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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
-. avn rsspsR eENIRALs ogIIoE,
AM - RlcanozD, oet 81, lSSS-
arNrRAL oRDERs

.-,,s,s,is az he army making Necessary that zoe
M artillery horses and other neld transportation
pe,siT husbanded and more perfect syste9 81 supply
oe s Nsor hi Ccle Inspector General OF hed trAPol
% M sdton 70 bis present duties Is hereby harsea vi"
M r1,r h orders all inspec Ions, purchaser
- i,saes Of ded transportation (neuding Grhery
ee ard recruiting eating and repairing loae
- - Confedsrate states, and al ether oheefs ~
49, nnrchasing or disposlrg Of this DESCRIPTION OF - tbe
- - "a nav BE- specially author led - -
6eperal q an army, Nh 80 ueld tioP
.S-ii - eonaned Che limits Of The army Aod ~ NJ,
f atslv IA the advance aud under no 1 ~o,otsv
- ofaeers be allowed % purchase within my ~ bS5 a.
A. ESleh regularly appointed purchasing 'nS u' '
signed. ., - o....t "a authorized 20 district the
honfsdrfste states the purposes pa t Az ~ - nee-
- ~ hs dutv Who viii cOnrol me atJeel - -
49, St-i mar such otders ard regulations a. ne NAY s'
nlh. ,.., t,.,.,.,oB Of held transportation are
1, rsEs inspections ere eltlin me hn.'5 =. -
5o,t ~ to condemn order " pc u.ne1 ~ ~ ~
-, l,rrternsster artillery hors.s sna otul :
S5 uncomfortable 70 be 50 disposed o. - e SSi
E,.ne-for Of NE dsuct nay direct -. .. r,.t.
49,, -rsrm,sters Of armies or q1artefuasers ~ pos
sse n ne geld viii make ther estimates Oh we ehlei
N a. district for snch deld transportation AZ usJ nay
yshrn Necessary the protecuoa OF paIes
., near he euemys lines, cavalry esooFt VII DC
- ~ ne,rest commander OF troops. -
me horse aud other property IN use IN the
sepsrent must impressed By oeoFs Of any o'o1
ment
,s ~ "u-' s COOPER,
eN Adit ana lnsp'r 6en'L
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
THE RIGHT SPIRIT.
GoRDONspILLE, VA, Nov. O.. lS6

GORDON5NLLki VA, NOV u 1909.
To the Editor of The Wig:
sincerity trust that may not be considered tres
passing much your valuable paper by mentioning
case OF ibsraty shown by of the citizens 10 this
Community It s such aneIceedngly difficult matter to
find an Individual whose whole mind soul aud passion is
not taken up in speculation and extoron that those who
are aotuated by patriotic motives should be known to
the world.
Since Colonel Cabell's Battalion Of Artillery has been
encamped near this place, Mr.. - Carter, citizen OF
this neighbOrhood has furnished aiOst the entire Bat
talon With vegetables. This he did without any soic
taon but prompted alone by patriotism, he thought OF
the service the troops had performed that they
stood between him and the enemy wall of fire aud
protected his properly and family from the destruction
and insult OF the vile and uDprEcped Yankee Vandsl',
whose entire object to be TO lay waste aud destroy
the country they occupy.
Were the people throughout the Confederacy to show
the same spirit of beraty and kindness towards the
soldiers that has been sho IN by Mr. - Carter, the
men who have sacrificed their all Who have stood the
suffering prvation aud dangers of the camp for the
protection of all that is dear and sacred TO the Southern
heart would have feeling OF gratitude filling then
bosOms they would feel that those at home sJmpath zsd
with them n their distress aud desired alleviate their
sueriDgs aud it would most unquesonably have avery
great eli ct in strengthening and renewing their ener-
gies.
Colonel Oabelfs Battalion will ever remember with
feelings of the deepest gratitude tn kindness and ber
aily shown them by Mr.. Carter, whether 1t be IN the
quiet camp. amid the excitement OF battle, or when
peace shall shine upon us as happy people,
they will ever appreciate this favor shown them whilst
they were camped near GordOnsvile. Al. s..
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entea in high terms the action Of our troops In this
engagement.


Tx ELKcTIossIs NORTH CARoLIsA.-The Petersburg
Register expresses msgyOgs about the result Of
the home vote for representatives in Congress from
North Carolina. II says:
Very late information induces us TO believe that in
the let District Smiths election Is by no means as sure
as the friends OF the Confederacy would like Il to be-
Owing to surplus of candidates 10 the Godsboro Dis
trict we fear that Dr. j. T. Leach-an extremely gnor.
ant and bad tempered man, and one wtbal, OF late,
mbued with the quintessential oil OF Holdenism-wl
be elected In the Raleigh District matters are donot
fu and we would not be surprised IL Turner the Union
list, beats Arlington, the true man. We shall hope
earnestly to the contrary. In the Salisbury District
Ladsr true Confederate will be elected. In the Nor
gantown District Gather, once Conservative" but
now true will, hear, beat his opponents. la the
marlborough District it Is believed that Ase true
man. will bs beaten by OtriStidn, Holden "CoDserva-
tive" In the Mountain or Baneombe District Davidson,
Holden Conservative will probably be reelected In
the three remaining Districts, to wit Tie Greensboro
the Tarboro' and the Wilmington, true Southern and
anti. Holden men will be elected beyond doubt. SO,
on this count may reckon, that at the worst one
half Of the delegation from North Carolina in the next
House of Representatives will be true men.
We have no doubt that the Register in this case, has
taken counsel of its fea's 80 justly and decidedly bit
ter is its opposition to Holdenism The returns YET
too meagre TO Justify conclusion. However the State
may have votsd-and we believe majority have voted
rght-t will be seen that the soldiers from North Gro
lima in the army are true to the banner they have so
nobly upheld.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05

exact language; "It Is evident that admitting Lees
movement can prevent Meade from reinforcing Rose
GRAMS and drive the former across the Potomac, Lee
cannot prevent Rosecraus from being reiOfOrced by
about 10000 or so 600 men from Ohio, Kentucky, In
diana, Missouri and the Mississippi Valley in about one
months time; hence, suppOsIng ROsecrans has now
GO 600 men Of al arms he will then have about llOOOo
men against probably not much more. than half that
number. War being contest of masses against irac-
TONS other things being equal, you would certainly be
defeated YOU must therefore be reinforced Middle
Georgia will be lost and the COnfedel nov cut intWo
will then be cut in three. Meanwhile, Meade having
been reinforced by the 1eyes, and having organized
and drilled them, would be able assume the offensive
and drive Lee back upOn Richmond; ora large armJ
might be concentrated in North Carolina. and, march
ing to Raleigh or Weldon, again subd.vde the Con
federacy.
"The question arises, these calAmities be avoid
ed, and in what Wsy2
would say, act entirely on the defensive in Vir-
GINA; let - thousand men be sent you from -
and.- thousand from -, to enable you to take the
offensive forthwith, and the Tennessee to crush
before he can be reinforced TO AIRY large ex
tent from any quarter then you could attack and de-
feat the enemys reinorcemens in detail before they
could be concentrated into a strong army.
"I fear any other plan will sooner or later end in
your final discontinue"
These views must have accorded with Gen. Bragg'a
own opinions, and doubtless urged by him on the
President during his late visit IT. then, Bragg is de-
feated for the want of men, the fault will not DO his
But il the disposition of the men is such as to invite
attack aud defeat, as in the case OF Laws brigade,
"srung along the river for five miles" then it is album
dainty evident that the revised plans of the noble Long
street will hardly in place ola proper Commanding
General; and the people will be disposed to lock
behind both the planning Lieutenant aud the revising
CAPTAIN for a proper place to fix responsibility. But
after the responsibility is fxed what will be the fate Of
Georgia, and, indeed, of the Oonfederacy?
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
BATTLE ON TIE BIG BLACK.

The Mobile Tribune has learned from Captain VIM Il
Clark son of Gen. N. L. Clark particulars Of the
la battle on the Big Black river Is
On Thursday week the enemy attacked and fought
Cfosijys brigade Brownsville, MISS, and tue Gen-
eral commanding thought the artillery duel between the
Clark Battery Ia Missouri o. ). batery) and Federal
Missouri battery the finest he ever witnessed Crosby
brigade fought the enemy all day Ttursdaysand until
p A. ON Friday, at which time the enemy advanced
upon Gen. whitfelds brigade, and at A 80 p. NJ. at
tackled Whitfield at Cross Roads about seven miles from
Livingston and twenty from Jackson. The enemy 8
force consisted Of 900 Infantry 200 cavalry and BOO
mounted infantry, all finely equipped and provisoned
for campaign.
On Friday and Saturday Gen. Jackson's cavalry re-.
treated slowly, fighting al the way occasionally with
artillery, and 0amped near Livingston on Saturday hight
On Sunday morning Capt. q. aud Major ID. Is Belfour
wore ordered To certsn the strength and position OIL
the Yankees at Robinson's Mills Being obliged to ad-
vance ON their Reconnaissance in a meadow within Bne
rsuge of the enemys riaes they escaped death ALMOST
miraculously.
The reconnaissance was a success the enemy was
found to DO Ieueang and then the race ior the Big
Black river began, the enemy making inc pest ue on
record The gallant Captain showed us hne pair Oh
Colts Improved Pistols," which he captured from
Yankee sergeant after shooting his borse'
The Ysnfees carried out some 500 negroes whom
thew placed in the reat Of their rear guard so that
hn our shal hooters shot their guard The negroes
-o,jd carve a. a ,hrsast work" GA Sunday drove
them to Clinton, and on Monday to the Big Black
Thus ended the much boasIed advance of Gen. Logan
the YnLee hragpart who sEore ito dine in Mobile next
Onristmas-" ,
Gen. Writ Adams was slightly wounded, but remained
in the saddle. CAPITA Montgomery killed. Pri-
yate 81 Shirley OF Missouri lost leg he is member
" Our loss ia killed about 8 wounded 20. and missing
about 20
Enemy's loss about 200 or 800.
President Davis, in his speech at Brandon, eOmPl-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05

Nor fHAr KIND OF CARA gentemsn doing bu-
siness On Main street presented with beautiful
kitten Yesterday couple of young ladies, named
Julia, happened in the store and Of kitten
kittens and babies always do, came 10 for immense
quantity o. endearment and caresses.
"Oh, my! what sweet little Kitten What Is ta
name?"
at has not been christened'
ooh, dear the little thing Do call it julie, vent
your"
~ should be very happy to do 30, said our gallant
rend-but it amt that kind Of a cat.
Kitty was deposited on the floor in a twinklirg and
couple OF young ladies looking for good
place to faint.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
WAR IrIMs TaOx NAsHvlLLr.-A Nashville CORE

WAR IrLMs PaoM NAsHvlLLE.-A Nashville CORES;
pondeut of the Missouri Republican, says:
Un!es the Rsbs vie with Gilmore in his 100 FOUNDER
eft Irts a; Charleston their will not trouble the
'YaGkee Invaders" To keep up supplies daily, from
Bridgeport is the STRAIN and the wear Of animals
and vehicles upon the rough mountain roads Is almost
di,heartening Thirty days of it will use up the
army transportation disabling it for months to come.
The road is now being lined with dead mules and
horses and casl-away wagons. The stock is becoming
weak from incessant work and low feed and thousand
pounds is load for many a four and six mule team.
The food Of troops from the Potomac has rolled on
toward the Tennessee river Such army passing by,
day after day, for ten d,ysits myriad cur loads OF
men, followed by trains Of aud horses the gun
carriages yet discOlored with the yellow clay Of old
Virginia whore they had been rolled to aud fro hun.
deeds of milcs-is interesting 10 behold The old flags
of the regiments torn aud dingy the rough, red
faced unshOrn men, the troops of negro servants and
camp ioo"eis in their rear, the busiOess-like, done
Gaze look and tread OF the -hosts whose bodies are
briskly rampng by, rves the attention Of all paeseIs
by. Truly, we becoming warhke people, with
hoste Of veterans.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
Gong or Far Old FOLKS,

Alb, don't be sorrowful, darling,
Aud don't be sorrosful, pay;
Taking the year together, my dear,
There isn't more night than day.
It's rainy weather, my darling,
Times waves, they heavily run;
But taking the year together, my dear,
There isn't more cloud than sun
We are old folks now, my dsrling, *
Our heads are growing gray;
But taking the year all round, my dear,
You will always fad the Mayi
We have had our Nay, my darling,
And our roses long ago;
And the lime Of the year is coming, my dear,
For the silent night and the snow
And God is God, my darling,
OF night as we'll as of dsy;
We feel and know that we can GO
Wherever He leads the way.
Oh, God Of the night, my darling,
Of the night of deaih so grim;
The gate thas leads out of life, good wife,
Is the gate that leads to Him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
MEDICAL PURvkYOas OFFICE,
Riehmord Va. Oct 5. 1858.

IN accordance with instructions from Surgeon
erers Once for The iafom OF he proper suthor
uss and as directed gain fraudulent cslsion OF
Whsky Alcohol OF contracts With tbs once me
following CortrscoIB whose Contracts have been hed
cAncsned forfeited Published:
Grove Keer, Augusta county, Va 90 gals whisky, contract
aled.
George Stuart Co. stauntan, Va 5000 gals. whisky, con-
iract allsd- .
VIM s Clarke Mensgue county Va, 200 gals wills
H. contract eancened.
Va $1,000 gala alcohol contract forfeited.
LAWSON Easman, Rsppahann0ck Co. Va, 10000 gala whisky
contract forfeited.
s.A AoCoaksy, Montgomery Co, Va 5000 gals Whhky,
contract cancelled.
There are other contractors Who failed 10 deliver the
amount whisky Tor wha the required te, and
notded unless aacory for their
received ih Olce shn twenty 2O) days from
date their W be 0Tfed after which time their nam s
Vii be pubilhei with ths Grsyoing lat
W. JOHNS
ooI-dd sufgeon a Med. Purvsyor, Q. 3. Army
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
ADJUfANF AND INsP'R GEN'LS OFFICE,
kIJHNosD, October ~, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS /


rbs r,tss OF relieving osers from commands 70 which
hey have been appointed and assigned AL Orans 70
rt n person 20 this once tuIher Ass nnsn WI cease
upess specially repaired b. orders fr0n ms ONCE -
nj sorrs retu .ur1uga, or on rcaehSg places
A hie ey viii stay duriug ar-ush ntu immediately report
~ ne ne,t enrouag olcu whJ win keep register Of the
n. derp,se place shele stationed, ~ Eaom ths luz
louso Us granteSald the une a. which 10 sNplfeA
Nh Wheu at me expiration VI his turiJashi AMI belns 81
distance hon an Hos kxamiaug boaru soldier 10 uhsOie
40 travel ne snroug vii order uin before NE boAla OF
Exansfs Tor osnscups nedc otef and one OIL me
ppyscns cJucarlg, they viii iosard " ms coal
Gnding Geaera statement vi h5 case, rscouSnaa-
on fg COT o. excel nfJ uaJs III
peaie being Surseon GENERAL b1t when the
solder general hOspal he Wl DC sent bei0ie
kxAnnins boards Who M c0niofn 70 te pfesed
tng Instructions -
" Ia sas Of wounds, which from any cause are
neglected, receive proper irsatneht Vie uAoJ
conssquene- being prolonged The solsr ~ be ssat % ne
enrong oczr VI Instruction Tor TeatnlA'
M hospital
" for extension Of leave 20 ocefs and fur
ouzh. d soldiers 10 ctceIs, ana &c TN
cais asabluy SOLDIERS pu oay be gNe y AUTHORIZES
un4cr1 IA u h teStol u
Paragraph % ~ the boArd VI examiners Of
oonscflps Kacomu1a14tsas cgneatss IRON private PJ
scans medical omc-r sugy, WI not DC r1eelsel
aph III aud 10 GeIsrsl k,suaJus aEd fsas@fi
General egs AIS V1e ~e eilsAa-
I'd 10 accord attn this Paragraph ,.. 81,
VI Fuf0ugbe suiiets usi be permitted % 20 Nuin INC
uneS OF tht enemy.
rs.-,,s1 - ''1-'' s COPPER,
oeslSi~ Adit and Iuspf General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05

acuar localities still make general press and Quarter
MASTERS receipts for corn 70 be delivered 10 Richmond,
I'vnchburp and other points, will readily command like
quantity elsewhere. Don't impoverish neighborhoods
aud counties where others untouched and rotog in
abundance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
WIRGINIA.-At Rules bed in the CIerk

WIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerk Is
once Of the oFsui' Court Of oOoealHnd County the 9Th
aay Of NAY, is6S.
george ". Harris, Paintd,
Nelson y shelton, john Thompson, u, Dr. JOhn Morris
P..ebv Grattan Commson Of the Cuurt, Dolendants
IN CHANCERY.
Te object this suit attach The debts due, 70 become
% tbe defendant, Nelson shelton, from other
dsp above a. snyD ard ALSO any other estate Of the de-
fsndsut Nelson ahe00 whether 10 bis own hands, or In the
han1 al ths other desndants satisfy DEBT due rom the DE-
fsudan Nelson shelton, the plaintiff or four thousand one
slds al tuo thousand dollars Ard appearing By aadav
of a. plaintiff ned defendant Nelson - shelton not
rsisn % state ordered that be appear within one
onh AFTER pubs don Of This order, ard DO Ehlt nee'
aary 10 protect his infereEt-
ros1s-vtv MAR ". AmLER, Oh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05

To tts Sherry q Hs Coaatg p BsIls3ey, Greeting:
whereas vacancy has Ia the representation Ia the
Delegates he County Of Berkeley, uccaonsd by
he death o. IrRAEL hOBINSON-
therefore, Of TIE Commonwealth n re-
quls % on 10 be held In said county
THURSDAY The kh day a hovembcr, eighteen hun
ded and sixty three for Delegate @ on Tire Aforesaid
Ia testimony whereof witness HUjHW SHEFFkI, Speaker Of
the House Of Delegates tl 2Sh day October, D. l6, and
IN the Eishty- Eighth year u the Commonwealth
HUGH ". SHEFFEY,
Speaker q House OF Delegates
~ By The Speaker Of the House Of Del.ra
VIZ y GCRDnS, Jr.,
oc2O-dlwAc.d Clerk the House Of Delegates.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
}. o TGLIAFERRO 4 90.
BALLARD HOTEL,
49,. u


IN RETIRING from business IN winch have
been so long e. gagged rel thai cannot do 50 without ne
B nv atrfaI acknowledgement aud heartfelt thanks 70 uy
INV ffist As a1d pubc generally, for tEe kind au
6sra manner with have been favored sud snsAnee
throughout ny whole business caterr. s
usr vth ms business reuc alt and With your smiles anu
,ss.p greetings regret but feel assured that the ~
Il nov n The th0sr Ehpse poieu 3d.
md oblsng pOEou val render your sourn under B fooi
more pltaiauJ than
The Ballard H0t Is under The msnagrueni OF Mtssia
q rai-fsrrD and 4. eid gertltutn veil AMI aN{ahJ
Enswn 10 the putc, auprrsOa nsass ~ tei
tfustd CORDIALLY recommend them % m
public aud them continuance o hat support Whel
have received non my Old friends and patrons .
4 nov2-l6t JJhN +. baLLAuNs
- OhArtcn CCuIier, Mobile Rsgttsr and Advertiser -
vauuah ReTubhcaH Raleigh stale Journal aud memphis appeal
ul each pubsh th &c add send ills 70 ts onlce
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05

AMMUNITION UsKD THE PRDERALs IN HE MISSISSIPPI
cAMPAIGN-Coonel Dul Cniei OF Artillery, of The Army
OF Msjor General Grant has furnished The following
statement of the whole number OF cannon shots h'ed
dusiug the campaign commencing with the affair near
Port Gibson, on the Mississippi, and ending with TIC
capitu alton OF V.cksbuIg
From The time OF crossing the Mississippi river May
Is till ts surrender, July 4th ls $50 soid shot, ~ Sl4
sbe ~ cas- 1913 canister we're expended, makiGg
total OF l4l s23. They we're used in the several en-
oapenents as follows $50 at Port Hudson, 50 in the
persuit from Port Gibson $40 at Raymond, 476 at
Jackson, 3 422 at Champion HILL, 2e7 at Big Black
river 59s OH the lO.h OF May aeary the FIRST das OF
the siege) 10 7T4 on the al OF May, and III. Sl4
during The remainder of the siege average oil 900 shots
for each caonon used. These cannon shots the
reader will remember. Add to these the muskety,
and some idea may formed oil the immense amount OF
ammunition consumed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
RALLARD HOUssANDEXCHANGE mOIEL


j. U. TALIAFEREO a q. q. FIELDS,
(LAIK Or CCNGEEsS aALI},
DEG leave to announce to their friends and
Id te pabrc generally tnst they leassS the ballard
House asd Exchange Hotel thlt y E sPaFe 40 efforts "a
give entire Satisfaction $50 -.r.,. -, .
Our table viii be provided Wh The NeAi btei thAA we mai
kat Afford, and cur bar supp Piled eth ne
CHOICEST LlQNOES.
NESSPS 4 s. FgWFES AND HENRT ORTIZ,
The wen uo.n AsssIauts o. proprietor, s renAn
a. Sj-lu as J. TGLIAFERRO 4 o.
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TOR SALE, FOREST VIEW, IN THE

TOR SALE, FOREST VIEW, IN THE
Il county o. Madison ave miles north q orsnge O. H-fhs
80 acres 10 Of ch IN original growth Of
oa hickory pine, vel mbeed, 100 il second growth
ana the remainder Il divided into feds With NE exc on OF
% uhrh embrace the rarden orchard and gss lots
convenient 20 thost6o The acids and los are wen supplied
with runnng wEer AMI wen In Tnc land vel aaaP
ed 10 grazing ard 70 grain csopss
The dE ng house large and commodics the 0utbuings
ample. and an 10 I. repair
III sold privately before Of November next viii
be oGei ed ~ pubic gale.
Fer terms, &c, apply 70 ALFRED CHAPLAIN,
oeSl-eod6telr War Department
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DIEn.

At his resdence, In the ince dwsrd the f6h
u Capt JAMES H. Lindsey, agei rs Tesrs 9diys The
deceased soldier Of the was Of 1919. nt5-d1t'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05

THE Subscribers have this day formed =
Il O-PARTNE KsHIP urder The Frm aud style Of g n pa
Wis co the purpcs uturll- On Auction sni Com
rsscn tha Negroes fhey un sell both pub
y piiystsy promise tner BEST CxetonE % prnU
interest of theil patrons.
Then sales Ro,m will Tor the present. be that lately US b.
l. n Htokss, corner FrankHu rect and Loo. Sc alley
They solicit The patronage Of their friends and the pablo Slne
rally PoEteTs aa5 in attendance a. hs vsnous dePois
DAVIS,
KOBr RICHARDSON
KRi,huoue Nov. g, issa uo9- dIms
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05

EOR SALE-A very desirable farm, contain
IL Ing aleu- 80 acres n niles P0EhaAn Court House
ana about J-dsrson, pubc landing on James liver
There b on The place excellent dwelling with seven rooms
and A oce the yard houses lnCdDg threshtng
all good order There Il es5
ane peach and apple orchard ca the place.
Ills slthu one Episcopal and HsptiIt Church, and
our OF Prtsbytean Methodist and exceedingly esr
able ueRhhorhCcd Er h. Graves The Court house, VII
take pleAaure In thoEing any one the premises
ItIurther p.rtisulals adirest p p DANCE,
oeis-du Midlothian P. o, Cbsstsfirll, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
RsDrt CHANGES "A correspondent of the N 7. Her

RsDEL CHANGES "A correspondent OF The NJ l. Her'
aid, from Fortress Monroe, says:
Information from the front of forces gives US
knowledge of the fact that Generals French aud wise
with Their troops have been removed respectively from
the Black and the peninsula TO sone more impot
tant pot fursher south General Pickett commands
the deencss of Richmond and the over which the
former two generals kept surveillance Tae rebel force
is represented as very weak indeed owing TO the con-
slant drafts toward Rosecrans and Meade,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We call attention to on; Aucsoa Sale By Casrue Of Az
so ted ehand,e, This DAY. eonm sneing alto O'Clock.
n15-lt ELLerT, Ball FOX.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-05
s. COOPER,
Adit and lusp 6 General

Adult ANC ISsP. UkELs OFFICE,
bee kiCHAOSD, Va, Uet u. 1905.
GENERAL ORDERS
Szka Ne. lao
Nc .sn Of Ocnscrips vl be directed by the Bare ca
Cos,5 oy exrept such as may properly madeoy nrg
Gen Pow Within the tsrrt,ry asIed - IAN 70
70 Geueral J. L. Johnston. ny oteet. -,.r,,
% IL Adjt lisp. GsuI