. Thursion Laira O. Yarbury Nathan Hreuy, her has
band Lusy BySsIs and W her husband are no.
redent Of this state Il ordered that they appear utnh one
month after dus publication Of % eTde and % what mecca
bary - protect their interest In tbs salt.
Jas-v4.' EAR W MILLER, o'rk 3
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
gAUCTION SALES.
PUTURE DAYS. :


~ WILLIAMSON 4 90. Auct'rs-
ssE5sEo. l92 Msin street.
"ORIENTAL SALOON AT AUCTION.
ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE,
SUPERB CHAMBER SITE
BEAUTIFUL PI0Iu k1s, ,r,no,a
SPLENDID DAMAsK CURTAINS,
BOHEMIAN AND OUT GLASS WARE
cAoice assortment Of oRocKnRr. b., ks'
AZ auction.
ON THURSDAY, the 18th inst, commencing
" ct 10 O'clock A. NJ, shall sell Il Ae shove named
very popular fashionable Rating and Drinking Saloon, su
atsd on Main street. between ISM and h Streets the entire
stock Of Furniture and Fixtures together viii the key, goodwill
and license.
We would partIcuarise a. follows:
elegant msrbls-top eldeooarm te
superb Chamber Bet, (Mihogsny)
1 beauiful Cottage Set
maanIncent DAmssx Curtains
Osne-seat and WINDSOR Ohairs
. splendid Brussels Carpets
Bureaus, Tables, DeskS
BedsteldI, sofas, Lounges
Cooking GtoVe and Range, On good order1
BrittanA and Tin Ware
Beds aud Bedding
cIboics bohemian and CuLGlass Ware
Tumblsrs, Gobets and Wine Glasses
Cups, saucers, Plates. Dishes, Bowls 10.
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, &C., 10
d ...s ALSO,
Key, Goodwill and License OF the establlshnent
in thorough repair supplied With wafer ana 81
located house for buEinc OF n7os
any kind 70 be found in the city. WILLIAMSON 0e,
fe70-td AucuoneerL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

H4SDsOxE PsrsESr Capt L. G. Contd, Of Gen
Eorgan's staf, has been presen,ed with ansguS'snt
war horse, valued at 50 OO0 by the citizens OF SheaAn-
d5sh and Ffe5sdek connie. O,Pt Ccnri was for a
tine seou. IN Il part Of Virginia, aDdld success a
a..aek upon bs5y Of Va KEGS at Fs5e''s Hill, last
spriog tbs p-ssclt Il rald' bin IS an aeknOSless-
uent Of The yaluasle services be has RET deed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

CArrVRE IT Gsy. Josss.--Ths Bristol Tenn Ga
ss.te, OF tie 1852, says portion Of Ger. Wu. 4
JOnss command, captured wagon train Of sasntJ one
wagons, together with II Yaokess on Friday previous,
about Is or 80 ues uess Of Jonssvs and within seven
,psles al Cumberland Gao.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

(essoLD HAERls, JE.-Ths traitor and 'py Arnold
HArrs, Jf.. b. whose ylainy Nj Rsid Sanders vas
captured, vas We learn, among the prisoners taken at
snlhseld By Captain Suldivant lat managed 10 rake
his escape afer the surrender of tie Smith Briggs
Harris IA now Al ga in ths Yankee service, and was
one Of the br'glnds uho lai aadon waste
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

asiAnt Engineer Of tie Confederate Navy. He vas
nssvs Of Virginia and volunteered his services On the
occasion Of The capture otthe Underwater
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

HUsT1Nss COURr.-The following cases were tried In
this Court on Saturday; Mary Ale, indicted for en-
tsring the dinDg-rOOn Of hr' George 7. B'Oker, in
the daytime on the lash OF December last and ateaug
set of oliver plated casors, found guilty Of Petit
larceny aud sens to jal for siE months.
Julius WalHmGn was tried for ttyAliug two from
James Carter Of HenricO. TIE jury being unable to
agree upon verdict, the prisoner remAnded to jail
TO await new trial.
James Small was tried for St. Alng cAr-springs from
the Petersburg Rail Road Company and sent to jail for
one month.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
Ell E g II A r H l O
RapoYts OF tEs Press Association.
Entered according Of Congress In The year 1865 By
FHRAsHER in the erGb once Of the Diot Court OF the Oon-
feierate States 70. thu Northern District Of Georgia.

FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Feb. lO.-oae hundred and nineteen
shells we're fled at tire city to-day.
Yankee blockAding ship is repcr ed to have sunk
during the blow Of yesterday.
Rs-enismonts for the ere progressing in this de-
partmsnt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

The Commonwealth of Virginia,
70 THE sHKRIFRs OF TIE COUNTIES or LAHoAsfRk
AN0 NORTHUMBERLAND, GREGriNG:
WHEREAS, vacancy has occurred in the
rspresentatlonin the House Of Dga from the Dis
iot composed Of the counties Of Lancaster and humbeand
oeeasoned b. the inelipbly Of Thomas Bets: These
therefore The q the Commonwealth, 10 require you
cause election TO DO held In your said counties Lancaster
and Eorhumbeand Thursday, the foth day Of Februa
1854, for Delegate 70 al The vacancy Aforesaid
In TESTIMONY xHnRoy witness HUGH W. tHEPFEY, Speaker
Of House Of Delegates this iltn day Of FsbrusTy D.
1894 and 10 the s1th year OF he Commonwealth
HUGa W sHERRKY,
Speaker OF The House Of Delegates.
By the Speaker Of The House Of Delegates:
fsla-c.d W. p. ao.DOs, Jr, Clerk Of the II. ofD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

ESWARD J. GIIL-Auerg those who sore killed IN
the a.s boarding ard espare o. the U. s steamer Un
dsrsriier, near Nevbsp, vas EiWard j. Gill; Fret Al
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
No s1rrron o. sUsnIssIOE.-The Nev YOEk WOE

No SrLPToN OF SUBNIssIoN.-Ihe Ne" York Wohd
Of TIE 10 h says:
"The extracts We give from the Southern journals thia
morning give no evidence Of any disposition on the part
OF the Ooufederstes 10 surrender the struggle. Not
wis standing the exceedingly harsh measures Of the re-
bel government they 10 be very generally SC
ulieseed 10 as necessary under the circumstances JeK
Davis is M the master OF the situation so far as con-
ree control Of the men and Of she South is
eerned and Wills that is So it is idle to expect tbs
beon to end uni its armies scattered. There is,
no doubt gring WEAKNESS dependency a. tie South;
bu. We fail to detect the first symptom OF submission.
It curious 20 notice thai VITA al the reports OF uni
Versal starvation, papers and new books are an
nOuuosd by he Richmood publishers"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

By ELLETT, BELL FOX, Auctoneers-
A UCTlON SALE OF CONSIGNMENTS
ssrss. large consnnsnls Of nsfchands just landed per
Of Eoods s.pscy adapted 70 the wants Of The c0unay Thsy
"N ''- cassI ~ printed ssdSsr Hahn
DO DO , Initiate a, sllE s,. DO DO
do super Bsndsnnss and Ooras H,nk'h
do Black GrOI du Rhine oravah and Scarf
! do fancy Brighton seArfs
As % sI1 T.a AID S oIs; Ties and Slips
sbalss "a black French TrIcot cloth
! DO DO BLACK Sss and Blue Dl.soass
. 3: = al. aI.S S;iiiae co:tnp
do Chevot do
bales 81 bus Pilot Cloths
Do Do stse.i.lin DO
DO q Whitney Do
2 Gases Mems Stout Brown and Mixed Hall. Hossi
DO Meas MsIiao ansh. shr. and Drawer.
% s extra Hoop Skirt a. - e. g. =. hoops
/ DO Mems Shetland Lambs Wool Shirts
Dc ~ and ~ inch BLACK Elastic shOs Web
I do Black ossnnaeTe shaNh
> do Long oioth Shirts
do Fancy WOODEN snirs
1 do Regatta Paper Collars
90 10 Black Gro. do II Rim
B do - and ~ Fancy Prints
Do Black and RhIts Prlrh
do Planters Linen
do WOmsn's Waite Cotton Hose
dc do Gray do
do Ohildrenf no
/ French suspende-s
do womsns Chldrsn's Assorted Gloves
do Men'' and wonenS Msrino and Cause Under
veSh
I do French GlnghAms
! do Chene Spring Poplas
] do YAEcy ali wool DelAlnea
5 do Black Mohlirs
do ~ Rol Cambfics
l de ~ Irish Linens
Dc Gard Clothing, fancy, asserted slsss
Dc CASTLE Soap
10 bGles Hops
100 HalteTG
100 Brides, ks, To-, 10
The sale Will commence At 10 O'Clock Catalogues or dcsorp-
don win be ready on the day preceding the sale.
RLLEfT, BELL Yox,
hS-H Auotionses-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
oohMIsa ONRR's oTTIoA,
n Comm Honan. Rnh- IL lahl-

COhMsA ONRRB 0TRIOH, I
CHMYERuzD CoURT House., Feb. 10, 1884,
ITO Louis Robiou, Caroline NJ. K. Smith,
John Martin and Marion N. Martin by decree OF The
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield pronounced AZ IT, November term
1855 in One suit therein depending styled Louis T. Maro e ais
o. Louis Robiou d II IL referred 10 Commissioner Of said
Court 10 make enquiries TO the best mode OF dividing
n land and negroes mentioned In kind otherWe be-
n tbe land ana negroes which the late widow OF Thomas
deceased lad lie estate including the parcs conveyed
nv TnoAs Robou and vie 10 the deent liant Caroline NJ K
sh rake notice therefore, that have fXed upon SATUR
DAY the 96h Of March, 1854 ONCE at chesterfield Court
Home as the place for executing said decree
Given my hand oomnilsionsr In Chancery Of said
Oouit: hAIhAH N: Oo6piLLt
fel6-lGWtWS commissioner
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
VIRGINIA, TO-WIT AT Rules held

VIRGINIA, TO-WIT AT Rules held in
the Clerks once ofths Circuit
the ls hs I'd day Of February both ineuss ia the
year 1854:
WA W. MIehaux, executor ofwm wlh.n deceased, and In
lis right, VIM Bernard Mlchsux and Sally Yenia Nj.
ehaux, infan who sues By the said VIM. w. MehAaI her
next fisnd, Plth,
against
May Dunn Joseph Archer and administrator Of Hn-
Archer deceased, and the other children OF the sad VIM
Archer deceased, whose unknown, John WshA
Archer son Of Edward Archer deceasd Hugh
and Harriet h vifa formerly Harriet Archer, daughter Of
he said I'd. u. Archer, deceased, Uefta
/ | IN OHANCERY
The object Of this suit 10 have division Of the real and
Of VIM Waha decesei VIII By the death Of
Sally Watha his widow subject 10 diyi.ion the
eRstees said VIM Waltz deceased; and the plantni
hsvug BILL and appearing BY s ayit nled that
Defendants John waha Archer and Hugh Nelson Harriet
WIFE non-rssdenu Of the State OF Vrna and that the
nube and Of the children Of Wp Archer deceased
except JOS A. Archer unknown, the moon OF the plain
INA b. counsel ordered that the sd and unknown
defendants appear here within after due pubnca
ton this ORDER what necessary TO protect their
herein; and that Of this order be forthwith iSserted
hs Richmond Whig and Public Advertiser, aneWpsper pub
shsd the city Of Richmond, and continued for
that another be posted the front door
the House Of this county the county day
fee-vtw r. =. GRAVES, Clerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
ESSEX COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE.

ESSEX COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE.
PY VIRTUEo OF the power and authority vest
ID ed in me- by order Of ksex County COURT the 18Th
day January shall oner for SALE at pub 10 aueton a.
he place holding TIE oouF said County on the third Mon
day In Psbruay next being Essex County Court day fair
no fair thereafter ght thousand hye hundred
and doas Of hs bonds Of said County with Interest
from the date Interest be paid annually and the principal
redssmAblS LIST day fJanuIry 1879 and not sooner
is9S-etda Comm'r OF Essex Co. Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

seozIsa vhs,s Psgsl makes VIA oresa VIZ aasss
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

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