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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
The Yankee, and the British Again.

Grea, Britain has her back up once more against the
Yankees, for interference in her commercial affairs
Minister Adams seems, has undertaken to license the
trade with Matamoras His authority to do this Is IN
dignantly denied and the Yankee Minister, according
TO the accounts, finds himself in hot water But so
many of these thrgs have occurred between the Yankee
and British Governments, and resulting in nothing but
eating little humble pie by side or the other that
tbe only interest excited now by one of them is an
unused curiosity to see which side will back out We
fnrnn. !, nose turn IL Is this time.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
The Strength of the Enemy on the Kappa
hammock

The New York World of april 29:h gives the follow
ing clue to the strength of the army just routed by
Gen. Lee in Spotsyvana;
If the enemy are not posted to the strength OF all
lie armies in the field It is not the fault OF Secretaries
Stanton and Chase The former has given the precise
figures Of the Army Of the Potomac by telIhg tne
eSo- of The siek and what proportion they bear to
he well soldiers while the latter completes the expo
sure by giving in detail the amount of money PAID 70
the soldiers in every military department OF the Gov
ernment The cphering in this case IS very easy. II
en- Rockers l50 900 men require $4,000 600 10 pay
item, how many men has Gen. Grant IL SlO oOOVUO
Iii nav their obligations, and so as to the rest of the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
VERY DESIRABLE Farm FOR SALE

n The subscriber having determined 20 South his
farm Of five hundred and seventy FIVE acres privately
There is hundred and tweny or al Forest
with very fine plant land and tbou fifteen in old hed pine
balance in high state Of Improvement being we'll set in clover
There forty Ct creek bottom free from overflow and
fine land There eighty bushels Of Bowers Doughton wheat
seeded the place. hundred bushels
There will be hrdsed and dhy In this year. and
about seventy seyenyfve from which clover be
moved this summer Tobacco barns zed In good ORDER and
large strip house With chimney In the most convenient and
substantial manner raia barn. good, house and stable
large and neI Tbs house and n Of ice cabins
and oversee house good ard 10 splendid ORDER The dwelling
large and conveniently arranged with six Iooms besides base
men and the yard has jus, been enclosed The garden well
enclosed. A good orchard.
This farm les the South side Of JameI river in the county Of
Cumberland 10 good and healthy neghbohocd convenient
churches MILLS port Offices &c, about miles above
Richmond, and half miles Cartersvie Possession
given Immediately There everything the place for
beast for twelve months 70 Mules
&c. SCR
TERMS To suit purchaser, cash or credit. Call Ion
Parties wishing to view the premises will get CT packet boat at
Pemb.rton, where they can get conveyance
RID GOODMAN, 80
PATRICK II. JACKSON, Aucpr.,
Waltons Mills p. o.,
my 5-in Cumberland county Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
ADJr & INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE, |
RICHMOND, April 20, 1868. (
GENERAL ORDERS,

To Simplify the manner OF eecng discharges and fuoughs the
following orders condensea from those heretofore Issued are
published for the government Of The Army =,
When soldier, present with his regiment or company shs
unfit military service Ia consequences OF Woulu
namen or Of In the fed through the regmenta br-
gade ana statement Of the case with
by the surgeon the battalion regiment according TO the
in the escA Az ns Ss
or army commander he win endorse the order for the
vnon he OF Disability which win be sent back to be
lined nv the commanding officer Of the regiment CT battalion to
which the Invalid soldiers company belongs and afterwards for
by the Captain the Aduant aud Inspector
Ta will be signed by the regimenal baahtn
com and Final Statements made by the company COM
When the soldier present with his command certified TO
abOng under temporary ds Tnca t reg us 1eno
army the field, may grant i1rlopga Of thy lays
W9E I We ler i, abseni from his company battalion
REGIMENT ia hosoa unit for military service for reasons
non, upon The Of examining boardto
M Of two or mare medical officers established by The command
- ,hs Not Tor N there Euch board the senior urgeon
of e hospta may grant him fuough for thirty days. sub
jec extension ny the COMMANDER 81 ne % or army
send them to the commander CT the company be forward
ed BY him prescribed 10 rrsosd1g pm ru1 h9o aS
@ ~ h urgent the "Certcates o; Disability may be
@ NV ths surgeon directly the Surgeon General for
isrNau icb bsIog given The "Dehsrge VII be auhori-
zed from Adunt and Inspector Generais oe' ana inc
When soldier MS COMMAND certified by the
or Assistant surgeon OF the army 70 De unh o
ms the Of the post access TO the cumane r Of
tbe Department Of the army in the heid De dhcl may
h Ier Through 10 exceed thirty days, and submit the
caion for longer period, necessary to the general TO
commend the soldier may belong; without granting the
uroSgh he may refer to the discretion OF such
general. .,,a,.- hos h.sr djscharoed pnder
III by the Adiuant and Inspector Gen.
rais oase and the descIiptve list and "hna statements
nno he rad he mustered for payment upon hosPta
cam Nv Ss surgeon in charge upon his sdayit taken before
more Witnesses that he has not received pay for the pc
ia G which he claims II be due and that he is not Indebted
States Government beyond the amount stated
4 by him. AZ. ~ oro.. al nm de- ,b.se
viii he forwarded through department and army command
The Adutsnt and Inspector General and 70 he
o Of the company TO which the soldier belongs
VII An orders heretofore issued relating % and as
,rss for the causes aeloresaid are thereby revoked
ny 0raei' g. COOPER
(signedJ Adj and Insp'r Gen
| md-lW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
FROM sNIpHR,s BLuFR.

JACKSON, May IA despatch from sniders Bluff
states that the enemy maintained steady fire, yeser-
day. on our works at Grave Yard HILL temporarily dis.
ablDg one gun.
Deserters report that Sherman is. in command the
flag ship De Kalb. he has only ten regiments averag
hs three thousand men. The present demonstration
is a feint No real attack is intended.
They also report that two killed the turret-
edgunboat Chocaw. Over forty shots struck the Choc.
taw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
Az RICHMOND, May 1; 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS

GENERAL ORDERS
The tIcwins act Congress, approved oy me 5 IL
pessd T bs the act relating heretofore an
nouneea April 6h 1885, and as supplementary to said
act -. ,,,.d 81 An act 20 regulate mpressments
An act 70 ANON" ~ nv onicers Of the army"
S, S1iSs 70 IN said act the
That IN Al 49, ,bs Tonrty shall he believe the
o s, I and Just bis Approval r mol ss
endorse upon his reasons Tor 70 IN. owner his agent
or attorney and practicable ber sSRs to the
receipt snd appraemen ana us &c pdent and Governor
Ss STATE Who the and make Which vsa
as - bv me prope department for the ue o.
uo9 @ rss taken on certificate On the eppre' "
provided in the act Of which THIS IL ameHu''''
Approved April 9th, 1853,
By ORDER g. COOPER
lsgnedJ AdIt and InsPr Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
wnn Rounded Off.

oday twelve months ago, We chrOnicled the victory
of Williamsburg 1t was the end of period OF dark
ness and gloom in which had suffered the disasters
of Roanoke Island, Forts DOnesOn and Henry Nash
vile, Island No 10, and New Orleans 1t was the be-
ginning of glorious year Of victories, almost without
interruption as without parallel To-day we record the
latest triumph Of Southern valor in the victory OF
Charlottesville, and thus round of year of triumph
such as the annals of no country surpass.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
FROM GRAND GULF.

JACKSON, May 2-0ur troops withdrew to their
entertainments at Grand Gulf. The enemy made three
furious assaults and repuscd Bodies of our troops
are at points where they will probably interrupt or
capture Grerson. Grierson has destroyed the Govern
ment tannery near Magnolia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
NOTICE TO CONsCRIPTS.

ESRoLLfSG OFFICE BIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS,
RIcHNosD, NAV ID, 1863 (
IN COMPLIANCE WITH GENERAL OR
de89 Par II, A. l. G. o. ApllOh, 1868, all persons in
the city 81 Rhmon End counties osng 3rd Congressional
District holding temporary exceptions from Medical Examining
Board Of said district and all persons holding Permanent Ex
empons for DEAFNESS GENERAL DEBILITY and MYOPA NEAR
hereby required themselves said Ex
amning Board 70: further examination. The Medical Examining
sits daily Camp OF instruction This city, for exami
al in attendance have list OF the Of
persons embraced In the above order and strict compliance
with 4, Is hereby required. JNO A. COKE,
Captain and Enrolng 0fhcer
my4-5t 3fd Congressional District
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

MOTTO E.-The copartncrship of DEANE,
IN HoBsoS having expired Limitation, the business
be conducted under the style OF Dean James at
our stand heretofore Orr former
partner Geo W. Hobson being in the anxious
the buness OF the old concern speedily practicable
and request peons ind bed to them make payment 10
us with little delay posoe All claims against the concern
will be paid by us.
Deane liberal advances consignmens Of
Wheat Flour Corn and Produce Of all kinds and
continuance Of the patronage heretofore extended to the
old Arm DEAEE 4 JAMES,
my 2-lw BGsin Bank.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
10 rORRESPoNpENTs.

Lszs on 0g'iaS's mast % Sadr''''a % ~ ''''''
~ ,Slttsa on boa sSdSs q ~ paper goiH H0t % p
- n q re n I0zg Sanding, 0ugAt @ % tia0oa %
a I'll ~ ~ caaS b departed rom O6atary os'ee
- 49, Eines are ehgrged f0r ~ 0drslttseaeisS.
\ W caIn0t sbdsfEes . rsfsrn rEeeseo eoA'D'-'''~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
J. N. coBBs. W. D. MILLER. &C. W. PRICE
GENERAL COMMISSION
COBBS, MILLER PRICE

LYNchBURG, VA.

HAVING Associated themselves in business,
IL and opened the old stand James NJ Cobbs No. 146
Main stre viii receive consignment and give her persons
attention The sale OF Manufactured Tobacco Leaf Tobacco
Cotton Rice Wheat Flour Meal Sugar, Bacon, Lard Butter
and kinds Of produce consigned 10 them and VIII make
produce when 10 hand We
expect keep general assortment Of Dry Goods and sell them
prices low The exhorban prices for which we have to
70 SpssSsSao - 1850 coBss, MILLER PRICE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

a IINUOIIAM n HUN.
WHEREAS, a vacancy has occurred in the
representation Of Virginia in the Representa-
the Congress OF the Confederate States fhe
OF william Smith, tbs member elected from the district composed
the counties OF Alexandria, Spotyania Fairfax Fauquer
Prince william RappAhannock Culpeppei Stafford Orange and
King George Therefore JOHN LETCHER, Governor Of
oommonwea Of virginia by Virtue Of authority veyse1 in
Executive by do hereby require the officers civil militia
~ duty II IS hold elections election
held places Of voting prescribed by law day
TIE present month"; for msrber Of the Bcuse
~ al the vacancy afore1aid
Given under my hand Govsrncr, and under the seal
LIS of the Commonwealth at Richmond tls second day Of
May 1862 and in the eighty seventh year Of the Com
nonwealth.
JOHN LETGHER,
By the Governor
GEORGE W. MUSFoRD,
Secy Of the Commonwealth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
TO THE VOTERS OF PITTSYLVANIA


COUNTY, vA-At the solicitation Of ray sn hereby
nounce myself candidate represent he people OF the county
Of Pt.syvsna In the State Senate My duties In The field at the
present time Of importance by Of The sp ing
pa which has already commenced lender impossible for
appear before She people in dung the these
fore submit claims 10 unbiased people, with the hope that
my residence In the County and eoury curing
the present struggle will entiie to claims upon their su
While the post Of duty will dot permit be hone
Ills the eleciicn deem Il duty express
extent the principles by which, II elected, will b.
ernei.
dence conscors # the responsibility that would
eyolye upon one elected to important position time
viii be devoted the best Of suppyng
with and clothing gallant 10 the fe, With the
least possible injury the people, which by
lust and proper system Of distribution OF he
whole country. Our amply sufficient cntlrue
In service present army provided the per ''em Of dis
butt Of the supplies AID the proper Of obtaining them be
adopted.
large portion Of the State Of Virginia being, is tine
der Of mercess and vsn foe the increased taxa
on consequently imposed upon lie e-innR portion demand
aiou will be ect 10 fvor such action will best
enable the people 30 meet this demand
Lending hearty cooperation 10 tie General Government In
everything the urthersnee 81 ans with
al ge population home, Slip Of State viii ride the
in triumph and the present struggle he brouehto
speedy ard honorable close.
Should people cali to this position, will hest eff
discharge duties Of the oce In socept
able the people II elected will copnueto du ing
the present struggle where the post Of duty calls
April 20th 1862. d. DlCkENON.
zap 2I-20t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

ALLEN ENEnEs"-The New York World, Of tRs
2Sth ul, contains the suhOined report of in the
Superior Court of that city:
Geo. E. Kirk VI. Harman Hoover-It does not appear
wat the nature OF this action is The defendant moved
TO dismiss the plaintiffs complaint the ground that
the plaintiff alien enemy. He submitted afida-
Wits, showing that plaintiff had used dsoya language
in the city Of Washington, and had subsequently taken
up his residence in Richmond Va The Judge denied
the motion, giving his reasons, as follows:
The plain i'll is not an alien enemy within the COM
mon meaning of those words. The federal government
does not recognizes the idea that Virginia is OF
the States composing the United States and that its cit
liens not citizens Of the United States. A citizen
of Virginia is entitled to all privileges and mmunities
Of this State which citizen of any other State can
rightfuly claim in this State under any act OF Con.
gress this claim, if prosecuted to Judgment be
scated that furnishes why the action should
be dismissed. The fact that plaintiff is alien enc
my when it exists should be pleaded and not be attempts
ed to be avaled of on motion. Motion denied, with 81
costs to abide event.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
REBEL MOVEMENTS.

MURFREEsBoRo, April SO.-The near approach OF
the Rebel forces has afforded opportunities to deserters
to come into our lines Seventeen came in to-day
They confirm the report of the Rebel advance 10 a
point north of Duck river Some say that Folks troops
have moved eight miles north of Shelbyyile, on the
road to hurfreesboro' and that Hardee is at Wartrace
and Bragg at Bell Buckle. They say it Is Breckenridge
who is at Manchester and speak of him commanding
force. The rumors of Rebel achievements are
hrmed but the statements generally appear exaggerated
The deserters say that the Rebel Commanders talk
boldly and loudly of the intention TO drive Rosecrans
Out OF Tennessee. Their men get quarter rations OF
bacon, but plenty of meal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
|, & WILLIAMS, Auc-

NOTICR-TARDY & WILLIAMS, Auc-
IN ulneers and Commission Merchants, corner Cary and 18Th
streets Roanond Va-corne attend promptly TO the sale Of
Groceries Produce, &C. and solicit consgnments Auction
Sales every Being nteeed In the concern OF E
Rsn Co separate buslnes from the grocery department.
will be pleased to consgnments for the concern OF Dry
Goods Hats shoes &c either for prvase or auction Sales
2l--6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

JOHN LETCHER is a candidate for Cox
oREss In the Eleventh Congressional District.
ap2s-,de
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
DIED,

On Monday morning, the 9TH inst Mrs HARRIET A. GRAY,
wife Of the late inca Gray 10 the 6h year of her age
Her funeral II take place from her late residence Frank
street, Tbs (russaay) AFTERNOON, At AZ O'clock
The friends and acquaintance family are requeIted
tend. ' -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
THE WAR IN THE WEST.

We present balow, from Northern files, summary o.
their latest from the "Army of the Cumberland :
NEW REBEL PoLIoY-GENERAL GUERRILLA wAaTARE-A
BATTLE IMMINENT.
The Chicago Tribune isnformed that the Rebels have
gone to reinforce Marmaduke and Bragg aud a new
policy, it is believed, will be naugurated-a general
guerrilla warfare; aud many 60 far to assert dash
into the Northern States. The Confederates becom
ing rampant and they likely to carry the war to an
extreme. The time has gone by when the Rebels can
enter Kentucky with safety TO themselves Burnside
fully prepared TO meet them, and Rosecrans would cut
on their retreat. Bragg will doubt give battle to
koseerans immediately
ADVANCE OF THE REBELS
AURFREEsBoRo', April 2S.-A despatch to the Tr-
oune says: The facts derived from the best official
are that our scouts report the advance OF the
enemy to Breech Grove and Wartrace, nine hours
march from this point 1t is probable that the enemy
advanced in force without artillery to counteract sup
posed general advance of this army which the enemy
imagine indicated by Gen. Reynolds expedition to
McMinnville. At the same time they may intend re-
connoissance in force. They have been reinforced
somewhat: but no military man here dare hope for
such good fortune attack upon the Army of the
Cumberland at MurreesbOro. 1t is reported that Gen.
Bragg has been appointed chief Of the Artillery De-
partment by Gen. Johnston.
April 20.-It is thought generally that the rebel de-
monslration yesterday made for the purpose of
10 luus
Van Dorm and Wheeler at liberty to act his tanks
with their cvalry, and also TO enable them, with the
force North of Duck river, to defeat any attempt that
might be made similar TO the one McA innVlle. At
present all efforts of rebel cavalry on our TANKS are
futile.
BRAGG RELIEVED BY PRICE AT TULLAHoMA-1HE REBELS
ABOUT TO ATTACK IN FORCE.
hURFREESBORO', April 2S.-A despatch to the Cincn-
natl Gazette has the following There are rumors that
the enemy are making grand movement towards MUIR
reesboro. Some believe that within the last fcrtyeght
hours their entire line has been advanced and the bead-
quarters OF both Bragg and Johnston established at
Shebyvile. As near asI can ascertain from various
rumors, the situation to-ngh follows Two brgades
OF the enemy at Bell Buckle eight miles from Mlers'
burg. Cheatbam'S command is at Guyers Gap, twelve
miles and half from Murfreesboro'.
Contrabands say heavy force is on the Dooltte
Pike, where they have thrown up Entertainments.
Price has assumed command of Tnllahoma, relieving
Bragg The former is reported to have brought large
reiniorcementS but this is unreliable Previous rumors
OF considerable Rebel force at Manchester are to day
confirmed On the Triune road they have strengthened
their force, as again medtaug attack on Franklin
Union men, refugees, deserters and cOntrabands from
thsScinty of TullahOma and Shelbyvile express the
opinion that if we don't advance against the Rebels,
they will shortly advance against US.
Il Is reported that the Rebels $4,000 strong at
Tullahoma two weeks ago.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
I'D. QR's, KING 4 QUEEN @. II.
- APRl 2iTH, lsC3.
TO THE VOTERS SOLDIERS, Retayess, and Citis,rs)
or THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIS

THE VOIEho lS0idtefS, [IeJdIfeS, ana Jtltzsrsl
or THE iSECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT
thereby ahe repeated and calls made upon my
friends and Ct the army myself eand
represent the Second Congressional district in the
Confederate Congress.
have delayed long in respondln publicly these cs
the fact that regarded myself having been already
nouneed a candidate.
But Put ell doubt the subject at rest have concluded
do signature.
Situated as and many Of the voters 10 the army
and the difficulty In other respects Of seeing the people, sha
be compelled 70 rely entirely friends represent
tere in the lave neither the time or innson,
der the existing circumstances, To canvas the qusss,
Grateful for the kind and appeals made
the confidence expressed ability
only PROMISE IL elected TO your that
the country with energy and fsthfulnes'.
Oar army must all be sustained, and the
Of the soldier well and literally supplied To these sub
ects especially, II elected shall devote
and Efforts wing that the depends the Of
and that the Of the The liberty add
happiness cf people, The Of the soldier the
the people and the sustaining the ensures the liberty rights
aDd happiness OF the whole
therefore, pull harmoniousy and rs night fol-
lows day.. honorable peace will be the OF the
brave soldier and the country.
nv 2-Gt d. GOODWIN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
IN THR MIDST on EXCITING EVENTS

II must not lose sight OF those home upsn
Of which much Of future salty depends ny yoeg Mr.
RICHARD r. WALKER we shah The eltci Of De
gate In the General assembly In whsn the peoples oereo
may safe'y be reposed. - mNb-Its
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

CALF fDISTRIBUTION-The people of
~ GoOchand vii apply a. Cedar POia 'o their Salt as fol-
lows: . -
The 1s district May 9Th End IN ard Sh 49, on 9th
ana llth and 9Th, on 12tA May Bring bags ana e exact
change.
EVER applicant viii receive pounds Of Salt for each member
nnnber ~ bts family N d. KEAN,
mo 8s Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05
TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTIES

Ihs-eby announce ny,e candidate Dele
gates for the sbove-nameg counties.
RpS0-d1Wc9t Z. p. FAUNr LFR0Y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

Strawberries were selling in Augusta, Ga, last week.
at $l25 per quart.
The COmmtttee Of Safety in Mobile have resolved to
publish the 1ames of all persons no refuse to accept
Confederate money in payment Of debts or obligations.
The rep ort that an engagement had taken place at
Pascagou'.a Fla, is untrue.
The venerable Episcopal Church james Island s.
G., has been burned to the ground 1!he woods we're
fire anT. communicated the flames to ne building.
The. friends of General W. II. T. Walker have pur
chase for him. in Charleston mag Gfcent war steed
for two thousand dollars. ~
The Treasury notes funded in ei ght per cents. Al
Montgomery, Ala, reached nearly s 100000, and al
Columbia, S. c., S5O00OOO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

YANKEE RULE-The Yankee General Potter, COM
handing at Washington, N. c., has issued character
istic order, as follows:
WHEREAS, There is every reason to believe, that
during the receatsege communication has been carried
on between residents OF this town and the enemy by
means Of Signals and whereas many of the residents
have openly displayed their sympathy with the rebel
beseging forces:
Is therefore ordered That all pei sons residing with
in our lines who have not already Civ en- who shall
give satisfactory evidence of their loyalty to the United
States Government shall remove With FIVE days beyond
the Federal Lines. The Provost Marshal will see th.
order carried into effect
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The gentleman who
~ left his Pocket Book ticket Office of the Theatre on
Saturday night while purchasing tickets get by
ing on the TREASURER
my 0-2t New Richmond Theatre.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

CAPTAIN VIM. II. DULANY, of Fairfax will
be candidate for the State Senate
my5-3t' FAIRPAX :
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-05

SALES POSTPONED.-Our Sales of Drv
Goods and Hardware advertised for THIS WEEK are for the
present postponed KENT, PAINE 4 CO.,
myo-H Aucs