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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

sAvISe S1ocK In imprefsing beef and hogs for the
army AN eye should be had to the impo;ance OF pee
serving suieieocy of stock for breeding purposes In
some secti BPS Of the country nearly all toe mich cows
nave been taken foc beef cattle and in others scarcely
hog il Ia be found IL the war continues three
wears l1ueer-as probably withe great mass Of the
people will be compelled 10 live on little or no meats
and IN order to DO this they ought opant out orchards
and vineyards cultivate Chinese sugar cane ex'ensivey
and devote great toe rasirg OF poultry OF every
descripticr. We are in for long aud wasting war; nd
20 come out OF it successfully those who not 1T for
ld service must determine live frugay, and to spre
no efforts to feed and cothe the soldiers who have 10
90 the fighting.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

THE LIxwooD HOUsE-We direct the attention oil the
travelling public and Others interested TO the card oil
Mr.. Wal!ngsford, who has recently assumed the pro-
prietorshlp of the Linwood House. Centrally located,
it is OF course conveniently situated with reference 10
the transaction of business in the city TIE House mas
been neatly reed, and the table is always bounuuly
spread.
The proprietor, Mr. W4ingsford, is clever aud &C
commodalng gentleman, and in all respects deserving
of liberal patronage.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL ROAD-The accommo-
datOn train which left the city at the usual hour yes
terday afternoon ran OF the track when 1t rescneu
point about mile, or mls and half above tue oe.
pot Three passenger GAYS were thrown off and tumoed
upside down. Of them being the car apprOprA'eu
ladies' Very fortunately, no one was killed or seriously
hurt, which is very remarkable as there was iAise
number of passengers on the tran The accident u.s.
crbed to some arrangement of switch at the point
where the train of.
workmen have been busily engaged in getting the
cars again on the track and everything will DO IN ICaa'
iuess for the departure of the train at the usual n0ur
to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

WAR Tax OF GroKorA--Hon. E. G. Csbniess, col
1ectcr for Georgia has furnished the Macon Telegraph
with report Of his progress in collecting the Coated
dra.e war tx. He anticipates an annual revenue OF
twenty m;ic9s from Georgia, snd taking this estimate
as basis, the var tax sill aggregate hundred millions
in the Staie-perhaps a hundred and ten.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
AuoVIoN sALRg.
rUTURE BAYS.

By ROBINSON, ADAks CO., AuctIoussrs
WE will offer at Auction on FRIDAY, the
w fs Instant Warehouse Corner oh and MAIN u.s.
COMMENCING at 10 o'eleek--
200 hales hne Smoking do ..
rs bbls 90 do do
10000 super Florida Cigars
is ibis Bro sugar HI
10 bbls Potash
10 kegs Soda
bbls Borsx
10 do No. Mackerel
% boxes starch f-f-f-
bbls Vinegar
-ALso- -t>a
II doz Hoop-skirts
90 pieces sup silk Hdkfs
1870 gross Butols
co gross Gun Tubes
70 pieces Virginia Cloth and Jeans
Copper Talks
Gal Boots and Shoes
Calf Skis q.
Cotton Cssds
Oranges, spoo Cotton, a.: =
nolo-tdS hOBlNsON, ADAMS co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

distinguished jurist, who i5 generally deemed an
Invaluable adjunct OF General Pillows Bureau of Con-
scrptoo vas in this city last week. We happened near
shen he entered fashionable extortioDer's den on
White Hall street he asked for aD overco4t The
tadesuan exhibited plain ciss mere coat which lifted
admirably well the eougaed proportions OF the Chief
Justice lie VAS decidedly pleased, and actually felt
himself for tuaate in having found such gar nent.
Turning 10 the tradsm 10 the Judge asked the price
eight hundred dol.as!" was the answer. The Juoge
dropped the dry gcods spd hurrying fan;csy to the
telegraph Office, advised General Pillow that - o.
White Hall sreet, sas surely aels to eooscrpaon we
earn tbat be has gooe up.-AtantG Register.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

tSS AltEs, ayi tAs Scbils TtiSgDe, bAl ADOPTED
the Otaaf issued By Eeusra Bragg Offering fdfiOash
Of forty daysto every nOn.counisSoned Uhcer or PRE-
vAte who will secure recruit for his company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

ADvIcE TO PLASgER3 accommodation has been
made that the planters should Immediately take meas
uras Winter crops relieve the demands for grain
and provisions, ald thas they shoald make their own
cO.hing and supplies Tee advice Is pertinent. We
have war Of uncertain length bofre US and consequent
hard times. Provisions, elO:biag, Shoes Sc, are high
and in maad. These thirg7 orr planters can make.
Let the planters enlarge the gain crops; SOW wheat,
rye, barley; peas, potatoes, pumpkins make the
own o'oIi-g fer family ard neg,Oes; and sane hides
AID make shoes for themselves aud slaves.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
NOTICE To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
EACHANEE EHO TEL.

THE Board OF Directors having declared
Il dividend per OF the surplus received for
the sale Of the property s having paid the valne OF me
stoe reque the stockholders TO call and receive Their cv
dends such stockholders have not yet surrendered up
their scrip are urgently requested present them to the Treasurer
for payment md dividends dae thereon Ia arrears
This notice plead In bar against claim on the company
-N'''' f''|'- JAS. a. GARDNER. Treaurs-,
% M-eodbt NO. IA NAN We-S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

MAJ. GEO. A TURNER, native of Virginia, and
Qesrtermaster at Livingston, Ala, was shot by @. B.
Anderson, citizen Of that place, the 2sh uldmo.-
Cause, Grim con with Anderson's wife.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

RALEIGH Nov. o-Catawba equity has gone for
Ramsay by GO majority. Ramsay is thought to be
elected over Landau Partial returns from the 9sh and
10 Districts indicate the ec9n of Gather Lsn-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

Gen. Howell Cobb has been assigned to the command
of all the territory of Braggs department South and
East of the Oostanaue and COOsa rivers known the
district of Northeast Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

We arc authorized to announce Capt JOHN
LEWIS as Candidate represent the county Of Halifax In
the House Del aes she SPECIAL election 90 be held on hs
fourth Thursday IN Noyembtr. ocSO-ctd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

LooKoUT PoISF-This point is seventeen hundred
feet above the level Of Chattanooga, and about two
nils and quarter distant from il 10 straight ine'
The position commands the enemy's works. TIE he
bel sars that thirty additional pieces OF artillery have
haen baUled M thaC point.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

THE SAvAxEAH News says II negroes, on Wednesday
last, made break from CharleetOn county, Ga, for
Yankeedco iedOm. They were pursued, and one killed
and 1--WE wounded. Twelve captured and Ave made
their escape.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
FATAL ARRAY AT ABISGDuN.

ABIseD,N. Va, Nov. s.-Tnomas White, proprietor
of the Abingdon HOTEL was shot aad MORALLY wouaded
in difficulty with Colonel Clarence Prentice last night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
ALLEGHANX SERVINGS FOR SALE.
SALE OF LAND, STOCK, CROP, &c,
IN MECKLENBURG, VA,

PBING in the service of the country, have
ID determined my land, pubic auction the Goth
day Of NOVEMBER, 1859.
This land recently settled and most OF The land for
cultivation Is kesh and very productive
The tract contains acres well tbered lying In Mecken
burg county miles north OF the Court House, adjoining
the lands Of Peter Pufyear and others.
The imp new and comfortable. %.
the time will be sold all the Crop, Stock &C., on the
psntatlon
g. 2W RICHARD q. POPE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

APPoETvlST We are authorized to announce that
Colonel D. C. Glenn, sell known in this city, has been
appointed by the President neebsr of the Military
Court Of Lieutenant General 4 p. HIS corps, army of
Northern Virginia with the rank OF Gel mel Of Cavalry.
Few men could have been selected for such position
better qualified tor it t1an Col Glenn. lie is lawyer
OF large experience, and Attorney General OF Mir-
ssspP for nine years with universal accptabili:y to
the people the bench and the bar Ihdeed the Office
Of Attorney General Of che Confederate States is now
vacant We think the President would ind it difficult to
select man better qualified for that high aud respors-
bic position than Col Glenn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

TRULY SABA telsible ,ntleman having been caheu
upon 70 contribute to Foreign Missions said; II have
nothag to give that purpose but there are living ~
this Vicinity SIX ministers Dot OF whom "ld preach
in the others pulpit. Now will give as much as any
ono elaa I'D mere 10 olxize these clergYmen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
Eu Il A + II G,
Hopor1s OF Ihs Prya. Association.
LATEsr FROM THE NORTH.

Entered according OF Congress In the 1865 by s.
sIER UerEs oes VI s Distinct GoHfI OF Tie Jon
led srAe states for Tie Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
ZION TENYESSRE.

So Er as any drees iufsrn.aG0n VIC have from the
army Of General Brsgg Indicate affairs are IA stat
Qpo In lieu Of other uoEs VIC continue extracts from
AIan.a papers Of the latest dates The Chattanooga
Rebel says;
TIE "imp1rtaBt movemeE'sn so long threatened it
would seem are about De executed. sAhiirs around
Oha t3uoCga will speedily Gu luinate in another gTnd
battn or else in movemeEi by one OF both armies
which vii materially alter ice stussCn. Eyery day for
seek past has furnished evidences Ct preparation, in
The transportation Of troops the Of the sick to
the rear, and The unusual activity in the supply depart
ments Of the army. * finishes of daily occurrence,
and troops being rapidly shipRsd on both sides.
The Knoxville Register SAYS:
Il soud not surprise VA Brssg'l present movements
were d. signed 70 misoad his people, well IS
Federal Generals We are told that Thomas cOutiers
come a. far South as Atlanta aud supply him regularly
with the city papers. We canuo therefore, sPsak q
the movements Low being uade iHSbe vicinity Of Chat
tauo0ga. We have heretofore, with proximat, ecou-
racy. f.1esl ADDS Cd them.
On yesterday there was scmo firing on orr part on
LookUu. Point dsectrd AGAINST tee tncry'S batteries
on MCccasin Point No damage is known 10 have been
effected. The enemy replied occasionally.
The REGISTER has received private letter from die
tnguishet eiEzso OF Telnessec wfteafsen the army,
which gives assurance TIA. the recent dissatisfaction
among general effects has been alayed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
Bru,DetO.p O., King Queen CO., Va, Nov TO- LEG. v4s

NIRGINIA.--At a Supreme Court OF APP
peas hell atthe House in the City Of Reh-
moud, on wednesday, October lash. 1868
Peter Penn and Thomas Penn, aunors Of 6TeeaVe REM
deceased, APPeh@n~'
+ Against
David SPENCER admir- Of William Spencer deceased Robert
Hill and Others, APpeheS,'
Tne object Of this two DEGREES pre1ouhced BY
the Circuit Henry county aud appearing that the APP
peee, H l. resioent OF this state OIL ooh OF
Inc appellants by their counsel ordered thsl the said appel
lee do appear here Month after due pubcat OF nus
order do what's protect his interest 10 TINS sun
and this order DO Published week for four tnceee
weeks Wing, newspaper published IN toe c!y
Of Rchmond posted the front door Of the Busngs Cour
OF said city, the fret dag OF the next corporation court
Acopy-rests, .
noiO-lAW4w b. t. srAkhE, y. ".
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

YANKEE PAPERs state that the 'efects of the rebel
Commodore TatnAl, at WAtertown, New York, "wersre
Gently sold at auction.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

.VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Gle
Office Of the Circuit Court Of GOochlsndi County, on IN
day Of May. 1888:
George W. Harris, hai
Against
Nelson y. Shelton Joha Thompson Jr., Dr. John Morris
Peachy r Grattsn, Commissioner Of The Court Defend
IL CHANcERY.
TIE object OF this suit Is 10 Httach the debts due or 70 be
due the defendant, Nelson shelton, from the other
dants above named any) AID sso snI ohef estate OF N
fendant Nelson y. hhelton sbether in his hanls or
hands OF the other defendants to satisfy debt due from ~
PENDANT Nelsoo Shelton 10 the plaintiff OF four thousand
upwards OF two dollars AID II appearing BY AMI
the plaintiff fled hahe defendant, Nelson shelton
redent OF this state II Is ordered that he appear, vh1
month sfe due publication Of this order, and do what
ssrg TO protect his Interest.
Aeopy--Teste,
octg-v4w MAR W MILLER. Cj
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

correspondents Of the Corfeieraey states that 90;
Morrison now commands his and Ditbrelfs formerly
FOrresf) Brigade and that Dbbrel has been ares 60
for refus 10 obey an order from Morrison 10 MAKE
out report Of the property captured by bis brigade
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

RKv. d. LACY, Chaplain of EWelfs corps, Army
Northern Virginia, delivered discourse on the life and
character of SoneWa Jackson, at Salisbury, N. O., on
tba LET,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

FaoN TBE TEANsN IsslssiPPIA letter, just received
from Camden Ark states thst Gen Price mas been reir-
forced BY troops from sd River 70 the number of 900
and would soon advance upon the enemy. Camden was
desgrated as the place Of rendezvous Tor the Arkansas
troops captured q. Post Hudson aud YieksbuFg. We
presume tina. some, if all; OF tbs reinfOrcements
cousised Of these ezchs1g prisoners, WHO oesed the
Mississippi q, ar the mouth Of Red RIVER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

SALE OF NsGEOEs-At auction sale in Petersburg
Friday, negro gir, Ia years old, brought So 100;
bOy Il years Old blacksr.h, 81 $50, another boy,
l9 years old s. 600 Fne high prices Of negroes is not
so much an indication Of material reduction in the
slave population b. the exgercies Of war aud the con
6denee Of the people 10 the permsnenoy of the "inst-
tudoa, as 4, IS depreciation Of Confederate money:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

Gerer,I Thom,s, Rosecrans' successor in command
of the Army OF the Cumberland was General (hen CAP
tain) Brsg,'s First Lieutenant in Mexico
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
MANUFACTURERS TOBACCO.

THE subscribers offer for sale very \
l. stock Of Manufactured Tobacco irshdlng In part "a
lovi ,g brands:
Yea Leaf, ( A Norman, May Apple,
Nectar Leaf, Moss Rose, Michigan,
Langhoin's Nectar LEST Dan Deloney, Areher's Honey
Washiogton, Biawsihy, II Rogers,
RIG Blown, y W Nixon, Bloomer Tvie,
W Hancock, OH Dtsl, Hargroye's Rose Rlpe,
hAIgroves svee. Rose, HSFgroves Indispensable, Harg
UhaTmer.
Hudson Norman, Pride OF Dan,
Collins, On en- Of TIE South,
with variety Of other brands which oGer 70 The trad
ocg aim A. n. hTOkke
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
GOVERNOR INAUGURASED

MIILEDGRvlrLs, Nov. 7.--Josepo Y. Brown, Governor
elect Of the State of Georgia. raugureted to-day
a. IL O'clock
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
OORRESPONDEN CE.
RICHMOND. Nov. Q, 1853.

RICHMOND Nov. 2, lscs
ss The testimony Of appreciation the endavors
OF en- eqi=nty fouod in the popularity which he
enjoys the ons demonstration Of favor exhibited
W OF compumenA benefits Neyethtess tone re-
eo-nOn due to TOE Manager wh In his dlme1 mission
exalted claims to which sun ring community ent
Of place yabs amusement directs bis talents towards the
community IN Attlng tender him The eIpreon
OF y cir gratitude md conmendAuon.
Is with this view, tAOn, sir TAFT mindful ofthe generous I'M
pulse which citizens Indebted Tor liberal donations
OF Rchm nd ssEeh as Tor the funds eSntou ed 70
relief exs from New Orleans and last though by no
rg to Gus Ik and soldiers adopt this
Of o'nveog to you the expression o. our sense Of gratitude at
your eGns to exa ana upaoltthe anoa ofihe Dau By
inviting accept complimentary benefit TO be given at the
Rl:hmond such time will proper to APP
We have the honor to be, very respectfully, &c,
j ha Letcher Capt q Alexander,
Au,euS Cone, ET Moore,
W. MH cha hS' Sn pm,.h. 7 Nv SPs s%.s,
L UOlEi APAfIey, 0IMansSn. ID,
La La Relief Com, IsMa'on.
NEw RrosoSD THEATRE, Nov 9lh 1863.
Gentemen-I is assure you degree Of plea
received s your hu;h eteened favor
Of your regard appreciation donations de
alleviate su1eg Of toe ees and Others who are
VINO power nj igae their wants and necessities
which his uei war has entaisa upon Them
did acliors OF MAE could have cha
engd the bdmG on Of any and II Sa with doe sense
gthcaiion that read he sentiments when your tomman
caion relative 10 conduct and was aau
you quite consoaoTy feelings TO think that not
dotted Of remembrance Of tnose whose friendship e.
TEEN high
aave he homer compliance With your request to announce
evening" The 10th ns'ant as The time set apart Tor
neousy tenderei And, In conclusion a'w me
u unfe gned thank for this add ITO Ial act Of
you seem d Interested friendship Long will IL be
menbartd gRrnsrd heart Of It's price
The request coming ai doe VIII Acuae me
greete exercns hs future IL Efforts TO EEK t and up
Standard irsma 10 hopes Of It's being acceptable
to si
have the honor % remain,
Very respectfully, your obed!ent servant
= uolO-5t X. OGDEN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
THE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA

To he lSlerig Of he County Of Berkeley, Greeaal
wAereas vacancy h.s occurred In the representation ID
House Delegates from The County OF Berkeley, occ,one
the death OF ISRAEL ROBINSON !
These there ore In the name Of TIRE Commonwealth,
luF You election 20 be held In your said cou
rBU RsOAY the day CT November, eightee
rei aud sixty three Delegate OIL the vacancy afee
la testimony whereof, witness HU 5H W sHEfPEY. spek
the House Of Delegates this 2Sh day Of October A d. 100
In The Eighty Eighth year Of tbs Commonwealth.
.ea HUGH W. sHEfTEYI
Speaker Of House Of Deegat
By Inc Speaker Of the House Of Delegates,
Tes.e- Wn =. GORDos, Ir.,
oe30--d1wGcd Clerk OF the House OF Delegsq
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

wnyhue nose pvt in the MIDDLE Of the fass2 Be-
cause II is tie sCenter, s.sa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

To BENJAMIN =. STEWART, MARY L. gkINER,
WIN. WALLACE STEWART, JAMES STEWART,
NANCY Ii. LARSON, AND WIN. O. SHIELDS
WIN. S. MUM, of King d Queen county,
w deeea ed having by bis will beqaeathed TO
legacies as follows 70 wit Benjamin Stewart $500 TO
ma y L. Criner $500 to VIM. Stewart S5OO to Jaes Stew
art SOO0 Nancy H. Llson, 500, and 20 Wm u shislas
5000 and having authorized bis II from any cause
they should settle with such Of bis egates as were
non retns Of rgna they were ready 10 do 90, 70 In
vest the lelhed the respectively In bonds Of the Con-
eaerae said bond in each to be akep IN the name
Of The party TO legacy Lyen hereby mo-
ready 70 settle the gaels II TIE
WILL and you appear wn txty dayarom ms daie
receive bequeshet TO you respectively
wi Con.ede ate bonds Tor s1eh OF you ~
appear Will thst ne according to the directions oil the
j. II. O. JONES, one Of the Ex'ors
Of w. 8. Num-, deed.
nr,,notn,' Kinr 4 On.en 10 II %. -w4x
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

Cook, Cheek & Co.. Of karisttl, Ca, have donated
$3.50 sacks Of -four 10 the VSrndsd Of Bssggs army
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

General Bragg threatens to hold the renegade Colonel
Gift as hostage for the release Of &sjor Long, inn
nrisnnn1 hy Rtrnsiie for recruiting in Kentucky.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

VIcKSURG AND ,EsrRAL AIssIsSlPPI.-A private lot
ter from Lexington Miss 26h dlt give some nfor
nation as TO the ri:uatOn in Central Mississippi and
vcksburg. The writer adds:
On the previous evening, scouts from Vicksburg re-
ported TO Gen JacksOns hesdq the arrival o. re-
nforeem an 90 the Vcksburg garrison of twenty trans
mort loads of troops IL vas estimated there in the
cty and vicinity apout % 800 Federal troops Thee
were aalso reported to be making preparations for an
other advance on Canton aud they were Boosting they
Intended 20 ex cad their lines Pearl river Toe prze
aimed at is tbs Mississippi Central Railroad winch is
ruanir from Santou to Oxford and the New 0dssnss
Gca. Northern and Jackson Railroad, nov being ope
rated from Cautoa far MADISON Station, within ten
miles Of Jackson aud repairs are rapidly beng made
TO work Il to that city. The bridges over Pearl
river at Jackson ale being bull, aud Al early con-
neotion Of all the roads centreng at the capital oil MIS-
ssappi is anticipated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
NOTICE TO FARpIERS.

THO relieve to some extent the necesslties|
l. citizens, propose 70 sal to Consumers IN M
charge whatever, and will promptly remit proceeds.
Parties making shipments El molly that they desl
be sold eonsumerF aud place their Iove3t prices.
We earEest, beg conlignments.
TARDY WILLIAM
LvDehhuyp Vf.pinfpn ccnv a.22
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

FUNERAL OF Or. WmsAr AT NORFOLK "A .correH'
pendent of the Philadelphia Inquirer gives An account
of the funersI OF DR.. D. NJ Wright, who was legally
murdered at Norfolk, Virginia, on the 24th. He says
The funeral took place from Christ Church, where
the body Rad been deposited. At o'clock the church
was opened for service. In a short time il was filed by
ths friends of the deceased and many Others, Who IN
doubleday came merely out of the prohpngs Of curl
osity. "
The coffin, which vas profnsey decorated with white
flowers and evergseens placed in the middle aisle
Immediately in front Of the chSnce The upper part Of
The coffin lid was removed and the face Of the DECEASED
e1posed 90 view. Hundreds of men and women viewed
the inanimate form, and many of them as they moved
away shed tears.
AZ Bafpast 4, the clergy and the family Of the de-
ceased entered the church. The choir chauted reqn
UNI and the Is chapter of Paurs episte to Timothy
was read Tie Rev Ar. Rodman, the pastor oil the
church. assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Parkman, performed
the solemn according 10 the Episcopal form OF ser
vise.
A. O'Clock, tho coffin placed in thu hearSe, and
the recession then moved forward 10 the bury ground
Tue irt,Imant res made az u mwoOd Cemetery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
n O TICE.

WANTED, in large or small quaint
Tallow, Kitchen Grease, Damaged Lard. or Bacor|
which the highest price Will be gven eaer In each, family
i toilet soap Hotels, restaurants and house keeper
have eIc removed twice week, By address
W. G. WEBB co,
Manchester bsp woI
Care OF TARDY 4 W1LLIAMs,
ieil-tf 18th a Gary sire !
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
4 SCHOOL WITH A LIMITED MI

IA BGR OF PUPIJs.-The undersigned have engaged
sery ces Of accomplished Teacher muog him 70 70
Par ants having boys OF any ege who desire 70 tbs
tsgs, OF sca06 Of limited numbers, viii apply a. once 70
on t1e subseribers DR. y. II. DEAN
Cor. Grace and |
W.. ELLIOTT
orts--tts 18th, betW. Marshall and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
CALR OF VALUABLK PERSONAL PRO-

NB-Auer sale the Store and oellAEwi be
too. Possession given Immediately.
W. Il Co., Aucts