davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-13
THE SUBSCRIPTION is SO NEARLY

THE SUBSCRIPTION Is SO NEARLY
l. completed that itisintended to close the same
on or before the 18th Of February. ...
Subscriptions $3.50 COO. of which 5000, 600 purchas
es the land-to-wit: 81, $3.50 acres. The remaining
s5OOOO is the permanent cash working capital of the
Company.
Par value of shares, 500. Lands located on the
Little Kanawha and Elk Rivers, in the counties Of
Glmer and Braxton in the very heart Of the oil
gOns of West Virginia.
Professor Richardson reports: "Your property is
the very centre of the West Virginia oil regions II
has numerous oil and gas springs along the banks of
its streams, one of which vies with the famous
Burning Spring ITSELF"
Professor Shepherd, of New Haven, Conn.,, re-
ports "Iconsider ID eminenHy producing land,
The oil6eariag ShaleS anderlie 10 erteRSiUely, and
the long lines Of car6aretted hydrogen, or WumiGt-
ing gas springs some of q0hich Saao burning, as
weN as tie appearance of oil itself on the surface
1ot the tract, Tulty confirms me IN this belief.
There can be no doubt that along your creeks and
tributaries there is a large ertent Of cazua6Ie OIL
producing territory. The prodigious amount Of
bituniRou8 and camel COAL iron ore. limestone and
fire clayS embodied In the high hills on gOur proper
IT, the tops and slopes Of a0@icA are cOoered aoih an
extraordinary gro0h Of aphite oGk and other heaUy
in,6ers, add immensely to dts UaIue."
These views are fully indorsed by the reports Of
the most practical and experienced men from the oil
districts of both Pennsylvania and Virginia.
The Company consider themselves fortunate in
having secured the services OF Mr.. Blackwell, a
practical civil engineer for the general superintend
ency so well known as the late Chief Engineer and
Superintendent of the Commissioning of Wash
ingtOn Heights" New York City. ~.
Arrangements are in rapid progress for the imme-
date development of the property, on scale com
mensurate with its value and extent.
Subscriptions payable at the time of subscribing,
or one half iu cash. the balance in thirty days from
tho time of closing the subscription, be made in
person or by letter at the office of the undersigned
No 81 Cedar street, New York; j. X. DOBS0N, No.
~ State street, Boston; and JOAN W. STRONG,
Detroit, Michigan, where full inform alton can be
obtained. 't
90 JAMES WADSWORTa & CO.,
No. 81 Cedar street, New York.
NIB. Subscriptions received for the above Com
pany By LEWIS BAKER,
feb6 Wheeling, w. V.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-13

A HUSBAND as willing to be, pleased at
home and as anxious to please as in his
neighbor's house, and wife as intent Oh
making things comfortable every day to
her family as on set days to her guests,
could not fail to make their own home
happy. .r... ....'.........., -. q. ...r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-13
Sale Of Real Estate.

Do
Samuel Dressler, Guardianl II Probate Court,
of Sarah g. Stevenson. 'FairfhW County,
.- ... s.,.. 4 ..t Ohio. --........
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
i the Probate, Court Of Fshfeld iceu aty q Qhio.
case, the undersigned will. on thejGH .{llf1ljlrOV
18th day of May,aAHD. 1866, iiIam
between the hours of 10 O'clock A M. and o'clock
?. NJ. of said day, on the promises 10 the own Of
Winchester in the county Of Fran Kiln, Ohio, ,oifer
at public sale the following described real estateip
said town of Winchester, to-wit: ''' -.'' i''iN'
The south half of iot number sixteen, unincum-
bered r..ss- -,.-,s.rr
Terms of Sale-0ne-third cash IN hand on the day
Aof sale, one-thrd in one and onetthir in twoyears
from the day of SALE to be secured by mortgage on
the premises sOd and the deferred paymehts 10 bear
interest Ct the rate Of spsr centun peg pay
3 Premises appraised staaso. iSuon5 ll9W sdii
n. SAMUEL DRESSLER, 4
Guardian Of Sarah Stevenson"
VIReIL +. SHAW, Atty for Qua disn.n9d Iqls
apr15-w4w >, :,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-13

The Lqfagettel Joaaa,ql Indiana, says
From the farmers in our county and .vicin-
ity, we learn that wheat was injured con-
Fsiderably during the winter and promises
only about halt twO-thirds ofacropgl9
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17


Resolved That the General Assembly appoint for each
county and city of the Commonwealth wherein it may
Dc practicable to discharge the duties hereinafter
signed Committee of Safety, consisting OF three citi
re- MS not subject toservce in the army, and with power
TO I'LL all vacancies occurring In Their respective COM
mttees and appoint any necessary agents in each mag
steral district whose duties il shall he to urge aud n
dnce the people sell loan promptly TO the Coniede
ate authorities all army supplies which, by the exercise
of the most rigid economy possibly be spared 10 or
ganze systematic collection OF all supplies of provisions
and clothing which be procured by voluntary con-
trbuton and transmit thesame by special messenger to
the soldiers in their camps and 10 report TO the Cover
nor of the and the Secretary OF War the
name of any officer agent employee OF any railroad,
navigation or express company, who unnecessarily hin
ders or embarrasses the shipment and delivery OF sup
plies contributed for soldiers 20 secure the prompt gene
raj circulation of the proposition of amnesty for desert
ers and absentees contained IN General Orders NO and
General Orders No. a. 1866, Headquarters Army Of North
ern Virginia appoint special agents for ascertanlng
the names and location OF all persons within their res
pestye limits improperly absent from dutyin the army
and in case of their aufe refusal TO accept the terms
of said amnesty shall take promptly such further steps
as ma seem efficient to procure the speedy return
of such absenees report to the Secretary OF War any
Confederate officer and 10 the proper Commemorative
Attorney any civil officer failing or unnecessarily delay
ing 10 arrest and return TO service any such absentees
and 10 report 10 the Judge of the Ccut Court any Com
monweatis attorney thereof delinquency in his dnty
age the people to active and systematic cxertons TO
tain the army in the field and 10 promote the comfort oil
soldiers families at home.
copy from the rols-Teste:
WIN. F. GORDON, JR.,
G. II. D. and X. II.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
3 EAllIp.

-
TC0 TIE PEOPLE Oh Lei. SCOTT Asp IVIsl
i COUNTIES IL tate this method Of annouS<ing T.
yuu that am candidate fora IA theLext Geucl
Al Assembly OF Virginia. Some OF my friends undo
the impression that lwoud be candidate Tor tie sen
ale hut in my opinion oi the other COUNTIES should
nave te Senator this time, tie county Office La, Lat
It foT the last two terms.
return 10 you my sincere thanks for your past conf
dgnce aud support, ANA hope to be abe at
e distant 10 congratulate you upon the restoration
Vi peace Ia the c0unt oDcc and the return Of h
soldiers and prisoners 20 then homes agaG.
The present Legislature has been very iHpOta
and have leen cOstI@nedtO oppose many OF the lead
ny measures that before H. such the sweeping con
scpon OF Old men and boys and suth measures tend
the concentration OF TOO much power INTO hand,
Vt the military authorities. g..
am still OF the opinion that this will never be end
ed Ly the executive departments OF The tWO AAtlCnai
governments and that the people Oi tile state viii nav
take the matter IN hand aud cali STATE Conventions
with the view OF calling National ConYenuOnO decide
Ior themselves tier Iutue condition aud destiny. We
have Convention bl penGng in the ilouse OF Del
egates, aitd th> movement leads to hope that o
change Tor Ie btter viii be made the affairs of the
country beOle long
/ nave used my hest endeayors to get the rsonerse
changed and sent home On parole, by bringing the sub
ect eforefhe Legislature aud have wnttcn 10 trend
IN Washington city TO enlist ther influence In Their iav
could never any good why the prisoners on
both should not be Par0ed and Sen home ana eay
the Question OF exchange 10 he settled hereafter he ex
sand per week aud 1t to be hoped tina. no impeachment
will DC in the way hereafter.
have the honor TO remain,
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant
mhl4-"it' DAVID MI LFR.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
HDQRs ARMIES OF THE C. sTATEs,l
ilth February, 1865.


In entering upon the campaign about 10 open, the Cen
eral-inC ef feels assured the soldiers who have 50
long aud ROby borne the hardshps and danger. OF tie
require eXhoitaton TO respond the calls If honor
and duty
With the liberty transmitted by their foreathers they
have Inherited the spirit to dSiend il.
The choice between and abect Submission il before
them.
To such proposal, brave men with arms in their
hands can have bat
They cannot barter manhood for peace the right Of
eIf.sovemment for life or property.
But justice to them requires serner sdmonition t.
those who have abandoned their comrades in the hour Of
peril.
las, opportunity is offered them to wipe out the lis.
grace aud escape tie punishment OFF le' crimes.
BY anthorty Of the President OF the Confederate States
pardon announced TO such deeIters aud men improp-
erly absent as shall return to tie commands which they
belong within the shortest possible tnC not exceeding
twenty days FROM the publication OF th.- order tie
headquarters OF the department in which they may he.
lh0se who may be prevented by interruption of com
Sous may report within tue time specified to the
nearest enrolling officer or other officer on duty, to
be Forwarded az soon as practicable, and upon PEE
sendng certificate from such officer showing 2mpli
ance with thi. requirement. wireceye the pardon hereby
offered.
Those who have deserted to tic service Of the enemy
who have deserted after having been pardonedior
the offence, and those who shall desert absent
themselves without authority after the publication Of tLi1
order, excluded from its benefits Nor does the offer
pardon extend Other offences than doseron and alb
without permission.
By The same authority, lis also deGaied that ger
amnesty viii again be granted and those who refuse
70 accept the pardon Offered who hsl hereafter
Dc er or absent themelyei without leave she'll suffer
.uch punishment the Courts may impose, AMI sppi
stiion FOR cemency viii be entertained.
Taking Iesoaon from the fate which our enemies
intend or let every devote all his energies to tie
common defence.
our resources wisely and vigorously employed are
ample and with brave army sustained by determined
and united people success With Gods assistance
not be doubtful.
The advantages Of tho enemy viii have but lille value
il do not permit them to impair orrIeso!uton. Let
cn oppose consistency adversely olttudl to suf-
i4ging and courage to danger with tie finn assurance
that lie ho gave freedom 20 .stes VIII bies the ef-
tors of Their ildYcu 70 preserve IT, /. p LEE
feb. l3--6t General
All newspapers in tie Confederate states ale requested
t. coy times the above LGeHea Order 10. 3 aud send
bs 6yn copy OF She paper TO this Office Tor payment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
! PPEAI. 40 THE PUBLlC.-Tl

~ . !. n
N Committee of Richmond appeal 10 The pubic iEr aiu
in behalf of the families OF soldiers ana refugees Al ne
city. =,
Richmond is filed withreugees from every portion OF
the Confederacy many OF them the families Oi "
the field - -,
Liberal and regular contributions of money, food and
fuel are earnestly requested. 4.
The Southern Express Company have kindiy agees W
ship I'll articles contributed to the poor free OF
Contributions Of money should be sent TO ~. L. y.
Baskerville Treasurer and all supplies Should DC con-
signed TO the 'Relief Committee OF Richmonu' care
Messrs Martin Cardozo. =
REIIF COMMITTEE. i
H. f. C. Baskerville, Treasurer.
william'Bell DIR. w. II. GWathmey, j. L. haury' Dfec'
tors
Vim. II. Peasants, Secretary, . =,
General Joseph Anderson DIR c q Barney hliiiam n
Clemmitt Lewis ID Crenshaw, James X ChambeflsyneI
Peter Daniel Jr., George Fisher, Patrick ii 6lDson
Blackburn Hughes. Samuel HARRISON Thomas /" NC,
Canoe Roger Martin SAMUEL NJ. Price, Asa Snyder joel
Watkins George Allen, George Baughman, Robert .
Christian Judge William w Cramp DIR > II Eiers0n Col
Thomas II Ellis George Gibson, James Gordon, Abner
Harvey Judge William II Lyons, Dp D. Han Moore
Cary Nicholas John Randolph Tucker, David Williams,
Vim Willis, u. WA 7. MUHFohpi
fe24-d&ctf FreHlueht.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
ApJUTANT AND JNS'R GENERALS OFFICE >
- Richmond. Feb. q. 1865.
SPECIAL ORDERS

SPECIAL ORDERS
No. 40.
XXI Leaves of ahsence viii be granted paYoled rri-
until their exchange provided they-wl report
within thirty day. IN person ct RicLmon1 Va unless
previously notified OF their excLaage.
NNll. W hen the exchange OF slch snldershes been
declared ih0ss who belong TO commands serving north
ofthe Seutien boundary line Of North Carolina and in
East Iennessee, viii Immediately report TO them; al
others Will be Temporarily assigned 10 commands from
their own state serving ia North Carolina East TenDes
see aud virginia, they may volunteer 10 any such con-
mgnd jor temporary Hyice TO ermuGte vixen tLey ale
able to Teoin their proper commando.
HNItl As the communications south and West OF tie
southern boundary line 81 North Csiolna cuf ~,
leaves ca1no, at this time he granted I, soldiers who de-
sire 90 90 beyond 1t line tIt when The lines ofuayel
eestabilsLed tley will not lie egE;luded BY tins
der
XIV Tbs QnaTtcms steIs Department VIII furnish
nrIoed prisoners lie tlansrortsn gdicatei by these
oidea and viii pay them end as it spossibie to
furnish II, viii also issue them clothing.
b. command Of The Secretary Of War
inc. WITHERS.
f02S--diw Assistan, sdjutsnt General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

PEoXoTEB.-Major J. Richard Lewellen mas been
promoted 10 the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel, OF the
Twelfth Virginia regiment, his commission to dale
from the 3Oth Of July, 1864.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
In Nav Ias1, Tron. our resI-

~ TOLBI, In Nay last, trOn ear resi-
~ deRCe, Al chesterfield county Va by the ankee rad
ca under Kautz the wing REGISTERED BONDS viz
No. 26G issued 10 T. o. Markham April 18TH 1868 loan
OF February 10th 1893 interest O April goth, 1863 Or
5000
No 255 issued TO T. q. Markham, February lith, 1868
interest from February ID 1903 natures January 1870
Tor $3.50.
1863 interest rom January Goth lSGj due January 1879
tor 500.
This 10 give notice that the undersigned viii make APP
plcation 20 The proper authorities Tor the renewal Of said
bonds 4. o. MARKHAM
dsl1-WGyS . VINCENT MARKHAM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

To t.e People Of the Isl District:
Ia compliance wth calls made upon me through the
public prints and otherwise announce myself a candi-
date ioT tue Oce OF Commissioner Of the Board Of Public
" orEs Tor the lst District.
have only 90 say here that regard Il position OF
very great responsibility aud importance and elected
shah feel grsJhed il BY best Efforts be useful TO
tie country az time when man l. justined with
Eoiis< his utmost energies from the public service
S-33taw&ctde ". 4. SUTHERI. IN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
RICHMOND WING.
E.rsary sIorpIng, MARCH II. 1858.

1.s..-rsily. ors year, 500 six mShthSi $50 three
rnOu:ss SO. FORE ue.s period $40 per month.
ssnai.weekly one year. S76 six months 40 three
nobLhs Scn 30 subscription received for less period
News Dealers furnished at ESQ per hundred copies.
Siusls COPIES, 80 cents
Advertisements inserted in Daily and seRi-wseklJ at
q per square OT eight lines or less
RsmIfsnces al rzK Of subscriber,
An Embellishments nom the country must either be ae-
companisa d money an order on some business
houss IN the CITY - insure its insertion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
THE NEWS.
nLPATRICEs CAVALRY.

s6patrick's cavalry have had any thing but
pleasant season, sirce they left Columbia however
weathey may have fared previous 70 reaching that
place. On the afternoon OF the - ult., an Gu
gagement took place between our cavalry under
Young and portion OF the enemy near Fiat Rock,
Kershaw District. 5. c., IN which the enemy we're
considerably worsted. Our forces took hity-S
prisoners and damaged the enemy's wagon train,
aud relaptured Alarge number OF horses and mules
which had been stolen from the citizens.
Subsequently Gen. Buffers cavalry got up with
the enemy somewhere IN the same negn6orhood,
Killed and woundtd great many OF them, TOOK 800
prisoners, ana captured aud destroyed portion OF
their wagon tram. The prisoners we're all secured
and marched 10 place OF safety. These assaults
occurred previous TO the light OF Friday, the iOth'
when Gen. Hampton attacked IN force and routed
hen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

~ Col. VIM. ~. Christian :-The voters OF
Mddlesex and Mathews viii be called upon 10 select
a Representative in the next House OF Delegates The
perls and eXgenCies which surround u.s. require that
able minds and brave hearts should guide and the
policy Of the Commonwealth Col. Christian has be-
cuar capabilities and fitness Tor this position Mature
and education. habits Of profound thought and study
have emnentS qualified him Tor this sphere Of
lulnsss which the people desire 10 call hini while his
wounds received in battle honoIaby ates; how
molly he has done his duty.
MANY CITIZENS AND SOLpiERs
mhl3-i4t&ctle'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

T OHT--Scnpt of Virginia State Stock, No. 4a42 IS
IL sued under act Of March a2i 1850 IN name oil hrs.
Jane B. Maben for $1,000 Application viii be made Tor
renewal. LANCAsfEh ",
nh IVAN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.

Adyices from Havana TO the 9Th inst, at New
York, state that the reported outrages at Aata-
moros on Union refugees aud ON the American
Consulate are cophrlued. .
\ Uold attempt TO capture the American steamer
Shooting Star vas made by party .of COuieder-
rates On the night OF tae 4th ossnt, in the harhor
Ut Havana, but it failed The attempt Mas repeat
ed or the next right, when, with the assistance ol
the authorities, boat containing twenty -hv4 men
was captured, but on being taken ashore ;he pris-
cuers were liberated.
Tbe steamer Francis has been receiving arms at
Havana, for what purpose was'uOt known.
Commodore Maiit had been hOEored by dinner
given him at Havana by sympathizers with the Con-
tedsraey.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

A TE1CnER WANTED NEAR FREDERICK'S HALL.
~ ycunv lady eompetent 70 teach toe English IAN
gage no music via be raid fam saiary and board TO
come ana leach school, Please reply soon. Direct TO
Frederick Hail Louisa county We. Teach ten mOaths,
commencing February, -. -.
fe23-c4gs JOhA EARIkRi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

FREEMAN ~ CO..
AUCrtONEERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Main and Ninth Streets,
Having decidedly OF the best houses in the city for
the business both in regard 10 itstuaon and capacity,
we are prepared TO receive and sell to the best adj aage
either at AUCTION PBIvATELY cOnsgnments OF
TOBACCO,
COUNTRY PRODUCE
LIQUORS,
DRY GOODS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
NERO HANDlSE of every description.
Our Auction Sales viii take place az onr store every
WEDNESDAY, commencing ai 10 o'clock a. N. Con
signmcnts received up 10 day OF sale.
We will also make sales Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at
the houses parties wishing it. upon reasonable terms
as they can be made.
From experience in the DISTINGUISHING OF the late
tm of Williamson COand pledging strict attention TO
the interests Of cOnsgnors with sALRS aud PROMPT
RETURNS, We solicit the patronage of the public
FREEMAN 4 Co,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Cor. Of Main and 9Th Streets,
mh2-lw Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
AND AND STOCK FOX SALE.

AND AND STOCK FOX SALE
! shall sell az public. auction, the premises, ON
ESD Az the 2lst OF March-if not sold privately be-
fore-my Plantation IN which I now reside, containing
$40 acres On the place is good Dwelling -hOu+e with
nine rooms and ali other necessary out-houses also
tobacco factory. Thirty bushels wheat and some rye
have been seeded the farm.
The land lies Sandy River II miles northwest OF
Danvie, aud in safe part OF the country from incur
sous OF the enemy, and in good neighboThood.
Also, on the day shall sell my stock crop.
household and kitchen furniture plantation tools OF all
kinds, &c.
Likely negroes az fair prices or Confederate money will
be taken in payment for the land.
W. s. EPPERS0N,
NH l0--c2t Bachelors Hall Pittsyvana, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

SUBSTITUTES whose papers marked With Cross will
uRdersan9 MAJ then Of subscription IA about to e1
pls and w rnlI promptly they wish their sPer' con
tlnuSs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

rTO the Holders Of Caroline County
i nOnds.-lou are hereby notified to present for
syInent at the Office OF X. II. Maury Co.. in Rich
mond your Interest coupons which are now due, and
hereafter the BECOME due, funds have been and win
be always provided ready to pa them and the county
will not hold itself responsible TO pay them except in the
common currency Of the community they heeome due
f. T.. MORRIS,
fe2I-c4w' County, Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
Rules held in the Clerks omc

XTIskGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Onice Of
the Circuit Court for King Queen county, MOI-
lay. the 9Th day Of February, lS65,
Thos. L. Evans, executor OF Fanny b. woodward and
John NJ. Eoane, PITS
against
Richard l.. Atkinson and Fanny p. his wife; John S.
Woodward in his own right and as Trustee for said
Fanny p Atkinson; Caroline Woodward James Il. But
LEI aud Fanny H. his wife Martha Z. Evans Lucy r..
Evans Will N. Evans Lizzie (. Evans William G..
Fleet and Lucy D. his wife Caroline F. Smith; George
Ann Smith Henley W. Smith; John +. Smith; William
A. Daniel sheriff OF AiddieseN county AID committee
Admir- OF Geo. W. Smith. deceased Douglas Smith Ed.
gar Smith and Robert T. Woodward Dei'ts,
IN CIIANCERY,
The object Of this suit is obtain possession Of slave
named Washington If he te considered the property OF
Fanny b. Woodward deceased aAd for construction OF
the will OF the said Fanny T. Woodward deceased and
Tor the adjudication of tie rights Of parties interested in
the estate Of "a "a deceased and for the direction and in
sruetiOn OF executors matters connected with the
execution OF the said &ii Ana affidavit having been
made and Med thai the said Douglas smith and Edga
smith are non-residents OF this ConmonN talth they
ton OF this order and do whSt Is necessary to protect
tEeir interest Ia this sGlt.
copy-teste, .
fel7-W4w ROBERT POI.LARD. JR,, Clerk.
n0NAWAH ~ .BATl.-The following ncgrc
IL slave committed To The jail Oi thecHy OF Lynch
burg as runaway the LIT day of August, 1851 viz
WILLIAM says he j. the property OF Thomas AewsOn Of
Southampton county-Was hired the present year byN.
Joseph Cooper Reierburg, for the Roaring lAn fnr.
IN BOtetourt county where he has been mt work
Tie Is OF black complexion i've feet seven oIGigh inche
high about - years OF age, and has large scar on in
night shoulder and one across The right Sc and had OF
when comIatted pair OF coarse lgh jean pants whit
shin aud an old cloth coat --I
Tie Gamer Of the above named slave l. requested &c
come forward prove his property pay tie legal charges
aud taxa him away otherwise he win be iod as reSuIeC
Nlt-Fss seTgSaat sfy 81 lyRsAeWBr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

". GLAZEBROOE, ESQ --- You are respectfully so.
E4s hcted by many voters m all three wards in the
city o Richmond announce yourself candidate ior
election % tue next IEGiSlATl RI. By so doing you
VIII greatly obhge MANY VOTERS
M