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THE CARD CT GEN. D. II. HILL

THE GARD CF YEN. II. IL. HILL.
We publish this morning card from Lieut.
Gen. D. H. Hill, fully and completely e1one
rating him from any responsibility for thu
failure of Gen. Bragg to reap the fruits O
the victory at Chickamauga. Indeed, when We
consider the manifest irjustice done Gen. Hill
we are surprised, as well s pleased, at the
temperate character of his vindication. Gen
Hill has made the reputation of hard fighter
; Of which no injustice can deprive him; and
we, in common with our countrymen, earrf
estly hope he may be speedily reinstated il
the Army Of the Tennessee. under Longstreet
or Johnston, or Lee, and that Gen. Bragg may
be permitted to rest for season.
A CARD.
As several erroneous statements have been
made in regard to nv being relieved from
duty with the army of Tennessee, it cannot
be improper to give the facts in the case
When tho order relieving me Was received,
called upon Gen. Bragg and asked the cause
of II. He said that he had no cause of COM
nlaint against me up to the close of the battle
m the Goth. September; that no imputations
had beenL or could be made against my mill
tarv character, and that he would promptly
robnke any one making such in his presence
7 tban asked what could be the reason for his
action. He alleged as the cause an express
sion of opinion on my part. !! inquired why
I alone was held responsible for this utter
ance. when the other three corps commanders
GLonestrees, Buckner and Cheatham) had
eoncurrsd in it. To this no satisfactory an-
swer was given.
The insinuation made by some Of the. army
correspondents of my icing tardy in attacks
inc on the morning of the 2C;h September, is
nniust The first ip.imation THAI received
that we were to be the assailants, was an Or
dar TO advance from TIE wing commander
fGen. Polk). received at 1926 A. NJ. And the
frat heard of the contemplated attack at
daylight was from Gen. Bragg himself, some
half hour later. The four essential prepara-
tions for battle had not been mnde at a.
M. and, in fact, could not be made without
the presence Of the Commander-in-Chief, who
then appeared on the field.
Lieut.. Gen. Longstreet has since old me
that ae was so far from being ready at day
l;oht. that he was not even ready when l be-
oan the attack. My impression is that my
corn, was engaged more than an hour before q
trigger was drawn By any other troops. TO
the ferceness of the assault ny this heroic !
eorps. the Yankees ascrbe their massng on
our right. IF an not greatly mistaken, we
had gained the Chattanooga road, turned the |
Yankee works, and nearly reached the Kelly |
house before theleft wing came into action
The Yankees concentrated their forces rapidly
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DAN NOTE ENGRAVING.

GEO. DUNN g. CO., ha-ins completed their engage.
lent with the G. s. Treasury, Bank Not Engravars
ana having removed from the Office hey occupied In the
Department their premises TIDE corner CT Main
aad llth Streets prepared ell orderz for State
Bank Notes. Change Bills StatA, Corporation or Rail-
Bonds, Bankers Checks, Bills OF Exchange Certa'
Gates &C. They will be glad to show the original designs
and Impressions Of the steel plates engraved by Nen for
the S. Government to supply deagns and make esi.
ma:es for Ensravin7 snd Steel Plate Printing.
large supply nf Bank Note Paper on hand.
Parties At q distance requiring Bank NoLes eng s7ed
sni printed rouS give references ether In Rleanotd
Columbia, 8. O. GEO. DUNN,
& WILLIAM 4ELIATLY
JoBN 9EEMELI.
RicaE,ad, Sept. q, 1888. Isl-a
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EST TENNESSEE.

Those skulking Confederates who are Turk
ing within the Yankee lines, saving Their
property and taking care of their preciou:
skins, have inst been startled by genera
order from Gen. Iurlburt, Yankee command
ant in Memphis. 1t recites that the inhabi'
tants of West Tennessee and North Mssis.
sippi have shown no disposition to protect
the country against "guerrillas," and have
combined with cnepies " to procure from
corrupt traders supplies for the public enc,
my"-and proceeds to order:
at is therefore ordered that the lines Of
pickets around the several military posts Of
this command in Tennessee and Mississippi
be closed, and 10 goods Of any description be
allowed to pass out, nor anything to be
hrou ght in, except food and provisions, by any
citizen without written order CT some gepe>
raj officer.
"All merchants and others doing business.
will he held responsible for knowledge IF the
residence of parties to whom they sell, and
the sale Of merchandise to persons beyond the
lines Of picknts will lie punished with the
highest rigor known to the laws oswar."
But this is not all. General Hurlbuyt is
going to impress the said inhabitants into the
service of the United States, and announces
that the military authorities:
"Wil1 Immediately proceed to impress into
the service Of the United States such able
bodied persons, liable to military duty, az
may be required to fill up the existing reg-
ments and batteries to their marimun,."
Now, therefore, these people will have to
choose once for all, whether they will serve
their country or their country's foes.
We approve of Hurlburt's order, and trust
he will 60 through with.it
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BY Thomas W. Kgesee, Iuct
OFFICE CORNER l2Tu AND CARY STREETS.
,t-O3sCCO F.CT0RT FIXTrREa.
ITMBER, LIOC3HICE, &C..
FOR SALE AT Auction
] NIL CELL 81 TUESDAY MORNING. hCE"EER
L. commencing at II ocork II 4 fl tory Of Ne
wrn II Hardstove {; 20, sornrr o. goth asd Main Sd,
an If ih"iT
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES,
LUMGE2 LIQUORICE, 10.
ooEsrIny In prJtcf-
loo 0cO f,et ot RoS Plank
20 Screws. Pot Rrd fstteang MILL
Cooper And lr"D -iiers
S'ofes and ri pes
Sirl scTe"-.
Mills Pots handy Billet &c.
10 case. LauCr'c, OF be hest suaiT
and .ver; ,L.Is aprer:siLiDg I" rs'class tAs'oy
ALSO
The Chi:r Ynrsi;ura.
THOMAS " KEES2s.
.,xaitsu AueiiOncsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-27

A New COTTON MILL-The public will be
oratif;ed to learn that cotton factory is COM
pleted, and is now turning out yarns near This
city The enterprise is due to Messrs. Nowlin
and Muril, and that it will be complete suc-
cess, no one can doubt They have gone quietly
TO work and the first intimation the public have
of it is in the shape Of yarns spun almost at their
doors They deserve great credit for their en-
terprise and energy in getting it up.-[Lyneh>
burg Republican.
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psHtULhSj ATOMS.

DY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA
ID 4 PROCLAMATION
vacancy havrg occurred in :h- Representative Of
Is Common ealIh in III" General Assembly by he rs-
snH ion Of William Pe:srs. late III. Senator FOL tic
lst Senatorial Dis rict COMPOSED Of the coHnSes Of
Smythe Wythr and Washington and part Of the county
o. Band; therefore l. joins LETcHgR. Governor ofNir.
gni> do hereby require the shcnfs g" the 'ad counies
elections he ~ he'd In heir respective coun
lies, the FRS: hu:slny In December next for Sen
,tor 10 dill :hs .cascy Aforesaid.
~ Given uRd'r my hand rs Governor. and under
L.. the cal Of The CJhnnnws ath, this 10Th day Of
~ Nrvea b r. A. D. lsG3 and In the elshtycghth
year of the Commonwealth .
JOHN LETC5ER.
Fy the Governor:
GEO. w. HUSF0RD,
NoyIl-ctio S-c'y Of the Commit
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.4ansi,Ai;; fiHnhnA
AsJ;.f ! iissf;k CENTS 52FiGa, !
RIcaro.r. N39. IS, 1853.
GENERA:. ORDERS.

ORDERS.
40 I54.
I. NJ ordnancs9r c'dnaPse *;Yrss, HlhaF
than thcse prescribed in the Ordnance Manu-
al, edition Of 1868, or specially appr"vod by
the Ordnance Bureau, are allowed to b pur-
chased or fabricated. The permission given
to officers by paragraph $50, Army Resul'-
tions. (par. Q, Ordnance Regulations to pro-
vide Ordnance and Ordnance Stores. in case
of urgent necessity" is to be exercised sub
ject to the above restrictions.
II. Accounts paid by disbursng officers for
tho purchase, fabrication, or repair OF Ord
nance and Ordnance Store, contrary to the
foregoing order, will not be admitted IN tho
settlement Of their accounts.
BY order.
lSigncd) S. COOPER,
NoY21-lw. Adj't and Insp'r Gcnl.
rSS~ Who cow one week
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ADJ'T AND 1NSP'R CEN'LS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Nov. %, 1855.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 1873.
Abuses having occurred from misconception
of the force due to The passports certifying to
citizenship of the Confederate States, which
are issued By the Secretary Of State, rs mat
ter of right to amy citizen FOR use in foreign
countries, it is announced that such passports
are not intended to have, and have not, any
effect whatever in the Confederacy to entitlc
TO pass the Confederate lines, or to sail from
Confederate ports without due compliance
with all police or military regulations prevail
ing there, or to exempt from military or other
service imposed by law or regulations.
By order.
(Signed) 8. COOPER,
Nov 27-lv Adj't Is lisp, esa1.
E9- Wing csfy ono week.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
LOST.

OST-In Holly wood Cemetery. ,herssbou-s Il
IL Thursday last 4 god WATCH FOB. a l,rg. ens
han isoney engraved SO d WATCH KEY. ~ .h fhe let
i.rs y. r." CIT thereon and small plain WhTCH
KEY, all attached " = Snail gold rog. Hh- An Ter will
receive suitable reward BY leaving them A. his ofice.
uay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-27

The Abolition Commissioners for renting
Government plantations in Mississippi and
Louisiana, represent the working of the paid
labor system as decidedly successful and prof
liable.
-[of course the Abolition Commissioners
represent itso; they are paid for SO represent
ing it. But when they say, successful and
profitable, they only mean useful in plumber
ing Confederate plantations and impo7esish-
ing and depopulating hscOuntry.
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INV S.1ytt

(lOAI MlSSIONEn'- SiLE bf hf'E >
" tnrc In tie County OF tbrnisrhr,a -"
,gauo. OF n re- rec OF tho rircu!t t"u't 81 '"s'
cu.uty rendered n ;h- case ,f wood AID A., - " :"
sdsiui,t.stor / shall fer for ale at rrh'ic
Chesterfield Court Hous" on Monday, the ,ih :.
OF Dcrenber, 1863, that uerg ',"r!s ~, -
trsci, of land fCrni- ~ .ln;ygnr tn J hi j "osD
cr,Xsd The lst contains nbcu' 1870 acres, '!A!
the Coal Pi, ad, iour nils from tie "u's il""s',
twelve from the city Of Riehwonl known IS W. ~
so1 Trnct. This land we'll wooded neav, a,l o. -
on II. but In a rather d.pidatsd condition. ." 81
tract contains abnt 80 ncres, al II original a." w
growth, ard Ia stua.ed n ar 'ae former tract
both there tra:ls is well tp:cd 20 tie srn",- T.
staple products # the rou try. and 'hei' fAf' Nv
rrnts ~ cap'tss.s tor ,nvestEIsEl
Prrsc.s FISHING 10 v'-rs Ii" pr-tai.es rfc.!''-
sale Will cali Upon Mr. lac We d ~Eo i".iae' i'"'
SAM. thAS J. bHh"H"''
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THE impress MENT-GOOCHL
COUNTY.

We regret to learn that our alusion to Mr..
| Goodloe's notice to farmers in Goochland
county has been hisconstrued into censure of
that officer. The letter of Mr.. 6oodloe was
handed US by gentleman, who accompanied
it with the remark that Mr.. G. had so con-
Quoted the impressment in Goochland as to
avad offence in every respect. Had we
deemed it necessary We could have spoken of
our own knowledge of Mr.. Goodoc as entirely
incapable Of doing anything not demanded by
the law. Our remark that such notices were
calculated to mislead the unwary was not
designed to intimate that Mr.. Goodloe pur-
posed any deception. We desired to call at
tention to what we regarded as not contem-
plated by the law, and which We deemed de-
trimental to the best interests of the service
and tho public.
1t was no part Of eur intention to reflect on
either Mr.. Berry or Mr.. Goodoe, or to init
mate that either of these officers had tran
scended the authority they deemed themselves
invested with by the impressment law. We
carefnd no authority in the impre,smsnS law
for notices such as these; but we would NOT
have the farmer suppose the impressment is
not binding when made in accordance with
the forms and requirements of the law.
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rONFRDERATE STtTES Patent LARD
u TaIloW or Grenrc Lnmp-Pntcntcd Nov

rONFRDERATE STATES PATENT 'ARD,
y Tailow or Grense Lamp-Pntcntcd Nov
18th, 1868
Thu apoye ar cl. in point Of economy, for camp hos-
pita! or DOM site will be be ocnd 10 .urpass Sn
Thin. Of the III yet Invented si7in' se"- sesutitu
Hight free fro ska eff :a,ve oder. at onehaf the
soIt # CANDLES.
Tor sal, the principal hardware tin and house fur
ni.hlng 10 III city also q: tho beostore Of Mr.
W Davie-.
state and County Rights for said, apply 10 the Paser
tees .KEMPE j. HAGERTY.
R!cf mrnd. Va
NB-All orders LEFT at Mr.. Davies bookstore vii be
proup.Iv attended To- nov I6 .od2w'
.. OFFICE R & P. r. CO.,
RICHMOND DC: &c le63. D
IMPORTANT S0TJCE.-To rossiRnors to take
/ effect OF and afIr he iSt day OF Ss-sm6"r ls65:
All -rlhspd.e kft IN the depot OF ths Company Tor
thirty days. will b. ,olr public auction attsrlhe s1ua
ion Of that time to pay freight and CHARGES:
JOHN r. MaCMURDO,
--,f G-n4rsI prsipkt ATu.t
NOR sALB.-l young Mule, 70 be seen at ar.
Il. z,TrA ~
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d. WIN. Il. Fowle, Sons IL Co., Auc's
No. llG and lib MAIN STREET.

No. llG and ll3 MAIN STREET.
4 TCTIOE EaLE.-Our tals adsertlsrd fer Tues
n da7 Ia. aI,h was pospoEtd Il ea-nse Of the
westh.r. to Tuesday, Eco. LII, 1t T.ieh tina we
ihau sfcr-
1.OHO or 1 $50 packages Ma1ufs.is7ud Tohssso
5000 d. Srui!as do
5000 SeIari
after which
magnificent s3tt Of French Cblup,
In wii'e M gold
very la:4some Bfesk!ars Service. n t:eLle gil:
pla'e Coa-ist NJ q C, nee ard t.. PTS ,ugar
d.-b aloy bowl rr-nm pot and butter plate 4,
100 Moro CO SkiAs
500 Psit ':R'I
10 kegs Soda
10 box TUrpos :iae So2p
do Gas liza do
sens superior P.rcr s'eres.
no s4.is VIZ. II YOWLE, SONS & co.
Paris. d-slrng to contribute to ths sails will rltsse
erd In tic r goods Cal y. noSS
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Adult & INSP'R GENL'S OFFICE, |
R,r,tuoSn Nov ~ 1852 (

Adult & INSP'R GENL's OFFICE, |
RlcusoND, Nov. 81, 1863.
GENERAL Orders,
~" $50.
I. Enlisted men who have been Tor may be-
Gomez permanently disabled, and who hold q
certificate Of Medical Examining Board to
that effect, and who have NOT been discharged
the service, may have their rations commute'i
at Isl 25) orc dollar and twenty-five cents par
diem, whether they are in 4 hospital, private
quarters, or on furloug'I.
IL. Men liable to CONSUMPTION who have
joined companies for local defence will be dis
charged from such companies and canscribed.
This order is not intended to effect companies
for which special exception has boon made by
the War Department.
BY order.
(Signcd) S. COOPER,
Adjutan: and Inspector General.
@T Whis copy ono week. no 23.lw.
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Furguson Is n native Nor Carons, and belongs to
tn 1st resinn, C. Cavalry; abCu 2S years OF
and fct high With l:gn har fair complexion, blue eyes
and sandy Roata".
and nord comp ex on about feet inches high, weigh
ing some le0 pou1s is aNoat 2? years 81 age He be
ngs company a, 9th Va n anry K-pp'r Brigade
He supp sed hs lbade his way back TO his regimen.
noe CIV
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HAR3ARET n FONFAINB

7 est OR MTcLtID-A cor l6ents of Virginia S ate
IL Stock. 30 $40 dated s.ptem' 2sh, $50 i,us .
uaer Ac; passed Isti OF March. 49, and registered 10
yad nGn. & D ,Cui=n Trustee for IS. o. CulI.n -
ANY hndng The above certificate will! -scotyc sua
s!&ew.rl b5 leaving Il RI Ais eEee 't~u3mt
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uNNSESTT-"IGIlT SEEROi rex -
i ! will sell 10 III. h!shs,t s!!Gcr OF "EoN,' ~
the o:h day OF DECEMBER next on cie' -
months or sl1h a: III. option OF the pnrsan-E, %
pr-n,e, of the Late Jrhl G. La six miles soS'h o.
ton In t'asveli couoty. N C. .+sS Negroes = Ihse
ser of y TN good field ba-ds sud hon.r ,erVans
nov o5!3t, WILLIAM LEA. E1'eT0
DUBLIC SALE-!he undersigned will "'u
sale T.. pnbc sssti H. upon the premises 6" "
ne.day, the I'd day Of De- cMher ncAt. w =
~ Land y,uy In Spokylv spia s.un'y. sLcui iEr-r
from ,ha Cour, House. owned and cocupi-" ~ ''r
jim G.. Bovine.
The tract ron.a'as upwsrrs Of $50 ncrcs' :.
soil well waf.rrd and tir'f ersi. Hui fs' e"I'''
buildings fer dwell! & an! firia uses. ~.
At tie Saga tire. the Farming lms!SneaS' Va
Mules, 4c., WI. be s,ld. " FERNS e"ss .,
JANE Il BROWN.
ROBERT c. UAbSEY,
i,.k. Ln,nrx Z ., N,"N''
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H0ls. FuKNilLnh, &c.

V'USsTaLL H0tSr EUKNi1 ! ht, &c,
FOR SALE Al Az jTlOS
HaT;nf determined 10 change cur hrs'r"'' ""'Nl '
Wednesday. the LIT day Of December nrki,
coed TO ssli, by way OF PUB auct"n. he "li;'s
STOCK OF FURNITURE,
belonging 10 that we'll known o.rsi .ibm'r' We i
stall Ii TEL" 10 tn tow u Of D-nvllle, ' conlr II.
u,ua y.rrty Of articles rpres.try I" COMPETE GUS
hr.t class h.irl-"nl0rg which nsy b. hhh '"a
Reds. Hair and Shuck Maiiia"e.. PiIow' ho,' > u
straGs, &c in large quantities Hn'h f'Gf. BOW.
Pitchers, Bureaus, Wardrohes. Tabs Cbhlr' S'
Mirrors OF vsrior. lizes and patterns ed \ vsrr!
niher articles tou humorous in mention
Aku, larS- as.rttm-'t IT 1tsLE fCESiIci..
.stirg OF Pls,ss Dishes e.. la'G" Va "iH 81 -
Uter 81. comp hiax IN useful h.'nr m'n' o. P"'' ~
&C. All lee iu ,i'pre 20 oEgflgt he Btr R''r; %
I'll With n" Establishment c,n.is'nG OF iItass". ''
of DecactGrs. GlssSc'. Sc ..
TIE sale will COMMITS Il, II day 10 ay IN" '"s'I
Stock s dspo.e' Of ,,rrn
~ Terms ca'h. LuCh
D,ny'lle, W. "'S %
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J'xECUTCK's SAFE 81

J'XECUTCR;s SAFE OF r. ,
II REAL AND PER nNAL
viii be sold ~ pus:ic aue;.0a o. Tnr-dh)' To-
dnyor December next, 4: the lat: Ee,ia"Ds' r.,
Bauldin, Gee, s.ei, !onr E!"s Eprh OF RAT" 49,,
House Va tract If IA d. OF 'Li-!r Roam he, f'7"
In. 2I3I ! Acres, inbsu: ~ :eEcs Of fat !Ii d
sp-G proportion Of amber ,,.,-
Upon hi. tract there are no improvements ''''
large new sh"d harl. x,.
Al the sans tim ard rl:c- will b0 sold thr"t"sT''
Oft srev---ion ,ry i."r.,t in Dover ir's: Of "a"
timing 29i Acres, ard adjo:n.ns thu mr.. aSr'.
Upon th. land |, r. d-iw- liz & n'Gs' "a al '''
out houses Thrt- lands are Of 70 d Fia.''' ,u,.
PersouiI Property o. Sfirh tie SAL DE-
died . rscsssd .r"rp: tho nssrI2..
IT, Term. made sn1wg on day ~ sa'" -,,rS
C pJrLEIS
n I, n,r!.ir, r's:
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ADJ'T & INSPR GEN'LS OFFICE, |
Richmond. NnY. % lSi3.

ADJT & INSP'R GEN'LS OFFICE, |
Richmond, Nov. %, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS, |
No. Isl.
1. Forage in kind will be Issued to officers,
entitled to it, stationed, by orders from the
War Department, at posts and not in the field,
for but one horse each. In lieu Of forage,
eight dollars Il month may lie allowed for
each horse, to which the Officer may be emit
tied. A certificate in each case will be given,
that the "horses are actually kept in service
and mustered"
H. Officers of the Aijutant General, Quar-.
tormasser, Cnmmis,ary, Except purchasing
Cnmmissaries. Medical ami Ordnance Depart
ments, Signal and Regimental Ulcers Except
commanders Of regiments and Snbaltcrns Of
Artillery. who arc serving in the field, will he
embraced in the provisions of paragraph |.
Of this order, unless otherwise ordered in sro-
cial cases by the commanding General.
By order.
(Sisuedj S. COOPER.
Adj't and In,p'r General.
cay Wing copy "ne week. no % I've
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TSECEIyER,S SSiE.-In rurs nnce o. h 81
h. Of the Di"r.ct Court Of III. Com hIi"'" ',"'.,
tEs En.:as District of Virgins, OF date the i;h Of
mb:r 1863 in the cssc Of u. Con 'edtrt'" sii."i
IN II Nicholas, I, rs Receiver, will proceed g.
re biz hest bidder for cab, Upon the Promises 81
DAY the l!th a.: nf Dec nj or lst2 IL fair; !! r..
the rest fair 6sy thor, after, Ih tract Of n'd eG'
known AS he "Sorveil Gel: Mrr,' ,l'unei IN = &c
ty Of Alb. male ,b1S; pins mile. moth OF tie 'r'
Howar dsvie, sud sson: fourteen miss went 4 'r N
Of scattsyi! O.
The tract consists OF Rhor $50 acres trhs rrseta I;
her Of acres will b. st.i-i thu daI II sal''.i
tn tract conveyed 20 l.. II. Cowan and ONES u
Newell.
A:ths same tim anil p;sce will h" sold 'h' ra'E
U.rr,iIs and som. U0uyruid Furniture rtiaan!'s 90
place. with suni.y artic,.s {. achi"ery Gsea H.
mining. o
Also, About - barrels OK Corn am. smaI ~ ., W
lIESNY !. BSn ~.
Receiver District No. >, No. ! Be VIA, h!9S
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Executor. Of Is T.. B1r.'if' .
CfIsRLoTE; r0uRT EoEsR Va.
DCHIIC ShIEOF VA UBLE ~Ik'
CINE mud other Property in the Io"'''

DURIIC SALE OF VA Is Lr ,,t,
/ gine mud other Property In inc .o"
Lonlsn. ,., c.,.. T., I. 81
By virtue Of decree Of the Circai' Cow: .
CouL,y, rendered on the sst rsy Of a'm. n D
chapcrry sui. th-rr7 pending, Ia WHEN zee =, tr.
Wis il plaintiff and Thomsg Iarfin AL Others q
ants he un!eris:ed. canGIssl ner sp3o:i 70. -, ,o
pu,pose will Oh the premises RI the ,!;l
per Mining property in the c'nn,y ~ w. III 70 :.
one mile and = half OF The Tolessvii.e D-P''' ''
highest bidder, OH ga
Thursday, 18th day OF DeremDcr' So:
# fair. # snt on the nr-t far hav va 20 -
E,cia. ami ssudry articles ofpershs5ic pfoF'''
sane Belonging. ,,
The,.rr, will be a, foiv.E,: SO much Do7t. :.
required in cash rs shall be n.e-'s.iyt" "a? 81
p.u.es OF ii. gale and the costs OF me sl oc,s. -
arce of The purchase money ereG'! o. IT G! !.
Re given the purchaser -IecI'ing MIS- oono ,a-
approves security, bearing MFRS: fcp ec.HyScH.
~,, x.x sh,rrd q Lori., s'rS'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-27

ID PROCLAMATION
WneYsns vacancy occurred u, thu House NJ Dele
gates Ct Virginia. Toned b. he r"iSra,on OF Tbns.
Gooi-, III. Delegate ,lsc. from the c'anty oil Meek.
the Common IN 0! yrg ns b. virtue OF authority
rest d In the Executive by law. 10 hsr-by require
election ;obe held IN. sad county Of Mech ieubrrg
hts FIRST THURSDAY OF December next, 10 fill he
cy Ainresa' 1ccUrd!ngto law.
(~r>) GlTen under my han1 rs Governor, and under
III the Seal Of tue Comuonweath. this An day of
~ November a. d. 1868, and il The asih year Of
he Commonwealth. JOHN LET CHER.
by the Govern
GEORGE VI. HUSFoRb.
no f-.cSw Secretary Of he Comm pnealth,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-27
Ey Robinson, Adams u Co., Aucts.
Co-ser 9th & Main Streets.

Ey Robinson, Adams y Co., Aucls.
Corser 9th & Main Streets.
NHTE WILL rff.r at aucNo;, orr WsrahoISr corner
" Sth aud Main streets et Friday HeNf TIN INST
eoG:npns' re- at 10 U'clrck,
re bcSrs Manufactured Tsbacs,
Sn-kiny Tobacco in bales lid bhr:c!s
Dry Goods,
Shoes, hs.
H., RI Article. rivsn In s7erial n7tic-.
no nj. ROBINSON. ADAMS 4 co.
WILL BIZ ADDED.
leh7g, prime Sugar
80 Ss2s SnnH
O boxes Cattle Soap
$ bbls slp.r Fam RS oil. No 4
~ staudS Lead Can 10 Mca!dJ
2id Nrrcco Skin.
5lGz French CgN Skins
100 pairs Ladies' HorccIo htocs
100 " Drngars
TOdCu-ry COMBS
$40 Tucked M-mo. Enoks
pl2trd Tea set. q pieces
Fabir and Tea Spoons
i set Cast RI
Coi,o' Hose
spool Cotton
Rsz,r,, IL IIol' rra
lQod Watch and Cold Bracelet
sea6 ROBINSON, ADAMS & co.