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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

NAIL LINE yRoN BAL,MOsE 10 RIcHMoSD-The
Washington correspondent of the New York Herald
says recently developed show cOncusivey that
Notwithstanding the surveillance Of the Union officers
aud the wstohfulness of picke there is regular mail
communication kept up between the secessonists of Bal
more aud their friends in rebellion by sealed letters
transmitted with regularity and considerable despatch
Inform alton relating this reasonable operation is
ready Tor the action Of the officials.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

CAPrURE OF YAEKEEs AT SUTFOLK.-We learn from
the Petersburg Express that Col Talaerro, of the 7h
caval y crossed the Baekwater Monday, reached the
vicinity Of srIolk, and With thirty-6ve men, dashed
into town He found ten Yankees getting plank from
the houses Of the citizens who had left, captured seven
one wagon ard egh. Gne horses, and brOugh. them off
Colonel Talaierro is n pre- ented as dashihg officer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

NEW YoRK AND NoaFOLK LINE OF SrEANERS-A com
Mite has arrived Washington from Norfolk, to ask
permission to put in operation regular lire Of steamers
between that city and New York. AID the trade
re atons between the cities existing previous to the
war Ii is Understood that the application is approved
BY Geleral Foster, commanding he Departmental which
N.rfolk IA simatpd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

ALABAMA AND HKR SoIDTRs.-The Qusrtermaster
General of that State has furnished to the &labamisns
in TIE Confederate Army 62S great coats 1857 jack
cts 05s plnalOOns 4,5S5 auI ell shirts, 2l7o6 cot
ton or hickory shirts Lass flannel drawers, 10 747 cot
ton drawers IA S26 pairs shoes, l4977 socks, l4OC9
ats al d caps, and :, SCI blankets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

SCARCITY OF Provisions The Fayetteville IN. c.
Observer SAYS "a gentleman informed us last week
that that time there not hushel of corn to be
had in town Il bas since been sold at $40 S2 per
bushe and aour has gone up suddenly to 500 per bbl
This is not because there no corn or wheat spare
there is plenty of bOth--but because for
CT other, those who have surplus will not sell thsm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

WHsAT BREAD-The Southern Cudvstor has an e1-
oelen; article on wheat bread, show that so far as
health cOaGerGed, unJoled wheat our is far better
than the fine -four ia Commoisusc Aud in addition to
this there saving of about 25 per cent in the qpan
tty, VIII ch these times OF scarcity and high prices
an item worth caring for.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

ruuor prevailed st evening that another SIGHT had &C
CURED in the Valley, between Gen Imboden and The
Yankee cavalry in which we we're victorious. General
Imbodea was reported 70 be wounded.
We have been unable 70 confirm the rumOr, bat
should not be surprised if is correct the relative
situation Of the hostile bodies Of cavalry in the Valley
render q collision probable at any tine.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

Tvs AASUF4cTUkiSs COMPANY At Graniteville, @ =,
has offered to se to the State yards per week Of
their goods, at 81, 10 per yard.
The Fayetteville Observer aays number of factories
in North Carolina are, and have been selling goods to
the STATE at 80 to 50 per yard Tho factories In
the State have probably, thus far, furnished more than
a miBOni Of yards at saving the State Of IS many
4 lars
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

THEATnoAL-hr. AID Mrs. GOmsrsAS Of the Eng-
Hsh company eoglged for the Theatre are playing
At Baruum's Museum, New York, having failed to get
mo our lines It is said that they viii return to England
We have not heard what has become Of Mss Bella
Vaughan the leading actress of the company.
We copy from the Wilmington Journal notice Of
the marriage of Mr.. Bates to Mss Eliza Wren. Toe
Romeo and juliet of stage have thus happily united
their fortunes and become like Ingomar and Parthenia
1.-Two souls With but single thought
Two hearts that beat as one."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

CoxGGEssIONAL DELEsArIoS TRoN NORTH CAROLINA
The following are believed to be members elect from
North Carolina: W. n. E. Smith, Bridgers, Leach, Full
Ter, Turer, Glmer, Christian, Lander, Gather ard
Logan. Messrs. Leach, Turner, Christian anu Logan,
belong to the so-ealed Conservative party-Aessrs.
Smith, Bridgers, Fuller Glmer Lander and Gather, do
no, belong to.thst party.
The contest clO5e in the 81 district, but McRae ia
probably elected.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

SrArUE OF EDSIE FoRREsT.-SeVersl citizens Of Bos.
ton have recently authorized Ball. the sculptor to erect
statue of Mr. Edwin Forrest in the character of COTO-
linus 10 that hub of the Universe" The statute is to
be OF the heroic size aud will cost ten thousand dollars
The model of the head was finished last spring, and Mr.
Ball has gone TO Italy to complete the work.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

SENr TO THE CHAIN GANG.-Frank PendlctOn, alias
Barrett BlldmOresu, CT arged With violently assault
ing and beating egyptian named CeCela Smith, vas
tried before the Hustnga Court Wednesday, convicted
and fined $780, The Court sentenced the prisoner to
jail and labor in the chain gang for toelvs monhs.-
The severity Of this sentence should convince Plug uges
and roWdies that Richmond is 10 place for them. The
beating Of women no matter what their character will
not lie tolerated here and midnight brawls will be sup
pressed if the infection Of the e1treA penalty of the
law effect that end. The 'chan gang is a valu
able institution 1t is within the power of every
10 avoid it by behaving himself leaving the city
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

AEFAIRE DHoSKEUR-Au sfTair of honor came Of
rear Bristol Virginia. Monday morning. the principals
being Col VIM. L. Peters and Maj. John B. Harvie,
both vrgnians The parties fought with rfas at sixty
yards, aud after exchanging shot, the difficulty
,'amicaby and honorably adjusted"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
BY GoDpIN 4 APPLRsoN.


ARGE and Bighly Attractive improved Real
~ Estate IN the city chmend, for sale at aucon.At the
request the Attorney In ae OF the owners (sho wish TO d.
vide their partotrshp popsTy shall sell At Gnct On the
oremi es on MONDAY the November, 1858, order
ADVERTISED commencing al IL o'clock the following valuable Inn
pro red real estate, VIZ:
sL The la ge excellent brick the south side
Leigh between 9Th and Oh sreet und To-
Mr. J5hn L. Williams.
"a The Urge well built and handsomely finished brick
mtnt Oh side 6th street. north Of Leigh street,
under a lease TO Mr.. Wm. Robinson.
valuable lot and framed tenemFnt at the
Marshall Msket avenue with sma framed tene
inert thereon, fronting &C by Is feet. .,-.
H. The excellent brick erenen and small frame the
oroAd 4h and 9th Lreets the
Of 9Th street, occupied as The sumter sA'on y Nj
Trsvis.
9TH The large well built three story bhct tenement the
northwest OF Broad and LIST Streets adjoining the store Of
Mr.. Philip August
h. The admirably well built and handsomely finished brick
tenement on TIRE 7h between Rrankln Grace
now occupied by Mr. L. 4. skinner.
Th The large tenement the southwest
Broad and oh Streets occupied by Messs Jas r. Buess
o.. snd others,
which been offered for sale du ihe present
The Of said estate viii be follows cred
&c 900 No. for I've for bonds pay
able 10 bankabe funds bearing crest able half yearly
similar credit TO No. for 80 900
on a similar credit No 3, Of $1,000 similar
No. g. Of t6 900; similar credit TO No s. Of 1000
similar credit No O. Of t0 100 and simi credit
No. Of t20C0 The beyond the several credits TO be
paid In cash, In bsnkable funds
nol2 GoDDIN PPERsON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

THE Bio GUNS AT CHARLEsToN.-The London Army
ard Navy Gazette says the heavy gun made on the
akey pattern which recently burst al Charleston,
constructed a, Richmond. The SOOpOundsrs sent from
glAud.were only being mounted when the last advice'
LIZ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

TIN BARRETT, notorious deserter, who has broken
out of nearly every jail in the GonfedOracy, including
Castle Thunder cap ursd at Mobile the other day
aud heavily roued. lie il on the way to Richmond
Sr months pst he has been acting a substitute, en-
listing ore d y and deserving the next he had accu-
mulAted several thousand dollars IN this way.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

Hon. ". E. SINS, ore of tie Confederate Senator's
from Ksntueky has RENTED the muniHcent beuefae,iOn
Of s. 600 TO tho sick and wounded soldiers tf his Safe
in Atlanta ard vicinity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

THE SUMTER (GA.) REPUBLICAN, is informed that hf-
teen LcgrOes belonging to Mr.. B. +. Adams, in Lee
county in that State, died few days ago, from eating
too heartily of Chinese Sugar Cane Syrup.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

LIrE IMPORT .rIoS-Tho National Freedman's Relief
Association have sent Beaufort South Carolina, by
the steamer Arago, nine school marms," as missOna-
RES Of freedom, and other kindred Yankee isa'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

HoR,Es-siI or seven hundred broken down and
disabled horses from Gen. Lees army, arrived at Lynch
burg Tuesday They have been sent to the to
cupeIA'e, if no. too badly used up. .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

THs RUSSIAN BALL-The New York Herald is great
on cspaOns. It's FIVE column descrip ION OF the ball
gwen in honor Of the Russian visitors is headed thus
''SOiree Rasse-New York City Taken By Toe Ausco-
vi.es-The Ball in Honor of the Officers of the Russian
Fleet-Splendid Scene at the Academy OF Music-The
Tartar rars in q Blaze of GloryL-Oar Diamonds and
Pearls and the Russians Of the Diamond and PeArThe
Display Of Silks SGtn', Honiton and All Tnst-L'
Menu-Charottes Siberienne aud CbsrOttes New York
aises-LA lance JOyeuse-lhs Beauty of the hetrOpo-
lis Covered with Pearls aud Patriotism-Llnnagans
Ball Owbere-ROWs and RucsOns at diseount-Tbe
Closing Seenss-LEtOile Do NOrd-shOddy ShOddy !
g. g. g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

SURGEoNs BS EXCHANGED. 1t is stated that Com
missioner Olld and Gen Meredith have agreed upon
terms for the exchange of all the surgeons held prs
oners Of war.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

NA1aHAk ToREr, chief Of the French expedition to
McKee, tiss arrived at New York from Vera Cruz OIL
the French frigate Panama He is on his way tC
FaLce.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
SALE or LAND, STOCK, CROP, &c,

DEING in the service of the country, | have
ID determined TO sell my land pubic auction on The s0lh
day Of NOVEMBER 1863
T and hiss been recently settled and most OF tie land fer
cultivation Is fresh and very productive
The 400 acres well unbered lying In Meeken-
burg county miles north Of the Court House. ana adjoining
the lands Of Peter PuryeAr aud others.
The imp oYemens new and comfortable. .
Al the same will be sold all the Crop, Stock &C., on the
plantation n.,n nops
nov 8-2W MChAkD y. PVfA'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

IssiAEefleE, ~ Na. ellpEitsfbs Qp:sipss Esl
lisaa, Of lSs Sia ti, ltstrs sAat, IN conformity vih
tho Opnisns sIpressod BY all The sOulhcfh PfOSaHety
PrCss the government az Richmond has for the t"en-
etd time at least sent to its agents in Europe, and es
peciay 70 Mr. Sde, very formal instructions to make
n, cOncessons-not even to listen to any discussion
relative to the subject Of slavery
SALE OF NKGEois.-At sale in PITT county, North
Carolira few days since, q negroes sold for % oSl
doll.rs-ard among the 81 there we're two very old
men one az she 76 years of age, one very Cd
wsnan sgei IS, and seven small children One boy
about I6 years of age tr1ug t$4,O0b.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

GIN. CHEArHAMs request to be relieved from dutywa
blsed according to the Huntsville Confederate on dis
satisfaction with Gen. agg s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

THE CrrrzENs of Florida are organizing Confederate
Societies for the purpose of bringing down the neOes-
saries Of life
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
BY JAMES n TAYLOR, AUorIoSEER
EARM EOK RENT Stack of

II n IL M It " II IbN l'-ObOCh vi hOI SCSi
Il Mules Cows Hogs, Corn, thucks Straw Farming Impls
OF all kipds Wood a. at AuctonAt tbs reqaest o. Mr.
r. g. Crouch VITO In the army, Will rent TUES
DAY lT November 10 O'Clock NJ his FARM in the
y henEicc 70 miles OF Richmond and JAMES River
Canal containing $50 Of land with good dwelling house
with 4 rooms, and all the usual outbudings
Immediately Str renii0g the farm viii proceed to sell ell
his ebtfe stock consisting OF good mules horses cows,
corn, odder shu,ks, straw, Ac wagon AMI csr asr
wood in lie the Jamts River and
tuck hoe Railroad.
after safe will b, hired out valusbe farm
hands the balance Of this and t' for The next yes
j. NJ, TAYLOR Agc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
OORREsPONDENeE.
RICHMOND, Nov. 2, 1859.

RICHMOND, Nov. 2, 1862.
r. DOrsuy ogden, Esq:
sR The tesony OF appreciation o. the successful endeavor
Of an drtste frequently found in thepOpuary which he
enjoys the denomination Of favor exhibited
ny he Of compliment benefits Nevertheless,
milton due to TIE Min,ge Who In his dlaeult mission Of
exalted claims 10 Will sui ring community enu
place oil public amusement directs lis talents towards the
deviation suingI, Is but proper that grateful
community houd fitting panuer tender him the expression
OF elr gratitude snd commentator.
vieE then, SIR thst mindful ofthe generous i'm
poor RcLm md el the funds cont ibu ed to
the relief OF heex New Orleans last though by
feung SICK and soldies adopt this mode
Of nyeyng the epr ssion o. our sense Of hatue at
the you the 4 sympathy
your el at ami old the sahta OF the Dram, BY
nvngyou accept benefit to be given at The
Richmond Theatre at such time will see proper 10
We have the honor to be, very respectfully, &c,
Aurelius Gone, IT Moore,
M " 4 d h5'S %m qmh, F = s@swasn'
L Dol "a PAfrsy, 0IM4nson, MD.
La Relief Com, 1sMa'On
Nav RCaxoxD THEATRE, Nov Oh, 1868
GenemenI Is, assure With no common degree OF plea
I'd Inst rendering Complimentary Benefit token
your egard for the donations have made
aevi tie sufer OF the % es, and others who
iubject Of ON sympathy enlist alton Of all
posses tn power mi gae their wants and necessities
which 'his cruel war has entaied upon them
e that these ACTORS Of mine could have chal
lenged he admiration any one and with deep
cation enunel tel relative my conduct asa Wbs
you quite consoaoy feelings to think that not
bosd out OF the remembrance Of those whose friendship e.
teen high.
have the honor IN compliance with your request 70 announce
MONDAY evening" the 18th nsant the time set apart for
the benefit nerousy rendered And, In conclusion allow me
my since une COED thank for this additions set OF
you and dl interested friendship Long will be re-
membered garnerd heart one Of It's moa price
teAsures The request coming AZ doe will actuate me
greater exertons my Efforts 10 sex t and up
hold the drama in hopes It's being acceptable
TO ALL
have the honor "a remain, 20
.nolO-5t r. d. OGDEN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

DOR RENT,
IL The very desirable Brick Residence,
Grace and 2sh str, cts hureh H lately occupied
william H4jgrOYe deceased, oontaaing Niue Rooms and
Two Store Rloms-wh Gas o each floor.
The well Paved and beautifully Shaded and
tAns Kitchen, with wants smoke House Sta
and Storage Room for wood and coal Ao,
Pump OF excellent Water.
The Garden tschei to the place gqA one, and be
very productive. -
The situation very desirable. Possession given sdaiely
For terms apply to g. N GwATHERY, Esq rho koe Rip
sARAH n. LARDGROYE
nog-s6t Administering.
re- Examiner and Dispatch copy SIX times.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
LARGE SALEOF PEA SoNALTY.

I WILL SELL Ar AUCTION, at the resi-
dence Of the Warrington, 10 Caroline county
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th OF December II fair, not on the
h IA day thereafter all the perso AZ estate Of the deee
embracing rses Mules Work 0xen-a fsck Of hyperion sheep
Hogs boh fatted sioc Cattle (beh beef and ock
raj IN usapd Corn, Fodder, Straw Wagons Carts
Pou his Harness. &C. &C. Also Family Oarrags and Match.
Houses Household and Kitchen Furniture, and many other val
uahie articles Incident 10 large farm.
Sale 70 commence at II A. 81.
JOHN WASHINGTON,
poll-dlAHtds Ex'r Of Mss ANN WARRINGTON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

TES Gus BAIIEEY os TIE DuAwARE.-A ten gun
battery is beirg constructed by the United States Gov
srnme2t near Delaware Cisy oa tho Delaware river. It
is to have two faces, six Of the guns are to be ten
inches AID four teen inches the magazine bomb proof
aud bomb proof protection fOr. the garrison. 1t viii
occupy about siT Of ground. 1! oil be quite a
formidable work, and fully abe sink almost any ves
sci or var coming up the Delaware I expected that
it viii De eQIppeted by Christmas
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

Itmust be happy thought to lover that his blood
snd that of his sweetheart mngle in the same-D'Os
0uitO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

rERNs-D.fy snou,As, IS; MONS, 's. T0F less Pc
sswssIy, months SO No Subscriptions received for less
than SIX month";
Es az months g. No subscriptions received Tor less
than "a months.
No subscription for longer period han SIX months wiz be re-
seived for any iBue Of The Wig.
RsuIttAncss At the risk Of the subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

I OST-A Dog Collar, with the name of. "a.
IL A. White" esgssed the plate. The inner win please
st M the collar this Ohce. q Rol3-1t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To amend aud re-sRGet The Act passed March tie l1M
1865, IN relation to The unnecessary consumption of
Grain by Distilers aud other Aanufactrsrs of Spir.
it,Sons and Nall Liquors.
Passed October sls,, 1881
Be- enacted 6y1e General Assembly That the Act passed
March llth 1s63, eald amend and
entitled en- Act 70 amend and entitled
prevent the unnecessary consumption Of Grain BY De
other Manufacturers Of sptuou and Mat Liquors. passed Oc-
ober 3D. 1884, be and the hereby amended AID
ed. read as follows:
ISha lawful for any person mske
Of Corn Wheat Bye ether grsn Fruit,
Pc aoes Sugar Mos Cane or Sorghum
and person oGnding shah be deemed guilty mIsde
esnor and upon conviction thereof shall fined every
fence not esS hundred dollars more than thou
s1n dollars sno be subject p county iA not
exceeding twelve moutls al the discretion court.
person. Arm mpapy shall execute whole or
part contract heretofore Con-
eaera Government with Of said Government
maAng caung 70 be made, Whisky other spirits
win this State and all such who shall violate this
section SHAH be deemed subject all the penalties imposed By
this and other acts against unlawful dis'ilatoa.
The Keeper OF the Rolls shall this he pubnshed
at least two newspapers In the city Of Richmond, for
Eeeks.
This Act shall be In toree from It's passsge.
copy from the Roll.
Teste
WIN y. GORDON Ja
S-d4c2w O. II. ID. and Keeper Of Rolls Of Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

TIE sPuRs Of the Blue Ridge, visible from Lynch
burg, were capped with snow Tuesday,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

CoURrsET Il JAMS. a son Of G. P. R. James, the
novelist, has enlisted al Cleveland Ohio. "veteran
volunteer in.the Se1ond Ohio Cavalry.
His experience has been a stormy one. tered the
E1gish navy fifteen walked Her Nj sy's deck six
ysarsben spent three years in the EGG sh army then
hv5.-'os civil e queer; accompanied Walker to
Central America az hs5 been Lieutenant in the First
New York Aoul ed Rides rom the beginning Of the
present var until mustered out on the 25h OF October
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

STOCKS AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at
~ our Uce on WEDNESDAY. the 18th ins twelve O'clock
$1,000 City OF L, nchturg Coup Bonds,
1890 Virginia State Registered Stock, (ong dste,)
1900 do. do. do. do. (psst due)
800 O. g. per cent Convertible Bones,
1876 Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
per cent. Scrip,
6S8 50 r. kP. K. r per cent. Scrip,
100 Orange and Alexandria r, K. per cent Bond,
1880 City Of Norfolk per cent. Bond,
85 Saat e. Jam % River 4 Ksnawha Stock,
$500 Va Central K. 3. per cent Bold
LANCASTER 90,
noli Auctoneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
r ARGE SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE

IL Including Chln. Glass and Tia Ware &c, At the Healing
sprius in Bah County "WEDNESDAY the is day OF No
vnbr 1868, a, the Healing ngs will oner tor sale TN
PtRLOig, DINfNG-ROOM AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE OF the Establishment, CONSISTING OF TOO
Preach Gilt Framed Mirrors very large Brussels Carpet
thirty P Knives ard Fo ks Oops and sauce
Dshss Table spoons rUmblrs, Goble Vine Glasses
Pitchers Chambers, Water ans Mich Pitch
ers &c Lpshing Glasses, Beds eads Chas Tables Sofas
LOUNGES Hair Mattresses Sheets Pillow Slips Pillows
Bost RS 30 fine Billiard Tables, Gu and Ball. large
Iron safe Fahank Platform Scale, gs lot Of Carpet
ing many articles which would be tedious TO enume
ra g. Also, number Of Ost'e and Sheep
Persons leaving stanton Tuesday morLucan same day
by railroad stage Warm Springs and then,
ing, this place by Atage. PORTER khNlN,
PrOpr
We will AZ lime and pace offer for sale the Healing
Strings ANY person wishing investment will rarely
meet with such Porter, Of the Prop,e
may Ballard House until friday mag next,
who vii give any information wanted.
PORTER n ERWIN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

suscRBKS papers marked with Cross VII under
tand that her Of subscription Il about expire, and vii
remit promptly n they Wish thsir papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate
IA OF Dr. Apperscn deceased requested 70 present
properly authenticated, desire 70 distribute the estate
IN the ShOrtess possible time. VA LACY,
nola-osts Administrator,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-13

GCEasss YRS ness ssssias eiIts CsRftasSsts pOP'
Sfss on RsS! AlAs chg Gu !he iA psas Already
Vie ebets are beginning 10 sffiFe 10 sseufs lodgings
Tor the winter sefal Of them have rented furnished
dselngs, and viii bring their families and servants with
them. Others will doubtless rent apartments wherever
tbey may obtain them andget their meals at some res
tAurAnts except when they invited out to dinner or
tea.
The approaching session of Congress will 1t is hopes
afford an early view Of the turn in that long lane Of
financial through which the people of the
Confederate States have been passing for several weny
months. If the members will act promptly aud wisely
and net open their hquacous mouths as frequently as
they did st the last session, measure OF relief may
be adopted in time arrest the rapid depreciation Of
our currency aud enable the people with small inOOmts
V sabsst during the winter. Everybody is glad that
the session will soon commence