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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-17

ent dates. from an officer Of the y. S. blockad-
ing squadron off Charleston, may serve to ex-
plain the report about All lronclad steamer
having. run the blockade Under date OF Oc-
tober 23. he writes:-''A large steamer ran IN;
she got aground opposite Mou|trie, and they
ale taking the cargo out IN small steamers
The schooner Blunt and steamer Flambeau
both saw and fired at her, but could notcapture
her. The Canandaigua went in and fired a tew
shots at her, but could not 90 close enough TO
do any good Under date of October %, the
same party writes: The large steamer that
ran in about week ago, and vent aground OH
Moultrie, has luckily gone to pieces, they
say d some of her cargo, but that was damaged,
and the rest was lost. >
The Washington Star says After much
inquiry to-day, we are forced TO the CONCLUSION
that General Fremont is not to emade militia
~ Governor of this District and commander OF
the defences of Washington. A strong effort
to that end is, however, doubtless beng JUST
now made by quite a number Of leading and ac-
tive politicians.
The Confederate Gen. Villipigne died recent
" at Port Helena, Miss. He commanded at
Island No. 10 and also at Vicksburg.
The =. S. Postmaster General has given orders
for the redemption OF postage stamps whoa
have been used as currency.
Dispatches to the L. S. Navy Departmental
port the capture recently OF numbe~ OF smaA
vessels whilst attempting to run the blockade az
various points,
The Athouse iron works, Presbyterian
church and other property, including total
loss of $3.50, 900, were destroyed by tire at New
FORK on Saturday night.
The London Globe says that the English
Cabinet will probably, shortly give expression
to its views concerning the proceedings OF the
Alabama.
The famous debating club of Cambridge Uni
versity 1.-THE Union,) debated the Amencan
war subject du,ng two evenings. The cues"
ton was put thus:-"That the Cause OF me
North is the cause of Human Progress. '-
The proposition was negatived by vote {:
one hundred and seventeen to thIrty-fhree--
Earl Russelrs eldest son speaking 9Th tie
majority against it.
u. S. Marshal Rose has advertised 10 the
indianapolis papers the Post office building
and lot in Vincennes, Indiana, belonging to
Mr.. Rocuet, of New Orleans, libelled under the
act of Congress ''confscating the property o.
Confederates, &C.
Acting masters mate Of the Z. s. BARK
Restless, recently went ashore on the coast CT
South Carolina and succeeded in capturing the
Confederate mail and mail carrier between
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-17
The glexanaria GAzette
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. II.

MONDAY EVENING, NOV. II.
4 notice is issued officially from the U. S.
Judge Advocate office, in Washington, that
81 applications by ladies to go South to their
friends or families must be made IN writing TO
shat Office, verified by oath, between this date
and the 10th day Of December next, setting
forth :-First-The name, age and n sldence OF
the applicant. Second-The date when she
came within the military lines Of the United
States, for what purpose, and where she has
since resided Third-The place she desires
10 20 to, and the purpose or object thereof
The persons TO whom leave may be granted vii
be sent with suitable escort from Washington
70 the lines of the g. S. forces in Virginia,
with such personal effects as shall be allowed
70 pass. No person will be allowed to cake
more than one trunk or package OF female
wearing apparel weighing not over one hun
ired pounds, and subject to Inspection, and
any attempt or effort 10 smuggle contraband
property will forfeit the same, and subject the
party to imprisonment during the war.
4 Washington dispatch to the n. Y. lines
gevs distressing reports of the condition OF
the convalescent camp near Alexandria, again
begin to reach us. It is said to be IN horrible
condition sick lying in tents on the ground,
without even straw for beds Or blankets tor
covering. Couvalescents are sent here imme-
diasely upon being discharged from the hospi
tails, and their circumstances are such as d.
sectly to invite relapse and 5 speedy return
This is probably an exaggeration.
Secretary Seward has written letter 70 the
Bishops Of the Episcopal Church, lately assem-
bled IN New ork, acknowledging the receipt
Of g copy Of their pastoral letter, and inform
ing them that ''he is instructed TO say that the
exposition which the highest ecclesa tical au-
shorty Of that communion has given III the
Pastoral letter Of the intimate connection which
exists between teryent patriotism and true
Christianity, seems TO the President equally
seasonabIe and unansWerabie.
Speaking Of the lately discovered frauds N
Der Of clerks aud importers are implicated, the
y. 7. Post says: The investigation Of the
lately discovered frauds is proceeding, and con-
,inues 70 develop the most startling facts. We
cannot, at present, in view Of the amounts III
golved, the persons who may become i1npca-
ted, and the furtherance Of justice, give full
particulars, until an official statement shall be
made by the proper authorities.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10
: rae FLouR coNTRAcT. AGAIN.

To the Editor Of The Whig:
With the hope of promoting the public interest, my
former article was designed merely TO direct attention
to tue late mysterious arrangement for furnishing the
army with -four. Having accomplished that object, ]
should be content TO let Messrs. Haxall, Crenshaw s
Cos yindcation Of the Commissary Department pass
l~nnGticed, had the mantle Of charity, 80 prominently
displayed in their card, been of somewhat more ample
dimensions. lwill, however, notice the principal points
Of the yihdication, but before doing so, TO remove nm.
founded suspicious, will state, in all candor, that ] am
not a miller, nor a dealer in wheat or -four, and, there.
fore, have no private interests To serve, nor inducemeni
for misrepresentation or eNaggeratIon.
Ia the first place, they "deny the truth of Gehito's
assumptions" Gentos estimates Of the quantity of
ofai aud the amount OF their profits, are, presume,
tAc assumptions denied. But ii should be borne in
mind, that Tor these estimates. or assumptions, there
w., no claim to the merit Of accuracy, and they may
have been above or below the mark. And next. j. u c
bare assertion that thr contract will not afford unrta-
,anshIr compensation but it seems they did not " feel
% liberty 10 publish all they knew - or anything calcu.
lated to show whether their profits are likely 10 be rea,
siulblc or unreasonable Il the contract is a fair aud
reasonable one, why are the particulars withheld lrom
tlr public, for whose account il was made lay one Of
IT. own servants Il not being denied that the particu-
lars are such Is Mad9m Rumor has represented them
To be, is il not fair 10 infer that rumor is correct, or
very nearly 50 Il Is true the gentlemen very nlaguGli-
aously propose 10 exhibit their hooks to a committee Of
Congress, after the profits shall have been ~Poeketed, To
show the amount they may have realized, but this pro
position Is not rrrg conclusive proof that the profits
Will not be rNor5iiant. And although the Secretary Of
War may have sanctioned the contract, it Is well known
be has had but little experience in such matters, and
v.crwhSlmeL, -. be Hu4t be, with . multiplicity Of
other business, ii Is pro.umable that he confded in the
representations Of those 10 whom the duties Of that
Department are entrusted.
The remarkable contract said to have been obtained
by the same Parlie, about a wear ago, doubtless served
TO excite curiosity in relation To the new arrangement.
10 that contract. It = said, the value of wheat regulated
the price Of flour by an uprIrd sliding scale, securing
handsome profit, 10 the contractors, in any event, aud
At the same t.ug, giving them the RQwsr Of largely in
csea,lnS those profits, by raising the price Of wheat
Whenever they might have a large supply on hand
Has any other miller been 80 fortunate as to obtain a
contract On a. favorable terms as those obtained by the
contractors above referred To GESIro.
.Norunb,r 5, lSG2.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10
The army of North n Virginia

Toe reports fr m our army Last evening we're vague
A1i uneertail, yet ~suHi:iens TO shou ihA! no important
change in the situation Of III irs has taken place within
the pas. few days. A skircish occurred on Saturday,
nsar Winchester, OstEeea a per i'm Of H~'up:Oh's Cav
airy aud a body Of the eaeny, ou; &c have heard not
lug As 10 the reigl. A report Uas bio5ghi BY plssen
geEs on the Genital trsi0 tlG Ssels eormlnd had ad-
vAnsed upoa wa-renton, sad /; vas understood that q
fo,cs you'd nee. ID n and aeesps the chances of a bat
tie, If the Yankees saw Fl to eCm' up 70 the mark
Another reFoss is, that the enemy sre destroying thS
railroad be.Htel Manassas and Alexandra, but Of this
We have no eCu6,ua ion. Heavy X ruisaing Is daily
oec1rring in F4uqaisr Aad Louionu, aud it IL said rhAs
ths enemy are in gNA. forcs il those ecu ties.
Tee runor eireulstsd yesterday morning rhis tie
ASoiiouiss made a reid upon Fr.deIiIk burg On sAirl-
day, is eot6 md BY a Geographic dssPfch Hheh 'e
plbish eseshese. TOey bseusas soGe imperfect r-
ports, Which may or may not b rus. We hear SerbS y
that sGirmisn tsOk place Dear the tow, bu 1hL ne
c)csdsr doubtful
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10
The B, ponel BanIe b Oarke Cgaal,. W.


A report hAs reached this city, that oar !0ro.s uldsr
IN. A P. Hill eacolate;cd I4rgs body Of the saemy
OF Monday las, a; B,;ry's Fsrl, on the Sae1an6O,h
r.fsr, aid that The l1aes we're driven ba,k Ifsr a Sc
Y,ss engagement l; i aided that, sissr the fight, he
slsny sent a lag Of uu-s % q &c. Hill, Ieqles.ing per-
H-s5a 20 bury t2eiF dad AID provide 10, their W5uut.
"a, ~aica Ca. Hi granted. The Ljaehou,g RfD@5lt-
sIy, Of SA.lrdAy, saJs
"Tnere havs y. htel received bu. few spec tic
Do ais Of Gen. Hu's fslt ca scndAy ls' Niih tie Van.
ksI in Clarke ccul '. TIE gs ZEAL sas,msnI how
sg,r. . ~eoa6rnef, IAAt the Cueuy Sere sOlcdly GhrAsted
aus driven Eve miles from thar position, our forces pu,.
sung them closely rae YI-k}c leases are r ported
hAEy ia allied and uo1n led, AMI Ne captured AbOuI
three hundred prso0er, shO Nsre PAroled Aod sen,
ui.bin The Yankee lines. Ta5 6gIt vas a. obsIiua.s
o. and our Ices ~. CO nj ferable.
There vas a report Is. nigh TIA a helTy * mis-
o,,g,rsi 4 few mics nossh Of Wars,n;on On T utsdIy.
uai,1 resulted il some losi ~ bOIl siiss TIE n ,dilR
VAS principally Ei:h jdlety, though a. one tins A 5i /
bu Odst cvVAIy euJsul:rr cane tf, IN Elicl - cap
u Ell lhi-y p-s0Ce ;. TIE enemy eco disen ton
tlsir posiaol AID Te-sl.ed 10 VArds h,as5sAs."
From the activity m,aiiss:sd BY both A'meL and thr
iree lsaG skrnishss uk * place, 1t is uSt im2sob,b,e
ints gensrL aga: mlJ ocur a. Ay non u. Ths
Pr5ssn. o. sot o the eaery sssn' te DC 70 Gu OF Gen.
Las cJmnunicati0l VT RcAuold.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10

EsSvsAl - Awsns &c nj arrivals Ia the city We
notice that e Col J. o. N,Icn, Of the lat Regiment of
Louisiana Cavalry, nov in Tennessee. This Regiment
has BEEN 10 active service in the West for mere than q
year, And accompanied Lieut. Gen. ( Kirby Smith
through bis whole Kentucky campaign. being the 6;ss
to enter Fra k'Ors, where they raised the ~r'gimsntAl
a'g over the Capi o. The R ,ginsnt has SEN hArd ssr-
vice, and rank smong the highest for gallsntry and e.
ho.ency. Colonel n ION has special reasons, apart from
Guy and patriotism, for doing the enemy all the damage
be can, for 1t was hs paper, the New Orleans Crescent,
lof which be was editor and prcpris.OI) that Butler &c.
'ecIed as bis FRS; victim after arriving in New OAsanA
Il was the largest daily paper in the Southern COnfed-
erscy, and ole of the uos: prosperous, bu. vas inus
diately seized and ccndscated by Butler on his arrival -
The oolOnsl, 'hsugS a little brotzld BY exposure aud
hard service, Is Looking W'I.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10

Advance Of the Enemy in EaStern North Carolina.
Tas news from The RJ,oOE Tsgoa Of N1rE CAroliaa
has within tee pas. ts cay, ,c.ss.oled some aa1iey
ia The puoLc n.nj. TIE RLtigh Register CnsestAins 10
dSu5s tlAg & moVeutn; is s9su; 70 &C MADE against the
rulro4is ruznrg tom Pstersoarg 10 Wilmington, and
that Weldon . he point 10 B. attacked. lis presumed
taaL in ve~ OF the prcb.iy A)g's Hen i'usd, the
proper prse II, i,lary nsas-res cave bs,a taken for the
d,tsnee Of shs Important lac Of Communication Fhe
RLe.sh Standard gyes tie following statement of tn
resent skirnish near Hamilton
l. appsars Ia; thee eonraaiss O. the 70 y &.
h inenG had IL "a sJGt oOSu OeloS hanI.vl Or W
litmHoc, a. other foes nd 5sen etB D be- pain .,
% enable ou- !. Ol, 20 rtucy5 ,ncr reCrce' aid o Ter
m0geAole properly from Bey0y. JhA e-cmys hnos. kAgy
vera avahug them-eives o. as airgrceu-ut al Hete
removing huge UUmo r 81 blacks. ft' GAses hear
ilg Of thi, dSteInes1 q Ir.yea: ., L possible, a-o
helcs removed a force in ,he di,cioR o: Ham 90 CT
Williamson.
Oo.Ouel B1rysyu, w.;h biz email force, dste;ria,d to
arrest their prugr,si and bence stttcket tlcd, ksep'n-
il ca Ok a very supsrior 10. &c OF the enemy u-tl rem
forced, when ne Co., rniaed 20 tall back - a 0y;iNr pss-
tila. The runners ab3u. tbs hldIUg OF he AMY u
b rte, and OF Igr river, and OF his Interdoi advslSe
up3a Tarboro, we're bestv & 70 oe premature We hsP
tlIt the rgaortd dssTue ia OF property ~ H.ul~n
b. sle enemy - also mAguhsd or u1iouadst.
Sal later aiyi,ss as r,csvsi through a passenger
SAs reached gLeigh iroa TaroosO' o. Faday hsL Tie
repos,s ihs our IooPs m1t the e-eny segen mics BE-
l5~ TIA. toSn 90 TtusdEy, sui drove him back to tie
s,e..er of his ~guloOAs sni tbs thu Inhabitants OF
TIrboro' ard tbs s6jlceut country, spprshsns:ve OF at
o:asr Gdsa1ee, ae moving CT as fs, IS hey can. A
o;Ssr report says thu; cur troops. 10 Thursdays erg'gs
mSl, we're commanded by G neral Martin aud Governor
Vince, and Tia; they succeeded 10 r~ePulsng tie enemy
bl. Eisa Leavy ioss on both lies. A letter from Tr
lo,o, dlted Wednesday P. u stated ttGs TIE enemy,
~ nnl s,rnrc nAa Vi Ii hneen mles Of "a. psss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10

Ga the All iass, Ias b.Oskadsrs CT Wilmington, N.
@, f,oi upol ali ds5royeil bare "a, l1Ad,d vim salt
"a other VsluablJ a. Gas Sl5 us IRON NIssgu, and
Vas euieayor.ag tc raa he b'ockIi5. To- o4seu and
srss made their ese'p', Bat saved nothing Eha'ever-
FSsn:ythreS Ylaksss ela ashore TO 6 lsa their WOIk
= destruction, Out Esse u1A5li 10 make their Nay back
sli we're captured sIi sea TO TJst Fisher The ntI
uoraiay OBJ Lamb ie. drive &C the block .dars si!h bis
Ing ranges, hitting ons Of 'h-R and causing bosh to
keep away TO a respee abls dsia 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

SHo5rKG.-A row occurred az hoas, o. ill-frms 10
Lyuc7bucg, on THURSDAY night lls., in which L 'ndol Q.
SdsIl uas wounded ilu above the thigh, the bill pene.
{ AEng tee groin, b / iAniu DAsson vas sho; through
he mack, the bel entering u7der The left and Pc inR
on, near the ri. esr and John 4. L lott rc,ived >
oall h ough his coG;, graz Ug his side on 8 lice With the
heat Tee wound Of DgWs0l Is very serious aud may
reselI a. ally. s eli. oadly hurt bu. viii recover.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10
OADrS or TuI Orr sIu:ary "a o, Of the

ORDES or rHG Orr -rde salu:ary "a OF Of the new
poles ArrA1yem u. is ALREADY Apparin. E1r several
nigh . pa. no esse OF v.Olsnc or theh has occurred
IA almost every ql4re, ard at the turn oil am %. ever,
eorner, NAY be seen sn th ;r Of ID, deteouVs or civ
police, or q eoupli e armed soldiers. Tue street cor
Gers have besa vaeA Ell by the louDg,rs Of that susp'-
cou, aud ub q ii.ous ella $ Of rovdies, Who have been the
bIle Of our ely. The gangs uhicl are 'marahed daily
under escI,t, to he Mayor court, seIVs . give an II
kliUg Of ,hs nGneoss 10 our city without visible mean.
4 tuyp0rE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10
pKAUTIpUL ro0NrMY sAATIN .YosEY.

DEAUTyPU w. STAT IN sYDsEY.
improved iots nearly a toinia9 thereto, 70
safe at auction At The iequs OF Mrs WmL d. Penper
too, who rxp,e $ ~ remove 10 her fam IN tunetburs, w-,hs
ss.ai pu- lca ct on on the pren lrs. on Tuesday. TIE u h No
yem'e r, s6l, ala U'clnrk, P NJ, the b .su,i'ul pl &c ia which 81,
r-ids. ~ssntSilirg a square o 4 Acres, bounded BY Flmvood
Dover, Him and @, dsr streets.
The In provemrnts consist Of an excellent brick dwelling, cor
tanluE even ros IN besidel b ik ko en- and the lsusl out build
ia,s, togt er With . wtl Of doe water and . choice parcel o
huit trees,
After the sale ~ the isnd w be sol three bss1t ial .ots offn
Acre esch In he \ iohing square,
TER,s onethirt cash, Dalsncs 81 q GGi 10 Il tds, for ns
sotsb!s rotsi, ia,eres, added, secar 4 by q trust de d
G0DDIN 4 ksfERsOk,
now Auohousers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10
From Wt,lern HIrginIi.

1. brspo;tsd III the \ ,assss oaSs adAueai ia ier,s
uo,a Highland eOlaty, At . dist ues Of AbOu: iOHy
miles from stunOi Va. TIE troops are sid 10 be
thos3 Of COX, wSO have lately bsen operating il the *
nIEll Y,ly. This repor. ia vel AuIhsitcA'sd, sld the
mIvsnsnI Is doaSsss . Ia. Ct the general pan ~
Which the 4OOIdGpi,A s@psOs g crush o. The rebel
Goa" In Virgins.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10

YuIOS F.vss -fns WILMINGTON Ja1Hsl, Of rhur.
DAY at, II ports nine Les Cl9cs of lever fog the previous
DAY, and enc in,ernect IL the cemetery. TIE 5eather
co liDued unfAVOrliE to The sisy Of The diseA'e, and i'
vas though, il the luuosr Of nSW cGse'dd 10; Ia gsly
increase, h sOOld siDP.y be b'eluso OF The limited ma
tsial upon which The e~oaaRiOa has to f4ed. Tlsrs IL
not one person In fifty, Of tSOse nov in town, Who hss
not had the disease.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10
WING.
MJNDAY MORNING, NOV. 40. 1854.

raus. Daily IS per ARsan; IS for ain months, and o. PER
noaih tor . shorter Pe-iol
ssaL sesEly Is per Anuuu; IS fer an month";, and IS cent? per
noath tor = shorter period.
Weekly 81 per Gnnan, q for 81 months. Sent for no hstSr
period PAynsn: In al eAIss IN ADVANCE
INSTRUMENTATION sQzAFs Of { uass 20 ssAlI for ErBt insertion
Is senu per square for saea s0aiaaAnea. weekly lnBsrtionI 20
% ~ psr square
KsallIAaess nay BE- made a lee rih Of the EssHIsEalz
all sAsss where evidence L. taken on tas dspoai Of . letter IN tee
P0Gi once eontAlnins money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10
MESSAGES OF rHE GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA.

MESSAGES OF Il GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA.
NnLtDsIvuLs, Nov. s-aoI Bro EG's Annual Mes
Q ge was read 10 tie Legislature on THURSDAY.
BE refers principally to tcpiss Of State interest,"
In q Special Message he tks ground against the
Couscript Law. and sub nits the subj st to the Lsgisli.
,ure for action.
he also ~r.commends action on the SUI 'cls Of mar
tai law, hab.as corpus, and impreasmsnt of private
property.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10

F0IaD PATRlLLs "A youth, named TaouAs Curry
20. qIis sixteen years OF sg', WAs s~rn.iEned beiOr
OOnn;ss,oa,r Wa'-Un, last Saturday, on a charge OF
. Os'9tag A. ne Y ArGTm .st'r's Department, for TGy'
nsnt, a colder ptyroll, knowing the same TO bAVs ben
forged Ate' a tuil inv sigI 70 Of the ~circunstaDc
le vas bsld to bail In the ~ u Of $500 to appear befo. G
Oh, O s d ; riot COlrt to-day, TO a sssr the charge.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10
Sale conducted BY ylSrs NJ. TlrOA 4 tcs, AueiC netT,.

nc NMIsSION a",, -. G rs OF
~ land In " a, leo county, on he . eep Run
Turnpike, four miles West OF the city. As spe
-il roumhsloaer, appointed by q uetres Of the Circuit Court o.
aenrieo equity. bIonou c d on I c IA dsy Of November, I %,
10 the case styled 3 Aplts Va Jthn A hut heson Adm! istr8tor Of
francis staples and the ., I shall proceed 70 sell ~ pGti aac-
doa upon The premises. Oh TUEsDAY, the ls;b ly o. EoVcnte,
CONNIE cling At . ,'coek P. NJ, u fair. ~ Eo', the next fsr day
there after, sunday ,KeeI I'D, the following real estate.
A tract OF land In aelrieo equity, iuue late y ca the Deep
Ia, Tuinpi e, fou- niles west o. the city, ani AdIolnlag The above.
Il is very hg " improved and veil encl sed.
TKNns-NnC-ihId eAih, he b1la-ee a. \ and twelve months,
for negotiable notes vttN 1 te I stded tn tile ne elaine
until the entire purchase mo- ey is paid, AID : c II -ey snce ireet.
ed by the .oart. JOHN ,. YOUNG,
special Cor missioner.
sale conducted BY JANn N. TAYLOR 4 soS. AucAoneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10
EoR RRN r-ASWLlNO HO z AND CO

EOR RHN r-AsHLANO no rxL AND go {.
II T~AGEi-rhiJ attractive pro ,trty . % rel Tor rrnt on terms
shlsh eItn,t fall t'bs sdvNt Ayeeu and ptoni sble 10 ae tensnt
Stu ted up In ssvsnie q mi - u Rich ind, In . thriving village
on The ne OfIhs q. hmln T. Frelerieksburg aid Psio sAs ssi,-
r I'D >hoss trains are and will be 90 en- d nio enable 'esdens
at A,hiEndt, 'pend TIE buiaes hNurs Of I . dAy n gichm n, 4
o esents unusual Arr l5inns a a 81 iencet versions whose en-
g,ssrsnts DO not ,eq lire thee presence 10 Richmond At other
housL II heltlfaInes Of the Iocaitr 10 well owl and The
soei sly Of N, village very ell 'bla. III, gui dlnr consist Of
large Hotel ard ,everAl ootAgs stq'ted 10 a ,pseio . AID or
nan lem ed grou- q, Besides III g. l,dgng IA the do'-l and v 1
tags hslonSnE 90 4. other boArders Q ud doub,iss be blsined
from the ~n,ighborhny houses and from pa" IN ss on tbs Raj road
Train.
Apply I, Nj. z. cox, Agent at Ashland, o. At the OFFS Of the
Riehuo' d, RrtdeiekSsurY, and fot,mac Railroad Company.
n n If
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10

IT. = ss.E ~ sAa..nLk RBAI
Il estate Ia the city OF Rirhmond, ON Brah q
street, ut the corner OF First.-Ry virtus OF defef
o. frost nom VII ian 600 VIZ git aud wi Ian Boo'sTisht an
vie The hnt Gated ihs b DAY Of April 1851, and bob duly re
corded 10 tne Husli1Es Oou I, Bic 'mN q, by cons Ut Of the erarI
os tterein, and oy requ >. o. eredhors, ssthsran rtqa red, III
uaaers'gl I'D 7 u tee, thereby Sopoiutai, viii sci at pub {, su'
lion on the p EN- sci on TUS mAf, tue Hth dy Of koyembu
1862. teglonlns ST. o'cosk p = that We vsiosble 'esi dstt'
street RAINING ba Il 90 the rnt line o. FIST street, at right an
gks, 1870 feet &, al shey 10 feet vide. wih two exec leLt brio.
te,em suts thereon one having a handsome granite 'front.' ana al
mirably wtl loeaed AMI a. dsouey Arranged FOR n Dry Cord
St re This Il ~ ts eguiei as amor get The m Cst ysiua'l lie fs
estate Tor inyssiment) new on tie market.
A rkt and survey Ct ia. property can bs seen a, III. once c
the sue ioneet
MIRA Priscilla pcGtisht who has brtetofoTs teli a he -tsi
In a ps Of the prop Z y. sill convey no Interest, ss thus t's
= zee al nple ut { Ote pureh ser
TEEHs-nAsh. - /, ooe'ourt' ne pbTsAaie u,neT rsAatn'ni
th.ee ,ouTihs At on {. $50 nd three We u raTe -usels, v n lsss
lat ust from the dsy o. sale tie deferred lsvH cots TO be g.
cured hJ liens on the bIop-rty, ~ cSsA for the whole Purcb-t
msney, 81 the option Of he plrshsser.
WILLIAM y TAYLOR, ~
k0BEkf y. no sisoN, e.
Trustees
fac ~SOpd-Olei BY Comp .IPssssos. Aaofs otS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-10

FIpLosIoH Mar Alb nSdop, Va, on wednesday las
NJ. Flank Suith's son', four in humber, fOuEd a loaded
she'll in one Of our vacated camps, and taking i; home,
"e1t into the cellar for the purpose of epning il
Sr'ktug it -i.h 8 Ratchet, lie shell exploded and badly
IL iured the { ur boys-tWo of thrm psrhaps fatally.