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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

PRAYKR MKErISG-We are requested to state that DIR.
Hobson OF Kentucky, who was incarcersted for four
months by the Lincolntes and for eight months past
has been chaplain in General Morgan's command, will
take part in the exercises at tina prayer meeting this
evening at o'clock in the First Presbyterian Church.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

ASSIvEEs lEIEs The following evcnts occurred in
the month Of June last year: Sth Fremont repulsed
By Jackson at Cross KEYS; Ssh Shields routed by Jack
son at Port Reputc 18Th General Susrs first daring
reconnaissance; 10th the battle cf SoessOnyie; 10Th
the battle Of Mech anscsvle The FIRST Of the series Of
battles before Richmond; 27ta the battle of Cold Har-
boz; 2s,b the bas,e Of Sayages Station S0,h the battle
OF White Oak Swamp.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

ExuuSAr1oN OF r. S. FosRE.-The examination of
Robert s. FOrde, for the urder of Robert f. Dixon,
will commence in the Hastings Court at 10 O'Clock this
morning. The Court has determined. to meet this
hour hereafter aud witnesses and others requested
to take notice Of the fact.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

GEs. BsEcKrsRlDGE's D .vIAoS--A correspondent f
the Chattanooga Rebel writing from Braggs ARMY, ss!
that General Breckinrilges Division has been broken
up, and the pieces scattered BE and his staff with one
of the fragments bave been sent to another FIELD Of
labor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09
FRnr SNFEO[K.

The Petersl urg Express has Information direct from
suffolk, which it says is entirely rehble. -Four days
AGO there we're about 10000 Yankees a. SL1k and be-
tween there and Norfolk. Tho rumor which has pre-
vailed for several DAYS that SuHjk was being evacuated
has no foundation in truth sany Of the large guns mount
e uhas Gen. Longstreet 10 he vicinity have been
removed and iorseatOns are being thyOrn up at Bow
crs HILL eight niles above Portsmouth. To- probably
gave rise to the runor. The Express says
The Yankee pieke,s nov extend only few los from
Suflk in the direction Of Blokwater, thougi The cav
airy ireqt emily passing through the cou' - sur
rounding
Our Informant vas in Suffolk during the siege Of Gen.
t)ngsrest a repeeseats the Yankees being greatly
el,rmsd Had Lougstrest attacked the place or the
hrss day Of bis ARRIVAL t could have been taken with liz
te loss on ou side. Blu after achievements arrived
determined resi, lance would have been made.
All the eczers arrested here have been released eI-
cent Richard Hozer. Who is sl held for some cause
INK owp Elisha Norflet is still prisoner in Suffolk
and sick In the hospital.
The depredasons have been much increased since
Longtreets forces retired and the whole country sur.
Fourdiug Suffolk is being jesOlted-scores Of families
driven out IRON home without change O. clothes or
moc,hlul % ear.
7he f0lovng Is coEFeet lst q bouses huruei DIR
'ug and since TIE siege o. Lougsreof, w hH-14 Nor
let's houses on his Hand place. Pdgh place and Ra g
place: Jno r. kilbys Retreat iaru T. II. RaNls, Jan
3 Norasets Ltss-er fam; Mills Z. Ridick Mrs. Gisb-
Elisha Everelk james Ritdick, H. L. Eppes b-rn
aud outhouses; R.ch'd Lawrence, Geo. W. Rid N
Thomas G7iggs, George r Smith, Amos S,slli
fralkhn Brothers Benz d. Smiths Jones place, Ia a
LaDgs.en, David z. WRIGHT, HAdy Nord.et A. o..
R,by, Mrs j. W. Oberg,'s barn, Daniel H..
B,rl, Juo d. NoClenuy, James r. saunders Parker
place end his M \ g. ruben, Na,h1 Norh-ti
Amos T. barrel, j. Pruden, Mrs. Mary Pruder,
R'c'd + Rldick's Keeling place, A. W. tn ner, ST -,
4 NJ Turner Ir samuel Key and The and
-ou,es OF Jesse Falghmau.
A urher up toEard Black water the houses Of John
SimoDs, joshua SInOns, james 81. kellerny, Vim. Il.
q W John K elements and Walter II. Eley have been
barhed. The whole country is being ruined Many
iamiles robbed every JLDg Ike clothing and pro
visions, whose houses have not been burned.
An Jhe records Of the Clerks office IN Suffolk have
been removed 20 Fortress Monroe.
The presses and type Of the Cbrisiln Ssa Office in
S-IJlk, have also been carried OF North recently.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

NIRGINIA.--At rules holden in the Clerk
Circuit Court Of Charlotte the day OF lure
1868:
Thomas Pugh, guardian Of James g. Baker,
phnuh,
AgdiHd
MScea b. Baker, Thomas J. BAKER, VIM Baker, John A. DS
ksr Eli al T. kerr mes s. Baker Ihsm Harvey and Mary
Ia wife, ERbett Ro Ees and Nanny hs vile and Robert
j. smth and Elizabeth D. his wife, defendant.
IN CHANOEEY.
The obe OF tht suit Is 70 obtain TO sell invest
The proceeds Of OF land Of 2S6& Charlotte
~ and tgo let by Wm. p ke-, deed, MAeca
Bsker bis widow for lie.
appearing by Sdavt that the defendants VIM. b. Baker
aud John A. Baker residents OF this State On motion
the pAnS ns is ordered that the said def, ndan
appear within month ate due publication hereof and
protect their interests and that copy
this order he published week for ur successive In
the Richmond Whg Newspaper printed In the City Rich
mond and that another cory the front door The
ooart House Of III said county the Of the
court eopy-Tes,e:
J,e-iav4v wM A. SMITH O. O.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

HEADQUARTERS DEPAVTMLNT OF HINDUU,
RICHMOND, May 25, 1858 I
tETTRAcr
sFEcIAL ORDERS, 9.
No. 149.
III In obedience instructions the Secretary War ell
persons In this who have foe psp rs upon which
they claim exemption from military service VIII report per-
at the once Of the Provost MsrhG in tbs city, before the
fifteenth Us h day Of June next that te papers be
smiaed snd thelr names and description recorded
by command Of Brig Gen. JpHs WNDEs Oomman ling De-
pArtmPnt J. w. FEGRAM,
myq9-dl5june A. A. General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09
NOTICE TO TAx.PAYERS

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DE it ordained by the Council of the city of
- Richmond that the Collector Of the City Taxes shall
nualy give notice In At least four Of the daily newspapers Of this
city, for een days prior the 18th day OF June that he viii
attend his office daily, between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ
and O'Clock ~ from the 18th the tn OF Jun Inclusive
for epurpose OF receiving from any charged with city
the whole half Of the amount O. charged, de-
ducng from the whole rmount onehs the may
percentum thereon. The collector SHALL In like manner
notice. for fifteen days prior the 18th day Of December that he
viii attend at bis once daily between the above hours
from the 18Th 20 the 9st Of December ncusye for the purpose
OF receiving from who has already paid half only
Of the city taxes charged 10 him. the remaining half deducng
from such half ten per cenum thereon.
In puusnoe Of the above nsmei ordnance passed January
18th, 1885, will attend At the Ooleco.s Gice, the City Hall
nom the 18th the 30h Of this month, for the purpose
ceiving taxes above directed.
je1-1m JULIUS H0Bs0N. O. @. z.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

HUsFlNes CorRE.-The monthly term Of the Court of
Hastings commenced yesterday.
John Costello, charged with stealing $Sl in Treasury
notes from Pleasant Il. Borey was examined and dis.
charged from further prosecution.
The follOEug parties we're examined and remanded
for final trial Johl G. Scott and John Dewey charged
with assaultirg and rObbng James T. OVERLY; William
]. Walker charged with stealing cloth oyercoat Val.
ued at $50, from Edward Boyle john DOYLE, charged
with stealing $50 in Treasury notes from John C..
Hughes; Charles Amey, charged With breaking into the
store Of Kent Wilson aud stealing forty-eight boxes
OF tobacco; George W. Farrell. charged with picking
the pocket Of James g. Hant Aad Jas Burke, charged
with stealing pair Of pa1.s!oons from James evy az
Jacket from Si'ss C. Botss.
Cln,OnJames Fss snod $50 70. selling Liquor With
on, o license.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09
sNIFH 4 HARDWOOD. AUoroNEERs.
BY KIM, PAINE 4 co., AUcr's.


I ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
20, BY GAIA OGUE-on WEDsE3DAY the iOth inst, com
mtncinE at 10 OOck, vii sell Warehouse arge
vsret assortment Of Fresh DRY GOODS, STkT0NEkY DRUGS
AND MEDICINES Ac Just received steamers Nassau
AnaBg them viii b. found
10 o eees Fancy En- sh Prints,
800 Black and White do,
80 do kich Pnn;ei Lawns and 0rgsndles,
300 do Back ana white do, do,
100 do Paris Printed JAconets,
loo do Fancy ADD Mourning Declines and Chsres,
100 do Heavy linen Ducks,
eco do E,glish BleAche shriugs,
100 do Mixed MoAshs and De0ages,
100 do Black Alpaca
800 dozen sdi.s Hemsttch .nd BOid red Hdkr.,
200 do Gents BoIdered do,
100 do Linen Dam4Sk MAJ ms,
8dJ Btached Lioen DSmaSk Table Cloths,
linen huckGbucEs, Linen sheetpgs,
Z ce oambrie Cocred ohambrays
Swiss Musins, Nairsook huslins
White and ColJrsd TaTtans
cured Swiss
Embroidered Our aln MuslIns and Lac-s
" urning and Fancy Poplins and Bareges
Brown md B.eaeh-d Lirsn DrlngF
Cndressed Brown Linens
Brown Hollands, Black slssa
ca Ribted Plush
lick English MerinoI
Checked Cassimeres
SUPERIOR Gray Cassmeres
Glas and Brooks 200 yard White and Black Spool Cotton
Patent Thresas, Black Sewing SIX
Ladies Merino Vests
Menu Calico and Fancy Wool Vets
Black AM Farcy Cashmere Pa.
Fatigue Jackets
ngllsh and American PiGs
euJpender Buttons
70 tales Heavy southern Domestic STRIPE,
20 do i4Heayy BroEn Sheetins
loco reams eter ard Cap Paper
$50 do Commerci Note d.
100 do Printing Paper, assorted sizes
Drawing Psp1, Music Paper
Envelopes, stee Pens lie I'd Pencils, &c.
With variety OF ugs and many other goods expected
Terms cash KENT, PAINE CO.,
JED AuctiOneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

E,Ec7IoS oF An ALDERMAS.The Hastings Court yes
serday unanimously elected Robert j. Christian as an
Alderman for jefferson Ward, to supply the vscancy
Occasioned BY the death of Abel F. Picot.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

A GRAND Bali is announced to take place at the Old
Market Hal Thursday evening" 18th lust, "for tie
benefit Of the jackson Monument Fund" It would
have been much less ndeeoOus III the projectors of this
ball to have coupled other name with their scheme
s iesigiy han that of the Oh eain whose death the
country mOurns. However intended, it is n eff
feet but little short OF mOckery, Jackson was not the
man. when peace prevailed to gve his patronage or Gu
coursgsmeut to balls most certainly be would not
have done at any time since the commencement Of
this and his opinion Of those who could indulge in
p,sdme, under existing circumstances could not
have been avery exalted one whatever others m think
of it II young will dance and froo at time Ike
this when everything hold dear is at stake, they
should at least abstain from the urseemy practice Of
advertising their balls FOX the promotion of some laud
aOle object Such announcements are only regarded a.
apologies for inappropriate leviiy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RRWARD-

Nv XIV l-rl DOblJhhO he w ARlD
~ Twill give the above reward for The delivery n ne ear
scotsvie) three boys they put 10 Jai 50 tia,
can get them NED about six feet h wenty wears ola
ward IN bis gait stooPs IN king, and ~ knockne
CHARLES vas raised 10 Orange county, AID supposed T. he
making 10 that direction He Is ak muatto abou Ave
feet SIX or eight inches high quick moo tReny old
GABRIEL about i've feet f inches In pretty BIZ Oh
seventeen years ODD has large utn thrk bps With scs
on The upper p bis aiheF lives In Orange cou ~ Ix Give
twenty-five dollars for the on and secnred
get them, OF either Of then. GEO w @ liz AN
my 26-2ws Near Scots Vile Athena VI cono;;r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09
AT RULES held in the Clerks Office Of

A I RULES held in the Clerks Office of
"a Hanover Circuit Court Monday, the LIST day june
1858.
Anderson G. Davis and Washington orsushaw sdwrs 81
Hamilton A. CrenIhsw, decd. plalulds
Against
MARY gross, John Stanley Mary wife, Edward orsn-
shAw, EEg CrenshsE, william Cross Rch1rd Ee his
WIFE jain let and Demeta his wife, AndefIon and
LousR his Nfe Fleming famsn Hnd Julia bis wiie Watson
and Burke h Vfs and William Saunders and Hazel.
tine his vie, dsfendants
IN OHANoERY
The object OF this suit to division among the paroles
eaiued 70 the estate Of Hami ton C.ensnaw
-o Decd and by iay filled In the appears
William Cross Maria Eett widow OF Richard Elicit Decd VII
Han Saunders and Hsene his wife presidents OF tn,
Sae o. Virginia. and motion Of the ps ntGs Il
absent defendants do SPpelr within month after due pub
nc on thereof and do what Is protect their
IN this cause and that copy OF this order b. published in the
Whs per published In the City OF Richmond, four weeks
successfully and that copy posted 1t the Courthouse
county me 6rst day Of the next court
Copy-Tests:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09
AO'JT AND iRsP'R GERERA

Nay 20, lSOS. !
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. Il.
The following act Congress- having been approved BY the
President for the Information and guidance OF al
concerned
Az ACT allowing hospital accommodations " sick and wounded
officers.
The Congress Confederate States OF Amerca do enact
That sick wounded ocers shall be allowed hospital aceof
modauon any the Hospitals OF the Confederate States at
one dollar per diem.
Sec O. II further enacted, when said ocer shall be
without money he nevertheless be entitled TO the
The surgeon CHARGE at the expiration Of every thirty days
shall account and be entitled 70 draw The amount at
place where might have drawn It, Which shall be de-
Quoted from pay 10 the he himself had
drawn T. and any officer aNiRg the same again shall be pun
Ished as In the case Of fraudulent drSweTG
Approved April 70, 1853.
By order, o
(signed) COOPER,
Ie4-fw Adjutsnt Inspt'r General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

TaE SEArE ELECrIoE--A few additional returns from
regiments and counties have been received, increasing
Gon Smiths majority far as heard from to 2,o25.-
Er Samuel a. Gotham has been elected to the State
Senate in the Rockingham District
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

Tax SHEEHss BoND.- nry <. Ellyson, Sheriff Of
Richmond, 'yaeuerel his bond in the Hastings
Count, to the amount Of $3.50. 600
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

Miss Belle Boyd, the Confederate heroine, and the
victim Of Yankee prosecutions, has been ia Harrison
burg. Va, for a few DAYS past.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09
SPECIAL ORDERS, |
ADJr AND INP'R GEMS OFFICE, /
Jane 4th, 1868. {
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS,
The following acts Of Cosgres concerning compensation
detailed men, and the Instructions Of the War Department In
CAD thereto, ePu0shsd Tor the Information aoa direction o.
Ths Congress of the Confederate States America
That commissioned officers, musicians prvatea
wnen employed detached ed service by department
tai other commander Gfa District or Under the direction Of
Of the military burean1 insraa Of the compensation allowed
be SLOWED the Of than three dollars per day
dalton OF the officer Immediately charge Of such viii the
approval Of the commander other chief OF bureau the
may be, and the sanction Of the secretary Of War"
"T shall remain in force or from the rst day
oil January, eighteen hundred and sixty three"
H. T. Detailed men in the service Of The several military bu.
described In the act 10 g. certs
poyed pubH offices in the city Of Rchm nd BY Of ply
steal disaby will bs allowed such dry In lieu Of
tons and all other s9wapees not exceeding three doa.I %
and approved by the thef Of Bureaux
The maximum allowance three dollars Will be paid only
the class Of detailed posts stations without
troops and in counties towns Government workshops
The rat: Of allowance Of men serving In os ned az er
Engineer, Commsary Medical, Mining and Nire Depart
By change spo-ovtd BY
the command General These rates p not exceed 25
dem except special service departments
mentioned. when greater may authorized by Chiefs
Of BureGux, the APPROX Of the commanding General
Toe extra compensation allowed by the foregoing act will
be paid detailed by the DepartseDs in which they
sp cuVeiy employed, except Medic Departments upon such
rolls may be prescribed except that payments by the
Quarermaer Department will be made upon rolls according
form No. regulations Of the Quartsrmaers psruen such
payments will be In full OF all payments and allowances hereto
paid and allowed soldiers except to their monthly ply
Payments in the Medical Department viii be paid now, bS
Quar- ermasters.
shoemsters detailed under the provisions Of the act Of &C.
1862 who receive the per diem allowance 10 leu Of
rons and other allowances authorized by the act OF May St
1885, will also be entitled 10 the compensation OF hirtyfYe
pair for shoes BY hem authorized By The said
act Of October 9, 1852
npaymens detailed under the act OF May lst 1st3
will made lst day OF January, 1863 apd will
continued beyond the 3st Of December 1885, bat payment
shall be detailed heretofore h
and allowances soldiers From aud after Dist
payments 10 Iuch men viii be made I'M hls act
The approval Of the Chiefs Of Dure and the sanction
80
will not be in each particular Of detail
each Bureau may with the OF the Secretary OF
prescribe general regulations for the payment the different
classes OF detailed men In thtirrspectvy employing
BY order. (signe1) s. COOPER
jeG-1W AdJt aud Insp. Cen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

VIRGINIA-IN CHANCERY.-At Rules held
in t'e Clerks Office Of Caroline Circuit Court the LIST
Monday 10 Juns, 1858
samuel D. PealrO Of William Napier serio de.
ceased Plaintiffs
Against
William Napier, Henry Napier, Rc ard Napier John u
Napier Joseph Ma, er Ann Napier, William Cecil Henry
Cecil Richard Cecil, Lucy Cecil Caroline Oec Rich
ard Napier, Thomas N'pe-, Edwin Napier, Ansrew
Dyson and Lucy his WIFE, who, before ,her marriage
Lucy A Napier John Nspiernd George Pollard.
q defendant.
The object Of the suit is - ratification by
Of tract Of laDd In Caroline county beOpcg
tate Of wSmP Napier Senior deceased contracting about
hurd acres made by Samuel Peztro ex.
said Napier George Holl3Td 18Th day Of Oober
1882 aud direction the dIbuton Of the proceeds
sale.
And appearing by addav filed In this that the de-
william Napier, Hen Napier Richard Napier,
John Napier Joseph Napier Ann Napier William Cecil Gen
Cecil Rchsrd Cecil Luy Cecil, and Carolioe Cecil
Inhabitants Of thu State Il Is ordered that they appear
within month after the due publication order
what necessary their interests this suit aud Il
ordered that copy OF this order be published for
sye weeks 10 Of the newspapers the city
Richmond and another be posted at the iont door
oout tonse OF this oun on the bSt day Of the Of
the county court.
Copy-TeFte:
GEO W MARSHALL. lerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

We are sorry to hear of the death of Edward MoOre
late editor Of che Front Royal Va) Gazette. He died
at bis residence there of typhoid fever on the 9th u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

R,csNoSD CIkCCr C0Vsy-JGtge MEREDnH pre-
.idug-Tbe following grand jurors were sworn yester
day: Geo. ". Sairh, foreman Edwin WORKMAN, Cbas
r. WORKMAN Wu Palmer, Orange Bennett, Sau1 N.
Price Tbos Boular Charles J. Sintou John Freelaud,
Jas Z. Lpscom5 Fleming Gritia, Geo. II. Crutchdeld,
TaOs. Sansor, Samuel c. TsIdy, Geo T. Booker, Al
red T HurI p, Psyton Johnston, Chas. C. Elicit John
Purcell, H. 3 C. Baskerville, and Mark DOwney, who,
rer retirement brought IN true bills against Ira Par
,er. Thomas Wilson John Westsr6ed, alias John Far.
r4r James W Wood, william Tracey r'ias VIM. Smith
aud Joseph lawrence fog conspiracy 10 escape nom
sae Safe peniteniary on tas e.h Nay last.
Joseph BltcSmar, aiics Jos WALTON. coavct sent
sst year from Sposyvauis county, being identified
au individual Who had served two terms in the pc ieu
VARY, Was sentenced by be Co1 to years additional
confinement.
Spencer Penn0gtou, free negro sent from Pe;1rs-
burg for robbery Henry B hernandez alas Hampton
Preston, sentenced from Richmond for grand larceny
each acknowledging themselves 70 be ,he same party as
charged in The Indictment and having served two terms
we're each sentenced years additional Imprisonment
il the peuitendy. In consequence Of the Governors
having parioned John Adams, otherwise called j.
Williams, co1sie; in she peuiteulary, Hois Droseg6
was entered by the Commonwealth Attorney. Nois
rossqps we're also entered in the cases Of several Of
is conspira.ors TO escape from the peniientiary Il
evideece not being deemed su 1iert to convict them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09
d5t 4uBrl0rS daBig.

Flsxs:-aAnT1 ysar sisao: uoa,hs ts. for '''' Pc
q 4 $40 per ncnta-
ssz,-urryLT ysar $780, 6monlhr, sdal
EssxI year, 500; uonhl, $500.
Eec.isnoes a. TIE risk Of TIE sstsqlber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09
A VERY DESIRABLEFARM


FOR SALE.
INHE subscriber having determined TO 90
4 South, oGsrs his Farm Of Five Hundred and s.v-
entT five Acres for sale pyattly. Tn re is one nup red
a1d twenty-five acres In original very re pl mt land
AID abeut fifteen In old field pine the balance "a heh alta
improvement being well set In clover is oI acre.
creek bottom ifee from overflow, and enc land There
eighty bushels BoEes Boushton wheat the
and one hundred bushels Of Water There will one hun
dred snd hty acres IN this year. yenly or sew
eny i've acres nom which clover wed this sunmer
Tobacco barns Fixed good order ore large st hou
sith chimney In the nos ad subatt
Grain barn eoed corn house and table, hew The ice
house new and full OF Ice bits good
aud In splendid order The yelling large cobvenn ar
ranged Wih elk beres bas ward has lst
chard. eS- ="
This farm the south side James ver n the county OF
Cumbs land IN go1d and healthy orhood to
churches mills losts Mes &c, sbOst miles above
III hmond two and half miles from Gainesville Pas ssIon
given In meda'ey There everything place Tor my r
&c. F'-'s''
TERNs-To suit purchasers, cAsh or credit.
Persons Wishing 10 the premises will packet boat Al
Pemberf1n' where they can get conveyance G u on
7. GOODMAN
PATRIoE H. JAcKsos Auct'r,
WaioDs EiIs p. %,
myf'--U Onmberl md CO., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09
NOTICE..

A LARGE NUMBER OF STRONG HOR.
sEs being require for Art ~ purposes cit Gems are
ted 10 oner all such q the Government the o term
Depot and other Qnaermaers charg the pa chase n
Horses are Instructed TO Transfer Horses for active Ser
10 citizens In part payment for good Artillery orss- h. fer
ence In Vaue asceraned by dnteresed persons e
20 ~ the oeer and the other BY the den-tO be p4s
By authority Of TIE secretary Of War,
A. H. COLE
"VNr-N. Val Insnlr Inlnh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-09

TAG VALLEY or VRsIAIA--Tbe Rockingham Regr-
ter says:
Gen. A. g. Jenkins has assumed command of the
oniederate forces now in the Valley of Virginia.
We need hardly say for GsUer | jenkins that he has
already proved himself TO be one Of our ablest and
best Generals and that be only wants az opportunity
10 sho" our people that they confidently rely upon
him for protection and defence. He intends to get
as near the Yankees possible 80 that he may e1-
hbit neghbory spirit. He is resolved to recprocste
any courteses and compliments they may desire to show
Us de has paid some attention to the study OF Yam
kee character as developed in this war and he knows
exactly how to treat them. They must not be SUI
prised If they find him. some OF these times, paving
them friendly visit. He would be greatly pleased,
know 10 cultivate the acquaintance Of that refined
and ehivalrous Abolition General. kilroy.