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NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS

~ Between ;kc ages OF T., and Is years,
AL pprson- IN ;hr Cnit:r-ss!un.! Dl,t.i
The ages Of ig-"n and orty:ve whether Residents
any on pO: zion i the Stat oil Otter Siates
crchy ord rel r,pnrt, in Oh drEc" 10 l. Dclama
ten of the President Of the Confederate States dated
July l6'h 1861! III t'"ir respective Cuur I0>es and En-.
rolling Offices. or examination :nh -nron=Lt. the
days N-d in the aniSN =. notice -: the examining
e-nns
This no'iG' includes NIL persons whether they SUP.
sit ted in the army have received p!-ru- asch ,s"s
unrS, tn pon has been evenly Enrolling OF.
iic"r Boar Df Exam na"n Orr Imperative 20
trr:: t-srrtr7 81 " ho iail % report
l. & TALIAFERRO
Oh. and En- ;cc Officer, 9Th Con DIT.
1. undersigned Pres dent 81 ,hr E.ln!TIinG r n-i Cor
the III Congressional District u.drr Gri-ral Orders No.
- Ad;u;ani and Inspector Generals O!cr, hereby Givr-
he slowing days TO- the examination of cOEscrips who
shall bl" their respective Court huSr and Z
ruling Offices in pUrsraa o. n" above notice:
Albcnarlr Coa;.ty: Ausus; : :. In and 9TH
Ne'sm 9Th ard ''h
Amherst " 9th and tp:h.
Is nchOurs, ilth, i:ih IN J l3,h.
CampbrIl e iifh AID Eth.
FIuv.nna lTh AMI 18th.
buckingham " 2rhand2si
PETER WINSTON.
i.Iy aJ.lg: President Examining; D: 'arI
TWO VIRGINIA LADIES wish situations as
1 TEACHERS in private families 20 teach iIe Ing
l-h branches, French Hnl Music.
Re cr"ncr5 given and Required.
.iitre-,
TEACuIR K,
Loeb T."nnnd Post Office,
is *--;t' Go0cilaEd county, Va.
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FROM CHARLESTON

tnAaLEsroS, July 2G.-All quiet this mora.
ing. There was occasional firing yesterday
aud last night on the enemy's works on Nor.
ri, Island. The enemy are erecting Il new
battery about six hundred yards from battery
Wagner. Their wnrkmen are ANNOYED by
our guns on James Island. The guuboa;s and
Mentors have been comparatively quiet ior
the last two days. II is supposed they were
taking on ammunition all day Yesterday
Several additional bl"ckairrs and TRANSPORT,
arrived yesterday (some with troops. The
enemy are SUPPOSED TO be landing more troops
Il. Little Folly Inlet. and will probably make
an attack sometime this week. \ French
war steamer stopped of the bar yesterday
rived ut Wilmington.
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NEWS By 'TELE


Gen. MEAnES HEADQUARTERS At
WAhEENTGN- SEnGWME MOVING
ON FREDERICKSBURG, DC.
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
trLpEfER {. H.. July 2Tth-,;cn Meades
headquarters were at Harrenton Saturday
Scdswick is reported 20 be moving towards
Fredericksburg.
y party OF cavalry h:Ionsing t" STARTS
command captured, iii Saturday last an Aid
OF Gen. Upton within 100 yards of Mcate'4
hnninunri..rs
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TREASURY NOTICE AS TO FUNDING
TREASURY NOTES.

RICHMOND. Jnre l, 1863. )
al, HOLDERS OF TREASURY NOTES,
A issued prior TO 9th April lso3 notified that nnh
IN. La Angus: ensuing Inclusive they can be funded IN
seven Der cent bonds After that date the uoses bearing
date prior TO st December ls caH oionSerb funded
Those which besr between lst December Ieo2, and
9Th April 1853 be funded IN even per ents at any
time on or before LIST August 1885, after which date they
are fuadabic only in four per cents.
dabe IN per cert. bonds presented within one year
from the st day Of the nh printed scro.s their face
ats. ba: eS they NE iunda5s sfy n tsSf 1T ssa"'
ynne 3-e,lstErs Secretary nf Treasury.
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1.5oo REwARD.-ASseordrd On III" nigh, Of t!

- 5O0 REYARD.-A6scordrd III" night o; tie
- I5th in t. from Ampihill the retiGenIe I.
Ms John watkins, Ches-rficld county,
THREE YOUNG AND LIKELY MICRO MEN;
namely: tom. JOHNSTON, ard DANDSGDGE.
TOM i about - years old. about live feet OK 10 hr>
high Of da ginger bread cU!cr. rather to"nc' i'0S'
quiet f.m-a1or and 81 ~ OF speech.
cambridge. il about % years DID, rather orfsa' nu-
t,o Intelligent, and quick .oaen, nearly Or qa1 Elk
JOHNSTON. is abort 81 years old, father dark nu
st abgut o.. FEET cgh, inches high ratio gsu3 an1
sucr OF speech though Intelligent, I'D quick in III
rh. ,bore reward viii be paid for tn delivery q the
TuREE u Amp.hi!l, near Dr-wrys Biuh; OF, oiof
the delivery esther CT them az 'be SAM place h-
sup ,i.!or IS that they making heir"ay 10 the 40
JOSEPH II. WATKINS. Es'or s.tate CT
jyGt- gw2t, JOHN "Fl hl'H. p-F ~,
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PESsAcorA-Te see it stated that this
place is perfectly deserted, and left in an a.
most desolate condition, the grass and weeds
growing all over the place, and but four or
five families living there. 1t is considered as
neutral ground by both the enemy's and our
troops, there being white flag nailed up in
the place. Our men frequently 60 over in
little sail boats to gather figs that grow in
rich abundance there.
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Abiding to the conduct of the few aliens in
Charleston, wh no have skulked in the hour of dan.
ger, the Courier" e4caims Shame on the re-
creanls. if such there be, who, after living for
years in the city, and finding it very good
and pleasant place to make money in. suddenly
discover i'll this hour of trial. that they have con.
scien:ious or national scruples against bearing
arms. 4 city and country not worth fighting
for and dying for. if need be-, not worth living
in: but these strikers and slulkers should have
reached this conclusion and taken themselves of
before the war.
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APT & INSP. GEMS OFFICE, |
RIcHNoSD, July q, 1868.

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 100.
l. When the supply of salt is adequate, and
fresh meat is issued ottener than thrice week,
the salt ration will be fixed at three quarts TO
the hundred rations.
II. Commanding officers have no authority
to alter or fix the ration established by the
Secretary Of War. .
III. Quartermasters at supply Depots, will
respect the requsitions made by quartermas-
tiers receiving take. in kind, for grain sacks.
By order.
(signed) g. COOPER,
fy3s-Iy -, Adjt, & Inypt. Gsul.
SWRiF" cbiy lw
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The Savannah "News" announces that
Gov Brown has secured the services of Gen.
Gustayus ". Smith, late nf the Confederate
army, to assist him and Gen. Wayne in forti-
fling several very important points in the
State against the raids of the enemy. The
News" adds: "Gen. Smith is said to be one
of the best engineer officers in the Southern
Confederacy; has had more than twenty
years experience in military affairs"
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How TUE YANKEES FIGHT THEIR NEGROES
An officer who was present and took part
in the last battle on Norris Island, accounts
for the courage displayed by the negroes in
the assaults on Battery Wagner. The black
prisoners we're first drenched with whiskey,
aud then told to 60 forward, that ten thousand
men were close on their rear, and every ne
gro that faltercd would be shot down or run
through with tho bayonet. In this way the
poor deuded wretches were hurried forward
to certain destruction.
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THOROUGH WoRX.-The Mayor of Savannah
has issued proclamation requesting all resi-
dents of the city to organize for home defence,
and all managers of stores, workshops, or
other places OF business to close them at .
o'clock on Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
for the purpose of drill. He directs that an
enrolment DO made of every man in tue city
capable of bearing arms in its defence.
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The steamer Imperial, from, St. Louis, ar
rived at New Orleans on the 18th with cargo
of produce. She was received with salute
of one hundred guns. We. hope to hear that
such attempts to navigate the riyg are falnted
by On indeepits gambsr Of hostile gums. This
!; no TIME tof delay.
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ToDAcco-TnE GILMAN CAprED.--Two hogs
heads Of tobacco were sold in this city last
week hy John Broker: salesman, William Il.
Ghosa, for Mr.. 4. V. Watkins, of Halifax
county. at unprecedented prices. One hogs
head with weight l. 34 pounds. brought four
hundred and twenty-five dollars per hundred
(S5,244 so: the other, weighing j > pounds
nct, brought two hurlrci and thrty-four
dollars per hundred i%;3,4H% Isl Total
amount Tor Tie two hogShca,lS S.; 9S.-
This tobacco was BOUGHT bv Mr.. John E.
White for Messrs. VIM Il. Johnson ~ Bro.
manufacturers. Petersburg.
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SOUTHERN ESTERrR1sE.-Therc is an estab.
lishment in Atlanta. Georgia, which turns out
one thousand artificial teeth per week. All
the materials employed, such as metal, tale,
kaoep, felspar, with the exception of platina,
arc produced in the Confederacy. Messrs.
Brown & Hasse are the enterprising propric-
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BY FLAG CT TRcCr.-The Federal steamer
New York. arrived 1T City Point on Sunday
morning, having on board the body .! Col
Miller, OF the I'd Mississippi. who was killed
at Gettysburg. by the same boat Mr. Paul,
the French Consul for Richmond. vino has
been absent about two months in thu North,
arrived, and reached this city on yesterday.
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NECOSD CALL FOR BIDS FOR COTTON
- BONDS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C. 5. A.,

RICHMOND, July Il, ls60
Sealed bids will be received by the Secretary Of th-
Treasury at any time before IL U ock ". o; the 9Th u
August St the purchhs: OF five millions OF doars
O six per ceut 70 year birds, with coupons payable H.
s,ton or coin, is.uc "nd-r :hr &C; Of Congress. APP
proved April }J,h 1868 The DDS - be issued Will
each b. u tue sum vf 81 DO ard bids will b. accrp c for
one or more bonds Each hid must be endorsed Bid for
Cotton Bcnd." ami riust enclose Certificate OF deposit
In the rne he TrsasurGr OF per cent OF the pur
chase money nude with tG Treasurer As.t2ni Treas
urer. CT D. osi:atv thc Treasury The deposit
vii! be returned II the not c-Ptsd-and accept
ed, will be applied In ryneat OF the purchase money
IL ;he tsrn, of pa - - urs complied with. vii! b.,
forfeited if not ":.,icd with Bids &C epcd must be
paid within .a afer noic" Of ascep snce III cur
rent Tr,aur, ss-. half ct least al which snail be
CT the iss;es sIOsrquear = l-t april. l-o3
4 copy Of the bond may be- at ANY cEice CT the
Treasury department. -
Is 0ned.j {. II. NfA"iHGbf'
~ I}-3,awt5uuc Secretary OF th- Treasury.
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Hurcnu OF CONSERVATION,
IfuFVFN VT F8"ft''-f f''-'1'' :
gI..HAoSD. Va, July '!'.;, ls'.:i.


To .7erou- nlciri"s aud 20 cor r"t r. - 10
up.ommou III, following NOTICE Published % al con
c.rnsiS
Under the recer; cal! q! te Presiirn. e-;c7H7@ fs
eon-eript age AL sub't; unS have ceased % o ."II ~"
substitute IS old AND - 81 Otherwise
exsmpt by law.
/. Membership, unlcss OFFER duly acr"p2Ih ny 80
S.r DE- arnent of licsl rgaalzs:i,as fr aou" :=ase
or special scr7ice on-rs ca''a 20 cxe ion n ~ r""'
fed. ae service: 6cibcr does s'rv!tc n r r!tr !r's
n Of officer, actually "a e"inu!asH who lave acy
~ lif.d
Ba,e In l. ow per. whenever tn ,-rFi:-- u "i ms
uhr,i-u.. ar. 70 :he Government f2I: ="y cA''s
OF -r than t!l- c.-ra;irs OF war.
T. Applications 70: exemption. on any r:oun" T'h:r'er
nu.; III be addr-. tbs l0ca eaEols c!ece "lo,
ifh- hes not pnrr 20 Sct or IS IN ""uo' "'H Feirf
them 10 Aist.r ahor!:y with repcrrot III. facts N
s:rN .dr-sed direct higher authority w!ll neers6eTiy
AMI invariably De referred hac> Cor local s1s'u s;iah M
report, and the applicants will taui have ue!s-=ty o'i
time ard prolonged IL pen,e:
Appeals againo: adverse dee:tons % local nac-rs III
be for yarded by them for hes-as, when sIT scs!e7
ground OF appeal sat forth: 49,
Comuoax. ots OF couscsp.s viii gle ~. cot - "S
- IA IN tbs local press Of thsirI:a"s:s''"
G.. ". LAY. L. Co, 4 [. o.
Acting )hi.t pt HuTr''-
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MAYORS N5HSaY G!iy "77.-~Iasla.
j. Malone and Richard S9u.h.I, were c,,a"ccd
with stealing three blankets. len pqapds or
tobacco, and three oil cloths from the guar!
at the Libby prison. and Conr.,. HcaAcr wa
charged with receiving the same, knowing the
same to be stolen goods. The pa.ties. free ne
groes were remauded iDr trial hainrc the
Ilustings C1u:t on Ii" III Wednesday IL Au-
gust.
May, !. La:e Of James Moore CHARGED viii.
having run away from her master. va. "r,!rr-
ed ten !a>iics and sent home
CatLarine BIankinship and her iau -htcr
Ella, Il good looking. but llazcn faced girl,
: we're charged with keeping Il dSnrcrly and
ill-govcrncd house Of evil fame, where both
men anal women resort bnth ,ay anu night
for the purpose of prostitution. ThrY were
each required 10 give security in rho SUM u!
three hundred dollars 10 lcayr the Comn,rn-
wealth. or be OF good behavior The bail WIS
not forthcoming, ~ the frail creatures were
sent to that rirket;v establishments, tho iaiI,
until some OF their funnda,n friends should
appear Tor their relief.
Maria, slave Of Colonel Davis. and Anna
slave 10 i. j. Grant. were charged with living
Mt the hu'ISc 81 Catherine BlnuEi.,.fIip. i.r the
purpose of prostitution. They were discharged
rs they had been hired hy the ra:t;"s l> SER
wants.
Nathaniel Marks was CHARGE, with rccciy-
ing forty three pounds oI horseshoe nails.
knowing The same to have Leen stolen from
\. Il. lirScumb. The nails were valued 1T
Sl.Ij. The case WAS continued till the Doth
inst,and the part bai!ri in the sum Of five
hundred dollars.
Edward p. Gentry was charged with run
ming Il cart in Tie city wi,hou: license. He
was fined for the offence.
Thomas Heath was wandering about the
CITY, said he had no place 70 stay: was from
Petersburg. He was sent home -.
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TIE CENTRAL TEAINs.-The regular schcd-
nle is now i'll operation on the Central Railroad,
the completion Of the repairs upon which we
mentioned yesterday. Tine maitland passenger
trains leave daily 1T CSC, \. VI. the accom-
modation trains leave daily. Sundays excepted
ut 3celock. J.. VI. The freight trains run also
- usual
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RECREANT Observation-Disclosures NJ.
Aaron. alias John MITCHELL and Matthias
More, alias WIN. Patterson. 'l"SrrtcrS from
the Confederate army. were found Among tie
Yankee prisoners on Yesterday. thcv having
Joined tie Federal army. They were sent to
Castle ThuE,irr - aw::i: trial.
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oAIEACTS will be made at the Confederate States
t-1-! richmond. Virginia, for the following named
r' :. :hc dimensions annexed. TO be delivered at the
: s-r. II Drpots near Richmond
4s for furnishing any portion Of the sa.ne, green
i:..'n-i. will be received :ili l0th August next:
.:"gp feet inch pine plank
..2t'O 3xi scantlinS, &C. 20 and 80 fee. long
sac Ike Is, ~ and ~ " "
800 3Sl2 Joists, l6, 20 and 80 T.
,.,O Pinch plank
5000 Poplar plank, II inches thick
Ban Walaut plank. from 9 10 inches thick
:Ncsl " inch thick
'HHo Va white pine. to inches thick
@'V.Spokes, Driven white osk) 213s 80 inches long
'giH Shingles
y :o!"a ing named 10 be Of White Oak, Spanish Oak
low C-k. Turkey Oak, fee from shakes. splits or
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An Ordinance Corcerniny .es fr'oe' Passed J"'y l.

An Ordinance Corerainy F-se Fcyroes Pcs'ed j"y D.
itUJ.
Isl, Re ordained by tn. Council # ID" ciy Of Rim
m,od Th NJ free negro shall be permitted 10 'one iio
to cit: OF RcLmoad for tie purpose Of trailing. or f"r
ANY OF er purpn-r rnlss :" sHall first obtain fom Jus
TIC. OF the Peace the county in which he rrridss Ss
the Mayor ,.,
~ That he police ticer- night watch an clerks g" W
markets shall all free ncsrce, without spch Ger IL
Gates. :. III :,
81 Every free negro violating this ordinance sh"l! '
punished with stripes at the discretion Of the Mayor.
It'll This ordinance shall tax" effect rom the lrs' uay
" 4 rcpy A. W. MORTON.
iuy l5.2awilstau CierE CoHEc''-
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p r I N T / N G =.

PRINT TING.
INQUIRED BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING OFFICE,
On 18th street, opposite the American Hotel
Having recently made new additions to our
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, we
are now better prepared than heretofore to exc
cute every style of Book and Job Printing,
such as
BOOKS, CHECK BOOKS.
PAMPHLETS, RECEIPT BOOKS,
POSTERS, RAILROAD TICKETS,
HAND BILLS, BALL TICKETS,
CARDS, PROGRAMMES,
LABELS, TINE TABLES,
COMPANY REPORTS, ADJUTANT'S DO,
&C., &c, &c.
Having some of the most experienced work
men in our employ, we feel assured that our work
will be turned ont in superior style.
Our prices shall in all cases be reasonable.
No orders from distance will be attended to,
unless they bring the cash with them.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on our JOB PRINTING OFFICE, we
tender our services to those who may need
them.
Printing in gold, and in colors, blue, red
ronze, &c, done at short notice.
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II q py--- Itstt
jay l3--cw4w J. D. CHRISTIAN, Crk.


VIRGINIA: In Chnnccry.-At Eu-s he'd n tn
Y Clerks office If II mover Circuit Cour, &oGcuy
the 9th day OF July, 1868
Edmund w Allen, OF Ike chdrrn and heirs l=
Wiliiam.Aen deceagcd prt.
against
John w. Allen nonresident, RohertII Allen, NJ tche
Allen. VIM. Allen, J,4tph Ii. allen, frsnc;s NJ. Allen.
and ,mes b. Al'n, Dts.
The Bject OF this suit Is sell the land e VIM Alien
deceased: a i. appearing by affidavit filed in the
cause that John W. Ale OF the lesatets
the tate Of VIM AilCn, deceased Is uonrr NJ of
the State OF Viz. and noion of the plaintiff il
ordered that the re idnt defend mt do appear
within mcnh after due publication trcrccf aud DO
what IL u-cessHy TO rctec his interest in his use md
tina COPE OF t:.s order he ru shed IL the Richmond
a. iu!rcr paYer ruahcdi / the city n: chmu d, for
fonr weeks succrssv.l and COPY sted Q; the front
door o: court house OF this ccuu:y On the first day Of
the next CoEuty CouIt.
4 Copy-Teste,
iuly 13-.cwtw j. D. CHRISTIAN Clerk
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s. rI'HE ARMY END navy iIESSESGER,"
/ Prhshrd by the
EVANGELICAL TRACT SOCIETY.

PETEKSBUFtT, va,
The Representative Of all Denominations,
Is furnished Private Soldiers and Sailors SrctHi,oHsy
TIL" Messenger ha. ready and equal access 10 SOLDIER
II ALL denominations and 10 soldiers q! No cn"mna.
ton, meets with universal wccon. in every camp.
]; has been recommended Jy General LIZ and by u:any
other eminent officers who have contributed TO iis sup
port. II il prr.emn.nty The soldiers Gnd sailor paper
specially GesigneG 10 interest and profit them.
To The increasing demand for IT, from our armies,
East, West and South, much larger edition than has
ecn heretofore issued is required. But the expense il
erea Donations solicited from all who are Disposed iC
sustain this enterprise and have heart the moral
and religious welfare OF our defenders.
Address, "REv. a. W. MILLER, Cor. Sccy
EvanS. Tract Society, Petersburg, Va .
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iune lT-ct1 avg

nIyIDEND RICHMOND AND DANflLtE
~ RAILROAD CO-The Board Of Directors Of the
Richmond and Dan willie Railroad Company have declared
a semi annual dividend of sa per cent ca ts cep'Isi
stock payabls Monday. August I'D, lsb3
'rbe hooks rs trsn.trr will closed until II Sd of Au
rust 1863 j. u. BLAIR, Auditor.
July ls-eod 3daug .
T OaT-A Certificate of Deposit Of $1,000, NO. 81,
Treasury Department, April llth 1863, In the Name
WIZ Blackburn. All persons are cautioned again max
ing any payment for receiving said certificate
1r m-fsu6y. VIM BLACKBURN
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, e. 8. A., }

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, q. 9: A,}
RICHMOND, May II, 1863.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all holders Of two year
IN Treasury notes Ssued under the act Of May 10th,
1861 that they In and present the said notes for
funding the Treasury one OF s Depositores Oh
or before the Slst day of July ensuing they will be de-
barred the privilege funding. The said notes arc en
tied be funded in eight per cent bonds payable IN e'
years. ,,,,,,,.or,
(Sgucd} O. Il MEmmiNahk,
may l2-ctiAng Secretary ni iretVnrY
OFFICE VIRGlSIA & TENNESSEE r. Co., ,
Lynchburg June 49, 1863.
VNHE Board If Directors Of this Company having de-
clared dividend Of Fix cert upon tile stock othe
Company pay, bic TO the stockode. or their To- al re-
their Office in the city OF LynchburS on
and ar er tho lst day Of August next.
The transfer books will be closed on the 10Th July anc
closed until LIT August Therefore those persons
owning stock who have had the transfer made TO
them viii before the ljts Of uy, m the dvi
dend will be placed the cfedto the party in
the stock stands on that day
BY order of the Board, ..
+. g. MORRISON,
junel7ctlaug iressuftr'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-28

VIRGINIA.: in Chanrery.--At Rules I'D in the
' CT ,k.s office OF II U rcuit CoHrt, on MONDAY
he 9th day Of July, 1865:
William 4 Nc!s u, William Newt-n, aud Mary MP,
his wi:e end + Tallcy. admir- of DR. w Nelson, de-
ceased, Plaintiffs,
aS,insi
Susan urwell, Caroline Pollard, Norborue T Page.
Mary Ceshe p &C. Robert Page, Anne Page and William
Page. infsnt children Of William a Page, deea Joaph
Atkins II sud Sail. Lis wifi Co rye CnrT,caef and
Ma $, HI vie, Richard Corh,n, w .rbin, -
Dick son ~ Fanny c. his WIFE who was Fl.Ity
Coroin, daughter o. James Corbi'. ka Cfnor' In
Ja'res t'orbin, Jr., al infant Sally Nes n, Lucy
Neson, Charles Cashe and Ea ny his wife, M'ry Nell
SOD, Hugh Nelson. an' William No son The last Of HON
il infant. Henry NJ Robinson a." Lucy Z, bis WIFE
Emma Robinson, .er and Cath rim his wife,
daughter ofN Nes II. deed, Blanch Nelson William
NeS ~, the unknown heir. o. Cbas Thomas Nelson,
OF :.orb"rae T Nrlso7, De vnlantS.
The object o, this suit il 20 sea the land and laves be-
longing 20 estste OF Or. Willam Nielsen, deed.
Ard II appearing by affidavit h-d in the Cause that
the heirs OF Norborne r. Ne decd, rsid.nts
of 81 Stse Of Virginia; II motion of tho plaintiffs
pptsr with month after publ ca ion thereof
and wat is 10 pote their interest In this
cause and that copy oft is ucder &c published in the
Richmond "Enqui' err, paper publish il The city of
Richmond, o. four weeks s"ccssTvrlS and cop. post
at the front oor o: the Court House OF this county
the hist day Of the next County G. urt.
AG"py-Teste:
inv l3-cN4w J. d. CHRISTIAN CYk