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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23
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CONFEDERATE STATES or aMERfcA.9
MEDICAL PUBvEY0Rs OFgICE,
Montgomery Alabama. February 10, 1884,
A LII meiieHl officers Of he army Of Mississippi ars
II hereby informed tnat this depot has baes removed
TO this place. acquisitions will Ia future be addressed
accordingly RICHARD POTTS,
Surgeon Coufsdersts States Army,
fabl3 In And Medical Purysgor, West Dis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
ER0N RLORInA

I. reported that the Yankee haVs ben r'n forced
a, Jacksonville, and strongly enlrenah'ng Them
ssvta Their Ei0tes thiOWn out TO the 81 nee OF
three miles frOn Tat POINT aud ours are within four
miles Of Jacksonville. General BSAureg ,rd has tempo
rarly established his hsadquatsrs in Florida, and at
Last accounts W-s at tho front with Gen. FnegAn.
Rumors are rie Of movements il would bs improper %
mention.
The skltmsh On the lst resulted in the los on our
side Of seven killed aud tWentJtEO wounded. WseAP-
tured one peeJ Of artillery aud drove the sremy across
Cedar Creek, three miles from Jacksonville.
Toe ta,lAl report Of the late hghi at Ocean Pend
states that our loss is killed and 72S VOuaded. About
ans Of the later have stree died We e'purCd 6'S
pieces OF artillery one stand Of eOlOra and 1000 stand
Of arms There 300 negro pr OneTs al TalAhAssce
ana numbers ars daily dying from their WOuada.
The telegraph line is ssaln in working Srdsr from
Savannah TO Baldsia, SAndersOn, Lake City, hsdirOn
aud Tallhas ee The Yankees destroyed but Eve miles
OF The line.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
NORTHERN NEws-THE RECOGNITION RUHoR-
REJOICING IN BALTIMORE.

ORAEaE O. II March lS.-Tle w ~hngt n Ohrpnli'o
of III, 10th oontainI Stewards celeb aied otter OF July
18th, to Minister Alans, rSa'ivs - the E1glsh irsn
cads. Hs says that the u g yornment will be sat :
ised with Ehs ds,ision 10 Alex INDIA cae, il affirmed
BY the highest courts If AH MI. ne sayI IL becomes
the duly of Parliament to pass lave to prevent the fit
ting out OF similar veis,s Il this is no. done, he sug-
gess the possibility that u s. vessels will be compelled
10 pursue vessels OF this charac into Britbh
ports Tnis might lead - war; aii Great Britain would
bs alone responsible.
Mr. Davis, OF Kentucky, has introduced Ia the U. s.
Senate resolutions declaring that no negro or person
whose mother or aa1mo her VS. negro, shall be
citizen of the United States or eligible to office; that
Maine and Massac iusotts shall o1littu!e oae State OF
the UniIed States to be called East New England !"
and Vermont Ne~ Hampshire. Rhode Island, AID
Connecticut another, to Do called "West New Eng
land"
HARRIsoxBURo, March live have here Baltimore
papers of the IOth. The Washington correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Enquirer says tha special messenger
from Mr. Dayton the Minister 10 France, had arrived
there Nothing known officially of the dispatches,
but the messenger toll his friend France had de-
TRIMMED to recognz, the Southo Oonfederacy.
The report generally believed in Baltimore, and
Occasoned great rel jicug among tho friends OF the
south n that city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
49, RFrOGNLILON RUNOR.

We observe from an examination Of Our foreign hles
that there was "a vsgus rumOr in London on the lSh
ult, that France contemplated speedy recognition q
the COnedsracy, under which the Confederate loan Ad
vlnced to 57.5S" The paragraphs in the London Mort
log Pest mentioning and reeraHng The report aPPeAr-
ed respectively, the 24h and 2eth ult Our latest
European adviees are to the 2sh ul' up 10 which time
there had been no official other contradiction Of ihe
report Tue New York correspondent Of the Philass-
paa Inquirer in announcing the arrived at thai port
from PAEir, Of a son Of Minister Dayton, Wih des
patches from his ather states that young Dayton rOPrO-
seated In effect to bis friends that the dispatches
communicated to the GOvsrnmon, at Washington the
purpose Of tie Emperor Of FrGass 70 recognizes the
COnlederaoy. These circumstances give sone plau'i-
bill to the rcpor; but caution oar readers against
oeeditng il until tbsy have further assurance Of is cor
rsstness. We. shall certainly know in the course Of .
Es,k Wheths. it is worthy OF belief or nOL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

BACON THIT.-JOrdAn, slave Of Mrs. Mary Miller,
was brought before the Mayor yesterday for stealing
twenty pieces of bacon iom George 7. Moran, of Kig
William. Il appeared that on last Thursday night Mr..
MOrAns smoke house, at his farm in King William, was
broken into AM robbed Of tstnty pieces Of bacon. The
thieves we're tracked to Mecl auicsvile, 10 the same
county Learning the latter place that Jordan had
just started for RchmOtd with cart, Mr. Moran
fOOs ed him. and going to his house in ScreAmersVe
found there eight nine pieces of the stolen bacon
The Mayor, having heard the evidence, sent tho ca
to be tried in Kirg William county. Jordan says he
bought the bacon from white man and two negroes at
MlchAncsvile.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
NORTHERN NEWS.

DALTON, March l4-Northern papers state that Adju-
tAnt Gen. Thomas il at Nashville pushing forward the
work of organizing negro troop. Several roenliSted
regiments have pissed through Nashville returning TO
the field.
ShermAns command WaI at Vicksburg on the 9Th, pre-
pairing for another grand movement. ChattAnoog, is
probably his destination.
The Yankees are much alarm ID in regard to Ling
streets whereabouts. OAs account represents him IN
route for Lee aud another for ,hnston. Much alarm
is also felt among them at tie threatening aspect Of Eng
land and Fralce
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
NOTLCE 10 ~. RRSLDRNT9.

All foreigners, and citizens Of Maryland or any other
Of The United Sale3 residing in is Congressional Dh-
tros ara required to report to the Enrolling OcsrS Il
their respective eies. IO@ns Counties immeda ely
in order TO have thelr claims 10 exemption more tho
roughly investigated. Tue same requirement Is made
in respect 70 such residents OF all other diaCS Of the
s.a.s, where the CONSUMPTION laE is enforced.
The nOtice in tho advertising columns from the en-
Iolng ,er Of this dis,rot-CaPt. COks-sSts fOE!A
the var.Oui grounds on which applications must be
ma l.. and the question Of domloil decided.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
INROLLIEG OFFICE SD CONG. DIST, !
RICHMOND, March 18th, lsC4
NOTICE TO PRESIDENTS

A LII Citizens of Foreign Countries, includ
IA log Ma yAuder cEeas other States 10 the United
States claiming exemption military duty the Oonedae
army suSh Soournlng Ia the 81 Congressional District
Virginia. hereby directed 70 report IN cir respective
enrolling officers Tor the OF having their
20 exemption more thoroughly Investigated.
Application will be uAde la writing, and filed rolling
o;r setting forth the town county and Sta Of their birth
time which thsy became citizens On nAves
eoany OF which they claim to be eiEens whether their
relatives reside la the confederaey and So
aiming exempton the leT 9Th Of time ey have resided In
county, and the crcnmsRnces under which theY
tue OF the business engaged In and whether
Married, uheher In the OonfederAey
their families OF property In the Oonsdeaey
whether real PERSONAL Whether Of property
country StAt OF which they claim TO be citizens and II
nAtare It, whether they have voted In hs conedeacy
Of parties claiming protec Ion Of European Powers
thr they voted declared their intention becoming
OF Virginia AppropuAng salt 70 DO sold cEe
they AVAed themselves OF the privilege VI dfaWng whether
they expressed ptenon Of becoming K
federate States and n they residing In the Confederate
intention II they intend returning the eoun-
try which they claim citizenship and II which
they return These facts win be ceraed OATH
and possible, will be ooroborAed the AFFIDAVIT at
least two respectable psrsonS.
application will where the applicant can be found
should further Investigation be deemed NECESSARY.
All app caons nom Richmond city will presented 10 Lieut.
A. L. BlsOlY D. OF said city Applications counties
composing this District will be presented 20 the county
enrolling oeers Thes applications win forwarded for the
purpose Of deciding the question Of domiell
JNO A. COKE
Capt and \ q Sd Dong Dist.
Enquirer copy. mk1l-st
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
BRUTALITY IN NEW KENT AND JAMES

BRUTALLTY N NEW kENT- IND JAAbS
CITY
Ga heir IetrCa. fIOm Richmond, Hlpatrick's raiders
acted in The nj barbArous towards the noiu-
sVs and helpes, people Of NsE Kent and Jamss City
From lie Cross Roads in New Kent, Nhfrs the van
Gals entered The sage road doEn % BArhAmsVls they
played every hOue, aud it stated that they burn'd
several Al BArhamsyllo they destroyed tho barn Of
Nelson Tunbsrako, with al his aud fodder and
every pound Of has meat A NJ. James Taylor, Who
demonstrated uh them for their Oulrsges, vas Knocked
down and beatel until he bscAm, insensble Other
citizens Wsre treated Ou.rageously.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
ANOTHER VESSEL DESTROYED.

PGIERsDURG, March IA Captain Marlborough and
eight men OF the Signal Corps boarded and captured
on Friday night of NAnsemond river the schooner Ju
liza Baker, of Portland loaded with valuable stores The
Captain and and three negroes were brought on
and the vesstl burnt She was valued at ten thousa
dollars. Several vessels aud gunboat close by,
III. our men we're not lnterfered with.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

MERIDIAN, March IA -AdVices from Jackson report
Gen. Sherman moving down the river lrouV sburg
with troops and it is supp sod he Is going up Red river
Governor Clarke has ordered meeting of the LIE. =
lllure at Macon, on the Gath inst.
The tell graph is working formerly in Mississippi,
all the damage done the lines ~ the Yankees having
been IepaiCd large force is at work on the rail-
roads, and repairing is going forward rapidly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

THE Last HIGHrAr RORBHAr.-We mentioned yos-
tsrdAy thA. recently PArdOnsd Penitentiary convict
named Frederick Miller had been arrested the charge
Of rsbbnE one Thomas Patterson Of gold watch,
$3.50 In notes, pair Of boots, waking sick and
bat The prisoner vas before the Mayor yesterday, but
Witnesses being Absen the examination was postponed
tin another day and prisoner remanded to jail
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

tbs FORGKRY CAsE--A RoUoH LEaOS-We have
previously mentioned the arrest Of Miles BOhAnnon
on the charge Of obtaining from the PArmers' Bank
$500 on the forged check OF B. Aksrs Son, OF Lynch
burg The case was fully examined before the MAJ Os
yesterday and BOhAInOn on to answer before the
Hastings Court
From the evidence, it appears that Bohannon, the
son in law CT Mr. B. Akers, Of Lynohburg, being ia
Richmond on a drunken spree, and becoming what Il
iaosd,uSy termed "hArd up" forget draft of B..
Akers & Son, on the Farmers Bank at Lynchburg, on
which draft the Cashier OF tic Farmer Bank at Rich
mOad believing il to. be genuine, paid him the money
When the check or draft sent to Lyi chburg fer
collection Nc. Aksrs pronounced it forgery, and
fu ed to par IT, Mr. Akers stated to the Mayor that he
did not b,eva lhannOn designed to defraud anJ One
that his OheO! In refusing to pay the draft to ad
minister 10 Bohannon such lesson az might bring him
to hs senses and produce reformation that JhAnuon
had boon drunk for several months and staying away
irOn home; that after letting ers 90 to cerllin
length he had repaid the bank the money pa by them
% BOhannOn. The Mayor admitted BOhannOn to hail
in g. 600 10 ahsaer in this case, and in like cum for
obtaining $500 from WIN. B. Isaacs another forged
check Of B. Akers SON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
.FROM MORILE

MoBILE, March l4.-TelegrAphic communication Ia
established to Jackson and north 10 senatoSiA and
Waterford, sortI to BrookhAveR and Amite An Mrys
fiOn New Orleans reports the death ,f Mrs. Genera
D auregard.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

TEADHG WITH NkORoEs.-Traiing with negroes will
out tie permission OF their masters Is moro serious
bu5ness Lan many persons of, as was found
hiI cost by Jacob N HOeaiCk, who VAS brought
before the Mayor yesterday for tracing with slave OF
Mr.. Picots. 1t seems he sod the negro barrel Of
-four fOs $276 and VIXEN the negro, not liking the Aou,
wanted him to take it back he refused. 1t being proved
tina. he told tSe negro the -four without permission
from Mr. Pcot the Mayor ordered tho enforcement Ct
the law in suoh ca'es that HOeaick pay fine of $40
and forfeit four times the value of the our-$l,IOO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

To TAX PAYERs.- People who have not been assessed
with or paid their COnft tax for 1858 had better
call at tho captains office" whilst the opportunity lsis.
Those deiIqusnts who think they will escape the pay
ment Of the tax because the has not called
upon them, will fad themselves mistaken two or thae
months hence when BILL at double rates, pOked at
them. word to the wise should provo sufficient.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

CAsHMKYER.-ThiS detective was certainly released
yesterday land no mistake this time) parole. What
the conditions of his parole have not learn =
They may be, "no to do any more" or not to leave
the city, Or-any Of number of other things. Il is
derstOod that he is to have an examination some Of
ihnnn iin.na l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

Fac CT TEUCE-0ur flag Of truce boat went down
to City Point yesterday carrying four huadred and six
ty Yankee prisoners te DO exchanged, of whom forty
were cSers. The Officers all colonels lieutenant
coonelp and majors. As their could be of no in.
tsresttO cur readers omit them. The boat will re urn
to day laden with returned Confederat,s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

YASKEn DEsEErsRs -sevOnty-nse Of these vermln
we're sent from this ely to Salisbury, N. c., yesterday
morning, Consigned to Capt W. AleEAnder, the for
msr distinguished oommAndant Of Castle Thunder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICE..

An persons Indebted open account OerwSe, are
hereby noticed that VII receive he Prsssnf eaeny unL
the M March paynent Of their indshtedns after Mai date
vs sh.li require payment In he NEg Currency.
ToSs may have bills against ~ present
thsss st enee MEADE BAKER, Ap0th0caTlo,
1S5 Main street. corner OF l0th.
JOHN 7. CRAY, ApotheoaEy
,oE-h Ia street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

Gov. VASos has been nominated by the oi6z'Ds Of
A1son county. n. for re-eE on to the GubetRAsS-
nal Chain; a Tie Hon. Thomas 3. Asas nominated
at tho came time to 6l the vacancy OecAsioned BY The
deah Of Mr. Christian, representative elect for the next
Congress from the 7Ih District Mr. ABhe vas defeated
a. the last election.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

FAKn NOiIou Subscribers and all others nOthed 'hAi No
eAsohs on banks outside Of Richmond yin be received pay
sabscTpuonS de6 due 70 this eos uh' Asr NE ''
April Thls rendered Necessary By Ne refusal Of NE
civ banks 10 receive such ohscks dePesiL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Paes holding Check, drawn b. upon Balk or having
balances Que them II my hands hereby noaned 70 araN We
PRIOR The 9IA inItInt Otherwise All 'asa sase 80
O1nrdrae bonds balances due not paid beiore NE
NO q lGEORGn BAGBH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
NM RFTVRNFD PRISONBRS.

TIE Dag OF truOs bOats. shutz and AuisOs, Which
went down 70 CRY Point yesterday, will return this
morning and arrive at ,h5 wharf At 10 o'clock, With
6s5 returned prisoners
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

woUSDED-A member of Col Brownies cavalry was
wounded yesterday by his faldIo girh breaking whilst
the battalion parading Broad street. Tne dra-
gOon thrown 10 the ground, but received no very
severe injury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
HOLLINs, INsTITUTR.

DY order Of the Trustees, payments for the
ensuing session Institute Bust DO made In ne Rsas
ssss Of Uonssrats m0oeys o. Is eqavas1 we Pre-
=, al ~ ~ ~ 80 CHAA y COOKS, saPh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

THE TuaPENriNE DIsrIILxRY aud many thOUAnds OF
ba Ics of rOsia owned b. A,ssrs. BarOee 4 BMcltJ-
Viia, Hsrneti county, n q, were uoYed by ire On
Saturday night las me do is supposed 10 have bean
The ~ r. OF an iuccndiaFy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

FIRR.-At haf-pAst IL o'clock, Snndly nigh, the
carpenter shop OF Mr.. fleming Grfn corner of Grace
aud II Nrcots, together Eth large lot OF valuab
ctrpe4ters' tools, was destroyed by fire. The fire was
undoubtedly the work Of an ncendiary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
oaartsrmAsler General

OFFICE SOUTHERN ExPRRss ooMP'Y,l
AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb 20, 1884.
The Southern Express Company hereby no.
% the friends and relatives Of soldiers in the Army OF North.
ernNna that they prepared 20 carry out
arrangements announced The above card and that they
viii do all In their power 10 fulhllih ftgaiIemenh
General ssperintendent and Acting President
fs26-s8m Southern Express Company
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

THE CITT hARKEFs -TOr the past ten dAys or two
weeks the market houses in this city have been almost
As bear Of meats, vegetables eggs Rsh, a., a. they
during the days Of martial law when Gen. Wnder
undertook TO Regulate prices" The cause Of the pre-
scarcity is tie change going on in the CURRENCY
Tue country people wall sell anything be paid for
in the present currency, because they think that they
do better by holding on until the neV currency is
put into circulation (st APRIL and then they will bring
their produce 70 market and receive in exchange for it
new notes not subject TO = tax Of S8f per cent They
do not believe that the increased anti,y of country
produce brought 10 market after lst April will reduce
prices SSi per cent, and rSGder it immaSrAl Whe
ther they sell nov fot currency subject to tax,
eePt loNsr rates in currency not subject to tax Our
opinion is that the difference will be no gr.Aer than
that between /" lWeedledum" and "tweedledes'' Bu,,
the point wish to bring to the attention OF
icy readers Is this The Eve dollar aud "OOuteds
rate shinplasters will be just "goOd" after s LIST of
AprH as they are non. The former will not be subject
to tax until the lst Of July, and the latter ars only
subj ct TO tar Of Eve pes cent VheH boarded All Oi
these demo limitations will be freely eIchRr geAbe in trade
at par, for the currency. Why, them should tho
farmer the market gardener not b;ipg his Vegea les
butter eggs 40, TO market and sell them Zoe the fuss
tVos and Ones adding SSi to so per cent to his price,
customer should nsss upon his receiving note If
larger denomination There could be reasonable 90
lection on the part Of Lny to this discrimination
e would certainly be ma after the lst April We
hope tLat the country people will perceive tue folly OF
v thhOjirg tupp,s fiOm mark.t Wills. they sell
them at tremendous prices, aud receive payment in
treasury DOlss which will b. just available for all
., = JOses alter the Ist A pril a. they are now.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

soaIss whose payers marked Vah orOa Hin nnasr-
Sand Of Subscription about 70 expire ana Sn
remit promptly n Asy wish thsir papeu continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15

TOBACCO-l2,OOO Pounds Vim. Greaners
Il Baek ru FOBAOOO, Narrated loand and q ne very
I'D Qsay saabis for export And On b delivered In Nh
fSS-S LP. DUvAL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
RICHMOND WING.

rESAS-DAHT year. ESQ SlG nOnGhs, tiS Arss months
ts EOr less period, 90 per month
saEwEEELE, year, S2O; IN nOnAI, tl0 No aboorPtOn
received ,or lsa. than SIX mon.hs
WszKLT, year 80 nOnthI s. No Subscriptions FooSVod
las han six nontAa
h1iaAnees a rlsk Of ths suhscribSL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
NOTICE.

DARTIRS holding, or who may have received
our sh cha dated preSoss 25th Instant pres ut
them for payment before 26th Instant they win resolve
- present currency or four per cent bonds
A 2 srOKEs CO.,
A. Y. 8rOKES,
- rht9-St srOKEs WILLIAMSON 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
cry NEAT AND CONVENIENTLY AR

" 2tf NHhI AND OOIf hNIhNID1 An
RANGED Residence and small vacant Lots 4 Tie sef IN
Of Leigh street, near 70 Buchaunsn spring. for s u al.
shall sell a. auction on the premises. NefpkY. We
19h March, 1854 at O'Clock r. NJ, that besuikl snce
Gated above, how In the Of Mr. wak n ns
The lot has rono 60 feet running back It's le y.
The houses nearly The dwelling has
porche &C., and well Of good In Re ysrd
Al The time viii be sold six beaufa Isp s<afAR ne
above through Of which stream OF ws<er
TEaks--oash f-ttA 4trffl
GoDbIs Amf1HoN
mhi4-M "F an - 4eu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-15
Al UCTION Sale Of Valuable Counry Sec

A UCTION Sale OF Valuable Country Sect
N Turnpike, miles AbSv~ Richmsad COP
tanning IS acres together with the peB nal ELECTS fen sh
shifting hou ehold furniture hogs cows cJrn bdia nnss
Implements, &c; valuable on Aoo Sv{i
city OF Richmond and lsrge NUMBER Of Los An ~
Brooke Avenue and handsome squares N ee Aan OF
Bacoh's Quarter Branch Tavern property sl.e
,eqdes Of Nj Woodson, trustee acting for M lnV i
Captain Joha Goodn deceased las Of o. cy u
Henrco, shall sell At public auction, premisA
ThURsDAY, the lltb March 1854. commencing oOk A.
~ atteautfully located farm tho Brooke Tush1r,
Richmond the resdeace OF the deocfs
anrg 95 acres which will be subdyded int L each
tanning Is acres, except enc With will conian ~
This place s thai II ID deemed
described aer than 10 that The land lays remA kf
the buildings IL mint for The d3n
moderate sized family, the most OF which ln sSnt
der After The sale OF the land sai parcel OF funlpe WI
be soil together with the Of ezra and fodd rev
utensils, together with parcel OF feied wood
Possession given 10 few days AMI the ~, W.
premises O'Clock NJ, that large and well 80 Psm u
Dwelling Tide OF Brooke Avenue, beiwe Gay %
Leigh Streets fronting aDeui 80 feet and raining bs ft
wide alley occupied by Mrs. Davis after which ue
following valuable Lots will be Sold Lot nc
Leigh In j. 3. Harvie plan, w DayS yard
froniIug running 100 aly
Lot In Gahsn plan, tbs Of Moor
fronting IL eet runnlng back about 100 haa
Lot No. Duysrs idon Henco, pear oW A. KobnsoD
residence. 49, .s...t $40 ats.t. 80
each lining 400 'front.' N esz
Terns oash The taxes for 1854 70 be paid b. - Rruas
GoDDN MktIx3G,
mhfO-,d .f - stsr No