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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21
80 LATRST NRRS

Y Il rday being Sandy, Nc. A. met Nc. near
tEe past ea sCmeWhere es' sui ia the course #
their b., ( conversition expressed he OPDOn that
b ,ls between Braggs and ROseoras 3 army vas in
nmeut Er B. concufred N the opinion, and soon
1f or sug with Nr C. aid to lin that be had teard
NJ. A re p thsta fg Twas probably going on b.
tween B Y and 70. eerans. Mr.. G., when asked by
D "Whats the new- replied that Mr. B. had stated
tia. a severe engagement was progressing IN bern
Georgia d Of course informed the frs; acqusiutaIc
"a talked sith tha' it vas reported battle between
R scr and Bagy bad taken lace, etc., et., al 81
IN mouth " ear the report spread through tht CT
4 hundreds Of people Ectlally bel, V,i thar the M
Of 6,bt had been received eat the War Depa tnout ="
,a5 also currently reported, UPON 70 better basis
sra tls aru-i o. LIE si asade hoIly engaged
tse INKS OF the RaPidsn. These m various other
Ieroit wege yls OF conyersssO gu during tie day.
III ruOet p2oAsle aud truthful 10 The inquiry
ruess We, e-day vas "Nothing !" farys'ing Ofilter
sss rre. yed Up 20 o'clock p m, il vas no. Ii W
b, those in authority, Who " sumsd TO h" in Ios
s.. son the latest Information in regard he
P,sser gers by the Central train represent al quiet
tie D,dan and those from Fredericksburg stated that
Yankees had reappeArsd IN staff rj; boa though
all is on quiet in that tireeti.D, 'sigrs e Ire
mes indicate at battle may take placs at AuT time
,sesn the opposing roTes-perchAnee to DAY, or to-
. OuOw.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

EXCELLENT EKUIr.--ius hlrsG aud mJst delightful
peaches we have seen this year. were last week
Dy our friend, Y ltam Mitchell very respectable col
Ored man, wing North Carolina, few miles from
town. He has siucyres thanks, hoping that his
trees may always bear fnty and repay his care as
we'll Our friend Mitchell dsserves bouutifu Yield Of
al kinds as much as any man knoE H. is the
respectable man o. hIs class ever saR and 10 far
more gentleman AID patriot than man, men whose
faces faiIe,. We have observed, With great PEE
sure the efforts lie and his worthy wife have made to
aid the of indfpend nee, by ninsterng TO lie
sick and wounded as well "a the able soldiers Of
army. We know OF many very many, boxes of pro
visions and clothing when tins worthy couple have
up and orwArded 10 the soldiers 10 the field, ard
take great pride 10 ho ing lenu9as aneGampe which
some white folks woud ID we'll 20 follow-DdHUaie
Appeal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

TINS vIcION's WREATH-A number Of ladies' ef
6huletOn have presented beautiful laurel wreath to
Il g,rrkO Of Fort Sumter with tae following inserp-
TN:
For Major epben Elliott and bis gallant command
a. + srt Snnit. T, September 9 b, 1858.
"AeEin South Cardinals daughters claim the prord
pr vege Of Ereatbng he laurel for the noble garrison
OF Slmbr"
The response Of the garrison, dated Fort Sumter,
September l2 n, and signed VIM Mason Smith, Adju-
tlnt Charleston B talon:
The larr son Fort Sumter return their thanks to
Caro- mas fair daughters for the laurel wreath which
nov hapRs on Sduter's Gun blirg walls.
They r. ice that il has been eirs 70 show our van
da zoe that q ere il power and msglc 10 the ruined
hat,le nts TO Sheh they III must bow, and hope that
it nav agsa be their PriU~ga to adj new aurels 10
t1tir c u tvs fame"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

IHMENsE Loss OF PRoPERTY.--It is stated that Ed
mund MeGehee Eq, about eighty years of age, resd-
ing near Baton Rouge La, has been stripped of 5
immense property by the Yankees. He owned 3. 200
slaves and tWentyseven cotton aGd sugar plthatops
including cotton factory which worked by 300 Of
his own hands. A rsrosd hirty one miles loag lead
ing TO his factory had been constructed By himself with
q sufficient rolling stock All the negroes except about
100, have been taken of by the Federas his factory
ruined, all his Plantations desoiated his railroad torn
up and about 600 bags OF cotton we're burnt by the
orders of NJ. BcGehee to prevent it, falling. mo the
hands OF the enemy. His loss negroes aud cotton
alone il not less than SO 600 600
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

Toe Columbus Enquirer suggests that the Government
Aim dry al is grain This would prevent it from be-
coming musy 1t is excellent idea and Oush, to be
acted upon fsvorAbly.
One mau was exempted at Springfield. Illinois, On
account Of earOnic ipudo ard another for 'ehrOn
perlOstts Of tuba" Il Is TO be hoped that the poi
fellows hAVn't gOs |: very bad.
The Governor Of South Carolina has issued bis proc
lEmation cling the Legislature Of that State together
% day.
The Yankee during recent pluadering expedition
to Rdeniou, n O.. robbed the negro church in that
tOVn of lis communion service.
heart dead to the claims Of cannot be alive o
tha claims Of God and religion cannot flourish on the
ground where humanity UitherS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

How YtorORIs ARE ACaIsvED The Rebel submits
e following practical observations:
Our experience in the prevoos battles Of the war hes
taught this fact that he wh5l0ngest endures and
most pertinscously holds ou reoera'y wins the day
We tust eomma Impressed 9Th THE isc%
If we had held out fee hons longer on The memor'
able Sunday evening at SAileh, Should have driven
the enemy from their guns st ii tbu'g landing, into
the TvnngFs5e river Tpey covered by th'lr gni-
boats thentey have IOthing OF th.t sort at Chats
noogs II had helA QUE day longer &c ACrirees
boro We might have been in Nashville the following
ght We have ample testimony tEat every Fete 81
soldier Ia that army whipped, except Rosecrans,
who was heard 70 remark whea all around bun confld-
cred the fortune OF day were lnt, that it ne held
out twenty four hours longer, the re1ss would tah
back" Aud e did bod cut with demorsized army,
and himself the very time considering The best plan
for succ s5ful retreat from the field We trust our
men will b9ar this 10 mind in q coming battle. Go
into the fight with the wiliuges and d termination TO
6ght whole week if Necessary K. ckless daring ac'
composites a great defl IN brte--tu nos more Than
bulldog tenacy and endurance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

ESoLsH MIssIoS TO THE UNnR SrArEs.-Ths Cen
TIL Presbyterian leArns from Northern religions papers
rec uty r,esved thai ee that there has been for
80 ne time IN the Uaitsd States delsg l!iOa from -four
thousand Christian minister's Of Great Btain, the OBJ
isot Of shoh Is to express sympathy wish the loyal
States il their struggle maintain the integrity Of the
Ulissd Safes governments and remove the evils Of
savery and promote right veEs 10 avert the dangers
Of foreign intervention and war"
certain Rev. Dr.. Mls,ie Of the delegation, rsgaled
Boston audience the subject for the space Of an
hour two and oonelud d BY reading to them the a.
6r4 Of his English eOnsti ueEte scr which the BOs-
{, mans read their address in returna parties appar
entity being well saiis6sd-bOsh With each other aud
lnSelYes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21
ARMY AGENCY FOR VIRGINIA..

| NDER the provisions Of an act of Assem-
- bly, passed sGrch 9th, 1863 Agency located in Rleh
mond has organized for the pupse Of receiving and for
wAdug the soldiers and officers In the Confederate service
the State OF Virginia contributors Of clio hing, shoes
supplies which may be furnished by their ames friends
Also receive and take Of all hospital stores that he
contributed purchased for the Of the sex wounded SOL
ders Of Virginia
depo procured shockoe sp orr doors from the
TO the Columbian Hotel Al which place al such
will be received and stored until they can be r
wadei their proper destination Tie stae or It's Agent will
RISK for the SAT ~ OF goods received further than de-
All expenses storing goods and transmitting them nom
this point will be paid by the State. ...tl.
earnestly Invite persons forward such necessary
articles their relatives friends In the army require for
protec and comfort with the that 60 ri
viii be spared their safe delivery the proper per
Let be securely enclosed 10 bx otherwise put up
small compass possible distinctly market with the Of the
party whom sent his company ard regiment and directed 10
the Of the underSigned al this place.
A. 8. BUP0RD,
Au28 -cw8m Army Agent for Virginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21
LANDS FOR SALE

SEPTEMBER 1868, public auction Mont Euma Ia Neoa
County, James River, will be offered the following SnJs
/. MonteEuma Edae Of b. hoOtllsnd Decd Ll60
sotTae 5. Ierms on dsyof sale.
ooeton and personal property Of every deseIpon6l
AereE. Rs:ste Of Jos. 4. Osben,Jr Terms cash mostly
g. Ivy Greek, Estate Of p b. Cabt 100 acre. valuable for
imber and wood iny. Terms suit purchaser.
vesl Ira Of Lana belong 70 the esauAry Legatees
10. c. Csben, decd lying In Albems lie uns
wood timber msiny. Part OF Il valuable
land PSts Of ezh tract win exhibited day Of
FERNS cIGh u suit purchi
s. valuable Houses lots or to sD pur
chaser. -.
valuable Farm Of 5O4 Acres, with dwelling all mecca
50 y buildings for rent. WILLIAM D. OABELL,
selT-dtds Tye River Ware House P. o.,
Ne Nv Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

MINPHIs ITAMs the Knoxville (A,lAnta) Register
no ces the arrival ia Atlanta OF Judge W. R. Posttn
= Tobias Wolfe, the iOrmcr distinguished hwyer
aud 90 latter foe qlArter Of eentsry wharf-master
for Memphis. They give deplOtaSle accounts OF the
susrings aud oppression TO .hch the Peope OF Mem
phs jecl'd The population Of the city has al
most wholly changed Yankee sharPers and Jews oil
the msrts Of lr,de and OF former inhabitants none
are left save the aged and impoverished ngham Cts
tn Bulletin With denuT cations Of rebels aud ROsele
aud ROl Sanders have estatl she'd another organ Of
I've Federal despoism the o. which is not Civ n.
DE- Fowlk.s Sam Walker aud b. H. ties remain in
Memphis and have not been required to take the 9Th
Estes Il in bad health.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

FRoN YI-ISIPPI The Mobile Register learns from
Mississippi that cavalry doing good business in
burning cotton and picking up Yankees. The Texans
mos. successful in the lat brAnel Of business but
the careless fellows generally lose their prisoners tie
way to camp Near YazOO city two thousand five hun
ded bales Of cotton, belonging to man, was burned
though he begged hard for it he said be had great
many Yaluables packed away in IL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

YANKKE "CRrsrIASITT - Rev" 3. Beecher br,-
l0.r # the notorious Henry Ward Bsecher having
beea recently arrsigned BY council Of his CODgrega
tcntis brethren Tor preceding certain heresies
b ok At them ia Ihe fJnoaiag 6shmOager style:
b e:brel, you lrs Supposed % be honest You are
pFaunsd 20 abhor lalsehOod. What do you think Of
ths charge o. the Coarch Il il lrue1r is il iass -
Are you prepared for that Result knOSing that
there is a5solu in It Can you have any claim
20 Christian character you vii vote or what you
know De false O1s such lie h enough 20 sink tat
Rtsult to umeasursble iniamy and your soul to bot
tnisss perdi,iOn- Bat one Is not all There two.
ere are three"
Again be says:
TIA, paragraph on Future Pa0ishmsnt and Acme
meht is one tanglei, e9iliDg Wrhing Kissing nest Of
brs. Nor can any nan vote for l. without open and
nantes. apOstaey from God Were God 70 visit as
h DID o. Old the hand that VOed that Re5als YOU'D be
Wbie win lepyosy, the Who thus lied 10 The Hell
GbOst you'd tall doEa lk- AaADss ald SappaiFa"
THs KSoxvutE RHsIsrER IS nov publiahed at Atlanta.
L tsk's toe pl,e, q tie zeste the publication Of
Which has been suspended for the present.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

A GALLANT DAsH.-A correspond ,nt Of the Rock
ingham Register gives an interesting account of da
& feat accomplished by some Of h'j Harry GilmOr,s
men at Bath, in Morgan county, on Sunday morning,
Ihe 5:h instant Thrty-One fearess fellows 'pitched
into" battalion Of Yankees. capturing tWenty-nine
prisoners one regrO, sevenysI horses, and about as
many psolS sabres and caIbnes, besides killing Ave
and Wounding some ten twelve of the enemy That's
the way 70 20 into them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

KILLED NJ LIGHrSSa.-Ths Abingdon Yrgni
states that the lO.h inst, duiug severe thund,r
storm, two men aud two women, were ms antly kie',
the Russell turnpike, that place. Their
we're Thomas D. Perry, of Col JobnsOns Ky Cav. BIT
talon, Il. G Cation, OF the 9Th Ky. Infantry Rebecca
Lynch and Elizabeth hurry, Of Washington county
They had taken shelter under An oak tree. This dis
p,nsatiOn, says the virginan, should be warning to
evil doers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

NPoArANr COSfKIyAscE "A Florida paper nOt:ces a
very important invention Of Rev. James Peeler by
which, in short time, be cOuIrVes to make pair Of
old worn GU Cards card wool cotton good new
ones. Mr. p resets the teeth of the old cards by a
means SIM b. and in such short time, that i is
really ru to those who witness the operation that
it was not discovered before. Mr.. p has obtained
pltent for the invention.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

FRoN CHAELEsrOM-The Courier of the 18th faJs
that For, ROultgs and Battery SimPkins continue to
shell the snemIJ works on Morris Island rearding his
O?eraiions The enemy has made no response for the
last days. and is supposed to be busy mounting guns
and extending his works
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

THE PIlDxOST RAILROAD We are gratifcd TO learn
ON the D4nve Appeal that the prospects Of this read
aro decidedly improving Already the track is Laid If
teen miles out from the town, a-d the material trains
are passing over it every day We are formed says
the Appeal that passenger trains Il run to Reidsvle
about twenty-five miles, BY the last Of DC ober This
rJuss will even then become the great thor, ;fe be-
tween the outb and Richmond. Bot il is equally graft
flying 70 tnOW that while the work is going on so brave
y at this end Of the line the Wcrkmen the other
end, no. idle, ard told that the raCkAying
rapidly going there, with prOspec; of having the
,OhCie road complete al early day. We sincerely
jOics and congratulate the public upon the prospect
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21
LAND SALEM BUCKINGHAm.

N pursuance OF decree of the County Conrt
Of Buckingham, In the Role Edrdees administer
against Edidge and others, made St tie term, 1863
sale, privately, Tract Of Land lying said
county, conG1ng 400 adjoining the Ands Res
Henry Mason and others The lard IS situated abe ave miles
eat OF the Court HouG Immediately the Leading New
Canton wen wAsred lies we and Is kind and productive
quality or the tract $50 cleared the Is in
oriKnAl forest Of hne timber. "a H +, h .-
the sale privately before the November County
Court day said county which IL the ,ond sy land
VIII that day be Sod at public suction In front OF The court
House, JOHN ELDREDGE,
}. II. FITZGERALD, al
au1Q-dtNoV cOrlms iOners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

TOBAcCo-The assessed value of the taxable tobacco,
held or oNned in Madison Ward in this city as far as
assessed Is S4,Osl, s94-lhe amount Of tax thereon
SS26555. Il il estimated that only about hreeourths
Of the tobacco in this district has been assessed-some
parties not having made their reurns The tax is pay
able in OsOber and the Withdrawal Of 80 large a sum
from general cir cuIaon cannot fail to have beneficial
eHset
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

FRON s. uTHWksTERN YnsNIA.-We have nothing of
interest 10 report from the Southwest The Yankee
rsilers seem to have entirely disappeared and it
stated that they In very small fOrce-their numb
not being over few hundred inst sd Of si1 seven
thousand as FIST reported
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21
Y IRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks

VlRGINlA.--At Rules held in the Clerks
Monday. the Tth dsy Of septenter 1858:
Tbos. J. Bagby and Betty Bagby, his wife. $500 Pas,
against
Joseph BROMLEY In his administrator OF Harriet
ai0ourtney, deceased, and other, -. Dens -
= l.I- IN cHASuzRY
The object OF hh salt d 10 have dvs Of the
et Couoey, deceased among the parties tied heret
sale the land Of sid Harriet Courtney deceased and %
touon msds Of the proceeds Of sAsi and Aday having
made and died that Robert Jefies MS
suit edsnt OF this wealth. the ssd d.nt
Uohed 10 appear at the Rules be holden IN The
Of hssad oout the nrs Mondsy In October rex and do
what Is necessary 10 protect BIS interest his suit
copI-r'ste. ROBERT POLLARD, Jr., Clerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

REuvED.-Aher suspension Of two years, the 'Ma-
ron Visitor" weekly paper formerly published a;
Marion, smyth eOuaty, Va has reaPpesred The pub
lcatiOn of the WylheVile Dispatch viii be resumed in
a few dlHs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

RKv. DR. N. D. HOGL-A letter by Gag Of truce
from DR. HOgs has been received, dated London, Au-
gust l9h He states that his health has very much i'm
proved recently, that be preached nearly every Sabbath
and exp cts % return In October.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21
REDPORDLANn.

WILL be sold at Liberty, on MONDAY,
w 18th sepemberh not sold privately befores TRACr
or LAND ying the iunpk, five miles East Liberty
miles Lowrys Stion edoning the lands OF r.
ssIader Fsq Mrs Aernan, and tain 999 Acrt
about 81 whereof LATHE Otter Low grounds TIE impro
CONSIST small Dwelling House, several Cabins Corn House
AMI stable
Also a1RACT lying sm.h &oun,sn' adooing the lands
Anthony Mr. Goad and Nicholas Robertson
containing 100 This land wholly 10 hearpne and
timber, except small clearing aud caoin reserved the
present 90 the tenant.
These Lands will be sold FOR cash. ei Of
dHteest payable annuayD at the pleasure Of the pur
chaser
Tor further information, apply 10
WIN. n. BURwELL
~ Or @. A. WINGFIELD,
ang29 9taw;d Liberty, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21
LAND FOR SALE.

/ WILL sell on the 25th of September, En-
DAY) FARM Of 3IU ACRES, In ne county OF Cum.
berlsnd about miles from the Court House IMPROVEMENTS
good Framed DWelingtgh A good rooms good Apple
PeAch ORCHARD the o1t tdenn Corn House. otsbe Kitchen,
Tobacco House. &C. Ia oierabe order has 80
Greek Low GFouncs; 20 10 original Cows in
healthy and desirable section, TO Mis- sbops Post Once
only few miles 70 Wilss River, nAygabe for srla
M DoWdy living the place, viii show 70 visitors. Leave
furnish conveyance the Farm inquire for r. H. Jackson
Sho will sell privately 70 those wi,hing 10 buy.
Tbs next day, 26h will sell btsnnul LITTLE PARG,
miles from Cumberland H. Of lGO Acre.; about 50 IN
original growth The Land Hes WELL quite level very pretty
Dwelling; the house hiss hTe-pAc,s buildings good,
with well Of the best water Ia the yard; garden and
yard well enclosed with an abundance Zoe shade Ia the
yard, only miles 70 the river The 10 shOps
featuring MILL several churches quite convenient the soee
also Or hard so Of different one
OF the locations for either Physician Merchant
county which will sell all the Household Kitchen
Farnue Horses, Males &c In fact svery thipg for
beast
On MONDAY 2Sth, win oGer the prettest LITTLE
PAINS In the lower end Of the ty only mile from
River The Farm contains about 100 land
yard and garden well enclosed; suAon none
mAndng the Jsues River LauR for miles Ice House.
House Stable Barns Tobacco Houses with good Cabins
most excellent garden and delightful water i'm good Orch
ard and Handsomely set 10 clover The late representative Of
Prince William Mr. Seyu u resides the Parm, will
give information desired good chance for Of wheat
and possession given early.
By II. JACKSON,
walton's Minis P. o. Aussioneer
PeTsons whiting either OF the shove places win please enre
for r odman, who VIII give all necessary Information.
8epl7-du
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

PERsosAL-The D,nvile Appeal N niops lie arr:-
val in tat place Of seuitor Symmcs and family, of
Louisiana Mrs Gen go7n H. Norssn, with her sister,
a d portion Of the Gen ra'sstaa. Ms. Judge Clnk'
of Ohio, has re.urned to Danville, her enly home.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

MuADss Is LIE Cous7r-Nr. Francis B shoo a
highly eseomed ciiz,u Of lie county, va' murdered
on the h iae;, by man in The Cub n solder. He
leaves wife and tw lie childrer-ttroo OF whom sr
b the service o lh,r county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21
ONR HuNDRkD AND FIFTY DOLLARS

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
~ REwARD-suayed stolen from the plantation Of the
Subscriber the Columbia road miles below Cumberland
House. soRREL H0RsE about Ave feet high and about
years old, marked In the forehead, whh Is broad with
STAR with "trip OF white extending down towsrds the
towards the OretoJ He has aSo white spots h
back caused BY saddle gals He So think, ghty parrot
toed may have other marks not coleced, had
h possession only about weeks BE Of TIE wheel
10 from the county Of Berkeley and
somewhat CALLED In the shouderS especially the right and
collar rubbed OF closely lie Is Of good
and ou works hney 10 harness. and carries himself we'll
with somewhat arching utck
above ward will be paid his delivery 10 fifty
dollars such information will enable N get him again.
sep, 1-e4W JOHN p. WILSON.
Enquirer, Sentinel Examiner copy weeks In m
weekly and present bill 20 peAne Z Jamef.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

NOTICE TO REFUGEES.-Ih have Planta-
Of about 700 about four miles rom Chua depo
on the DAnVlle railroad which wish lease until d
The Dwelling house has four rooms, besides the
basement. The ouhouses sufficient think to accommodate
hTty AIo ble, barns, &C. The
good opportunity seeding from 100 to 100 bushes OF wheat
Of The peghborhood Of the best In the
State Possession Of the dwelling can be had at once and full
possession early In the fsl.
Ny address Is Amelia Court House, Va
sep2 itaE4E JOHN @. JEFFERSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21
MALIFAx LAND POR SALE,

a HALIFAX LAND ROR SALE.
T HAVE IN HALIFAX COUNTY, VA,
Il Tract OF Land containing about 100 lying Hyco
black Wslnut within I've miles Of South depot
the Richmond and Danvte Railroad which ofer for sale.
THIS Tract has upon two pretty good settlements Of
them with qsO OF and) now hell a. dover property.
nis good nehb0Thood convenient ali churches
IN VI tie finest Tonaccogowing sections In the Stsa
The land Is Of grey SOIL well adapted growth
various prodrcts this country Tobacco especA
cd by good springs and creeks tn ough H.
which there IA fair proportion Of very ier low ground
Cap John Faulkner residing the adjoining farm viii show Il
20 aBy cpe wishing " see It, ..#-
II Sot sold prior to ooToBER next will sell AZ public
auet on, on The premises, THAT DAY. ~
TKRxs-Cdsh or erefis 70 suit purchasers.
Per further cusr ADDRESS subscriber Red Grove
p o., Charlotte county, Va ..-- ar
sulO-dtoct J. B. PAULKNKR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

Bacon AND SUGAL-The Columbus Sun says it Was
Thought sonnet since, when the Government agents
trying purchase baco with Confederate notes
at 50 par pound that bacon bad become extinct
in that market The general belief Wa tina. there
no y IN the country. But when the Government re-
ceiV large lot Of sugar, and commenced exchanging
that aztec tor bacon, many persons forced 10
change .nsir opinion. 0Ssr ten thousand pounds Of
bacon we're taken during single week.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-21

JoHN SORGAN Lx,AAsoLu.--loe hDoAS le (ALau'n)
r gisser mer lions uuer that Cen. John Il. Morgan
has been exchanged We hope toe report may 10
tue