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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-12
U. Internal Revenue.
'ua DISTRICT Of MARYLAND,

FWH DIO NICI q WI II LoI.' d,
CoLLECToRs OFFICE, ELKToN, Md.
A Ii persons in Cecil county required to take
"A out license under the Excise Laws OF the
United States who have not procured the same,
are hereby notified to call upon the undersigned
and receive their respective license upon pay
ment OF the tax imposed by law lfappIications
have not been signed and delivered to the as
sistant Assessor, Blanks may be found at tins
office where the application may be signed when
the license is delivered.
J. II. MCCULLOUGH,
Collector LIST District OF Maryland.
sen. l2-tf.
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THE Wing. We have had some COM
plants reach Us from subscribers the past
week of the HHig's not being as neat as it
should be in typographical execution. We
own the corn and plead in excuse that our
change Of workncn, but We expect 10 have
It all right in the future.
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United States
Internal Revenue.
FIRST Collection District, State Of Maryland,
Collectors Office, Elkton, Md.

Pursuant to the provisions of Section 10. of
an act entitled An act to provide Internal Rev
euc Ia support the Go, einncnt and to pay ILL
teIest on the public debit" approved July Ist
1862. Nuce is hereby given 10 all persons la
bic to pny duties OF taxes under said act, in the
First District of the State oi Maryland, compris-
ing the Counties OF Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's
Caroline, Talbot, dorchester, Somerset and
Worcester; that the Collector of said districts
has received from the Assessor thereof his annual
collection list pursuant to the provisions Of Sec
ton 49, of said act; that the duties and taxes
assessed by the Assessor have become due and
payable; that the said collector, or his deputy
will attend To the collection of the said duties
and taxes assessed for Cecil county, ut his Office
in Elkton, from and after Monday tile 18th day
Of this month of September, instant, until the
10th day Of October 1868 and that all persons
in Cecil county who shall neglect to pay the du-
lies and IaAes US aforesaid assessed upon them,
To the said collector, within the period of time
above specified, shall be liable to pay ten per
centlnn additional upon the amount thereof.
Office hours from ., A. NJ. until A, p NJ.
j. T. MCCULLOUGH
Collector LIST District, State Of Maryland
sep. l2-tt.
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l.)ic0.

At his residence, near Ashury Church,
on the 9th inst, Mr.. Jonathan Cnrrier,
aged IS years. months and days.
AT her residence. at New Leeds, on Tues
DAY last Mrs, ann I'CFa,a?, m the 18th
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GEORGE GREEN, vs.. WM. T. GILES AND WIFE.
Iu the Circuit Court for Cecil County,
In Chancery.
Ordered this 18th day Of September, 1868,
that the sale made and reported by Francis.
a. Ellis, Trustee, in this case, be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 18th day
Of November next provided IA copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Cecil county once il week Tor one month
before the 18th day OF October next. The
report states the amount of sales to be 81 $50.
WIN. II. RICKETTS,, Clerk.
True copy-test,
WIN. Ii. RICKETTS,,
Clerk.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

TEACHERS intending to become appll-
L cants for positions in Public schools,
are hereby notified to be present at Il Speciti
Examination to be held at the room oil the
School Board in Elkton, on Thursday, the
18th inst, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
VIM. TORBERT,
Sep II, lSG8-lt Secretary.
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New WuARvEs.-M essrs. Simmon.

New WnARvEs.-M essrs. Simmons
& Coz, wholesale coal dealers Of this town,
are erecting large wharves at Locust Point,
about eight miles below here, where they
have already stored large quantity Of coal.
At this point the water is deep enough to al
low the largest vessels to CONE and load
with coal. They can easily sail in and out
without the aid Of tug boats. The wharves
are not yet finished, bat will be in a short
time This is something entirely new, and
there will doubtless be an immense trade
done there in tie coal trade. Mess:s. Sim.
mons II Co. deserve much credit for this
exhibition of enterprise. They can store
the coal on these wharves i'll great qualities
in the open season, and the large vessel. can
approach and receive it at any time.
THE GAs'-Baker Il Co. are pushing
this work ahead as rapidly as possible The
gas-house is nearly, if not quite finished,
and the gasometer is approaching compile
ton as fast as could be desired. The - fit.
ters' are still busiIy engaged in putting up
the pipes, chandeliers, &c. The street
lamps have been placed upon the posts and
the latter have been coated wit gas tar,
which makes a decided improvement in
therappearance ltis thought that the work
will be completed by the last Of this MONTH
Aessrs Baker & Co. deserve much credit
for the celerty with which they have CON
Quoted this work, and have proven themselves
10 lie through going business men.
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GvyrA rERcHA cEwEsTs,
DIR. Is. ]. BiNG,
DENTIST.

T'TETOH, MD.~All operations warranted
IL - give satisfaction.
ily@Teyth Extracted and Filled without
causing pain.
lsrstus can rely 81 sor;rg me- hy calling
o. auy time daring ,hr drst three weoks of
Ssch ,aonth. Nov !, lao2-t,.
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ACCoMuoDATION.- The train on the
p. W. q. b. Il. r. which leaves Ekton at
|. 20 clock now stops at this station !;
formerly it stopped no place between vii.
mngton l. Perrvville
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THE GAs'-Baker Il Co. are pushing

BODY FUUND'--rhe DO y Of an un
known man was found floating in the mid
die OF the Susquchanna river, on Wednes
day last. 1t WAS towed ashore but there
was nothing about it giving u clue as to
whom it was.
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TTDrSrEEEPERS ATTENTION. Inst
/ r-c-tyed .,a " store f,li assortment Of Ic,'7e
.,ny .Ni. ctpI' ng l., plrt ifne Walters Toilet
HGin "a ,l.Ss Laut. l;rfauia Coffee and Tea po's.
T. ti., est ir.;,,lli [e y are. T. p!rg"l Rtan'hed
t.:-c AID Tesl pat fI,nch Ware, rrG+s5i Wars. and
J.il ~, rtmet Il Ctok stoyvs The above am uhei-
irc r',hp idf Tie otsh. f. W SfaPLEa,
NJ 1898 81 6a-r abr. Post oiico.
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NOTICE..

sT1,ii2 sea-red Tho s-.vices Of srrer''r
; work s,s-. I*m prepared ~ "g ,n:e ali orders
q. ~ l.rs with neHtresa and dispatch. Tia
snbI san depend ,t5n my work being equal to
"a ri: brig warranted 10 give sstisf,etfon. -
CA ar3 .x4r.:ne. +. ". STAPLES,
A,rilj H. 2sS door ab Poet lfioe.
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YrNiVERSAI. CLOTHES WRiSilER. some.
tih thu, every family sheult haYe They
pq,s -rn-s han onr b1it .; tn" lnhur OF wishing
~ o.. foE sela by Z. W STAPLES.
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NOTICE..

T. ABRADORE HERRING Fine large
IL .abIadore Herring, fat and bright, for
sac in the Hollow, by W. cCLELLAND.
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JirTrER SraI.Ls ~ sani ar'i,la Of Scales.
- wiih list anI Weights, from % - : los
For saiI ~ b. '" sfafhE'
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r,WEsa1vI;, ; i;EIrLEs.-h full aa',:tfo en-.
|; 9: :;ias, AT Mali fTotr-%;%G ,.ottlss o..
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WANTS lMfRlIEn sThETW ihE TX ~
II Tight PRESERVING JARS po.sasa ad'
.,,:iees .-er all other kiLd. * Ja-a Stohewire
;. as c.n hs .sed foy rry lvrght Of tine. Sealing
Wax furnished "i.h tho J4r- s1r st,e f!F
I,,v ~ 1893 T.. W STABLES.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-07

" considerations but mpelsd solely by paierne char
ity TO exbort them to arity and peace And study
with your surprising wisdom to persuade all that true
prosperity in this lie is sought for in vain out OF
the true religion Of Christ and its saluary doctrines
We have no hesitation, Venerable Brother, but that
calling to your sid the services and assistance even oil
your associate Bishops, you would abundanly satisfy
these our wshep and by your wise aud prudent e6o'is
bring matter of such moment to happy termination
We wish you, moreover. TO be Informed that We
write in a similar manner this very day to our Veneer
able Brother John May, Archbishop Of New Orleans,
that couus, ling and comforting with YOU be would di
rect all his thoughts aud most earnestly to accom-
p.ish the SINE object.
May God, rich n mercy, grant that these our most
ardent desires be accomplished ami soon as possible
our heart may exut in the Lord peace restored to
that people.
In foe it is cost pleasing to US to avail ourselves Of
this opportunity again testify the special esteem in
which we hold you. OF which, Also receive most as
sured pledge, the Apostolic Benedction, which, coming
from the nmost reces Of our heart, most lovingly
be>tow on YOU Venerable Brother and the flock com
mitted to your charge.
Dated Rome at St. Peters Oct is, 1862, in the sew
enteenth year Of our POnti6cate
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Editors Correspondence.

A correspondent who writes iron HuntsyIls. Ala,
and refers 20 Senator Clay for proof Of his reliability,
sends wbas seems 20 him srOng if not eOnclusi,e proof
Of the ohsrgss Of fraud and embezzement in leather
cotton and elOhng preferred some months ego against
certain QaarsermAster. When these frauds we've 6rss
noticed in a Huntsville paper, she Wing made few
comments; 20 which correspondent thus refers;
''YOn said the Qosrlermaster and bis sPeouatng
friends need feel no uneasness. You we're right The
complaint has been smOthered without hearing, The
Quartermaster retained 10 Office and promoted
The evidence furnished by our correspondents seems
conclusive its publication would have other effect
than 70 excite tie ire Of the Administration Aaakeys
As We have no desire 70 hear these YshoOs bowling
about our doors only keep correspondents
communication % show to any who feels interested
In the matter.
letter from King and Queen informs Us thai for the
last SIX weeks The ezens Of hAteOunty have been in
frment respecting toe character OF three Individuals
known a. Charles Clinton, from Kentucky, W. RoiPs,
from Maryland and John Hull, Yirgini4D, from Stat
ford wtose mison has been to survey the county Of
KioR and Queen" Every effort to identify these mys-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-07
TELEGRAPHIC.
ALABAMA ELECTION.

MOBILE, Aug. 6.h.-As far as hoard from, Watts Las
small majority over Shorter for Governor. Langdon
has majority over Dickinson Tor Congress.
SrIxl Aug. The election returns come in slow.
ly Crukshank is elected to Congress in the Alb Dis
trict, over Curry In Dallas county, Chton's majority
over Line is seve or eight to ore.
Watts majority Shorter for Governor is thus TAR
72e. Green county gave Watts four to shorters ore;
Perry county, Watts 6s6, Shorter 1884, and two boxes
to hear from; Calhoun is report to hfve gone for
Watts; Taladega, BIB and Shelby have gone for Wars
by large msorties. ew returns from Tuscaloosa nd
Picken' indicate majority for Watts in both these
counties
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VIRGINIA, To W.T. Rules held m the

VIRGINIA, To WIT AT Rules held IN the
Clerks oce Of Halifax County Monday, the Sd day Of
Augun, 1868.
Daniel Geode, Plaintf,
sgarst
Joh Goode, wm Goode, Maria Stewart wife Of James Stewart
Nancy uh e stWart wife Of Johnson H wart, Polly
Guthrie wife Of jesse Grtire sizemore wife Of Tzndy
sizemore, Lucy Hudson wi OF Ambrose Hudron, De's.
IN CHAECERY.
appearing by sstsfao edtnce that the children Of
Goode Whose unknown; the children Of VIM G'ode
Jessie led his wife, the
cidrea OF Nancy GUTHRIE whose unknown; hn
st sBd saap, his fe jesse Guthrie and POM his Wig An
drew liz and saly his wife, Ambrose Hudson ard
Lucy, his vfs, a-e rot r'sdsns Of The State 81
Virginia. orde ed that they do app here within uGnh
prblcs ion hee and do what :. pruaet
their interest th suit the obi OF which for sale u forty
sig widow OF John Goose dec asd
bel by r and during her life, and the proceeds d.
vded the parties tned thereto And that Of this
order be inserted the Richmond W Ig week ~ fur
weeks and posted at the front dor OF the Court House
ofthI county on the aE day OF the next county court
wM g. HOLT, Clerk
Y. BARKspALI, Jr.,P.Q su1 ~v4S
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appears to have secured the Federal army from rout
General heades statement must therefore, be accepted
with reserve We suspect Gerera Lee will give very
different version OF the affair, and the battle will %
fought over sgaa in the Press with much obstnacy
distinguished the contest Gettysburg One thir 2
is however, only certain, that the battle hss been
as bloody and ndecisive as any of the engagements
which have preceded that the armies fought to
stand STILL and that the 80 600 killed aud wounded
on the bills around Gettysburg represent tangible OBJ
ec gained and have hardly advanced the struggle one
step toward a conclusion.
From the Herald 2lst
The battle of Gettysburg cannot be fairly narrated
until both sides have told their story; but we know
enough from the Northern accounts which have already
reached us to form tolerably accurate idea OF the
ground which the battle fought of the objects
which the rival commanders had in view, and OF the
success which they respectively achieved In the
numbers engaged, and in the desperate tenaciy with
which the contest was maintained it probably sur
passes any previous engagement In the insgnfcaDce
OF the results it is on par with the most indecsive
struggle that las illustrated the II the great
aim of American Generals were butchery of men,
We might congratulate both armies on their having
thoroughly achieved it Looking at the war as
gogod for definite objects, and at the lives of
she means OF attaining them, compelled TO say
that Ia the present fail TO discover what the
sscri6ce of the $4,000 men whose blood stained the
heights around Gettysburg on the I'd aud Sd inst has
accomplished, On the whole, the battle of Get
tysburg has added little lustre American gsneraship.
lt is difficult to avoid the conclusion that Lee perseyer
ed in his attack long after all hope of gone.
On the other hand Gen. Meade can hardly be excused
for Stunning the initiative when the last attack had
failed. He bad throughout tie fight an immense supe
rorty Of force. He had fresh troops and reinforce.
ments continually arriving If the repulse of the Con-
ederates complete it Is described then Gen.
Meade threw away great opportunity. Southern ac-
counts will shortly tell us what truth there is in Gen.
Meade's report.
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Z. BARKsDALE, Jr., 20
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:-At Rules held N th'.

" IhUINIA, ~ VII III hUIes HHIU II tHF
Clerks once ofHAfax County Monday the Sd Day or
August, 1863. .
VIM. e. Crews Psintf.
sc Inst
Epp. Cak administrator sslly Sparrow the children "
Nancy Waugh vi unknown EdmSnd Tucker
Enoc Tuck Jams Tucker David Capsoa and Hsrrst he
wife, Npthew Vaughan. aud Poly Bryant Edmund Collins and
EIEs bis wife; Ii. Collins sally his wife, DeftS.
IN CHASCERY
appearing by Satisfactory evidence, that the children o.
Nancy vaughsn whose unknown Mathew Vaughan
Polly Bryant Edru1d Collins AMI Fz his wife, Labon Cors
tG vf nnhre idenis 81 the at Of virginia,
that they do appear here within month after dd.
pubica Ion hereof NhRtig protect their IL
teres In this su the 1T Of which is for sale OF the land
negroes Which a sparrow died possessed Of In county
HSisx, and tire pr ds ydl among thu parties entitled
Their and that copy his order be inserted the Rchnon
Wing for four successive WEEKS and at N
he Court House Of This county the first day
the next county court.
c5py--Tesie.
wM. s. HOLT, CLERK
=. BIREsDALB, yr p. O. suI-wiw
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arrived at G,lveston (under sally on the llth OF
Janu ry, and just before nightisl mace the enemys
feet lying of the bar, consisting. OF hive shps-owar
One Of the steamers after perceived TO get
under way, and steer in erection ordered SITES
10 be- got up, but kept sail on the ship as decoy,
that | might entice the euemys ship sufficiently fSr
from the feet TO cf.r her BATH. | wore ship,
and stood away from the bar, Permitting the enemy o
approach Inc by slow degrees. When the enemy had
approached sufficiently near took in all u aud Veal
Ing hort around up within hail. 1t wes nowdars,
il being about o'clock. The enemy hailed, "Whst
ship is that?' We responded, "Her Msjestys
Petre" The reply 81 will send boat on board"
We now hailed in turn, 20 know who the enemy was,
and when we had received the reply that he he
"Unied States gteamer Hatteras" again hailed him,
and informed him that the Confederate steamer
Aaosma; and at the time DIRECTED the lss L., u.
tenant to open fire upon him. Our fire was prcmoty re
turned and brisk action ensued which lasted hOwev
err only thirteen minutes as at the end Of that time The
enemy fired an of.gun and show ed light; and upon
being hailed by us, 10 know if he mad surrendered,
he replied that he had and that he in sinking
dision. Immediately dispatched beats TO his asst T.
auce aud had just tune TO remove the crew when the
ship went down. The casualties were slight on both
sides alt Ough the action was fought at distance OF
from oue hundred and fifty four hundred yards Our
shot all told On his hull dbout the water ue and hence
The small number Of killed and wounded the part Of
the enemytWo Of the former and three of the latter.
We had none killed. and only one wounded. The Hat
teras mounted eight guns and had Of Is officers
and los men. The Alabama also mounted eight guls
with small captured piece, 24-poundar, too light 10
be Of any servi;e) and Lad Of lilo men, exclu-
siye OF officers. Four of the Hatteras guns were 81
FOUNDERS the same caEbre broadside guns, but
our pivot guns we're heavier than hersthis beng the
oaly disparity between the two ships.
We received feE shot holes from the enemy doing
no material damage. The enemJ'S steamer Brooklyn
and mother steamer steamed in pursuit Of soon
after the acbn commenced, but missed us 10 the dark
ness of the night Being embarrassed with large num-
Der OF prisonera steamed directly for jamaica where
arrived on the 2Osh ot January. Here landed my
prisoners repaired damages coaled ship, and on the
25th of January proceeded to again. On the 2Sth
of January touched at the city of ST. Domingo, in the
saad OF the same name, and landed the crews of two
of the enemy's ships which bad burned. / sailed
again the same day. and made my way TO -, thence
to the Island Of , and thence to this place, where
arrived yeserday--burnipg bonding and destroying
enemys ships per list enclosed.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
R. SHINES, Commander.
Hon. s. r. Mallory Secretary of the Navy, oh
mtnd Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-07

THE yICKsBURG PRIS0NEaS-MAYOR MONROE.
MOBILE August "A flag of huoe steamer arrived
last ght of Fort Morgen, from New Dreams with the
Vicksbu paroled pri oners.
Mayor Monroe OF New Orleans has arrived, with his
family, at Pascagoula, route for this city.
PAscAGoULA, August g. Mayor Monroe, OF New Or
LEAFS, has arrived here en- Fort Pickens His fsmn
is with him. Be not permitted TO visit N,w Or
leans.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-07
VIRGINIA.-At Rules for the Circuit Cou

VIR6INIA.-At Rules for the Circuit Court
Of Chesterfield County held I, the Clerks Office thereof en-
9Th day JAY 1853, being the ast Monday In the said
month.
Martin, W. Marin, wn Martin, Jas Mar.
tin and NJ. A. MaItin PLAINTIFF,
against
u Rcbiou Caroline NJ r. tmh. Jno. T. Martin, Mshon NJ
Martin, Lucy NJ Duva aud Vim. J. Duvsl, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain decree for sale OF the
n which the widow Of Thomas r. Robeu de-
ceased had life under will OF her husbsn the
purpose dividing the oceeds the parties euit ed
mander The said widow being dead, sBd appearing
by AFFIDAVIT flied that the I'D defendants Lols blou Caroline
r. smi b, Jno. Maria and Marion n. Martin, real
den this sh 10 ordered that they spp.ar within
Que month Ser de caen this order and DO what
prcteceir interest In Ills suit md that copy here
Of be rub week for four the Rich
Wing, puthsd In the city Richmond, and
another posted the font door OF the Court House OF said
day the Of the County court Of said
county. Acopy-T.d.
jy21-v4wf NATHAN II. o0GBILL, ID.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIr:-At Rules held in he

Clerks Office Of Hafx county, Monday, the Sd dsl o.
August, 1888:
John Gayle Caroline Gayle, David g. Smith John T. su, IT.
and Others, Painun
apinst
John J. Taylor and Mary 4, bis wife, d feudsnt
appearing by sfacory evidence that John Taylor nd
Mary e. his M resldens oftte Of Ygnist IL
deed that they here within month after due puI
hereof and do what necessary protect heir inter IA
this the object Of which 10 for sale Of tract Of l. ldm
ax county, Of ich Robert GSyle died possessed snd tbs
y ed the parties entitled thereto and u
copy this order be inserted IN Richmond whg ek
posted front door Of the OFT
HouIe this county, the ht day Of the County con
A copy-Tesle,
wM 8. HOLT, Glib.
E. BsREsDiLE.Jr.p a: auT-v4w
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FROM lHARLRSTON.

CHARLESTON, Aug 6..-Another cay Of que. The
enemy is strengthening bis Morris Island batteries aud
the iroa-cads are recsiv ng ammunition
Last night some marines and a detachment Of the
Euiaw regiment, under Major Morley of the Navy, sur
prsed two Of the euemys picket boats in the creek be,
tween MOrri' aud james Islands. We took one boat.
conta ming sn officer and nin men, besides killing three.
The other boat escaped wish the loss of portion OF her
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-07

.eriOus surveyors hes failed Obg one point DO they
sgee and that is to shake their heads lock very WiseI
and mutter suspicious, arrest etc"
The writer equ sts us 10 furnish some positive in
formation respecting them"
We eAnnos The writer or Que Of his friends ought
10 ago TO have mounted horse quietly, rode to
Richmond aud laid the fats before our energetic and
asute authorities As It is we fear the Yankees, by
q is time, have complete maps Of King and Queen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-07
DIED.

In city the 9Th instant MrG REBEOCA b. cH LES, wife
Of John o. Chles 10 tie 4lst year of her age.
The friends o the family Invited to attend her funeral TO
DAY. residence Of her husband 9Th street. between
Clay nd Leigh, at o'clock, P.
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ID ANYWAY FROM THE SJJBCRIBER IN

Pluvanns county Va the 29h Of May last my MO
sE6 He six feet high, black rather slender but large
bone, the right believe knock kneea and turned
somewhat TO ce arm between elbow and shoulder
knife, voice. had sack and mixed
uniform psnt He endeavor free and OF
with SINE soldier viii give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS hh
Of the State Atty In the State twenty ave taken
ny adjoining county H. In either 70 be de-
Hvered to placed In jail 80 that get hinD
GEO W. PETIT,
lyl4-d2awh p. o. "Dxie," Fnvanna, Va.
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NOTICE to the Citizens

NOTICE to the Citizens Henrico County
The ns,aent Of Henrco county salt will eommsn de
TO DAY, It the Courthouse all parsons entedo SAT-
aud fall t. will be their You win get B for
member cket 10 per pound and for every 20 DIS
OF sat will have buy empty sack 81 80 cents coe
price ELIJAH BAKER
jy2l-lmo Agent for Henrioo County,