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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27


tAs Han. A. q. Ksnan member Of Congress from ssor'
sIa. delivered a patriotic address In hiaedgeville, In
,hioh he thus referred to the greater sacrifices endur'
cd By Virginia. We hope that such considerations viii
serve 70 reprefs the disposition that has been far too
,,ev.isat sncurss our maloontentsd brethren South,
who. in their nouenis Of qusrulOusnesS, complain Of
Uhsyjpg 10 eight the battles Of Virginia"
Mr., KsnAn sAid
Georgia Is the last Safe tina. ought to complain and
resist this hv. GeoIgA has not yet been invaded. We
have not yet srffsred at our doors aud IN our estates
from tina presence of q hostile foe. Tho battles IN our
defence have been fought hundreds Of miles away from
"a. The yirRiniAns have 81 H1red in person and properly
IA an ,xtent that Won Who ara at home and far from the
enemv cannot apurecists. You have never had your
na,risasm ana devotion to our cause and country tested.
The people of Virginia hyve lost their property, their
pegreas their food, their all. Their houses, their barns
.nS f,reea have been burnt before their eyes, ther wives
ana children insulted and driven from home and themselves
car-isd A Eay captives, ard still they are true. You kao"
oothin9 of the raVAges OF war. When you and yeul
ives and children are driven from home without food
asd clothing, TO hide in the mountains and caves, your
nesvoes stolen ard The torch spplSd TO your premises
then your patriotism will be tested. Oan you endure
thG.l Had you rot better do all you can 70 Keep Inc
var auay from your bordersI Is il well for you 10 Be
,ouabbHnV about Safes Rights and who shall sppo.n'
ctntains and colonies when the enemy is laundering a.
your doors We have had brilliant victories, and oul
ANS have performed such deeds as history has nowhere
recorded. CONSUMPTION ba. done Il for u.s. II this wal
ross on, We have to whip 800. 600 Of the best men the
enemy has got, before rexs Spring, or they viii whip ~
II We whip them, Oonscripion viii have done i-Wl'n'
ont II 70 Will fail.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27
TIE RICHMOND PRESS AND TIE ARMY.

To t' RIitOr ofG1 Wig:
The interes; which you have manifested in the veil
fare Of the army inspires me With the hope that you
viii listen to the r,qass, Of one Who has seen much ser.
vice, and Who speaks for many thousand Of troops from
the more Southern States.
Our mail &c Lilies are necessarily such, and the army
charges iS position % frequently. that il is but seldom
the troops in the field can Sc, a ls.;sr from hons; and
a. for ne EspApsrs, il would b, within bounds TO cay 70,
ore in one hundred zen. from home ever reaches It's des-
tiaA.ion. Our only resources, therefore, is ia the Rch.
moad papers vhich are brought to the camps BY news
agents and distributed a. ten cents . copy among the
men.
Uadsr three eircuns;Iucos, you can render the Scu.h'
err soldier = grss, benefit, and At the same lime greatly eI-
tend the c~iroal,icn of your paper in the army, BY de'o.
ting a portion Of your columns, hoNevcr small, TO the pub
Hcatioa tf the current local news from the Safes further
south. We are all inttrested in the iltsigenee received
from the Uai:ed Sst;s sud other foreign countries, but
no. more - than We ara in the news from home. fhis
will be especially the case this winter, il view Of the
Ensucip atom Proclamation Of Ar. Lincoln, and the
military campaign ubicA the enemy are preparing to in
auEursts on tho South Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Long live the Rchm1nd Wing for the nAoly manner
ia Which /: has Vindica,ed the rights and Interests Of tie
private soldier. MANASSAS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27
frs METHODIST COsy,snOa-rhs Virginia AnuuI

fEB HIrHoDlsf CoSJsssIol-fhe Virginia Annual
Conference on TUESDAY adopted . resolution recon
msndinE the raising Ct funds to aid the operations Of
the Soldiers Tract Association Of Richmond. The Sec
r..Ary read a coslmuniel,ion rom the Stewards OF Cum
berland street station in the city of Norfolk, giving an
account Of the sflirs Of the church since the evacuation
Of th.. city, tbe' having been without a pastor since
tha, line, aud .skiog the; the Conference send them q
single man IS their pastor for the ntIt year. The tri.
Of R.r. J. X. Li'leton, on the several charges Of frau
t~l,e5oo3, enforcement and breach OF trust, and slaI
der or speaking i,i! o; a minister, vas resumed, and il
vas 6lklly decided that the evidence va efficiently
conc.asiv. to jdsily lis expulsion from the ministry srd
membership OF the church, and he vas accordingly sI
pellsd by . vote Of &c to 20.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27

YAe WytheviIls D1patek dominates VIM. Il. Psy.on,
R.ur, Of Rcaloks, and the Dinvills Rsgis.sr Gov. Let
cher, sos the IsAt nads vacant BY the Ansnisd dsAiA Of
Mr.. Prsston.
OF the former gentleman the Dispatch says:
Excspt Mr.. Preston this section Of our State has never
had the honor Of a Senator. Whilst We do not CONSIDER
II tighs 70 usSe our claims as q section, We cannot re-
strain the natural feeling that tbs portion OF our Stae,
As important at least IS any other, Is entitled 70 repre-
~seutaton. Mr.. Psyton has claims that We hope will not
no overlooked or disregarded. Whoever has read his
able letter to Hon. W. O. Rives dated S!h January,
1881 on the suit iecs Of secession, must be- ga lsned that
he possesses talent Of the highest order. IL Is We Del eve
the ablsss and most conclusive argumtn. on the sutJeet
tba. has come 10 our notice. His location is very suit
NJ o,e "A he would represent not only the Sou1h-
seat but the Valley Of Virginia: as Roanoke may prop
erly DO considered part Of the Valley.
OF Governor Letcher, the Register rays:
The election Of a Senator to supply the vacancy will
deVolye upon the present General Assembly which is
70 convene his winter. Constituted a. that BODY Is
nov there will probably be q great effort made TO put
in some gentleman who,e Antecedents and present pcs
ton "a regards politics and residence shsll be assimiis
ted to those OF our late Senator. That is TO say some
Eendsu an from the trans mountain section Of Virginia,
Who WAS no; identified with the revolution in Is euher
stages. Concsding that these condt os vii be insist
ed upon We thitk the chances all good that The present
worthy and eff sient Executive OF the State, Governor
LtlCQCf, VAL " ~ =
take 10 say that he will be selected, but speaking sus-
Eestively as We DO, We think the chances are a. ieas!
good.
No man in Virginia is this day as popular as Honest
John" aud bis election IS our Senator would doubtless
Os hailed with delight BY tbs people Of all sections OF the
Safe.
Il viii be observed thA. both Of our contemporaries
axe |. for granted that the successor Of Mr.. Preston ii
come from the other side of the Blue Ridge. We hope
the Legislature VII be governed BY considerations more
BETTING tbs duly they have to perform. Lot them
choose from the whole State the person best quail I'D for
toe post, and mos. e,pAbls Of readsiilg useful service
% the Gauss and country, In the fery ordeal through
which they are passing. TO us, /. you'd constitute not
tie least Of g ion If both Senators we're taken from the
sane county or the same house, If We we're satishsd that
they were the best MN Who could be selected; and We
would quite as soon see them from the Wes IS feem tie
Eas. Tee old sectional division Of the State has done
harm in the pat, and the sooner ve c,ae altogether to
rsc7gaix, it the better. We need no: add that these re
max are u 70 Wiihou; reiersrcs TO the two gentlemen
named above, or, iadesd, to any one, bu. simply on gen
erL groundL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27

GAM ANN SYsALISG. -YesteIdiy Colonel Lee h9d
bis time orevptd in AL Investigation which developed
one of the grandest and boldes; stealing trsnsscliors
that has vet com, to light among the army thieves.
TIE fscts in the case, rs ve have been informed, ara
about az follows Tor four or h,e days the police oh
served two military gentlemen covering rather more
ground than became plain hoBeAt sol5isrs-such o. loud
talking. sigus Of running the blockade, &L-snd ~ the
p,rtieJ had not reported OF headquarters they we're Close
IL watched. They had es Ablished . big camp out about
go m les from the city, and we're doing a diving bu'i
ne.s vit1 ,uch enterprisilg gontl man az were setkl'g
in,cs,ments. They had at their headquarters Ave large
government wagons, heSiiy loaded with thsl Bragg
als," ~ fae mules and horses, and all the .psraphtr1a'
n, Of = b,-camp. Toe concern vas accompanied by
eight menu. Fdltol, wagon ma'er OF the 90 b g..
regiment, and some subordinatas. They we're met here
bT O4pt Wes'moreland, A Y n OF the sane regiment
Who 5 Stes tha, he was cut eli from tho main army in the
great retreat Ihst ct Knoxville aud Dalton he had tried
| to ship Tie goods ny railroad, but the gent NO I'D moi
rsce;Ve them, but that sl vas right, only ne had beon Q
little c,reless, though no wrong had been intended.
Mr. Futon stated, uhea 4 o. srres'e', that he bad sold
none OF the good, but several gentlemen Of this plscs
having made purchases from him, and the iAct bei Z
made knovn, he tbel stated that he had not been pail
of and had 10 sell Q few loose at cl s 10 pay CT else'
Bat on sx animation he Vas found to have noai t2,6V
loose change about his clothes.
From present lights it appears 10 DO . grand whole
| sale thieving expedition, u d Z cover and protection OF
Confederate uniform and CHioial comms 3, on'.
Colonel LIE had all this band in Gu isody, aod hes tsrn
cd he big camp and is apfurlenAnces, worth some 800
900 to t70, 900, over to Captain Boon, 7. z. II. in I'M
ciiy.-Aranta OoHfs'sraey, lsh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27
LOCAL ITEMS.
The Csrrisss of this paper are authorized to charge
twenty-five cents per wssk for their delivery.

In STARCH OF BOAnD.-A large nunber Of hmlies
in this city, who don't happen To be the p~ossets,rs Of .
local b~sbitaton, are nov engaged In the almost hopeless
task Of looking for winter quarters where they may CD.
tain food and sutlter upon terms commensurate with their
income. A spirit Of eItortion has ssz,d upon the
boarding house keepers, and the prices demanded are at
least q head and shoulders above the mesrs Of the ms
jority Of salarisd men. But this is not oil. There is 9
most unsccountabls aversion 10 receiving ladies ard
children, while rooms SUITABLE for single & nltmel"
are freely offered. An application vas made not lorg
age 70 Q sturdy llndlady for board, aud while Dtgoia!
tons we're progressing, IL came out that the app icant
hsda wife and child. Ths hnelady rased Der hands In
pious horror, and exclaimed .O5 mercy! I'll take no
women. In those times women want chsess and such
thipgs." A . mater Of course tie senil MN, after
this gsaRnitcsl explosion, Immediately dep RED, With
a some shat diminished opinion OF feminine humanity
With regard to prices, however, the boardtng.house
keepers are not so much TO blame, since they but fono~
the practices nov universal in the Confederate States
Il oil drive many honest men to desperation this Wi1tar,
bot chat cau's be helped. T~enemenis, or tvsa suitable
rooms for housekeeping, are not 10 be had, and persous
With moderate salaries and no other pscuoiary resorr-
cts. are even nos standing aghast at the rapid adVatcs
OF prices, and eIclsimipg what are We going to dol "
II th,rs be Ia tho city Of Richn Dad any b,nevolrnt
s:us Who would be Wiling TO receive bosrders upon fair
terms, they would immortaize themselves BY mixing
The fact knosn. There is gloom and depression In many
hearts To-Day that the wealthy little wot o.
IsTslnBsrA-rhe following Is q comparison Of the
iater n.nts in the shockos Hill Cemetery, and a6jacsr,
burial ground, for the quarter ending Sl,t 0ctob ~, ard
sans time ofthPes preceding years:
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NIrrtnIa q. aaa.rea.

The LyDehburg V'rsiHiaS says il is known shA.
Georgia, through Ter G1VsrrSr, has ~interpOSd sons
ob,t.elss TO the enioroSasnt Of the CONSUMPTION
,,t. A controversy upon this Easj ss ~ carried OF
for some time betSeen the Governor Of Georgia and the
President whilst the former, in hI message to the LIS
~Ralasu-e, argued the unSOns;isutionAl.sy Of the act. The
Supreme Court Of that State has, however, decided
aZainst the scruplei Of the Governor, and there g no
appeal from that decision, We presume, 50 Tar - Georgia
4 concerned Psodipg shs sSShiSa upon he sasjsst.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27

Az OPINION IioN AZ bTLUssrIAL SoURca-fhe
London Q iArterly Rsvies, for October, has . very able
article on the Confederate Struggle and Reeosuitiou.'
The writer shows how thoroughly rotten Is and va the
Federal system hos the inherent defects Of shat system
created secession; how radically different universal suf
frase in in the South from the North: how President
Lincoln hiss, by taup.riug With the Coustitu ion, paved
the way for = military dictatorship or civil dsspotRn q
some future select Of The millions; !" how Bfiifh subjects
in the South are nos practically unprotected In casa Of
ou,rsEe-a natter which touches ono Of Elgland's moe
sensiivs points ; and hov recognition 10 no; . question
of the interests or feelings Of the English nation but q
the rish: CT the Conisdsrscy. The following u the COO.
c'usiop Of the article to sh'ch se have referred:
1, truth tho vtols slavery dispute seems pstty aud
rival when ve read the weekly narrative Of American
carnage, or the daily tale Of Lancashire distress. With
,yery resps cs 10 the negro, We cannot stop 10 inquire
into wrongs n rider which be apparently thrivts
and il happy, vhen the blood Of our own race Is being
Toured out like water, and our own fellov-citI'ns are
perishipg By inches. We cInnoI contemplate the butt {
Geld stresn With corps, or vast regions, once busy and
| prosperous, now laid waste by vir, aud console ourse.vs
Nth the reflection that II il be only continued lopg
enough Il NAV possibly end 10 promoting the negroes
| suddenly to . freedom they viii not appreciate and will
certainly misuse.
We cannot reconeil, ourselves to the subj sct Of q
| famine -a'ricken population at home, BY the hope that u
| THAR aud rings are ,uticisnIly prolonged, the integrity
| of an aggressive aud u1scrupulaus empire may posi-
| by DO restored. Every consideration Of humanity 70
| thoH at home and those Ebr6al demands that we should
do everything in our power, ard, II need be, risk some
| thing, to bring this ha-tul ecsols,ion TO q close. A
| soon A. the lime comes-ve trust u may be close al
| hfni-vhen, BY . fair interruption OF Interpretation Of
| international lac, We can ,in With other European pow
| ers In reeogu'I'ng az Independence sh.ch ia already Al
| accomplished isc', there 10 = fair hope that the Fsdcrah
nav see in our d ~cl,r.ton an honorable plea for re
treating f,om . contcs: shich they shl aSsuredly neveI
| be eIuicALed BY success.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27
Army SURGEONS.
nAHAssLs.

OAMr - y l"suI w.
To tia E liOy Of the Whis:
Every ieU days ne fu1 . commune alton in the Rich
mood or other pSpers, announcing the medical otfcers Of
tie army for their inSfi ;isney aud neglect Of duty. So
SEespiug have been these declarations, TO such an extent
carried, and 20 quietly submitted TO, that the community
could scarcely re- it coming to the conclusion, ,hSItaken
as q vhols, they are the most incompetent, ~uqfssling,
reckless and dtbluehed class Of MN within the limits Of
thu Ooufsderacy AID that kindn4s is To longer shown,
cor remedial aid given to the III ced soldier. The OBJ
js,t Of this Short article, ia no; 30 much to defend, as to
lock 10 The means Of red esI for the evils that exist
That there are maIcll cGi iefs ia our army who are di,.
qualified TO hold The responsible positions to which they
have been assig red, that they have grossly neglected
their patients, and that in Consequence thereof good eel
diers have Suff ,fel, and may have oven died, wo fear it
Il too re but on the other hand We believe tina: the
great N rrity are men who have not only the e~spability,
but are laboring with all their posers, si.h the appliances
they can command, TO gvI tho Necessary attention 10 the
sick and wounded
Nov us do not thiak this wholesale denunci Ition will
reach the iormsr, aud il brings discred.t uoou, aud i'm
p Mrs the efficiency Of the latter. Toe man Who clnnot
b. moved to the performances Of uha; IA nothing more
than his duty, By tie ~suff,rings Of a gallant soldier, Will
be deaf to ell the Appsas and denunciaiious Of the pros,
and more especially when hs may no: regard himsslfthe
special object Of condemnation. To condemn % indis-
eriminl,e > IL 70 &C: periodically to the service by bresb.
ing down the conaisnos thA. should exist bsIvesu the
pIlieut and his surgeon, to give gvA.er anxiety to Pc.
tents and friends at hons, to discredit those that are
faithful, 10 i0srsAso tho growing dscoutsn; that eIiss
With mSry-lnd cause them to desire 10 lsAVs sush ssr-
yiss-or ute With some other.
Nov shAi Z The remedy Tie army regulations very
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27

The ioterments Of ''pri,oners Of war" are not included
Ia the above fl cures. The nunber, last quarter. was ia.
Exclusive of these the tosl intermsuts NJ lhs above
me ii, n ts.sc me cries we're 8sl, making IN sver re Of
about four each day. The mortality among the blacks
vas nesrly squsl to that smoog the whites, and lie pre-.
cisely the Sans as that indicated by the interments Of the
preceding quartss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27
R.u-Ahhoush the weather ia a h.ekaeyed subject,

~RIn-Aihough the weather is 8 haekaeyed subject,
u 10 worth while to place upon record the meteorolos
cal fact that on Tuesday night, November % p, 1862,
se had a rain storm Of unusual violence. I.ceme down
by bucketsiull the skies fairly slopped ovAr. About
midnight, wben It was at It's height, a sentiH,l vas hesrd
utteribg his lonely cry, "Twelve O'Clock aid els welf'
blu. We could no. help thinking It vas rot all well with
the soldieIs-it might have been more appropriately cad
"alfs vet" It |, on tuch occs' ions that tbose who have
~ abundance should make up their minds to bss.oK q
portion upon those Who have more.
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RICHMOND WING.
no CORRHsPONDENTI,

~L&ts-s On business H'Hs' b addressed % A"~ "
ns RAig."
~ Ths 4 q rus eg iOHc staadtng, OHgat 70 % enopn a.
80 ,oN n ~ SESo ~ dsP ND from OottudTy Sohces SeS
-, SioAf Eaas are dAa-gS0 r as ddUsrasemenfs.
W ousn0t anC sTtlte @ rsfura rejected eona7taaae11D
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27

AaaIsr poR DrsLoTALrr.-Abnsr Jackson, orc of the
mos, prominent and il aucrtiAl eitiI'ns Of KneI county,
Tenn, has been arrested upon tho charge Of ~dislOyAlty
10 the Confederate States, aud committed 10 Ill at
Rnoxviia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27

HUsrnG cOusr-Ja1ge Lysn' p~resiiing -Bfrnard
Got.i5 indicted for stealing hogs from John o. 81,
vss tried Yesterday and acquitted. Two youths, named
Thomas Collier and Richard Norris. we're put upon hiL
for stealing $1,000 from John Mcpherson, and the case
sas given 10 the jury at . late hour.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-27
PROPERTY FOR SALE I
hncK npInnn cOuNfY. Va.

puOfHtHb FV" NV
rock BRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
TIL Jane, River ald KsnAvhs eompsny snl sell the yAiuabis
prarety, knova % 'Jo,dsns Point" adjacent TO the iosh
OF LeIiug! N, and nearly contiguous 10 the p opeHJ Of the Viz
ginla hLTtAry lnsutui'.
IL o Al the head 81 the n, nth River improvement, . branch on
the J .me. hive. AID X lntxhA canal, thu, oohnee log, IN enc u
rectl, n, 9th the cehuA al v-ter llne OF the stNt', and ~ nshh
the imp rtI mt rAnroa 10 which touch the canal, both a. LJnehourG
ana Richmond, While In anoher direction u % distant only aeous
teen y mil . RON the SiIIinlA oeatTh kNlfoid
fhersis upon Il . is-te and vel tul dour NIL we naehlneiy
o. with 10 pr p rled by vat r possr, = !. &c bsi airs onTnahf
deLrned for Q cotton factory, an II forge AID bsndry, Anu
MILL. and several dssl lns houses, and AppuF einnt 70 IL cover
ed brig; acres the North river, contested with We 'sn'hoa
Valley tar Pile
The property vii be sell In lots, or groups Of los, or entire .
nay appear TO be most desirAbl according 70 . plan vhicihu
been prepared, and vii be daily eIh b'ei.
ndesred, oue-hAl' OF the purchhse money m,y oe psS
bonds o ths North silver Navigation Company, which have been
ranan,s d bv " Jan Is River and KAnawhA Company, al par;
tss rssldu, shl be1eqal edin cAh.
me President a the Companr exps,eto De IN Lexington %
Tuesday, the sh Gay Of December
h invite. n, opos ais for Vie whole or any portion ONE said
prop ,riy, 70 be aadrasei either to himself at lexi- g'o', or to
Col samuel nc 0ows ell Reid, enc Of tbs dlreclo's, residng there.
rH0n ~ v BLLis, fresiotni
nosr ia oftLe Ia River and Ia 60
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NAE flIP If the Mayor has no authority to ac,
4 special meeting Of the CITY Council Shout be held 10

|: gislsts upcn the subject OF The man trap" at the head
Of the ossin. Surely II lie ths busines, OF somebody 10
have . railing erected on both sid,s Of the canal. at 8 h
street, to prevent strangers and others from walking into
the water and drowning, at night. The expense would
be Insignificant, but Who Is to incur 1.-THE Courcil or
The james River and < ,navha COMPANY? Let tho for
mer meet ard decide the question ere hall q dcz n moro
men are drowned, and the city mulctsd in heavy damages.
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notice

NOTICE..
HyHp partnership under the arm OF THOMAS a SAMUEL HARD
GROVE, naying bean dissolved BY the death Of 81 nuel Hud.
grove, one OF the partners, the undsrs gned, the surv wing part
ner, r~espectfully request oil persons Indebted to III frm 10 make
payment to them, and al persoos having elairs AZ sinss the 1rm
10 present IN IN. The unient gned surviving part ius bslng de-
,rous to wind Up the sn,n Of the partnership as early ~ prAc'
usie, respectfully ask promp, atenio, 70 TIL. noll.e.
THOHAs HARDGR0Vf,
WV. II HARD9R0vE,
nov s-lns Surviving Partner.
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To
A GOOD FRESHMAN Gao hna enpoym; ut By applying At this
"A oHce Ato an experienced JOB PRIsrJR. no94-St
NEW AUCTION AND COM nIssION H0UtE.
NO Ia MAIN STREET LYNoHBCRt.

NO l7 HAIh tTREET, LYNcHBURt.
THE undersifutd hav. associated tn ,n,elves together, nm
Il der the sly . and arm OF JAMES p. SCOTT 4 CO, for the
purpose n conducting . general Auction and ucm Nilsson Baii.
res They have rented that large and e'eylnt builiing. No. l0a
Main Street ~Lynehburs, lately o,cupled BY Jno. 7. Davis 4 o.,
aud on the lst ds, OF De ember neri, viii be reai y TO receive mer.
chsndse OF ell iiaos fr private and aaction sales
Tney solicit co1Sgnnei b Of manu- .ctured sd Smoking To.
bicco, sug,u. sol nes, O, Zee aud other g'oc 'ries, bale cotton
srd co 'o1 { brcs Il oil goods. wooleu good, boots, shoes feather,
and al othrr goods usu ally oderei 70. sale.
Their q st suction vii take place at al e,rly day In D'eemter
mex, OF vhl.n due natiee With catalogue. wi be publ he'd
They RESP ecifa II refs: 10 the merchants a1d business men OF
Eich rond. Petersburg. nanvfs. and othe: southern c ties, whose
JAMES p SCOTT.
ofthe 6rn Of Jno I. Davis . %.
HENsv y, D0O0uK,
Va. II PARRISH,
Members OF the co ic,rn OF Becoek 4 Parrish.
The concern OF Botosh 4 Parrish, No.. . Bridge street, vii ncu-
tnue o. the old stand o. usual no1l-lm'
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WANIED.

fUBJIrUrI wanted 10 20 In . osvalr, Company, for vhief
n = hbs q price wi be ID ne mutt coma well resemIeno
Cd Is 70 neral eh se.ss. Apply TO fAsnas 4 Staples, hssne'
CeaAiy Gear Hose. hov"-"