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=. -, ..e,ln fra1de n :hu feaeE4l Noy

fos., !, arr, IL tbs fra,ds ri :hv federal eoT.
,,,r,..,. Hat Il, TIC vrj;sr rst,ark1:
Tho sreccstioas Of or correspondent we're
unheeded. About that time wc:'nGde grea,
haul of prisoners on the MISSISSIPPI anu
buster and obduracy,instead of magnanlmity'
marked our negotiations. The consequence
is. that several accomplished private gentle
men, as well as thousands Of gallant officers
md men, arc now pinins in theTltfy prison'
IN either side, waiting for the dawn OF return
ng reasoi. aid caImness of temper a 'hoS'
charged with the business of exchanging pEis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
rEEEaaapaln Rap6aTs

~ raE ;:I9Ej:E Ait*UtIdIiVlf'
$500 . <x-sr ;-r:s-Is2 Ss-'
1,.-; sr.fts- n 50, Of Congress- l.: nc JeLr l3sh
~ S ~aKasnr- n It. Clerk, r:aoo CT The DhtrieN
Cs.r a! =. Cn:..s.e atasS .c he Northern Ois,rici
%. tiea..la
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE, Nov. 9th, 1863.

Cetticm"2-ltii IL. assure you, with Irarnn degree
Of pleasure that received AMI ncw answe: jOur III ich
n,ecaed aror OF the ID instant. rendering me t"npi-
tay Benefit. token Of your regard and apprtra-
tioa the donations have 'dc to alleviate the suffer.
Ers OF Tie poor n. cXcs, and others vic ere subjects Of
sympathy and enlist the kind consideration Of all who
posses tie power 20 mitigate ;heir wants AID necessities.
which tbs cruel war has rEtaird upon them.
Latte Cid dream thai the action: CT mine copld have
challenged IL" admiration anf ore ;rId II was with r
deep Ct gra iacat Tat rrai The sentiments
which your contamination enuncIa.d Tcll'i"" to M
rdu T. and i Tas ur- ycu. quite coEsOfstory 20 NJ
Ga"iaGs Thick tatt not blot Il oihe r=ule-
ar me of those whose friendship r.ic"T7 81 highly
have the h1usr il comp i'm C rith your request 70
announce mex. MONDAY evening, ;he 18th lnsl rs u"
;;mr GTaT for the benefit generously rcnierrd.-
hEti IN Conclusion. allow m > return yOu ny sincere
ard lfrgred thanks for .is Gltona act of esteem
and h.nirrcs'ed friendship Long Wilt be rsm'nhertd
and gam. up in my heart Of s most prt:e's
irrlres. The request. co TinS as i; does will hc'uH's
erea; In the future In my efcits 10 TX
1T sLd hold the .tl1ard OF the Drama In hopes Cf
IL beng acceptable 10 all.
haze TIM hoHcr to r-maln,
Very respectfully. Jour o''d Eery't.
, EGv!0-j:. r. D OGDEN.
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Ss0 REWARD vii. be pad /; r tie ccuir. Li.a
CCO in jsu, - Sst hin, o; my negro b JOE. $50
ava: from: s'ns. n lie 18th MsSi.;rp Regiment;
Company l. or was captured Il Virginia Gen Lees
,rea, from Pennsylvania.
Said 10y IS = years DID, foe: or 10 inches high
we g6s aoprt "a psuaGs, AID Eds check
cau.-d +? rising on the jIw.
Address me a; MADISON. aorsan ro-::y Ga iases1 Of
At B9toss ls2o:, HID county, Aiis. 80 -
2c.w7ss JAS ". 9HITE
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CORRESPONDENCE.
RICHMOND, November. =. 1879.
z. U'Or.eY OHdkn, EsG.


R. DOrsey Ogdta, Egg:
Sir The trstasny of appreciation Of the srcesssul
rulFavors OF erLSe Is frequently found n the
popularity which he euj ys tran in the mere formal de-
mo- sraoa CT favor exhibited by :bc tender Of compl!-
ment nv benefits Nevertheless recognition j. due
20 the Manager. who, his C!fcult Mission of caterer
u ha caprcOus Of the puhi u not unrnd III "f
the exalted claims 10 which suffering community
cEed and whea in his eort' 10 please and e5trr-
,.,n TIT director OF place of public Amusement directs
his talents t7ards the Gcvlaion of these suffer nGs i i'
bui prop. that grateful community should In Hitting
tender him the expression o: their grsnde al
COMMUNICATION.
Is with this view then sir that 'ndful of the gene
impulse t. viii our citizens indebted io your
LTD raj donations TIE poor OF Richmond WILL ~ for
the funds contributed to the relief OF the "xi from New
Orleans, and lsIt though by eas' IN our CRATE
fu acIino Tedgcmcn f'r your tiE"ly Offering to our
sick az: wounded solG-rs, adopt this mode OF
conveying TO You expression of and graft
tud At the time tat render y5u The Insurance
sympathy in your efforts TO eIat and uphold Tho
standard OF the Drama by Inviting YOU TO accept COM
pmentary bench to be gwen az Ill" Nic, moad Theatre
a: such time ~ you will see proper to appolE..
INf.f,o ha,,
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PROCLAMATIONS.
DY THE GOVERNOR OF GINA
ID PROCLAMATION

- IISOILAM3llVN
vacancy having red in the reprs-' nstion nf
TITS CouI cah IN III. General Assembly b. he
ems ion Of William Peters llis n, Senator ~ tae
ila Senatorial Di- RET: composed Of the counties OF
S'aYr Wpthc scd Ea-hir ton AID par: Of the county
o. Band therefor. joins IETCHER GOYrrEo: Ui yir.
,.n,, do hereby rcq:ire tie shcs ri The sai cnries
rierotn = bo liz held Ia heir respective con.
'irs, III FIST Thursday III December for Sen:
To- til. the Y cancy a-urcsaii.
~ Given Gntrr my hard - Governor md andcr
L. .re eal Of :he Comm wealth th.a IN 4 day Of
49, N.r"T!brr a. n. ls., and in tie eighty 18th
yc r Of ths Commonwealth
JOHN LETC2E2.
BY the Governor:
GEO. W. MUsFoRb,
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BY the Governor:
w, MuSEnRb

10y TIL GOvMRNGE OF V II GINA
ID A PROCLAMATION.
WHERE vacI.cy has rcurr-d In tho House OF Del
nyat.s o; Wig nis ccra ned by the resignation ~ THoS
f. GooDE. the Delegate elect from the Comfy f Meek.
lenburg Therefore. /. JOHN LETCHER, Governor Of
the Common yea h Of Virginia by Yrtu. Of authority
vested in the Execuv" by law. do herbY require m
c-c"n to he held in til. said county OF Mech irnburg
the FIRST THURSDAY o: December next 20 Ill the vacaT-
cv GtoTesaii according 10 law
(-~~J GIIcn under my band as Governor, and under
LIS the Seal of the COm7ouw H. this Iis day Of
~ November. a. D. 1863, and in the Ssrh year OF
the .yC.i non *eGirh. JOHN LET CHER.
liy the GDv"rn.r:
EpOUGE " MTSpDRD
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r osr OR aIsLAID-i certificate of Virginia State
Stock, No. So, Dated SepieHb-. 2rth, 1850. is-us
under passed lSiL of Mafcl S aod registered The
.sGe-of J. = y. Cullen, Tfn.'>c FOR =. @. Cullen Any
De EoiIr- tSenbsse rs5ca;e mi re~s!cc pt.b,c Re.
49, S~st~s1 "'h~' u" '--1-,
lsrASTED-Treo ladies. " DO erp rienre! III
" T"-thrc. with 20 Obtain situations l.: :iva:- fat..
:ii.- Ono will teach MEst a:d Draw *, win IL high
English branches he Or xii! ;ec1 tie higher Eas
Isl bralcEe. only Fer further particular, as,S.
WIN. A CHAMBERS
Hosre's Ordinary.
roS-cs: Prince Edward county, Va
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GJan REWAaD.-s,7!-r from Ey pocket n
- w the nigh. 81 10 h "a Octob. lat. y Gold
Hurting Ltv.. WATCH m:d- by wii:i.m Ccup-r & Co,
iverppn 20 3-Ji. rrwGrio: 500 will he pad iyr
the delivery Of SAID Ta:ch 70 M Oh 9Th ard Mir IS
o! a. this office. J. JOYSER
no i2--2t' 60 ID. 81 Va InGn'r".
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REWARDS.

C.1HO REWARDS nora ny room. n, ,hc
y lOU Yi:gMiI I.HaSe. ;ti- TprU'rg, ma SG-cm
b-r while AZ brc!.f st. full mi. (n. W. o! Grey
Cloth, Frock Coat VcH with standing collar, military
huttoES aud pants ole silk E-ir.; YES black Sa
in Vests. pair OF greg PdH;h!oo's AID pair o.
black Cashmere PTtaool.. For ii. recovery these
articles tie srii Of sT.y. Ter the a:rea Of Ike
the thi-'. vii! e.vs the a5p,e !cwh~,l.
TO !.-.lt URIEL WEIGHT.
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"Jack shall have G H.
Nsush: sh..ll g, ill;
The man shall lave his raare again,
And al shall 60 we'll"

know you will prevail tomorrow for on,
other reason. Like the last one, it is founded
upon moral instinet-that moral instinct
which guides the people of every country "a
maintain and defend that country simply be-
cause it is their own. 1t is an instinct az
natural and as strong as the instincts which
are the basis of the family relation. Every
unperverted man adheres to his own wife IN
preference to another mans wife. and fights
il her defence in preference to the defence of
n strange woman. Every unperverted man
cares for and guards and trains his own child
instead Of wasting his care on his neighbor's
children.
So every unperverted citizea defends his
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R1cnNoyr Iyp DASyIiLE RAILROAD Co
r5'IFE COM HnNWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
/ To thc Shrrif Of the

Comfy Of Berkeley, GrcciIa1:
Whereas vacaocv h.s occurred in tie repr-sc
n n. .c7s- al DeZnt- from ih- county o! Bsrke
neca.ioncd by the death Of Iirasi Robinson,
T.:se rter-orr in tie maze Of :h- Cum-on eah
70 Iears ynx election 20 be ID 10 said
cnu,'y on Thursday. the 2Sth day Of November
1868, 70: Ds.egate 10 M The vacancy afsrs,ait.
Ia testimony wh<rssf Wines Rrgh W. Shrfr.T,
Speaker OF he aoI-e OF D-eca!e tbs asth day &C Oto.
Sc5 A. H. is6a, and in i eightys.th yea: OF ths Ce
mCns-sth
By tbs Speaker of The House Of Deagatesi
HUGH " SHEFEEY.
Speaker Of the House OF Drirsste..
Tes.e.
WIN. +. GORDON JR..
CLERK OF the House Of Delecat:.
OscI0-d n&srtdr
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DAN NG..T ENGRAVING.

DAN ND..E ENGKAFiNG.
-
GEO. DUNN & CO.. having completed their engage.
ment with ;se c. s. Treasury Back Eotr EncravPrs,
and having removed from The Office ,hayeccppied in th
Department 10 their rre:ses ;he Of Main
and 18th street. Prepare! 10 fill orders for a-
Bank Notes. Change Bills, STATE Corporation or Rail
Bonds Bankers Checks. Ei!lI Of Exchange Certi
safes, e.. They will BE- S.ad show ;he original desgr:
and iurres,czs Of the Steel p!as engraved By hea tor
c. 5 Cove sI;ei 10 supply gns and make esii.
mates Cor EcgraTn- AMI Steel ira,r Printing.
4 large supply q. Rn-k Note Paper "a hat.
Partic: 4. Gi5:auc1 requiring Bank SoIes tDgrav"a
s1d printed ns. g:ye references sier in R,chnGEd
Co!umt!a, S. g.. GEO. DUNN,
WILLIAM Gi!LLATLY,
JOES QEHMELL.
Rchrond Sept. ,. isGa sr5-.a
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C.D00 EEWAHD.-f!araxaY f-o7 ii" .',bscr!.
- ZUU boz, ::,p loys, PRIH : an1 JAC;; Phi
mas is dsrS yellow color. rorS MAIZE. ahrU: - yaaa.
dressed in gray sE,, and i, lu king ctcu; the city where
he raised
JACK, Clark y-lioT : or Il year, eil, tall! with du!
cna.enanca Tc-s-i il .uii, dark nT-:CCa sCUcS
ed hat. nnl will -inp make ~ ~sy 20 Apporra:
c3i:n;y. ~h-.- hr ;6i>"i. will ::v- the aLbr,
rewa-d Tor Tie rprr,:s OF III :. 0J either.
co 4 -asf H. LDFLhND.
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QUARTERMhSTER GE&I'S ORR.
E..-.-,.-L

T'IE QsiETEEAaSTE.: GE&tE'I. Lrr.-- s-'s
tr;hUrs.d by trI.rai O.4r- 30 80. - ti.''.-' -
Confederate Sia:cs and officers r'. 'a -.
j-; q t.! rnI,iora'on n &c Sr"rrt. .-;'.y'---
u"aaccs IL" following Inspection B,-'rn's;
let Distinct, ihe STATE, o. Vi s.:a and :'l:a C.;t'
M.
"a Dsr,s'. TIE State, {: ,Lh Carolina. 'i"nrTi,. ~.
rita 'hA' gee; Oh - n!ab,u. E1-. 20: The r'r'.'.-
rT ~, ga; s"c:;ca Of Teans.er -sst and .oi- VI. -
ItU.cs.ec ri".r.
>! Di-r;,; Tts. 5ccrion % hah,aa :rL'h o. B." -.
n"ss rrr-. - Si-!r .; N.s..',Tr! IA pr u ihs
Of L9u .aa lying eat q te u --i.'sp! river. hia .i
rsrt"t Teaue,sc- ytgg w".t Q: IL T.GE"o .. ..'-r
ith Li>uit,. AL Ia CONF lying We: :. BE -
:. pi river.
%iaIor :! II Ccle Inspector G"r":.l O.. Fi"'': ia
':"n, vii! aisJs= So Jrov'7 III -. 10 ear: ~. '
strucols q! the All. u:dG and -c:. l'c.!s .s aT; t.
already assigned ty !! n ne coair."CL.
Major Co,. vii yuhi!.h - ucce.-r1f? :Gt"- -, 's'
ii LA"T+H.
-r-a. Cgs.,'"-:.;..;.- ''rrs:Ni.
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be- sHrv"y,G f"..Es -" .,
Tc;I,i,Uf sale

!)tBLit SALE OF SEtEGES ~ EAN"'hh
J. COUNTY. In cuEr!iaTc- ~iia nds,ier -; tHr -
cult Court q! Han yer. the undersigned, -c ~
siorer, viii. on MOndwy. Ihr Els: day Of Drrtr'
hcr 1903, q: q Md lI!il tire l- "-it.rt D. ~
X. Ncsc-, d'ccp-ri convincing ~ j. Och c:. Ga.-'
be very bad day ~ TO weather: /: !. b., ik-s O. .
next good day. iell 10 the ichc,r bddr cssN ~ =
slavrs becoming 30 thu estate q: IL. IaI -"fe' =
women ard ch.!treu-Cver :w-r'y in Number.
EZEHIEL iALLTT.
Oct30- w.d,, Coct.i..'o..r =.
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GEORGE ". MUSrORD.
no E-.c7w s, sreiaTy of;he Commonwealth
OY TIE G0VkRN0K OF YIKG GINA

ftf TIE GOVERNOR or L X (; L n IA .
ID \ PROCLAMATIDS.
Information having bnss received hy the E1-crt;-r,
'h"t JOSEPH TrHNER, PA? RI X MORIAR'Y Y,
THOMAS O'NEaL N: JAMES WOODBRIDGE who
were sent on from til" hEs'ingS Court 20 tie Circuit
oGrt OF the city % LynchurS be tried 10 Nove:ber
FER robbery. have a"lc their escap- and me
lag at Jar. t. 5sThe..rpr". do hereby urr :e%i OF
Two Hun red Doa /" person CT rrrSonI b" = all
arrest tie sid furn"r Mn:srry. uNe.l and Woodbridge
AID deliver hog: into the Jail Of the si city OF Lyuc
burg CT fry ollnrs coz scch ares and delivery of any
one cGte,n AMI do moreover rrqYrr al officers II the
oT;I, an civil sud military ami rr'Iirst ;h" p'o.
Me generally :" u.e h"7 hos: eH@r'ions ~ rocrr TIE
s!rci ii n" persons named that they mag be brought 10
Justice.
go Given u.der my hand as Governor, and urder
LIS }tIc l., Seal Of the Commonly, s:h, IS. E;rh.
- aonl. tas2lth dag OF Octohcr il! the yr,r e'3.
Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13

The country is saved. aal there rHina'r" no, n
nc LIT To roTa pia!e III, great amn ?al!ih, "fan'
bat il,lt which canroa be long "eEfc"' W., ,:.o
ION il;c insurgents. AMI l!,s iis restoration
10 ,..qcc. A,:l .vha. peuc. may we not expect
.ha, 10 bo! \ pescc that establishes iorev'r the
practcshi.y Of free Republican,. rsFr1s Native
I'c Ioral Government: the Immediate or ultimate
restoration Of four miiioa' Of bonlsmHn TO free,
ion: The security ii til" American c"n;hen,
rcains: equally the evil Of internal .naTI4y "nn
foreign agcresson Tho angels III li"ai"n
might tune their bar?s t" Ike symphony o' sue"
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ta!a Super Blue Br I'd CL,,h
Black d -
Cqszlm"rcs
MIXED Me,oas
= cases Own Grey ard MixJre5
~ tales Dar!, psncy and Biact I'D White
Schv-be's Prints
IL cases E.c!s he'd Shirtug
F8-e Crbleach-d Shir.Irg
Bl,ct Alps'n
Ds.x Dr!"'nes
" Black Se%iGg Sk
Lance Flaurrl
At Fancy We've Flannel
" India Twi.!s
" Stay Bindings
" Linen Huci-bacE
bale Linen Shccsin;
Cases Linen TLresl
" Spool Cotton
" Macain- Thread
bales Rue Moftes
Rrgats Stripes
Bed Tick
cpses Linen Cambria Hardks
/ bale Faucy Mnhs;!,
Fl me! Shirts
iG cases L C. Shirts LEtn Fronts
g Gents Half He>e
Ladies White sna Slate Hose
I" sSss " Grey
s" Pins
Fexibl. Agate and Bronze Bn,tons
" Fancy anil Six Buttons
g" knitting Needles
t. Hooks a Eyes
Needles Hair PIrs, &c
Suadries.
cases Resdy Made Clo.LIEs
i Violin Strings
Fr-cch WatcE Glasses
3" FreEch Felt Has
" Bf:Zi ian =:
!. shoes and Lcn;her.
81 cases Cira,s and Ladies BootG and Shoes. Eng
Irih
40 cases Biuclera, a. CRIED
/" rclls Harness L"a:Ecr
Ito sides Sole Leather
. bales Fnc.h Sole res:he.
Gases Frcnch Waxed JG! Skins
" Shoe Thread
Strtfo-rry.
~ clses rooi.csp, Letter aui Net, Paper
% " Envelopes. - .il assorted
" Steel Pens
3 " Lead Pencil.
bn'cs Wovr Newspaper 3GSi9
Cotton Cards, 10.
u case. Cotton Cares
Wool
Gotten CARING
Tin mnd Hardware. "a
Til Sold r In s;:ips
10000 lbs Hollow Ware
casks Hoes
sS!s.s
Avis
Groceries
80 boxes Rs'nort sperm Candies
80 English Yr!!aN Soap
10 bsgs Prime Cape Coffee
ii chests Ccngop Tea
81 Ys2n: H5aoH Tea
~ boxes Launtry starch
81 Cora Sa-ch
=. ki:ts MacSrrel
Sal non
tg7 SACKS Liverpool Sal.
sUU 23 los cacA
=. r-rc.
q. o., > 49,
IN t"''. ~ ~ I O., So Wa
~ ~ .,."Lni
~ - H. rn~,r, Gil,
10 casks
90 barrels Bleaching Powder
10 A'um
10 BorsN
cageI -
" Extract DoSwoo
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{ tAaa0 .'A''hS DY CATALOGUE
Or WEDNESDAY, 18Th d. o: November: iedJ com
.nc;rrs a. Cc.o:. L. 81 81! sell .: Ey Sales lsoons:
No o t;5anit. Row, Wi.in.tggA. L. u ne cAEso7e Vi
Steam SHIPS
sprr;-,E r,NsuEE, GENERAL BEAGREGARD
- AND PET,
wish surGry cor:: enneris from other hips lakl1s
Inrrt ana nv lar ,hs "A attractive OK sale tie s"a:oh-
. az rcclneratet, VIZ:
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a::s;?7:::s5 E5Az4Iaa

. 81 -, c='-s - - -. -" - -
* ":.-- fisrria. &ac''Ti
Tyu4.1S 1j.T. 4 u
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Secr'iary OF tho Commonwealth.
Fersucen is native Cf North Carolina and belongs 10
tn Is; -eimea n. c. Ca"airy IS about &c years age
AID re; high, with light hair, Fair comp cxou, Llrt
ey-s and sandy eoat.c.
Williams is thick ct fellow with dark h,r and eyss
and ApriI complexion about fee; inches h,h. weigh
in: 100 his /. about - yeIrs e age lie heonG
company 4, 2iih Virginia infantry, k-npsr'S Hrclde
uent no cav
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G0DDIN 4 hpTEpS0y
By Vim. u. Fn~''r, Son. <. "a, ir,t4
No. lie and lis Main STREET.

A fiction SALE On TUESDAY r-1. Era
~ INT ~ 10 o'clock, We ss,. c:l .a:G. i;F,:y
Dry Goods,
Rcniy-?iuIr CIoth'ng.
Boots ned ~aCrs.
.ncr1r,o S.:as. Gc
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ATCTIGE.-Thrre will re q sale on tie la tffstl ""y
~ o!Drrci ,,er. ct Cherry I in the county CT Hal
fax, Va t.:- residence OF the ia Thomas l. SpraGis
OF the following articles {: hand c:lr Mahogany fu?E
irrc also palmer kinds. FeGihr Beds MATTRESSES
B.dsr ads D!crer Sctt Of China, Tn Sctt Carrots
Chamber Sr, Dining TaU!.S l;linkcs. Sac:'s. Willie
Count"T pa.rS sSc; Ei:ch, Furniture. Ia!-. Eo!>-r
Cows, Sheep Hog. and Ctl!". Plantation T"n.s, Car
rage AM Basgy, Corn, GAS, Fodder Tops, Shucds ard
Straw.
no E.-rsw E1.iI ! =. CT. INK.
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DS'BIIC SALE or !.tTr, MILL. CROPS,
j stock, iIouerhu!i mnh Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Tool, Lumber, Consisting ii tiark
ill., AXES Log TIm5'r. Cr..r Posts Ir..l One Car
ry.iOz, with Sr'cw, Cine s.h:ESic NiH, Orc
SAW GumIner, Re
The La.c': p:cpcr;y will be c;Errcd a. public
sale at Iay r., id i" Carsli:r cca:r, rcc .;.irs
from Hanover q r., Va C.rtr Railroad. 9th Of
present month tNTTrTb":, l-G3J The III! Gr!s' and
Circular Saw Is :cariy ntw AID IL good order with ~
acres o fLand.
no IL. ~ JOHN CHANDLER.
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JOSEPH j.. WATSON.
RICEARE e. pGrE

=, ALE DE LAM, ~ i.rtI.N t'i;i Ma -!
- vr;:c q: G-Cr"e rendered. iI. Cr,u; Cn"r' :
Io.a c0uay - lis last Apr!! :rr,n IN =. r s;'
depending or The sui ,y. g: N~:r.r. I. .r-S
ford i:fsnt by h-- rex, friend i:,I"rl !. To-,
?I'.n-i E.'Ean il. Cra" ri. Ia lis rpn rl.,. 81 -
Ers'u'0: 0; VIA C,awfar! deco aGI - ':n,,a g. !
wife a:!d children. - "tt, ar:o,4rr., iAr U'.,'l--'
ID Will, ~ 1Cui,a Court !IoG.-, il Lois. tn.i e
MONDAY, 'hr l'h rag CI December MT, Ir.0.r. -
'ciI :" pnb!i" aucieI tn she i..e- bidder Tract ct
Land .yEg IN @aii coGury. he r". :''
MA Cr:!timi Railroad cna,t.iinI lr.:ecu ~. ~. I.
hundred a6r"s ri" "r n"HT.y Ii!. ","i,. It'll s. a.'
r !rui, nj I .ICIas J. Barrr' AID others II, go .
upimprored bu; IL very VALUABLE fr it, Il t-r. .'t =
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13

- boys Chn'c' DGuvi''" 'rrb: 60,
With VI; sold p-rrmyJ.y. !or acJu-' e: who! :';,
rGn"'E
PT'rt i",'ru, 20 Contribute - :ts sale wi. ll-.,
end j.. cir goods - Gree
no.. az; wv II FOWIE SONl { 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
t.: ti1 HevcFi'T:
GEo"GE w GuNroRD.
Secretary Commonwealth.

Tanner j. abOG =; years Of as. a5?rs fec; Inches
hc., and Of stba: nasr. weighing ab1It 40 pouEtS
d comp. xon md sandy hair, dnwacaS; look, scar
der his ,Sit has tie ;u-e Of mark Ell with
icG.!iSc ini las ii tt ann and heart on lis "ft
Whcr llal" his escape, lad iars m'u,;acEc aud
dressed in ho.i'e clothes
orarty H. abcu: - years old. and fee; 10 inches hh
wrisiIF about ~ pounds dar: ccrnc Iion and lair,
clean shaved q:ick spoken Haj irons les VIXEN
b. eS"Spri.
n'%c il apou % years OF ag'. light pexcn dark
hair about feet high Weigh, about la5 puuuis clean
shaved: HIS rather mild cOuncnance was dress d III
dark br ai-cloh clothes when Il. escaped.
Wo,lri Se about - or ~ years Old rk complex on,
ark hair abou; feet inches high, weighs aboa: 40
ioun!- nohlaE peculiar in his one hand risa.
bed b. tho loss Of two asers Wore wkisSrrs wl"u hr
escaped. &C &c CIV
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-06-25
Tbc YOmr Glttle.
Temperance.

The chief cause of most of the dis
eases to which the human body is sub.
ject, is superabundant acid in the
stomach; and that superabundance of
acid is occasioncd by overlooking the
stomach with food or drink. For the
stomach can digest only certain por-
ton of food in a given time, viz: that
which is in contact with its sides; all
the rest must wait its turn: consequent
ly, if the stomach be overloaded, the
superabundant food will ferment and
generate an acid and the portion Of
food thus fermeuted and converted into
acid, when it comes, in its turn, to be
spread over the sides of the stomach,
for the purpose of being converted into
chyme, frets and irritates the stomach
by the acid and corrosive qualities, and
very often produces Inflammation, more
or less violent, which is indicated eth
er by heartburn, eructation, stomach
ache or other distressing sensation. MOI
is this the whole of the injury. If the
effects of the acid be not arrested, all
the organs which sympathize with the
stomach partake of the distress, in pro
portion to their previous constitutional
strength or debility. Numerous in
stances occur in medical annals, Of
death having been occasioned by inor
dinate eating. Sir Everard Home men
tions an instance of child losing its
life from eating too large a quantity oil
apple pudding. Morgagni relates an
account of a like fate happening to O
woman from eating too largo a quantity
of onions preserved in salt and vinegar
And Bonnetus, in his Sepulcrum, states
the case of boy who died in three
hours from eating immo derately o
grapes. In each case, the stomach
when opened, was quite tense, and con
sequently its powers of action perfectly
paralyzad.- Handbook of Health.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-06-25
A successful business m an who h

A successful business IN an who has
tried it, writes in regard to advertis-
ing:
"Give me the field whom few adver.
tiscrs occupy it and l care not how hard
the times are. 1t pays me at all times
and especially it pays when most of the
business men in my line have taken
their hooks out of the water, thinking
no bites are to be had" That is the
truth exactly. AS we'll might a fish
swim without fms, a woman talk with
out a tongue, or a dog bark without
waggiug his tail, as for man to make
money in these days without advertis
log"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-06-25

Nor VERY COMPLIMENTARY TO tn f
BRIoADIER.-It 1t is stated that President
Lincoln, when informed that General
StOughtOn had been captured by the
rebels at Fairfax, is reported to have
said that he did not mind tho loss of
tho Brigadier as much as he did the loss
of the horses, "FOr,' said he, III can
make a much better Brigadier in five
minutes, but the horses cost hundro
and twenty five dollars apiece"