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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-12-10
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PIERC E-McG UIGEN.-O the 9TH inst,
by the Rev. j. I. Brown, Mr.. WV. W.
PIERCE and Miss MARGARET McGuIGEN,
both of this county,
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A VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.

-
AT PRIVATE SALE.
TN consequence of the remoteness of nv
L property from my residence, will dis
pose of at Private Sale, my FARM, on
Chnrn creek, on naSigable water, in Kent
county, Nd, containing 1914 Acres of Land
adjoining the lands Of Messrs. Isaac Parsons,
Geo. X. Beck and Geo. R. Stephens. 1t is
divided into fields, is under good fencing,
has been several times lined, and is pro.
ductive. There are ten thousand Peach
Trees of different varieties and in bearing,
which add greatly to its value. Naviga5le
water and landing on the farm, make it
convenient Of access to the Baltimore and
Philadelphia markets. There is sufficiency
OF wood, and a surplus of Chestnut Timber.
The Buildings are Two Story Frame Dwell.
ing, nearly new, with attic, containing
rooms and an entry, besides the old build
ing adjoining, IN good order. Tho outbuild
ings are good and nearly new.
The TERMS OF SALE are one third cash. or
in good guaranteed paper, and the balance on
long time to suit purchaser the interest
payable semi-arnually.
Apply to the subscriber, near Middletowp
Delaware, or to George Vickers, ESQ. Ches'
tertowA. Md. THOMAS MiTRPHEY
June IL, 1864.
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Advertisements published Quarterly, Semi
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Obituary notices charged for at advertis-
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ASTRAY.

State Of Maryland, Cecil county, Set:
T hereby certify that Francis Green, near
Il Cherry Hill, Of Cecil county, brought be-
fore me, the subscriber, one of the Justices
of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid,
this 18th day Of November, in the year 1864,
as Stray. trespassing upon his enclosures,
a RED BULL, about two years old, with
white under his belly and some white on the
tip of his tail. Came about the middle of
October. Given under my hand.
JOSHUA HYLAND, J. P.
Dec 3, 1s34-3w
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SALE

DY virtue of an Order of the Orphans
- Court of Cecil county, the undersigned.
Executor of Silas E. Carter, decd will sell
at Public Sale, on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of December, 1864,
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

of said deceased. consisting of Stock, Farm
ing Utensils, Household Goods, Corn,
Wheat, Potatoes, Hay, Straw, Fodder-a
large quantity of each, viz: 80 bushels of
Wheat, $50 bushels Of Corn, Is bushels Of
Potatoes, - Tons of Hay, &C., 2.n
W. "a good work Horses, z good I'M
~NsA2 .Milch Cows, good two-r!A.
n " TIhorse Wagon, Trottng Wagon, l
Carriage, l Ok Cart, one horse Thrashing
Machine, Horse Rake, Flows, Harrows, 2
Buffalo Robes, several sets of Harness.
Flukes, Corn Shelter, Grindstonc, 2 Wheat
Fans, lot Of Tobacco, lot of Wool, lot
of Carpenters Tools and Farming Tools. a
large Feed Chest, lot Of Boards and Posts,
and great variety of other valuable. articles
not named.
The Conditions, prescribed by said Court,
are that all sums under $40 shall be paid
Cash at sale, and all sums of $40 and up
wards, a credit Of eight months to be given,
the purchasers giving their Notes, with inter-
est from date, with an approved endorser.
UESale to commence at II O'Clock NJ,
precisely. JOSEPH MILLER,
Executor Of Silas E. Carter decd.
Nov 26, lS64-ts
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PUBLIC SALE

WILL be offered at Public Sale, on the
w premises, on
Tuesday, the 10th day Of December, 1864,
the beautiful little
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
adjoining Woodlawn, miles east of Port
Deposit, on the stage road to Philah lphia
miles from r. R. Depot at Perryville, con-
tanning 81 Acres. The improvements are a
comfortable two-story FRAME HOUSE, 30
80, with Kitchen and large back porch
attached; Well of good water at the door !;
Stable, Hog House, &c; young Orchard
of choice Fruit (Apples and Peaches) just
coming into bearing; together with Plums,
Cherries, Grapes, &c. This is one of the
most healthy locations in the State, stands
high, having view of 8 to 10 miles over the
surrounding country. 1t is convenient to
churches, schools, mills, stores and post
Office, the latter within 200 yards, with daily
mail from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. N.
Terms at sale. TllEO. ii. KNIGHT.
Dec 3, 1S64-3w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
" uEREAS, the State and Cotnty taxes
w for the years 1860 1861, 1862 and 1868
have not been paid on Il tract of land situated
in the Fifth Election District of Cecil county,
adjoining Mau!dn's fountain and Fishery,
and being part Of Il tract of land called
- Mount Collision - said tract Of land con-
tainmg I'll acres, more or less, and being
owned by certain Daniel S. Miller and
Edward Parrish, of the City of Philadelphia,
to whom 1t was conveyed by Thos. s. Seal
and Samuel r. Nields, as appears by Deed
recorded in Liber II. II. NJ, No. 9, Folio
IA, ore Of the Land Record Books of Cecil
county; and whereas. no personal property
can be found on the premises, and said tract
of land not admitting of division in the
opinion Of the County Commissioners, with
out loss and injury to the owners thereof,
therefore
Ordered, That if the axes due as afore-
said on said property, viz:
for 1892 1sG with interest theron to Dec 1864, $500
for 1862, 50 $50
Tor 1868, 544
be not paid within thirty days after the 2sth
day Of December, inst, together with the
costs OF advertising and other legal charges
thereon, to N. b. Morrison. Collector of the
9th District for 1863, he shall, after giving
twenty days notice thereof, sell said pro-
perry to the highest bidder for payment of
the aforesaid faxes and costs.
BY order Of Co. Com RS Cecil county,.
JAS. s. CRAWFORD,
Dec ., lS64-4w Clerk.
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Grape Vines for Fall Planting,
At Beaurepair Grape Nursery.
A LII the desirable native varieties, incu-
"A ding the New Seedlings IONA and
lSRAELLA, as low as at any respectable
Nursery.
Gy-For thirty-fve cents will send free
mail to any address, one De1cware or Diana
with my Treatise on the Grape Culture or
any of the Vines on my List at the prices
marked, and the Treatise, by sending five
cents in excess for twelve vines or under to
prepay postage.
Apply soon, or some of the choice varie-
ties may get exhausted, as large orders are
already coming in.
Send for New Price List to
JAMES SHOBE,
Upper Principle,
sept 10, lS64-2m Cecil county, Nd.
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SAUSAGE CUTTERS and SUFFERS
~ very superior article, and at low price for the
times, in store and for sale by u. W STAPLES.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-30

$50 Stat several Casualties occurred w. dAq fem Pi'as'
arms In Mont Of the 50 Division Of the Sd OOrPe' "A
sayveaDt of the 4Oh New York was shot through the
head. He died almost instantly. A private was also
killed BY being shot in the eye Whila locking over the
verks This practice of continued sharpshOotDg be-
tween the pckes should bs discontinued BY every COM
mandsr on both Sides It causes the loss Of many
brave mans life, without the slightest advantage to
either party"
"Tle people Of Richmond and vicinity ere suffering
terribly for the neCessAres Of e and particularly for
6rewOod the cost of which places it almost beyond the
reach Of the mass Of the community"
Another correspondent, writing on the 24h, says
the news Of Sherdans victory was received here last
evening with enthusiastic demonstrations. Cheer after
cheer went from one end Of the Inc TO the other, and
his morning General Birney, of the 10Th Corps, fred
salute commencing at A. NJ, and in one hour threw
Is tens OF iron in the vicinity Of Petersburg, doing
much dAmsga 10 the Spring Hill Battery. This i.a
battery Of heavy guns supposed 70 be s-nch hoWit-
Esrs near the AppomattOX river. Three officers and
four men were hit to-day in front Of General Motifs
line Lieut. Peel 4O.h New YOIk, killed instantly
Shuo locking through tho embrasure in Fort Hale
Lieut.. DERRICK, 40 b Nov York. Killed on piokeii 1t.
Levi, J. Dubois, wounded in loot while in his tent by
Muis bal. OF the four men hit, one Was killed and
three wounded; could not learn their names.
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TIE NEWS

HElyY FlBTs @ ON BOIH siPEs or TIE RTvFR THn yam
HISS ~ FoRcE oaCss AT DEEP BOTTOM AND ADVANCE
CNTHENOLTH sIDs, A..
Tee quiet hch We have for many days recorded 81
Petersburg was broken last evening about dusk-the
Yankees opening With W artillery on our right which
fronts the Yankees position tie Weldon road This
twas evidently designed, the sequel shows, 20 cover
The crossing Of heavy iOroe to the rorthsids at DseP
Bottom.
Fhe Grisg In q very short time became general, aud
Re roar Of artile.y Was stircly ioEd in every
bart Of the City ss during tie battle Of Seven Pnes.
Ths vas KEEP up viii only nov and then an interval
Rdrring The sutro night nor did in fact cease until
about bali past nine this morning.
Al An carly hour is was ascsrsined that TIE enemy
bad carried Fort Harrison, reioubs on the outer hoe
b C6aR.'s lori6oatOus.
A naval sGioer, who leit the James river aeei this
morning, forms US tht Butler has cut hole at least
ten ft sqlare above the wafer line at the upper e.
of "Du,h CAP through this aperture his men Can be
seen by our peks,s bard q: work digging.
LIMA gentleman just ON the. vicinity Of Graf.
e,'s eoL6rms The capture Of Fort Harrison BY the
Yankees He also reports that, IN tkirniah this
Morning which took place on lAe farm OF james Tsy-
lor a.. Of this city, the Yukess we're rePussd and
d,jyeu back a considerable cis.ancc
The road from Oba6io'5 to Rehmo2d is filed with
refugees, negroes and children.
TO ARMS TO ARNsi
It e evident from ali the reports which lave reached
ma se, noon. that the movement Of tho enemy IN this
dirsc ION il ute iOrnid,5lo, aud whilst We believe
that all vii go well. Yet it il our duty to urge up0n
every oitza capable Of bearing arms, or rendering
any serves at tho city deenees, to repair at once to
the front, al here unite with cur brave troops IN re-
pslipE The advance Of tte ilsOeus toe. Go at cree
FROM TIE VALLEY.
Col 7. T. Nun ord, eommandiug Wiekham's brigade
of cs,a'rY, attacked one division Of the enemy In
Wsvnesboro' yesterday ard sfer q sharp encounter
drove them in CO. fusion from the town in the direction
Of Stanton. This Is auiheotie
non PYFERsBURa-IHE ACCURACY "a suR SHARP
SHOOTERS.
oOsd he TrisuASI correspondents whites On VI
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
BANKS SUPERSEDED BY HURLBURT.
FIVE COLUMNS OF LIES.
FROM TIE TRANS Kiss, slPPI.
a YAEKEE IRON GLAD SUNK, dc.

Jackson, Sept 27.h via Mobile 2s-New Orleans pa.
psrs Of tie 2l.n inst, have been received The
allowing summary Of interesting news ia compiled from
them:
Gen. N. P. Banks has been superseded by Gen. Harl-
burt, lately commanding a! A,mphls, nd has gone
North.
fore leaving he published letter Of FIVE columns
length in the Era full Of Lies from begiuni 10 end,
abOug Louisiana.
The Colossus on the Ohio river was captured recent
y by fourteen CoLfedorsre prisoners aboard, They
xii ed three Yankees paroed the othsrs aud then made
heir escape carrying with them the found on the
steamer.
The Missouri campaign is said TO be under the direo
ton of Gens. Nagruder, Shelby, Pics and DobbyHs.
despatch from Cairo says the rebels are near Cape
Girardeau. [Tney SEEM from Yankee accounts, to be
all over the Safe Of Mssouri-hsre, there and every
where. We arc confident that in short time will
receive glorious tiditgs from the Trana Mississippi
Wig
The iron clad gunboat Antelope (Yankes) struck q
snag s1 miles below New Orleans las! Friday, and sunk
She carried Elk guns.
The steamer Saratoga was fred into, on Wednesday,
nearly opposite Baton Rouge by Confederate batteries
The damage has not been ascerLaiaed.
Gen. Candy has Issued an order directing the seizure
of all cotton sod by the Confederate Government to
foreigners and delivered on the Mississippi riv9r.
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MAxIMILrLy 70 IHE AUSTRIAN NAVY.
| Flom Ms Ffes Prsss 81 KlsnNa, Sept. sl


The public is already aware that tho Emperor Max
mil an Of xco has the Grand Gross of the Order
Of Guadaloupe to Rear Admiral Tegetthotf as tefti.
mouia of admiration for his condu1t 10 the action eff
Helgolaud, and has also RENTED 10 him SUN Of ten
thousand francs 10 distribute smpng the wounded,
well as the widows and orphans Of those who fell in
that engagement.
In letter, dated Mexico oh July, his M,ssty Gays
TO tie Rear Admiral Although the wide OCEAN eepa-
ra' o. me from my dear cculuy and from the Austrian
navy, ich is so dear to me, | shall cease to
sympathz - deeply with all ts joys and sufIiogI
Ess greatly moved on learning iiom the journals tie
news OF the naval action honorable FIR Austria, in
which you engaged superior Danish force and made
even the Danes bear witness to the gaialtry Of Aus
TRAN sailors.
Among other ALTERING wodG recognizing the bravery
Of the Austrian navy the EDp5rOr h ximiian says
You have shown, with the Officers aud brave crewe
placed under your commaLd whas the Austrian navy
capabo Of doing in unidVOrabe coyjunc ufes, and
what services may render TO Austria under more sd
vartagtous eroumstsT Ger.
Mss 81 pELLs CpI0Us TRESSh MATOSIlL
AMICs0ENI5 HlR iESDED HUSBASD, TsB RsBEL BANKRR
Paris (sepL o. Correspondence Of liverpool Journal
TIE marriage OF NJ. Eranger, tho banker, to Mes
Sldel Is csrsag no email reDsatiou.
Nj. Granger being just divorced from Nile. 0delle
Latte (Jaases Lao tee dauEoter) aud the divorced is
dy bsg about TO enter TIE bonds of IDetrmony with
tue CO se O. the dvorcs makes ths event of the high
est order Of pcurteque interest Ono of those curious
creumsal oss which can never happen butin Fanee Is
recorded OF She incident which led 70 tho divorces. The
IN W rar being pursued by the off nce husbs d
was Of course struck with terroE but philosophy and
oOL,eUpG Gooe much 30 mitigate the pUr-Dsfs
wrath, and 20, instead Of ChAaSng the nSOlsnos a..
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Eight Hundred Prisoners TakenI
STORES HORSES AND ARTILLERY OAPiURED.l
CONFEDERATE Loss ONLY T1RTYRIVE!
The Enemy,s loss 500!

SULPHUR sPRIkGs, Ala, miles north Of Athens,
25h, via Cherokee 27th via Mobile 2S.h-The uVilCi.
bic Forrest has achieved another victory. The post
here consisting Of two block houses and considered
the strongest on the road from Decatur to Nashville,
has been sormed and captured after three hours
dgnting
Over eight hundred prisoners have been captured, in
Guiding Que Lieutenant Colonel tEo Majors, ten Cap
sans and twenty two Leutenants.
Also three hundred Hne horses, two pieces Of arti.
lery, and large amount # sOrea Of every descrip.
zion.
Our loss In killed and wounded Ia but thirty-hVs.
TAe snemy's loss two hundred, including the
Colonel commanding the garrison.
The country may expect 70 hear of other victories in
a few days.
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OF FIVE HUNDRED AND EldHTY-FIVE ACRES
ONIHE OHICKAHOJfLNY RIVER,
FIVE NILE PROM RICHMOND BY TIE bES BRIDGE Road,
For Sale at Auction.
by request OF Dr. John II. Garnett, we will
~ sell auction upon the premises, WEDAESDAY, the
$40 Of Oclober n O'clock & his se known fAr STU
There 6s5 Of Wiea za meadow
and any the veil adapted 70 lie growth
hay corn &c the high land OF excellent quality has
been highly improved, produces nnely clover, &C.
Dtng eight rooms We'll arranged, AID ns out build
ings are Of lhs usual KIND, aud In good order.
The place well stock cd With nuts Of various kinds.
This been iudioouEy managed and in the proper
could be nsde TO Yield heavy upon the capital
vestsd, IL being really good land m4Istt.
Persona desiring purchase iEVt.d 70 Examine before
the day Of sale dvssd IL vii bs divided give the
nome tract tOO Gorga.
Isrms A. ale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auots,
o. s6-tds Successors 70 Goddn Apperson.
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ss,SIas 10 tbs JaAhsa skstsssa In nSSss, be Gesty
pSosd his pocket book into the hands Of the fugitive,
ssroIsImInv Al aaaIAsursux You have only taken
ten thousand francs, and you are going 10 Romel
Knowing your fair companion WE'LL can safely cay that
such patry sum as that will be dOvoured before you
get 10 Marseille5 There Is double the sum- This viii
enable you to 90 further Onto Naples, psrbaps-and
shall be the gamer, for you will be forced to remain
thore" And with this consolatory speech the injured
party cody turned upon bis heel aud walked Of.
So goes the legend, at least.
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600 MILLION LOAN.
Nan FAEy ~ RDNDG
TR.l-unT plPARrnsnr.

fREL-URH DEPARIHssF,
Richmond Aug. D. 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales of the
abs present Treasury price u seo md &C
crued loteres A.ss the s9 day o. sePte
Der ~ or when SAILS reached sew ny mions
o, dollars n so much h sold before the lsd yOh day o.
SEPTEMBER The aae nded TO con l, inc eIpe1
nav OF advancing lie pee; and cue notice Nhi &c sVn o.
ibC rs,uautiou ana o. Che pnce hIei upon the Soncz
Ths geosr, OF The Treasury deems Is hs duy 70 eau tne
,nal Attention taI-payes generally, aqd particularly ht
rItpTs AL 70 this n0tIcs This oAl should be ell tAiet
40 by people -, = -
paymsnI iuterest 70 foreign counties VII bs onero1i
nd oppfsslive the Tetnrn o. peace and loS piiors
And nov that all lcuafS prOuucs are commanding such
,igh ees ~ Ene BoGdl Of the GCVnnent tgrpay
as VII receverg Of the taxes co eoee
srT tbe ua.mrpt OF interest 9. A. TEESH0LM,
an 9l---d9r ee ~ Trersnrv
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TREASURY DNPARTMENr q. 5. A, !

hicNUOnd, July u 1861. [
LOANS ON TIHE SECURITY or TEGE PlVR
HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER CEsAE. NON
TAXABLE ONkfS UNDER THE WI. SEC
TION on THE CURRENCY la ~.
nEPOSlTS on call will be received by the
~ this city, Assatant Troasurors Chaesio1
and Bsb and the DepostAses as Wilmington, Raleigh, 90
lambda, Augiss Savannah aud Montgomery and certificates
will be suad for The same, bearing Interest At the PEI
cent per annu secured by s hypothecEdon
the above bonds eIuz The o. uess osnS the bombs
apart ~ the Treasurer aud the proesed When Sold
piled exclusively 10 chs payment VI The sat certificates.
security Enl convenience banks and Other OTpo
rstons public generally ~ i1 nVde u temporary
nVesnsn aud tie eject Of the measure generally SiOPed
Keeping currency via moderate bounds Il Is hoped wi
commend the faYoralu confederation OF he community an
SECURE prompt cooperation u carrying Into effect
q. ,. TRENHOLM,
iyQ2-dn Sscrsls-V ~ t-r r-~ss1rv
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FROM THE VALLEY.
ENEMY DRIVEN FROM WAYNESBORO.
THE AFFAIR AT SWIFT RUN Gar.

THE AFFAIN AT VIII KUN UdF.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Sept 2s.h.-0dr cavalry whipped
the Yankee cavalry, yesterday this side Of Wsynes-
boro, and drove thsr several miles
shsrdan's infantry are now said to be near Stsun.
ton.
The rumor that his cavalry were on raid has not
he,n confirmed, beyond tho fac! that they burned the
depot at Waynesboro.
The amtuJCade Of brigade of tho enemy's cavalry
near Swift Run Gap, Monday, is confirmed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. 8. L.,
Err14NoNn VI Iucuet os 1874

y POPULATIONS for carrying into effect the
IA Act OF Congss approved Jpns 49, 1854 authorizing the
Of registered eight PEI bonds Issued under the pro-
visions Of the Act approved May &c. 1851 exchange the sane
for conpon bents:
Parties owning registered eight per bonds under the Act
81 May TO- 1851 desiring 90 exchange them bonds
viii Eshga them In The manner pointed printed
en on the baek o the cer6cAe the Of
america N eIbADge for bons" and them TO bo
pTe52udt1 The Register OF The TeAsHry DePs tment who viii
lie In compliance vita the prcVo35 OF the act OF June
49, 1851 coupon bonds for the amount specified IN he regis
tesed bonds s. Asslgaed. O. A TktshOLs,
eu y ar secretary u the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-30
READl READI EDUCATION.

A GENTLEMAN, not liable to military duty,
wishes TO teach husic the Piano, 10 Feuch in
puy.te iAmy nstLde He has been teaching in f.
male institute AMI tn fATniB " Virginia II necessary
he osn tae the oammon En branches Guitar French and
Lll. Tsimoniasas 10 principles and scienc be
iTsqlred Add44S PathuliO Loyd'sP. o., EsSeE county
Va sep2i--c4ts
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sIdEErx-FOOa AcREs OF gALUADLE
LAND FOR SALE.

ON THURSDAY, the 9th day Of October
" next will offer ior SAFE on the premises, my Tract Of
Land On which rsde containing 200 situated In the
county enbug Vs. lmmeistey the road leading
from and WLIes 10 BJydou 81 miles from the former,
10 the latter lhe land Is in high state Of Improvement
well adapted growth Of ae tobacco and grain. onehSh
IN original srowh the other cleared and under good fence,
with comiosbe frame house. with 4Eooms and porch in front
beautiful stu alton, aud suitable Tor ay public buSnes-e
good locality physician. All necessary ou-house and
good oues purchaser buy the crop the premises
and possession will given after the day Of SALE
For any iniormAuon adde's AZ Whites Mill hekenburg
county, Va. THUs. W shIfA.
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EtCAEaiS or bNDEBTEDNESS, BEAR
ENIs O PEH OhNE s1sE ANNa IA INTEREST.
AND Prize FGEOM TAXATION.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT q

hchmOlu, A42uri 8, 1861
10y the 18th section OF the act to reduce the
currency February IL 1854 the Secretary of thu
Treasury Euorsd t. sau the above csncaIes payable
years after Lhs ancaGSn OF treaty OF pssce h the Uned
8aeG TheF cannot be Sold but 10 such
creditors OF he Government ling receive same an
payment Of their denaads rhey gwen par
itousa free from taxation. ThsAeDon purchasing agents.
anJ dabu shg officers Oft ne called s class Of
putlo Securities a. eaerng peculiar sovapAgs TO those from
whom the supplies OF the bough 20 faei
tLs he Of them checks ofsFn by dsbu1g officers upon
the Dep stSres holg funds and marked N fsea
pa, ee In certificates Of Indebtedness" viii bepaid in confof
nifty herewith.
Depcsiiades hereby authorized
with his regulation, and 70 make application the Reaster for
supplies o certificates required
lsigneD @. A. TRENHOLM
aul9-6 aerre'-r- = -. -s..,-v
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SMOKING TOBACCO.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

RIgEMUND AND PETERSBURG X. r. co.,
REDMOND, Sept 81, 1864
ON and after FRIDAY, the 23d inst, the
~ trAns on this road vilfln follows.
Mall TFdia.
Leave Richmond daily q. 6O A. NJ. and DunIops at AM
Accommodation Trdin
Leave Richmond daily Sundays eIOsPted) 4IO p ~
Danl0ps At 4 p 81.
Ambulance Train.
Leave Richmond daily at 10 A ~, and Dunop's at IN
This train will airport rom Richmond Dunlops
hut not fron DunCp's 10 Rehuond. L. H. GILL,
seISi--t9S Gao. suo't-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-30
ANOTHER VICTORY
BY GEN. FORREST.

Tho Yankee Post at Sulphur Springs, Ala.,
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-30
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