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The New York herald., 1863-08-18

u. LUDLOW AUTIIONkEKS.-PKOVI
~ SONS, Clothing &c. aacton. by order of the Navy
Department x. LUDLOW a Co. VIII sell at auction. on
Thur-day August 90 1861 at IL at the NAVY Yard
Brooklyn -PiovisionsA large quantity OF bread pork
preser ed meats. -four dried apples tea. coffee.
lssses pickles, tomatoes and whissey. Cothng-nound
jumpers frocks ovrshiris. undcrshfts
drawers satinet flannel cali and kip socks blankets
caps &c Small Storrs- Tobacco SOAP thread. tape.
dies. thmhes, knives sci brushes bit
backing. &c Also lot of empty boxes and barrels
complete III be By applying at the auctoneers
Office No 3 Pine street. New YORK. NM&
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

grH1 skRBLE sAsurtcrrRsRs o. rng CRY ~
requested ~ stf@nf tnE T. - MIA
a. Consg tatioa Hal Ibi1 So Twentg
,.eo8 ar.~t "Wednesday, ,svsninE A8g1u IY a. sixst
ct2a ne yarTse ~ sffaaxss ths 80 ~ nkftts.
N, aydes uf th~ s1nnlnnlssse avponisd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27

~lUeS0&y, LtlG 9tH uiay oi GAuS0so' A1o' D'N1A
fixed upon by both houses Of the Western Viz
ginia Legislature as the day upon which they
will proceed to the election Of United States
Senators. The Confederates, on Thursday
night last, came down to the landing at the
mouth Of AQUA Greek, and burned the last
remaining wharf at that place.-A lady IN
Richmond, Va, wife Of wealthy citizen,
charged with being spy, has been arrested at
the residence Of Dr. Hoge, where she was re-
siding and placed in charge Of the sisters Of
the Catholic Asylum, The farmers in Mary
land have finished their wheat harvest, and
The crop is generally considered better than
was anticipated. Gold, in New York, on Sat
nrdav, 125z.-AdmiraI Porter has issued al
order relative to the opening Of the navigation
n the Mississippi, and directing that, for the
present, al steamboats, from New Orleans to
Vicksburg must have conVoys.-The u. 5.
Government price for good horses is from $40
ro145,-NIr. Barzilia Marriott, Of Baltimore, in
ATTEMPTING to Jump from railroad train near
LAUREL Yesterday, fell, and was most seriously
injured; it being necessary to amputate one OF
his legs. The prisoners in the Central Guard
House, in Washington, last week, attempted
20 escape, but were detected and secured
When Gov, Stanley, of n, c., resigned his
nosition az Military Governor Of that State,
he received letter from the Secretary OF " ar
COMMUNICATING him for the manner IN which
he had discharged bis duties The Washing
TON correspondent Of the n. 7 Herald dis
courses on reported peace movements, under
Mr., Seward auspices, in the Cablnet-ot the
determination of France and England finally
70 interfere to prevent reunion OR subjugatlon,
y4c., &c., most Of which is, probably, only the
sneculations of the writer With no foundation
n fact-Gen. Heintzelmen has ordered q
Court Of Inquiry, to Investigate the conduct OF
: certain subordinate officer, during the recent
Stonenan raid.
The story Of Romola, by the author OF Adam
Bede, now in a course Of publication In Har-
ner's Magazine, is highly spoken Of, and IL
deed ia the only portion Of the last number OF
that periodical, worth the time employed III
the peru8al.
Hon. John J, Crittenden died at Frankfort,
XIV, early yesterday morning. He died from
general debility and old age, without PAIN or
struggle, and in full possession Of his faculties
His age was seventy seven.
i rood deal of racing and furious driving
70 the danger of life and limb, takes place al
most every afternoon, at the lower end OF Wa
ter street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27
GENERAL LEES MOyE,1pvro

GENERAL LEES MOVEMENTS.
Despatch to the Philadelphia Inquirer
HARPER FERRY, July 26.-There v.s
truth IN the report that Lee was tbreatpn;nu
to invade Maryland again. On VedDasa.s,
last, Ewell occupied Martinsburg, and adv,n,
ced some distance beyond, in this direction
while l4ongstreet moved towards Shennras'
town, in force; but Reconnaissance made On
Thursday by General Lockwood from bpra
Showed that the Confederates had made 70.
trogade move and withdrew their forces 70
Martinsburg and Winchester. Lee is believed
to be moving towards Culpeper. The main
body of his army is Low below Front Royal
PAYMENT OF THE ARMIES. The following
statement shows the last payments to The
Army up to June 30, 1868. Money has been
sent:
70 pay Rosencranss 100000
To pay Grants 100000
To pay Troops in Kentucky 100000
To pay troops in Washington and Virginia 10000
TO pay troops in South Carolina. l25o0Q0
To pay troops in North Caroline 000Nn
To New York, to pay mustcred-out yearg
and returned mill 100000
To Pennsylvania, TO pay mustered-out nine months
and militia. ,HVO,WN
About to 90 TO New Orleans. 100000
o00,N0
To pay Rosencrans's army, the paymasters
have gone to Tulla homa, To pay Grants
army, the paymasters are waiting at St. Louis,
delayed by Morgan's raid. Paymasters and
funds are ready to pay the army Of the Poto'
mac as fast as rolls are received. Very teW
rolls have been sent in as yet, owing to move
ments Of the army. Washington Chronicle
FROM NEW YoRK.-Nearly $4,000 have
already been collected for the families OF po-
licemen fremen, and soldiers Injured or killed
in the riots. A detachment Of troops from
the army of the Potomac have arrived to tak6
charge of the drafted men in the Northern
and Eastern States Their principal duty VII!
be to catch deserters. They 60 to Elmra ano
other points of the State, and to Vermont ano
Connecticut. The side wall Of -four ware"
house, Phelps l. Adamss, No. SO Washing
ton street, fell outward with fearful! crash,
The building was full of -four, tobacco laE''
and whiskey. No one was hurt
GEN, MEADE's ARMy-The Boston 1Ia''
eller Of Friday says: 1T is understood tna'
Gen. Meade army will be at once recruited a, ~
the maximum from the drafted men 1n IL,
commanders of the various regiments VI"
make reouisitions for the numbers required 10
fill their ranks, and detachments VIII DC W. =
varded accordingly. Lieut. Col, Conner o
the Maine 7th, arrived in this city last evening"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27

FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
HARpER's FERRY July 25.-Major General
Schenck: have just received the following
from the chief Of staff Of Major General Meale,
dated
NEAR FRONT ROYAL, July a. 81 A. NJ.
"To Gen. Lockwood, Harper's Ferry:-The
major general commanding directs me to &C.
knowledge the receipt of your dispatch, and to
inform you that he engaged the enemy yester-
day, at this point.
This morning the enemy appears to be
withdrawn and his whole army is undoubtedly
en- route to Culpeper and Orange Court House;
and, probably, his rear has passed the Shenan-
doah at this place and Strasburg
"A. A. Humphreys,
''Niaior General, (Chiet Of staff.
HARpER's FERRY, July Is, 1868.
Major General kenck:-The enemy has
disappeared from our front entirely. and is no
where north of Winchester. My cavalry was
in CharlestoWn yesterday, and my scouts ten
miles in every direction, without any signs Of
an enemy. The following is my order OF the
day:
T'GENERAL ORDER no Sit being under
stood that no enemy in force, la near this COM
mand, all labor and military exercise will be
suspended on tomorrow, (Sunday,) save only
on the usual inspection parade, guard and
pickets. The day will be observed as Christ
ian Sabbath, and Divine service held in the
several camps having ohaplains. These are
respectfully instructed to offer up thanksgiving
and prayer to Almighty God for his mercles,
and particularly that He has vouchsafed many
important victories to our armies, the news
Of which has, during the week, reached u.s.
Z
Brig. General.
The Baltimore Sun says:--''On Sstur-
day Federal cavalry visited CharlestoWn, and
scouts were sent out ten miles in every dlrec-
ton, but no Confederates could be found. Gen.
Kelly is reported to have occupied Martinsburg.
The line of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad is
now entirely clear Of Confederate troops, and
the work Of rebuilding bridges, &c., will be
commenced at once.
The service of the cavalry is highly spoken
of in its operations against that OF the Con
federates, but some Inconvenience has been
experienced from the activity Of Moseby
troopers, some forty Of whom were reported
captured.
A report, which seems to need confrma-
ton, had reached Washington to the effect
that division Of Federal cavalry near Amiss-
Vile had encountered large body of Con-
eederate infantry, and was obliged to fall
back
skirmishing is represented to have been
very brisk during last week with portions of
Lee S retreating army. Attempts were made
by him to pass through Smokers, Ashby's
and Manassas Gaps, but unsuccessfnlly, he
having been driven back from the two last With
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-27

The story of Romola, by the author Of Adam
Bede, now in course Of publication in Har-
Ders Magazine, is highly spoken Of, and III
deed, is the only portion Of the last number OF
that periodical worth the time employed in
the perusal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23
IRON AYERILLS RAID

The only information that has been received from
Western Virginia snee yestsi day. is that AVeril had
reached OovngtOn bridgs, JacksOns River, and had
burnt t. Two Of his regiments had been cut cff from
The main body, and i. believed they would be cap
tared. This Intelligence is based despatch from
the commanding officer a., in she vicinity Of Seua-
ton which We have reason to believe has also been
eeived at the War Department.
1t does o; follow that because Averill vas beyond
OOviBgtOn bridge that ha has escaped Taere Is a
chance Of his having been intercepted between that
point and Greenbrier River CoVington in ALE ghany
county, and is about fifteen miles northwest of the
mouth Of Craig Creek where tie fight occurred between
him aud portion Of our fO,e,s, as mentioned ia our
last ISSUE
We are justified in the hope that Averll viii not
escape without the loss of at least portion of his
maad
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23
HID. GRs. ENGINEER DEPT d. N V.
Corner 10Th and Franklin Streets,

HID. cas-. ENGINEER DEPT D. V.
Corner 10Th and Franklin Streets,
RIcHMlED, Dec. l6.h, 1863.
NOTICE.!
10 THOSE Ia VINO NEGROES 10 HIRE
TNHE Engineer Department viii hire for the
i ensuing var Cns THOUSAND HAnds fr work forhca
TONS b. - ~ . 49, ,,,,
:. Hire Of LAborers- Clothing aud RAiions fur
nisned by Government. 1900 per year
Clothing and hGtiou5 fur
nshed by owner. 90 "
-RatlonJ only, furnished by
Government ................SOO
--RationJ only, iuInlshed by
Government ~ " mo.
THIS DEPARTMENT will pay trsnPtrston TO Ethn Peters
burg AMI will give in addition five Dollars for expenses for
each Negro delivered by Shens others at ether place
Negroes TO comfortably clad, ami In good condition when
received Apply until Feb. uary LIST next
The Government responsible for slaves SO hired u1Ger
the common Law Of Virginia.
BY order o! Col W. II. srRyEss.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Mai Jr Eng'is,
ia 17-i1Ot4eW2t in charge o Richmond Defe nc ca.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

THE NUNsER THREr-Wten the world vas created
We ind land, va,e7, and shy; SUI, mooaSand stars
Nah rad but three ons Jonah vas three days in the
Nhalss btfy; our Sisicu- passed three days IN the
tomb; Peter tcl led bis Saviour three. There were
q e. par-iarcts Asrahsp, Isaac ard jacob Abraham
ert-rtc-ed three ~ gels S1mu, Vas called three times
as men lowest thOu me = repeated three times
Dauie vas thrown in den with thee ioas Tor praying
th &c mes day. SbAGIaeh, Most soh ard Abeduego
W,rs tts ued from Ne fam OF the ov u. The ten
tn audni, were delivered on The ,bifd day. job
had n GO tieEts. s.. Psu sp,ats Of faith hope and
ch Iy these 'hyye. Tlo>e famous deans CT the baker
buJle, were TO coIe 60 pass in three days; and Eli
h prostrated hin self three times the body Ct the
oead child Samson iseeiyed Dshlaa three times be
fore she discovered he source Of bis strength.
TIE sacred letters on ue Crcss are l. Il S 50 also
the Roman motto vas comp ssd Of three words. " In
nee Sigso There o-e three conditOa ior m n The
tsr.f heaven ard he'll; there il al bCly Tiaiy. In
Ahology three Grlc, s. Cebeiu3 with is three heads
Neptune holcirg ti' th e,tCOJhed steGi the Oracle Of
Delphi ehsiis cd Vih ven raiol the tripot; the
nne muses. sprlrr from thee. 10 nature, have ale
male dipping; mo mig, Goa ard night. Trees
group their ia tartes; there d he tuee aved
clover. Every ninth wave IS a grCuad swell. We have
fish Ash and fowl The mejlt.tf Of Dackind Gle at
irty What eouf be dore in mathematics without the
aid cf he tga3sl .Wisrcs3 TIE power # thu wedg
aad l3sc three premises are iadi-p ens ,blshRieksr
blcker.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23
IRON WEST TBNYRSSRE.

Through number Of friends who have nty arrived
ia this place from Madison county, Tenn, Gays the A.
nta Appeal We learn that the spirit Of true patriotism
barns brighter in that section than beiO.e TnOse
Is no Unioa o. reconstruction sentiment to be found
m1dg tina; peop1 Who have tA5ed OF the sweets Of
Federal rule Gld Yankee domin alton.
Il was believed thai Gen. FsRREsr wou be enabled
to raise quite Little army thl. section, the spirit
of the people aroused and Urge numbers eager to
enlist wss fully unde. ths banner Of sra; bod and gal
liant chief.
The lat, demonstration on the Memphis asd Cbares-
tOa railroad was a complete success, aut VII, in all
proba ny, determine tue Federals to abandon is
altogether
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

WAiHIl GICS-In the year Of our Lord 1890 1
stood uEol tbs doo- step Of the counting house. o.
which Sa' then tui the yourgsst c'eTk, when the
compsiioa beside me hurrisdiy sad, 'Tnere he comes
Ihers cOn-s W Arlington" / locked up Pearl street,
and ssW approaching, Eirh a,.iy tsesd aud open
brow, NE Iaber OF 10Y Cognly. bis has was en- Tor
the day uas suluy, aid lie secompaui- d BY Col
Page AID James aads37. Never have forgotten, nor
shall % my dyi cay Orge; the serene, the benign,
the gOdike eIptsion Of The eouuJenlnce Of that man
Of m, II lofty meiu aud c7mmantng figure, SEE of
% acVant &c by al eglnt dres, consisting Of blue
b. Il small clothes silver knee AID shoe buckeSand
white Vssg bis poHdsIed !loE, ard powerful vigorous
look Os he then iu the prime and srerg Ct his
mADhUOd) have never .aied IRON my Gi1d during the
many yeas Nhicl, win 20 their chances aud changes
have relied betWccn-Psr501a! Il. collections Of hs
AatrieGH RCrOiHlioH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

Oar immensely pOFular Prince OF Wales is already be-
gum - show the good eEc-s Of h1.o ugily sound
Classical education Hs Royal Hgluess, Ee are IL
formed, ths best po be authority, made excal
L.. Lain e the other day, which in position
70 make PUN'e The Price had just Quilted the Prin-
GEES Az xtndia aGd The point VI stepping into
his Casrsge in order 20 pay vis 20 his Royal Mother
~hen GsLeral kuoliys vyntaTed 10 rqure whether His
RoyA Highness ABOUT 10 retUrn - the Princess
No, General Kncly', am nos was the gIGsous
~ and the, Is Il struck b. a sudd IDEA H. 4. H.
added, 4" end y,t At tle time am" Tue di3in-
gul=hCd hero, being glst p1zz 81 By tie paradox
begged TIE Prince 10 e1fl IN. why returned II
T. ii Si.h he utmost roatsseeisi9n, I've Just lef.
the Pancess, aud nov Pa going 10 Rhine her," Tee
Prince sapDsage5 IL cOyd Of Gust, I'D the General
retired 10 Uorrow a Latin DICTIONARY, Wnich, after
some labor, Re severed SO word Regina London
Pznch
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23
PROM EAST TENNESSEG.

BRIs1OL, Dec % The latest advices from the front
rep esens that troops few miles beyond Beans
Saiog. Active opeIat Ons confined 10 the eva ~
Nho are skirmshing with the enemy beyond Rogers.
vle Numerous reports in circulation to the eff ct
that the main body OF the enemy have gone to Clinton
Tenn. Indications are unfavorabls to continuation Of
hostilies during the winter months.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

The WEATHER temperature las become more
pleasant and the prospect of STOW before Chris las
diminished but our climate too clpricious TO warrant
any prOgnosiio of the weather three days ahead The
grcu1d may be covered with snow on Friday, or Il e
weather on that day may be talmy and genial as
spripg Who knowsf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23
rHY eITY,

JIN cooK-Thls veteran coinpounder Of alcoholic
fluids has turned up e. Oak Hail." FRANKLIN etreet
near I4h street. /; Is well tAat We have 'treed" him
az this time, everybody has been inquirrg for Jim
Cook" and the of his whereabouts Will
Doubtless cause an u parallled iush to "0ak Hall
especially on Ohristmas-where Jim will develope his
skill in preparing big bowl Ofe9g nog members Ct
Congress and gentlemen general, y are. invited to
attend
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

fHE CRY sPaISG-The city spring lot, between 18th
aad 9Th streets, north of Leigh has recently been put
il complete order by the "oban gang" The season
has pissed when counting couples" visit this place. but
the 'ceenng up" ELL be the less acceptable to
the pegtbors aud others VINO may repair to the sprrg
to qusfT drau yhi of pure waer-the best beverage,
by the way which any one parake of at this sea-
son of the year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23
SALE OF LAND.-C


~ SATURDAY December 96th, 1s63-In pursuance OF de-
cree Oreu Court Augusta county, will SELL a. public
auction premises Of land belonging TO the estate
o Bailey Shumate.
This property contains about coo acres Of which 800 well
ubsred whole wen and In good condition.
The buildings sdrcent emit comfortable and
the fencing goo There orchards the
Ar and whole establishment 10 well appointed and kept
up.
ft branch adjoining the lands OF James Byers VIM Howell
Others convenient - churches, schools and mills
been seeded Ia wheat vah will be sold at
The lime
The attention purchasers invited this property really
valuable desirable.
THsMs properly purchased at sale under decree Of
Circuit Court About 800 Of the chase money remains
pd follows $4,000 10Th March 1904 $4,000 on goth
Marcn and 20ta March, 1856 the whole bearing
until paid These payments must be met by the pur-
chaser satisfaction of the Court The residue CT the
chase money may either paid In hand Al the ale be
kept on interest paid in squsi nStamant divided Al the
time Of the payments purchaser may choose For
the made In Cont The purchaser mu'' give bond
security and the title will be renamed until the payments
mlds JOsErh Q. SnO mAIh.
deeA-s "a Comm'r.
ED Rockingham Register md Lexington dazeue copy ana
send bill TO stanton Spectator
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23
FROM TIE RAPIDAN.

Orange O. II Dec. % The enemy lave sem an-
other corps of infantry making two, now wiatehng be-
hind tho Rsppahannock and three on this side of that
river. Aeade's headq Iart'rs are at Brandy Staon,
Culpeper county. WaHenton is occupied by brigade
of Yankee cavalry. Tee enemy are hugging the rail-
road clozav
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

the ese. c. of number Of ladies, who arc desrous
OF getting "a look" the assembled witd,m of the
natiO1, OF hear the oqunc Of the speaking meH
bcrs Some OF tho far visitors bring ten knitting
With them, whereby they enabled to make locks for
tho fodieri whilst epioting Lhe scenes before them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

Eco NoG.--We learn that the dema ID for rum yes
terdsy was prod ,lous" TIE retailers wele almost
with customers though the price demanded for
the lquoi was twenty 70 thir times the pee before
the ThsProoaoi'y is tina. more egg nog i'll BIS
made here this Christmas than before Neverhe-
less, invtltioas to our eoucern cone in very slowy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23
ss A.:.ss ss' Y. ss 81. i. css :Is
SEsSaAt eaDSaS,

Quart srnaSteFs posts will afford AL the aecomnoda In
their power persons charge Of stock travelling Under the
order f oacers OF Lieut. Uolonel A. II. oles epar
Porsge the animals and subsistence for the
vii he furnished by them upon requsiuou o1i;er
Tor Of his agen OF COL Coles Department who will
receipt for the same -
bave bee usy drawn surgeons In charge OF Hospitals
endorse the fulough enlisted who leave Hospital
uough CT the number OF days ana tne oates ne ms
drawn ratcns the enlisted man.
D' O' .spusdl 8. COOPER,
daIb-1w 'fF - Ad't and Insp'r General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

THEATRICAL The theatre is We attended every
night and tie mana Ger TO be doing his best 10
render The performances attractive. On Christmas
there will be az afternoon performance for the enter
taiument oflades and children who are unable to at
tend It night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23
FROA NEW nRLEANS

MtBLE, Dec. % Captain GrArj, Chief CT 0fdu nee
for General Grd-eF escaped from New Orleans on The
10 h He confirms the meeting at Fort Jackson Three
gunboats we're sent down at 10 A. NJ. gunboat went
Fort Pike ia the afternoon aEd he heard heavy firing
in TIA direction.
The Coat, derste pirzIns had burned two schooners
transporting cattle 10 Bayou La COmte, Merchac
The pckets the road reported that Ta lor had whip
ped Franklin the 18th, az the mouth Of BED river
driving him back to his guubOats, aud on the 18th
sheled Baton Rouge.
Letters from Johnsons Island that prisoners
on less than half ions. Colonel Miles, Captain
Hewitt aud Col Ben Johnson, of the 18Th Alabama,
IN irons for trying to escape.
The True Deta's extra, giving account Of the
meeti- g, suppressed.
SECOND DESPATCH.
MOBILE, Dec. 22.-The Advertiser and Register has
special dated Oxford, Mss, Dec. 81. The Chicago
TIuea of the l4h, contains Cairo Dispatch of the
l2b stating that accounts from Arkansas, represent
Price with FIVE thousand men, TO be crossing Red River
into Texas. MaImaduke eRdCavorirg to join him,
and the FederslS in pursuit..
New Orleans sdvices via Memphis state that an arrival
from Vera Cruz confirms the capture Of Pueba by the
Mexicans. Tho road generally III possession of
guerrlas and the French supplies only carried by
heavy eecort.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

ARxr OF NoErHERS GEoRsIA.-"Ora," the amy
correspondent of The Mobile Tribune. says: General
Hardee is putting the army in splendid order; ranks
are fast filing up, and every preparation "a being made
to meet the foe when he shall again evnce the temery
to attack u. From prsssat indications, that will not
b, goon as learn the probabilities that Grant will
leave rODg garrison at chattanooga. and winter IT,
Nth The bu < of lis army At Stevenson
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23

TO TIE SERGEANT or TIE CITY or NORFOLK,
GREETING
Whereas vacancy representation in the
Senate from the nd senat district eomrOsed Of The City
OF Nor eccaoned bv the gnaiion OF WI liam Taylor
These are therefore, the OF the Commonwealth
qsre etcon 10 be held In your said City ofNor:
folk Thu sday the 3 day Of December 1865 fer senator
TO ill the vacancy Aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness Ro L. MONTAGUE President OF
tie Senate this Il day Of december A. 1861 and in the SSH
year OF the Common wealth.
By the President Of The Senate: 70. L. MONTAGUE,
Teste, President ofthe Senate
sHEIlOz q DAVE, Clerk Of the Senate. del6-ctd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-23
SIX PER CENT. BONDS,


nF THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE, rum
" ming tEenty year, F09 sALEThe subscriber is author
sed 10 sell SIS 100 TO 100000 II the bonds Of the county Of
O,ro e. dsed FIRST OF aBnary 1864 payable
and bear ng per cent Interest," pysoe semi annually first
Januiry july Of each year. In the city OF Richmond
These issued the bnh OF INDECENT soldiers and
sailors aud families and will be either registered coup
as the purch may prefer No Bonds Of similar chsrAc
which are on the Market can be bette. than these
Peo opposed make tuch an investment lnvied 10
prompt apple atom 70 hsIs l. H. hAury Co. Of Rich
mond who arc authorized 10 negotiate for them.
EEMUND 7. NORRIS,
de 2l-2lwhhc2H Agent.