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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-22

~ "''''S '" '''H' p''l U uioniHs
Contracts OR AGREEMENTS
For each sheet or piece of paper which written O5
AGREEMENT or LEASE
For the hire. use or rent Of land tenement or
portion thereof if not exceeding years. 50
If exceeding years. 100
ApPRAsEMENrs of value or damage, O5
C0NyEYANCE--DRyD-
Instrument, writing. whereby any lands tame
mcnts, or other realty sold shall be granted,
nc,sedO assigned, transferred, or otherwise con-
Vcyed to, or vested ill., the purchaser or purcia-
seiso any other person or persons. when tho
consideration or value exceeds 500. and does not
exceed 500 and not exceeding 500, so cts; from
$500 and not exceeding $1,000, 100
Exceeding $1,000 and not exceeding S2500 200
Exceeding $500 and exceeding $1,000 500
Exceeding snoon and not exceeding $4,000, 10 90
Exceeding $4,000 and not exceeding $50 900 90 90
And for every additional $1,000, or fractional part
thereof, in excess Of $4,000, 20 90
LEGAL DOCUMENTS
Writ, or otacr original process, commenced in any
court, so
PROBATE or Tnt or LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS
Where the estate shall he sworn or declared not
to exceed the value of .25nn. 80
To exceed 25oO and not exceeding 5000, 90
" 2ooIo 5oOoo, 500
5h.WO 1Oom0 100
And for every additional $4,000 or fractional part
thereof, 10 90
MoRraAGE-
For eaeh 200 or fractional parts thereof 10 cts
PENALTIES.
For making signing, issuing, accounting or paying
any bill of exchange draft, order, pronssory note
without Il Stamp--S20O.
For not cffcctually cancclling stamp--S5O.
For buying paying negotiating foreign bill of ex.
change payable in United States without first placing
thercupun stanp--Sl00.
Express Companies to receive for transportation
packages articles without giving receipt therefor to
which is affixed stampor aiNing stamp to said pack
ages or articlcs--um!er penalty Of 80
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under tho
name Of Btters. put up in quart bottles, COM
pounded of the cheapest whisky or common rum,
costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon. the taste
disguished by Ansc or Corander Seed
This class Of Biters has caused and will con-
tnue to cause, rs long they can be sold, hun
drcds to die the death of the drunkard BY their
use the system is kept continually under the in
Auence of Alcoholic Stimuli ,nts of tie worst kind
the desire for Liquor is created and KEEP, up. anil
the result is all the horrors attendant upon IL
drunkarl's life and death
For those who de re and will have Liquor
Biiters VIC publ 81 the following receipt Get
One Bottle Hon1"Dd German Biters and mix
with Three Quarts Oi Good Brandy or Whisky.
and The result will be preparation that will far
excel in medicinal virtues and true excellence amy
Of the numerous Liquor Btters in the market.
and will cost zach uss You will have all tho
virtues of llootTnd Suffers in connection with Il
good article Of Liquor. at n much less price than
these inferior Preparations will cost you,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-08-22

being the backs Of mules. Under sa-
bic government this obstacle might soon
be lessened.
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CLERGY MEN,
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS, and
CITIZENS,

trstifyins Of their own personal knowledge to
The beneficial effects and medical virtues Of these
Bittcrs.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN YOU,
10 YOU, WANT GOOD APPETITE!
10 You WANT To BUILD Up YOUR CONSTITUTION
DO YOU WANT TO FEEI. W ELL?
D5 YOU WANT 10 GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS?
DO YOU WANT ENERGY
DO You WANT To SLEEP WELL?
DO YOU WANT BRISK and VIGOROUS FEELING1
If you do, use lIo0FLAND's GERMAN
BITTERS.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of tho
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge
Although not disposed to favor or reco mme;,,,
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects; | yet, know of II,
sufficient reasons why man may not testify to tho
benefits he believes himself 10 have reoriy ed from
any simple preparations in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit Of others
l do this the more readily in regard to lToof-
lands German Ditters prepared by DR.. c. NJ.
jackson. of this city, because | was prejudice
against them for many years, under the impress
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture
am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Esq for the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests, and for encouragement to try them, wNcY
suffering from great md long continued debit.
The use OF three bottles of these Bitters at . -
beginning of the present year. was followed b.
evident relief, ana restoration to n degree of ho,
lily and mental vigor which had not felt f,r SIX
month sbetore, and had almost despairsI 1 rrss,u-
Ing. | therefore thank God and my siaa for
directing me to the use of them.
i NEWTON BROWN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21
MR.. sTUARPs PLAN OF FINANCE.

To the Editor of the Wing:
Coneurrng for the most par', in the views and in the
reasoning Of Mr. Stuart that branch Of the subject
discussed in his letter published in the Wing OF Wedges
day which proposes direct tex OF II per cent on prop
erty and capital it yet occurs to me tnat al impOra ut
feature in his general plan should perhaps be ied
or omitted. Ten of she twelve par cent. OF the money
raised by taxation he proposes to return, only applying
tsotwslths of the whole amount to the actual e1.in-
ruShment Of deD 1t is true very desirable mOdifca
The form ofndsbtednessi Is accomplished in converting
e lOlQths returned from eirenatiOn to Hadsd bt.
This change would doubtless do much good; but yet it
does not reach the root Of the evil Toe magnitude of
tha Cover lment's indebtedness even though Ia the
landed FORM affects the value of ts circulating debt.
Rssaea the individual to whom the money is Eeturnt
4 not benefited by the Transaction because what he
a. receives will be- in all probability the measure at the
Io,t of his individual liability towards the LIQUIDATION
of Ibis force loan and by creating the loan he depre-
c.tes his existing means for payment Toe individual
and lis property, as we'll as the Government, will be
rs"llv relieved by applying the whole IL per cent to
the extinction Of the Governments actual Liabilities,
wb,ch soe time or other to be paid, unless repu
Sstion takes place. and out Of the property and means
of individual citizens.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21

IMPORTANT DECIsIoS-RKsOLUiIoNs OK IHPREssMKErs =
The Supreme Court of Georgia has decided the follow
iur points in case of mpressmeat Of sugar in the
hands of q merchant;
l The Congress of the Confederate States have the
constitutional power to authorize by statute the
mutation Of supplies for future Of the army by
presment when holders refuse TO sell a. fair prices,
prov ded "just compensation" be made rendered to
the owner.
Proof that the schedule price previously affixed to
ar ces of the kind that impressed by the Com
mission appointed by the President of the Ooa-
tolerate S:at:s, and the other by the Governor Of
Georgia. 10 rule for specified tune in the future was
tend red to the owner, IL not sufficient evidence oil
tender of "us: compensation"
s. In such case in the absencssof other proof that
the price rendered just compensation, aud sspe-
cay in this CASEY with proof that it was not So the
impreBJment case canaOt b. sustained.
g. Just omoensaton" should be Ascertainsd by the
Apprasement OF the property impressed at the me and
place OF inp.essment by appraisers fairly and impair
tally appointed.
s. W en- there Is no sufficient evidence that Just
commentator has been rendered Except in cases OF
urgent Lecessty admitting OF no delay the ohcer Wall
be held to have taken the property by Vi ience uns
thorized by the existing law, and proceeding oy POS
sessory warrant urder the act OF 1921 10 an spIroPn
ate and rightlul remedy.
The Lower House of the Georgia Legislature unani-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21
mOusy passed the following resolution relating to i'm

mously passed the following resolution relating TO i'm
preameRts:
Whereas, The imprisonment Law passed by the Con-
greas OF the Confederate States has been greatly Ie.
veItsd and violated by IN, impressng oficerp and
those protesting be- by of which many of the
citizens Of this State have been greatly harrassed de-
frauded aud Wlfully wronged.
Therefore, be it Resolved by the Senate md House
Of Representatives in General Assembly convened,
That the Secretary Of War be- and he is most respec:
fally requested TO revoke the appointment Ct all the
iupressng officers of this State, and to have appointed
in their place ard stead, 10 counties where It msy be
necessary to make mpressnents to feed aud support
our gallant armies one or responsible citizens not
liable to military duty res1ing in the counties respee-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21

A St Ring bill for 9l00 cold for SIS 10 and another
for s2s5 foo figures. 81 900 in gold we're cold in
lots az l6f@l6s.
The New York World, in its financial article
of the IA instant reviews at leng It's predictions for
several months pas. of strn Ient money market in tie
Fail L. then remarks:
The World has nothing TO take from what we have
writer say now That the cordtcn of the n.
York binks The Treasury Department: and financial Ell
isi generally in the city of New York to-day
corss than zoe could haze conceived IL possible 10 make
them etea under tie inc1mpvtercy ana stockjobbing
trlckery OF tie Tre.sury Department..
Ia another part Of the SAM article the Void adyi-
SEES "he outside public 10 sell and realize at gil
the railway and speculative shares they hold and do
nothing until after Congress meets, and Mr.. Chsse's
policy aud movements are batter known. The
money pressure during tho week will b. severe and
ruinons to those who are unprepared for it This
warning based actual knowledge Of events which
arc almost certain TO happen next week"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

RIcHMOsD, Nov. 20, 1868.
Messrs. Davenport & Co.'S auction sale of
bonds and stOcks took place to-day. Az usual, there
was large attendance OF buyers and lockers on
some of the offerings sold at fa prices bu. Others In
Guiding Confederate bonds, no. as bucyant as ex
pected. Sterling bills and specie sold at veIy high
figures We subjd ia report of The sale. The bonds
,yara s,iJ with iota cot a6ded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21
mia Cat ONT Of tha Rae.

Same tso weeks or more have elapsed since this
newspaper called attention to the fact that the War
Department had repubished certain orders touching
the impressnent Of supplies in raRstu and other mat
pertaining to the sutjsct of impressmeLt which
orders were originally published before the passage oil
the Impressment Act Alter the passage OF this act
which sx nsessstas annued those ordsra series OF
Orderr conformabe to the new law were promulgated,
from NhoA the paragraph relating to the impressment
Of articles IN trans;tn was carefully expucged The
public did not DIRE IN that the oil orders in force.
On the contrary so satisfied they that impressng
agents were authorized to seizo supplies ~ trdnSttH
that committee Of citizens appointed to gather pro-
visions for the poor called formally upon the Secretary
of War, and respsc fully solicited permission TO bring
their purchases into the city without let or hindrance
from the impressng officers The honorable Secretary
generously yielded their prayer, and gave them an
order, without which their purchases would not have
been safe from seizure. So far the public is in-
formed he did not avail himself of the occasion to in
form the committee of the existence OF the orders OF
March the lS CT seek to produce the impression (Which
their subsequent republication seemed designed to ef-
that ihsy had been in force both before and after
the passage of the Ac. OF lmpressment.
IL was lnum2tol IN Tue WHty cCHWenis uPVh thSs0
repubsbed orders that there appeared to be someth
stronger even than ndirecon in the transaction No
attention has been paid to this ntmaton, aud the re-
published orders o. harch the 10th have gone the rounds
Of the Confederate press from Virginia Georgia Tie
inference must DO that those orders rssuscated for
beni6cent purpose and really in force, as much
so as though they had bsen consigned to the Ian
DO Of expunged and sb,oglted documents. But it sp-
pears that Wheartcles en- roEts to city markets are
no longer liable to seizure there is nevertheless Fixed
llicy of the War or Commssary Departments which
subserSes the same purpose quite as well, and even
better The great merit of uneartbng this policy and
bringing it into opsn daylight is duo to the Lynchbure
Republican, journal which has obtained an elevation
in the front rank of the most conspicuous patrons Of
the public servants Low a6oring in the Government Of
fees al Richmond. The potential voice Of this Journal
will not pass UNDECIDED by the servants TO whom It's
stern but dignfed animaiversons are addressed, and
on this account not less than for their intrinsic
merit will be read with pleasure by the public at large
The Republican Gays:
We call attention to the following extraordinary cir
cuhr eter from the iupressing Agent Of Amherst 10
farmer which has been handed US by friend in that
county:
ANRERsr @. IL, Va,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21

J. Q. FALIAFERRO 4 c. C. FIELDS
tLAIE OF CONGRESS HALLl
DEG have 10 announce 70 their friends A2&
ID hs public generally tha. they have leaIsd The BSlArd
House and Exchange Hotel sad that they will spare sra 70
. give entire satisfaction.
Oar table provided with The yERY BFSf thal he
bet WI ARord, and our bar supplied Win the
CHOICEST LIQUORS
MESSRS r. s POF ERS AND -HENHY ORTIZ,
ne Assistants OF TIE fosS Proprietor, viii remain
Nth
@ SO-ln = . TALIAFERRo a 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21

bill has been introduced in the Mississippi Legsa
mixing Confederate notes legal tender Tee il.
dietary Committee reported against IT. and both HOUSES
agreed TO toe report. il-E
b IT, G,n jenkins, Of South Ciroiaa, a, present,
commands Hoods division, and Is spoken Of the per-
mantnt successor Of Gen Hood.
Attendance Of bidders oa the auction sales at VIII
mingoa is large, and prices have recovered from the
fal experienced last week.
Rev. 6. H. Denny Chaplain 50h Virginia Regiment
asks for dors,is of books and mas azines for the T.
II. Christian Association of this brigade
Complete official returns show the vote of Watts for
Governor Of Alabama to be 1904 over No srs Shorter
and DoTdelL
Three soldiers OF the 42a Virginia Regiment. General
Lees army shot for deser!ion on Friday, of last
week.
Geo. Baker, U. S. A is dead.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21

QUICKER Il LEE,
n AUCTION q COMMISSION &L5IsSl5a ITS
VIII receive on esnuni sale at auction or Pr'G'y all
descriptions Of ,-,,
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE,
aneds hsir bed saorts obtain highest nArket rAls
kssount saes Win net proceeds rendered PronPty,
Our peTt Auction sale WEDNESDAY PAN June ana regularly
hsraAnsr on hat aay every two veekA -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21

CAPrUER OF TEE RoBSKT L. LEE AND 0iHEa Vas
SKIS The New York Herald Of last Saturday, copy
OF which thPetersburg Express las been permitted to
look at settles the question Of the capture OF the Co..
fcderate steamer Robert +. Lee. The Herald says
admiral Lee bas communicated 10 The Navy De-
partment IL pal lieu relating to the recent capture
off the North Ca oil coas from which it appears HAT
cargo of the Robert +. Leo, consists Of two hun
dred and fourteen large and bales Of shoes and
blankets some Of tho bales weighing two tonf one hun
dred and fifty Of Austrian raes, two huadred and
fifty bags OF saltpelrs, and sixty birr,ls OF salt,
prov siO1s pig lead, OF exty-two persons ctIn-
prisog the officers and crew. only ffteen were natives
OF the U. States Among the passengers ara O. K.
S ewsri, Belgian Consul, and Horace ii. Webb and d.
w. Rookie Leutenans in the Britain Royal artillery
Toe vessel had no ships papers
The Robert L. Lee was discovered by the james
Adger on the morning Of the 9th instant, and chase
gwen which resulted in the capture Of the vessel
at hslf-past seven the same day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21

GKs. -ALRor AND BIS FhEsD LIsooLS.-it is al
ready known that the chasges sgaiOs. MO5 have been
quashed sd he has been retained ia Office by his itit
inc In, in defiance Of public sen imeLt. The N. York
Express says Of him:
The I" General" Miroy was made General by Mr..
Lincoln, and by him exclusively and by him only, be-
cause hiroy abolition politician. Even Gsn.
Haleck, VINO seldom demonstrates against anytbii &
demonstrated against trusting such incaI able AID
Competent person win any command-but, neyerthe-
less kr. Lincoln would do il. The cost Of this hf0y
to the country 10 i honor and its Character 10 lis life
aud 10 its pr perty, IL nov TOO well kn0sp.
1t now appears that tie testimony taken before tie
mIrtal which tried this Mroy is be suppiete-
cd. As the evidence about TO close, and an opn-
ion to DO expressed ord received BY the court
signed By the President ob'aued by the personal APP
pcaon of Schenck, suppressng the publication Of the
testimony
The World rays that the testimony before the court
ot-ineury diyulged these facts:
/. Tnat General MlrOy disobeJeo the repeated order
OF General Halect to abandon Winchester, given Ia
ample limo fer him to withdraw and save the guns and
materials OF hs army, and has command from heavy
Losses and dsmoraiz ,tion.
2 That General Ailroy knew Longstreet and Ewsn
were Immediately in front of him when he teegBp ed
he could hold the place Tor i've Gays yet ian away With.
iu twenty -four hours.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21

Iaa a.e speech Wendell Philips stated that in jan
uary, Linco said to him, "The greatest folly of ny
life the seing Of tn eipation presamation"
Gcv hortol has iusiruo ID his agent ut Washington
to OBJ permission al provisions 10 Indiana fo-
disrs Imprisoned in Richmond.
OF four cinsrs .recentlY captured fl Whining o.
one was laden With 80 600 Efeld iaes, ammunition end
clothing and ore with lead sulphur sid sapriie The
original cost Of vas $500 600.
The Safe debt of Norm Uarona upwards OF 81 900,
00o has been entirely qudlted from the proceeds of
blOct ade runbing.
Maj Gen Peck recoon0itt rel tho Cbowan river 10 near
the mouth of Backwater on the 6tb, 7th aud D. Tas
rebes apprehensiye of move on Wsldoa, turled the
bridge near the Wicacon and other streams.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21

RICHMOND, Va
IN RETIRING from business IN which aaye
- a, loog gazed feel thai eanuot do without
, nv zrshal wedgmen and heartfelt thsasa 10 ny
nv pso ends ard the public generally, for 40 Kind and
liberal with which have oten favored AM tas1Ahsu
hrouRhout ny whole business cazeer.
psr With ny business ih your HahSs ana
s.n erns With regret but feel assured that We es
absh snt IN the hands Of hoss whose energy Poens
ana obHsng disposition VIII render your s'afn nnaer 10 eo
more plsa Than ever. -
ne ballard Hotel under tAe management q hssS
@ Tauaferro O. Q. Feld gentlemen vel and iayoraoy
Known public, and 70 whose supervision hselass hot
a ven be trusied cordially recommend them 70 me
nfe .nd ask for continuance of at support which
Save reesyed from my old friends and Patronl
--aovSNIst JOHN P. BALLARD.
Charleston Courier Mobile Register and Advertiser Sa
.h Repubcap Raleigh State Journal and MeaPhJ appeal
I'm ~, uublsh n ee tines aud send ills 70 Ai1ohee
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wCORNs,
RuNIONS.
OALLO3IFIES.

BUNI0Ns,
OALL03ITIES,
HAILs her growing into the flesh, oheIse diseased
sOPf oORss BLREDlHG o0Rks, ENLARGED JOINTS, DC {,
VS. $500 Treated without the slightest pain.
Wa are pl,aaed that d. SCHULTZ the klfui Chropods
vhoEs cures need may be SIN corsued Per
sons who Il, particularly the Ladies, should seek bis aid
at orce. =, a..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21

CHE Subscribers have this day formed 3
CORRRTN ERsHIP under The Firm and style Of s. n DA-
VIA co for the purpos Of conducting auction and Corr
,on basns foT tbs sale Of Negroes They vi eel both pub
NV 90 prstey and promise their best eKerona pomt -
ths interest Of their patrons
sE sales Room win. for he preser be hat lately used By
II III stokss corner Of Franklin street and LocuB alley.
The solicit the patronage q aer friends and the pablo gCne
rally Pories always IN ss1danes A. ne various depois
s DAVIS,
ROBr. RICHARDSON
st.h-ond Nov. 2, is63. nos-d3'
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AMHERST @. II, Va, !
Dot. 8, 1868. !

require for the OF the @. S. Army all the wheat,
cattle potatoes peas belus, onions, corn and flour,
witch you have in Amherst county, except such as is
necessary for the usa of yourself and family offer
you therefor the price fixed by tbs State Commissioners
in their schedule for the month Of October 1862 paya'
bic in Confederate money Should you decline to re-
ceye the price offered for the said properly compenss-
ton therefor will be made according TO the act OF Con-
gress for the regulation Of mpreSsments. You will
please understand this notice binds the said
perty that there can be no removal transfer of the
same Your obt servant,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21

NOTICE.-Aessrs. TAEDI & WILLIAMS have
a oar esssblahnsnAo Wssn an orders HuSt bs
AdSrsea ,As highest price, either n sash n exchange
az ,oSpIfoT All knd q grease. ~. g. VII SOl
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FOR SALE.-A very desirable iarm, contain

NOR SAlE-A very desirable larn, contain
tpg about 40 acres ~ NILES from P0yhatAn Court HOse
A. .b1t from JsdsEsop, public landing James river
rnee Al on he place excellent dwelling, With seven roo1,
"a an se a. he yard the ont A2rss including hrsshlng
- ss 40 saeco baras al 10 good order There IL also
Az ps.eh and apple orchard OF Ae place
JSwithn one mile Episcopal and Bapts Church, and
our Of Presbyterian and Methodist and In an exceedingly des
~ nsiaborhood O Graves 40 The Court House. VII
taEe pIslsure II sowing sny one the pTemisel
V,.ff.-th-r Bartlculars address P. E. DANCE,
.osR-iE Midlothian p o., Chesterfield, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21

~ EROSENh I'LL
n Ii,,,sd on Peanut on,
LSrd on, Spirits fuzPeataA ~
JuIs resolved ana i0' '- = ,. DUVAL, DysQSl
0sl. n1h IN -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21
FROM MEXICO.

The authority by the French GoveFnm mt to H. Ar
man for building ships OF war at Nantes was obtained on
preence that they we're for the Chinese The Cover
mem revoked the order as soon their real destination
was detected.
Cauada papers state that the rebel plot vas failure
bat acknowledges that the recel doVerhnen. nv ou'
ths p p Lee with valuable cargo f,ou Win ngton
to HALIFAX 10 pay the expenses of The plot fniry six
officers and 800 men were TO go into Canada overland
in small parties aud hberats the prisoners On Jonr son
Island The plan was to man propeller, surprise the
garrison on The island, and take the prisoners TO Can
ada
owned by Neal Dow, valued At $4,000 No in
surance ~
The World says edtorally that the s:oppage OF me
exchange Of prisoners has been solely the work ef the
Federal Government.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-21
BALLARD ROUSE AND EXCHANGES HOTEL.

Clerk House Of Delegates and Keeper OF he Rol Of Va
nOvb-dhsU2W
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nsHooaA ?. HATH+ IOo9'
MOORE, BAYNE & CO., No. LAT Main

MI OOIhE. DAAN4 " wa AVE- - ~-N---
wi Utres Lynchburr Va Wholesale 6focersAnd Coais-
ou Merchants sale Of Manufactured and song Ioea
- Nh receive and sen Sugar, M0uso Wheat Corn Tour
Raeon LsalAer and an kinds Of country produce All naes
Dy reported, accompanied WIN ue net proceeds hereoL