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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-18
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 1.-THE bombardment
for the last TWO nights has been incessant and
spirited. Two Monitors and one Of the Yan-
kee batteries on Morris Island were frin: 3 !.
Fort Sumter yesterday, at 1000 yards dis-
tance.
There are signs that another terrible bonn
bardment will speedily begin. The Ironsilcs.
with six Monitors and FIVE gunboat-, are IN
side the bar, and twenty transports are ia
sight.
A French war steamer is anchored off Tor:
Sumter. All quiet this morning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-18
FRox MoRRr, IsLAND.-The Mercury" {


the 18th, says:
The mutual bombardmcnt Of the batteries
still goes on. On Tuesday night, and in the
early morning of Wednesday, it was very
spirited, grew languid in the heat of the LAY,
and again increased in vigor as the evening
approached. Fort Sumter seems now fnirly
entered as participant in the drama. One
gun of the enemy is specially directed at that
naughty structure. At the hour we write the
firing is quite rapid, eleven guns having been
counted in FIVE minutes.
The casualties of Tuesday at Battery Wag-
ner were two killed and FIVE wounded, all of
the Gist Guard, Captain Chichester. We
have succeeded in learning the name Of but
one of the wounded, Caspar Unfuo, who was
seriously hurt in the left thigh by the frag-
ment of shell, ats o'clock, P. NJ.
1t appears, on more particular inquiry, that
the calcium light, to which we alluded doubt
fully in our last issue, was in truth raised By
the enemy on Monday night, though its bril-:
, liancy Was, perhaps, somewhat exaggerated
by report.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-18
FROM THE SOUTHWEST,

MERIDIAN, Mss, Aug. l5.-Indication.
point to projected cavalry raid by the Yam
KEGS to the fazoo Valley.
The yellow fever is reported to be seriously
malignant at Ficksburg.
The troops of Pemberton's army are fas
returning TO camp at pemopolis. by every
train,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-18
CHARLESTON.

An official telographic despatch from Gen.
Beauregard. dated August 18th, says that the
forts were again bombarded on the night OF
the 18th and the morning of the 18th insts.-
No damages done to our works, and the casu,
alties very slight among our men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-18
The following is an extract from letter
eceiyed by gentleman in this city:
"ORASGE CoURr House. Va.

"ORASGE CoURr HOUSE. Va,
August 9, 1863.
There is no news at this place. Our COM
pany (the Crenshaw battery had sad duty
to perform this morning, in digging the grave
and dcpositing in it's last resting place the
body of one of our comrades, who died with
typhoid fever. Ils name is Vim. Thomasson,
Of Louisa county, Va. lie was good sol,
dier, and beloved and esteemed by all who
knew him. He leaves widow with several
children TO mourn his departure.
81 suppose you saw the acknowledgment
of the whipping the 9th Michigan. brigade
got at Amissville, Rappahannock county, Va.
We were in the fight there. The force op-
posed to Us was United States regular artille.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-18
SOUTHERN CARDS.

Cardoza & Bro, on Main street, between
9th and 10th, send us pack of Bristol board
visiting cards, of Southern manufacture.-
They are neatly put up in cases Of fifty each
and are equal to the best English cards.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-18
FROM MOBILE.

An official despatch from Gen. Maury, com.
manding the Confederate forces ut Mobile,
states that considerable feet Of the enemy
has appeared off Fort Morgan.
The enemy are said to be huifding three
vessels ut Ship Island.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-18
TIE CAPTURE OF YAZOO CITY.

!. IIIE O-tI Z NE UT lltLOU u 7.
About eight days ago iazoo city was taken
hy 'Tackson's cavalry, and several hundred
negroes killed and one hundred taken prison
cry. Tho place was garrisoned by negroes and
paper had been established called the Iuzoo
Yankee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-18

TIE ORDER OF MORGAN'S IMrRISOE-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RELATIVE To
HIS TREATMENT
The following is the official letter from Cover.
nor Tod, OF Ohio, to the warden OF the Okjo Fc.l.
iten;iary containing direction, for IN" cont;rrr-
ment of General Morgan and his officers in that
institution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-18

The Yankees have been flooding the streets
of Ncwbern with Extra Standards" contain
Ing the proceedings of tho Tory Union meet
ngs lately gotten up by Holden, and the en-
dorsements Of himself, arritten by himss!t, for
the Progress" and copied by himself into the
STANDARD" Our Kinston correspondent now
learns that these Extras were printed in New
bern for Northern and home circulation. This
looks like very pretty arrangement between
Holden & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-18

The steamer Katie, recently captured while
attempting to run the blockade from vii
mington. has arrived at Fortress Monroe.
Mana Sahib has been captured in the Ten
pie of \ mcre, on information supplied hy the
Bombay police. According 20 the ntiicia! r.
port no doubt whatever exists Of the ps!. -
crs identity.
A States Rights Association has h"en or-
cnaized in the city Of New YORK; They haY"
issued a " declaration of principles" copici
| chiefly from the Constitution and statutes o'
the State.
In New York, Wednesday, gol WI quoted
at 1867; Tennessee IS, G6: ,Nirgini., dc, Il" .
North Carolina, 6G; MiSsouri'>, 1vi.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29
PROTECTION OF c1r,zsys.

On motion Of Mr.. RUSSELL, the same committee was
instructed to inquire into the expediency OF providing
by OF retaliation otherwise for the protection
OF unarnied citizens OF the Confederate States romin-
uries committed by the enemy to enforce claim of
allegiance TO the Gned Sares otherwise in violation
Of the usages of war between independent nations.
SETTLEMENT cLAIas.
On motion of Mr. STAPLES, of Va, the Committee
on the Quartermaster's Department was Instructed
inquire into the e1Pedieney OF reporting bill Guthor
ling the settlement and payment Of claims for property
taken or purchased from citizens for the Of the Con
ederate armies and for which receipts and vouchers
we're not given in the prescribed By the rules
and regulations OF the War Department.
RELIEF os SOLDIERS FAXILIEs.
Mr.. LIONS, of Va, introduced bill for the relief Of
the families OF non-commissionod officers and privaes
of the Confederate Army
The bill proposes appropriate four millions Of dol
lars for the relief Of the families of those noncomms
stoned officers and prvates in the army and those
who have died in the army, whose necessities require
relief.
Referred to the Committee on Military Affairs and or.
dered to be printed.
TrSDNa CURRENCY.
Mr.. LYONS Introduced bill 10 provide for funding
the currency of the Confederate Sates Referred 10
the Committee OF Ways and Means.
SICK AND WOUNDED oEIOKKs.
On motion of Mr.. LYONS, the Committee on Hospi-
tails instructed to inquire into the eEpedicncy OF
providing hospital accommodations well rations
Tor sick and wounded officers, without charge.
PAY DUE DECEASED SOLDIERS
On motion of Mr. G0ODE, of Va, the Committee on
WAYS and Means was Instructed to inquire and report
whether the claims for areaages Of pay due deceas
ell soldiers are promptly audited and settled BY the
Second Auditor of the Treasury Department and il not
what are the Of delay in the settlement aud pay
men of the same and that said committee also report
what legislation if any, is deemed necessary to
the prompt and speedy settlement of said claim.
SUBSTITUTE AGENTS.
On motion or Mr.. GOODE, the Military Committee
was instructed inquire into the expectancy OF provd
ing nv law for the detection. and punishment of p'r7os
habi,ually engaged as agents in hiring substitutes.
THE EXEMPTION BILL.
Mr.. R0YST0N, of Ark called for the order Of the
day, namely, the Exemption Bill.
Ga motion Of Mr.. JONES, of Tenn, the House went
into secret session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29

L. New YORK civ, The ED Inst MARY H. dsushts Of Han
"a AID the late John Gibbons.
IN NsE YORK city, The 2ls iusL ANTHONY REDDINGT0S
nsve The county OF nppera lsaud IA the fsh yesr OF
E!s sss.
Ia NsE Haveu, Conn the 2is. las, GRANT THORBURN
T. the gQh year Of bis age
a h city, on Saturday January can al eOugevs sCAstfs
vsr aer an illness " th Eoars RofALLl 0a ehii Lizzie L.
40 % nnanisr Joha Mitchell, 4. n sged month
aai 10 dIys. -
nsplatrd this End berur ui boy lie Of
tsse bright and Winning uls Ones tAt Lneerseiou3J tsE
srouad them OF ~ hears aud thus hl N sol iVe
" n thsrs aord tElne around them those
Gnectons nd lEen them 70 heaven NAV where
te treasure there the heart ay Be siso Many hearts we're
Ezr sorr0E hc.yy resag AID ooneeLh Hheh we
mother nay adopt The touching words or Sa3
tre,re Eheu Thy father, eue ne LAD se
aol seeing hs NE bound up IN The LADS Nv y shall
~ 10 ps vhen ssvth that The lad not win 1s that ie
viii dr and Thy shah bring down The gray halls Of thy
ssrvant, oar father, with 10 the grave"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

~ Ransuay ou subscriber shout the last Of December,
sd two negro u.n recently purchased Of Asss DlekuSon,
IN Co.. q RehnoHd We. These negroes are Of the follow
tng description, 20 Wit
Hsnderscu Fan twenty-five yeat old rather hsht complex
Ia about t ~ inches high, vsnng about 10 pounds
ood Essvs Sud The property OF Hsary Cox Of Hsa'
Fiso 9Spniy, Va. -
ASEf boy about IS DID, about feet inches high
rAsr black bu quite likely and sprghty and Hassolt
ne property Of Wa Scott Of Rockingham county, O.
Ese negroes leu Without provoeson, and are, Doubtless a.
npng their former nghbSrhoods, orto get within
the Yankee Inca
give he reward for sr EppfshenOn, and beins
s-ueSi n jail hat set hsn sssn o. Win pay hRy dol
hi.sz iof Vlihsr II LhspL JOSHUA .. pODSos,
ta95--QN pAnSius W.
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BIZ 7 s2g az ttIAS. .ro,s
BY SUMNER 4 RCEaFss. AG.,,

BY SUMNER BUE9Ess. Ades
Iron 'FRONT.' Buitiirz, Cover be- srse'.
pEREMPIOkY SALE OF AN RXTEN.
L sllF STOCK OF BOOTS ASp sIiGts CLOTHING, DRY
GOoN WOOL, LEATHER, &C., &C., ~ CLOSE
rHUksDAf mex, tie 18Th Is' commenting az ~ o'clos,
shall rel Of auction, without Ts.vc, seFf ".
street oar entire sOck Of Eooas cl0s he Ts
consists ~ large md select sock o. sots sRi shoss among
which Will be found
@, niem.t', csff nud KIP B'ot,
d. 40 rhoe-
~ ScGi Laftuu 50
Ladies' Cslf and Mlf-e.o Sh,-ss
D. LAg'ing He'lri 01tssy-
large llt 0 Boys Eld hisSs- shoss
Servant Woman's Shoes
Now Negro BTorans, sew si a1t aryxfd
lttai ls Pale sod harrfss Leather
: IafPs assortpeui of Essdy M5is S51izs
line tts q. superior Eaks
hr4rr NcH'sn and Cotton Jeans
Gents LINN BosOh Shirts
pfavs, WOODEN S,'ss
H"sl-ry, Faa.y Goods
An Of = rdicines
Manufactured Tobacco fegar
Together with large stock o. miscellaneous good edlss
10 mention
Tie entire stock vii be SOLD 10 close the concern.
Terms cash.
wA g. pEUPREE CO..
No. III Main Street
sale conducted by srNSrR BrshEss, Aue,4 Ia9S-tds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29

PERsoyAl.-Mr. J. W Overall Of the Mobile press,
has arrived in this city, on vsit-Col l. j. Dupre,
recently connected with the Knoxville Reg ster is
io1ruing here.-Mr I. G. De Foutaine G. Personue'
Of the Charleston Courier, was in Richmond on Mon
dsy.-We arc grat6ed to state that Col P. ". Alex
anjer C'P. W. ~, correspondent of the Savannah
Republican, who has been confined 10 his lodgings, in
this city, for some time past by sickness Is Gonzales
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29
ADJUTANT AND INsP GENL's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Jan. 81, 1858. !
SEVERAL ORDERS I
~. II

RICHMOND Jan. s., 1858. !
eENERAL ORDERS
No. IL.
The Military Courts appointed Gnd organized under the sp
prov October s 1872 vii be governed and controlled,
other aa by the Articles OF War aud Regulations OF
the connection With the Aforesaid Of October o. SGI
Their proceedings s there be subject reve~ by the
Commanding General OF the which they attach
ell who The decision Of the Prtsden The proper reviewing
oer Of all such proceedings under the prov the law aud
The Articles OF War TIE original proceedings Of there Courts
after nnS action had then Will be transmitted tie once
Of the Inspector General Rgeeaby tie sOh
Article OF War.
by Order,
(sigued) 6 COOPER,
IG22-iE Adjutsnt sni Inspector General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29

pUBLIC SALE OF SHEEP will sell at
public auction FRIDAY the 3Oth day of January
lN52, my farm 10 snOver C.auty, ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY FIVE ui5) HEAD or HEP consisting OF yves,
Ne,hss aud Rams
The Ewts will he sold parcels Five With the p eye Of
TEeniy ana the oerSa be de- med best The day
sale
An opportunity afforded small farmers Of obtaining
supply u Nool FOR thelf iauilies.
butchers are invited 10 attend. GEO W. DOeWELL,
"a y --dsf ten
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29

ANOTHER DRowvED NLS.-Tae body Of a white man
vas found yesterday in the Dock below 18th street.
According papers found the person appearedt
have been that of f. Raiieau, discharged soldier of
the 18th Mississippi regiment It had apparently been
IN the water some time. The Acting Coroner noti.
fed but did doom it necessary to hold an inquest,
A. the death Of the unfortunate man was evidently the
result Of accident
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DA rs.
BY WILLIAMSON a CO., Auqllonce:s.

j-.S7s : - ~ Z. AaereEsess
I ,ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
49,, DRT GOODS FANCY GOODS sTATIosERT BooIs AND
the sO inst q. Warehouse iOocoei we Wi sell Isrst
and valuable "s,oIiasni o. Dry Goods sOns,ns part
PlAids, Merinoes
Black AlPaect., ROubAzia.s
White Cotton Hose
Cashmere Country Jssns
Bed TiekinEs
.sani = Shooting and shirttus.
and 8 crest variety Of othsE Dry Goods.
Noe and Letter Pspss
Blank Books, Ae,
Cavalry Boots
l'dys and children's shoes,&c.
Wool and Cashmere Hats,
and a large Assortment Of
Ready Msde clathIng.
JA2s-tds SUMNER BURREss, Auc,s.
ADDITIONAL
wilbe aided to TIE above sale Of Dry &C., III iolosIn
30 Oos Poeke, Books AID POrtemones
Tooth Brushes, Pine Combs, Toilet COMBS,
Gold Watches, Silver Spoons,
! Rich Diamond Ring
! Rich Diamond Pin, very valuable.
jazz SUMNER BrRREss AuctIOnsrr.
ADDITIONAL.
WIN be added 70 he above sale Of Dry Goods, the iOO.ins
Poe black French Cloths,
T." - Dorskin Cashmere
While grey and red Flannel,
IiacS and fsucy Prlni-
Mausriin- IL L4nFs,
ssdsf's sis, Sewing six, nj chine tpt
sid r. Thread.
Needles aud Avis,
Hest THpe skirt Bud NJ,
Coat binding
Fancy Cassimere-
OysrShirts,
MeHno Shirts,
Fancy soaps,
Pocket Knives,
and great lrl,,y % valuable fresh gscds.
ia2S-td, SUMNER DUERESS, Luct..
ADDITIONAL.
aNLl DO ADDED 10 the ablve Sale on FRIDAY next
800 Dor-nSpoo Cotton In orl final eases,
80 Yaris Blue Cloth
Su BLACK
1900 " Fine white Flannel
va " gky.Pue Cloth,
80 Pieces Enslish Jerino assorted color,
SUMNER 4 BURRESS
!agV-ts AGSioneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON

NORTH SIDE OF CARY, BETWEEN nth AND 18TH
STREETS FOR SALE AT ACCTI0S.-Wii be sold auction
the pemlsr FRIDAY the Beth January 1863 att o'clock
p NJ that valuable lot located above which there
ooopers shop recently In the occupancy Mess
Sawyer and Sheyarne fronting p feet running back 3 feet
10 vide alley;
This Is q valuable business location
TFRNs-0ne third cash. balance and months
negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust deed IT,
lie retained.
The taxes for 1858, TO be paid by the purchaser.
jay. GoDDIN APPERs0S, Auctioneers.
After the above viii be sold thst Valuable Lot Pine anu Oak
Alley between 18th nj shokoe Greek and Msin
streets and IN the former OF Mcss
k.Brumme fronting 70 feet running feet situation
such Shops StAhlrs
Terms sale GoDDIN APPERsON,
lA2S-u Auct!Uneen
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GALE OF LAND.-Thc undersigned WILL OIL |

GALE OF LAND.-The undersigned will, on
- MONDAY the % day Of February for sale upon
premises public auction Of land living In the
ty Of Cumberland adjoining the LANDS David Bradley Madison
Flanagan, The Dover lands N Martha A. Carr gton
Others being that part Of the real Codrngton Caring
tnn deci allotted the undersiguei IN the division Of the
This contains about 90 BY survey,
portion j. finely mhervd and all Of good quality The
will be shown person wishing examine IT, by Ro
O. Darlington.
Terms third cash, aud the balance In equal payments
credit OF ard with date,
purchase giving bonds With approved security,
trust the same I'd &. MAYO,
WILLIE A CARRINGTON
iaqt-tds ELLEN NJ CARRINGTON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29

RosBERY.-The Army Depot OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, in this city, broken open
Tuesday night and robbed Of about $500 worth of sup
plies deposited there for the benefit OF soldiers
This l. surely the lowest depth Of crime, and exhibits
81 existence Of human deprGvity in the Capital which
almost staggers belief
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29
TELEGRAPHlC.
ANornER srrAMER AREIyED.

CHARLESTON, Jan 2s.-Sti another English mer.
chant steamer into Confederate port this morning.
bringing general cargo of merchandise. She left II,
yana on the 25. This is her first trip to the Coniedg
rate coast.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29
ACCTION SALES.

|
BY DUNLOP, MOYvURE q co, AuOr,,
7 ARGE- SALE or FURNITURE, PIANOS,
l. Ie AT AUcTIoS--Gp FRIDAY, the 50 lost, eouUeas.
lug At ocoek We viii e ct % store large and gs1e Al
M Alexander B. Gordon refugee from fredericksburg con-
''AAs sshozany, wsnu. and sts!o-d wsrdrOsts
Secretary Book Case
Large Mahogany sIt .n1lon Table
waIhsfa ;!s and work raSisi
Rocking and pArlo! Chairs
..- lpRyAia and b. us Ella Carpeis
Hair and sh1ek M1iiEes5es
An assortment Of hogS'h9ld Linen, eesssins Of
shstti Pillow Cases, TeSsis, &c. &c
Diaper Tnpe Cloths, Napkins &c.
Mahogany CsIed Sewing Machine
China and Glass Ware, 'oae very costly
Tin Ware
Wood Ware
Cooking stoves
Ana many other articles TOO nuntrOaat0 @s3,lon
Baltimore, and Is Of the best qu.llty
! Seven Octave Piano. made by Henri Herr, of Paris
Costly Mosaic Centre Fable, imported IRON Italy.
j az IDS '''-' DuNIop NoSoURE CO., Aocl..
A UCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, Shoes,
IA COTTON YARNS, CANTON MATING, &c, By TARDY
WILLIAMSON FRIDAY MORNING, the sOth Instant 10Y
oeS on the third door q our warshOqse on cs St ee
SToS aal ssl,,ss'.
Fancy T. s' w a.ioo..,
Solid Black, do,
Pack PlLs
AgAte Buttons
Tooth. Brushes,
Honey Soap,
Gents ami Ladies BalnorlI and cher sho,.,
Cotton Yarns, &c.
ALSO,
q Pieces 49, 81 and g. India MlrnRs,
80 Boxes SIX Hose and Gloves,
2 Seit. very superior Bforaeie and Lace Curtains.
ALSO
MSel Goods belonging Retailer, With which
the will commencrc0nstng Of small lots NJ very dera.
bic articles. TARDl WILLIAMS,
la2s-ts Au"'inn'ss
RY ROBINSON, ADAMS a co. Aucls.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.-On FRI
~ day. ism. o. commencing At 10y DclocG will sell
lctlOn Store Main Ani yth Streets large Assoeut
o. GR JCTRlEs, Gc., conssng ia part Of
10 hhds prime n. U. SUGAR,
10 bhls. q"
Q5
Ia teps BI-CARB. SODA,
10 bbl,. choice y. o. MOLAssFS,
. bb.. 1CRPENTINE,
ARMY BEOG ms,
.Ol pounds SHOE THREAD,
5 csst, GROUND PEPPER,
~ buNss CANDLES,
~ SACKS ". Pine SALT,
- groys SHANGHAI MATCHES.
Also,
. Gases AMI u pieces GRAY MILITARY CASHMERE
pieces Fdiud Cloth, u doz. Army Wor-ed shifts,
100 packs IT. gi.,h Pins, dor. Calf Skins
20 VI Fine tUFA CIGARS,
iagt-lda fON's20N, ~ ANS ( % tvrt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29

NOTICE. will SELL at public auction, az
~ New Ksnt Cont House, he 2ai THURSDAY February
that being dsy excellent STEAM SAW MILL Of twenty
power also, some hiaChShlIlls IonLs Tue MI,
can the OF Mr. ". ". Taaerro three miles
iSis"N " Walden.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29
DURLIC SNLE Oh l.AND IN aANOVER

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN hanover
COUNTY = sha. Ter Tor cole MONDAY he - lay Il
February lex, that desirable FARSI OAK MILL
ing LACEY hl Wm.FD Wiosoa, decd ris farm
ted IN agreeable and heat nba rhooi lynn
iatey the Redmond ana teircksol Railroad sboutthTee
miles from Ashland and wo fspu Tsyurse aun he rail-
road) This farm ud'rs peculiar indiccment, capitalists one
third Is IA Original growth quantities -
cord could he irn t the farm weEaiee by
falling snG nil there l. also mineral spring upon
the place There is ais, excellent rW s0d Fi.ur Mil
iaey adjoining tn, place There also convenient
This tract contains 8Go The J screr Will take pleasure
In showing the land 20 any one desiring 10 purchase.
jal+-dtIs' JOHN r. TAYLOR
pOstnfice TaylOTAvle, Hanover, Va. Trustee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29

ADJT INaPR GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond, Jan. 20, 1853
GENERAL ORDERS
No IL.
The following orders are Published the Information Of all
concerned
The dutes 81 Signal confined 10 those bearing
sah appointed under the Acts Of Congress- ap
rT5y,l April 18Th, s6g snd Sept T,ut, 1867
H. To Ceaera omcsr hiring Signal Office and
thereto vii assigned by the Adldan aud Inspect
or GeuArul.
Ill All Signal officers TsquTsi their reports,
returns A through the senior Signal ofsr duy
and paragraph TX General Orders No. 90
be more strictly observed.
BY order,
[signedl :. COOPER
IsqIs-lN AdiutAnt Inspector General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29

EXCELLENT PRIVATE DWELLING AT
IL RoCKETTs West SHE Of Street. he ween Bloody
Kun and PJpar sees adjoining YORK River Railroad or sale
AuconW be soil auction, FRlD ~ the 30 Janu
AIRY, 1888 at * o'clock NJ the large framed eg located
above, formerly owned By the heirs Of J4ues
ceased opposite the residence OF the late William Rovet
TERas-0netrd cash, the balance al and u n, for
gotiable notes Interest added, secured by trust deed.
The taxes for 1868 10 be paid by the pur chaser.
ja2s-tds GODDlE 4 APPERsON, Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29

DEATH o. MIssOUNANs.--We regret to Learn that
Colonel Boyd, Of St Joseph. and Capt HAD, who 30
calamity upheld the standard of Missouri during the
campaign of Is6l-5e have died Of wounds received
Independence last August. They Conieisrate Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29
WAR DEPARTuENT,
ADjCTANT INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
GENERAL ORDERS, I


GENERAL ORDERS
No. g
l. Pursuant sectlo "Ac' provide or he Fable
Defence approved April icih 1867 ,o mustered into
service bringing with them their entitled TO
per mouth for Of the or The date Of
terng Should they prefer receive the full vaue
viii be xed by the museng officer
muster according vAlne OF fxei by General Order
no. a. In either the fact Will BE- noted the user roll
b the mastering officer Nth statement Of tee value Of the
Of the due per oa;h eomPeaS en fer the
thereof fhe for OF VIII be paid
by the Brigade division, other ordnance Officer and such
noted the roll Payment for the OF will
be nSde or cner than once In six months
IL In like cavalry equipments brought nia service ~
valued By the mastering Officer and the yaue entered
the roll paid for at the followinETAtes
For good servceShle Saddle, rom SIS TO $50
Por good Saddle blanket, 81 To a..
For good Bride, a. 10 ~.
For good Halter, ~ 10 IS.
And minor articles the discretion Of the mastering officer
Ill General Orders No. l0 last Series, from this Office Il
amended allow that the be empoye to
examine conscpts each Congressional District may selected
the Districts Ia which they 10 act when cannot
BE- obtained from other Congressional Dstrc4
by order,
(Sgned) :. COOPER,
Ia2T-Iw AdIuant and Inspector General.