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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

VIII lhs aRas fashfil 70 ts allegiance aGd tts hssf
probably equally So Eud With Federal E1eeuhfei Tor
the heft twelve months Of frmntss and moderation
which the country has right to expec-moderat'oH'
being an element Of power not less than frness there
good reason hope that the danger OF secession may
be made to pass away without one conf ct oil arms Que
execution or one arrest for treasos.
In the mean time Il is suggested that exports should
remain IA free as at present. all duties however, on iu
porta collected (Outsde OF the cities as such receipts
would be needed fur the national debt invalid pensions
&c and only articles cOntrablnd oil war be refused ad
mitance Bot even this refusal would be unnecessary
as the foregoing views escheW the ideas OF invading
seeded State WINFIELD oCorr
OcToBER 30, 1850.
In forts or on board shps-ofwar. The great aim aud
object of this plain was 10 gain tme-say eight or ten
ths-to await expected measures OF coBcation on
the part Of the North and the subsistence Of angry feel
ngsis the OpPOsi quarter.
Lieut. General Scotts respects to the Secretary OF
War to cay
That a COW of his "Views, &C." was despatched TO
the President yesterday in great haste; but the copy
intended for the Secretary, better transcribed there
witbl was not in time for the mail General 5. would
be hapoy if the latter could be substituted for the
forper.
Il will be seen that the "Views" only apply to case
of secession that makes gap 10 the present Union The
falling off (say) of Texas or of all the Atlantic States,
from The Potomac SOUTH was not within the scope OF
Gen. SIS provisional Iemedies
Il is his opinion that instructions should be given at
once to the commanders OF the Barancas, Forts hou
trie and Monroe boon their guard against surprises
aud coups de main As to regular approaches nothing
can be said or DONE this tne without volunteers
There is one regular) company 40 Boston, one here,
Athe Narrows one Pitt burg, one at Augusta, Ga,
aud one at Baton Rouge-in all five companies only,
within reach to garrison reinforce the forts men,
toned in the "Views."
Gen. Scott is all socitude for the safety OF the u9ion
He is however not without hope that all dangers and
difficulties will pass away without leaving scar or pain
ful recollection behind.
The Secretary's most obediept servant
OCrOBER 80, 1860. w. B. :
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As,nrannea nf HistorH.

"Tbe Battle is Gods" ia the text OF sermon preach
ed before WilcOIs brigrde, the last Fast Day by Rev.
Mr.. Renfroe chaplain Of the 10Th Alabama Regiment,
and published at the instance and by the contributions
OF those who heard it, The author quotes the remark
of Victor Cousin that History proves, even when
ye~ed from human standpoint that alsays ter
inmate Just as they should and that their results are al
ways full Of blessings for com ng generations-and the
following Passage from Sir William Temples Essay on
Heroic Virtue: "The second observation shall make
On the subject of victory aud conquest is that they have
in general been made by the smaller numbers over the
greater; against which do not remember any excep-
ton in all the famous battles registered in story excep:
lug that Of amerane and In proof OF the gen.
era correctness of this observation the speaker says the
Persian army under Cyrus bat handful when COM
pared with the vast multitude of Assyrans over which
they we're completely victorious. And afterwards these
victorious Persans with army Of six hundred thou
sand were beaten by the Maoedonians, who
more than forty thousand strong The little Athenian
army of ten thousand fighting for their liberty and it,
dependence as are drove back and overcame one
hundred and twenty thousand Persians a: Marathon
In all the famous victories of the Lacedemonans they had
never over twelve thousand soldiers a. any tme though
their enemies had often twenty times that number
Almost every one of the celebrated victories Of the Ro
mans was achieved over far greater numbers than them
selves The great Ce ,ars armies whether in Pharsaa
Gau or Germany, in proportion to those con-
ouered by him. The army of Marius was never over
forty thousand while that of the Cimbres,! which he
conquered, was three hundred thousand. The famous
victories of Etus and isarius, over the barbarous
Northern nations With numbers astonishingy
small The same is the first great victories Of
the Turks over the Persian Kingdom and of the Tarar
oyer the Chinese In all the immortal victories of the
renowned Scanderbeg the Turks he never brought
together more than sixteen thousand men, though his
enemies often numbered OVER hundred thousand. To
come down later times the English victories at Cres
~ and Agncourt SO famous in history gained
with Incredible Disadvantages Of numbers. The same
is true Of the great victories of Charles the YiII in
Italy; of Henry the " in France of Gustavu3 Adolf
phus in Germany and of Charles the XII, of Sweden,
in Denmark Poland aud MuscoVy. Toe King of Po
land, who bad an army of twenty four thousand, was
defeated and driven from his throne by force Of less
e. an twelve thousand aud the Russian army of eighty
thousand beaten by him with little army of only
eight thousand Nor must we forget the fate of the
great Napoleon in Russia lie invaded that country
vita on army of six hundred aud thirty thousand SOL
diers aud finally completely vanqushed and driven
out of the county, although the Russians had
over two hundred aud fifty thousand men in the field at
any one time.
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TIE EASTERN VIRGINIA LUNATIC ASYLUM AT
WILLIAMSBURG

The New York Times contains o letter signed John
P. Gray, who was sent to the Lunatic Asylum st
Williamsburg to inspect it. The following Is extract
from his report:
remained and visited the Asylum with. Gen. Foster
and STAFF and while there received from Colonel Rot eIt
NJ West, commanding the pest, and DIR. John D. Wea-
YER, lst Pennsylvania artillery, physician in charge ell
the data In their possession In regard 10 The nsutor
since t has been under the OF the military force
May s, 1852, the battle OF Williamsburg was fought
Soon aiterward the accomplished superintendent CT the
Asylum, Dr. Gait, commit, suicide. There we're then
in the institution nearly 800 patients. Those insane
people were witt out medical supervision support ard
General Mcclellan ordered Dr. Thompson, of Illinois iH
charge and all the neediu supplies we're furnished -
10 June De- Thompson relieved by the appointment
OF DR.. g. \. Watson, by Governor Perpont This ar
rsngement continued until the withdrawal Of the United
States army from in front Of Richmond when DR.. Wat
son ret red.
On the 2O.h of August, 1862 Assistant Surgeon r.
Wsger OF the oh Pennsylvania civay, placed in
charge and from that time the Asylum has been under
the care of the Government.
Tn re were then in the Asylum 252 patents, and ~
o6cers, attendants and servants. Snco that period
patients have been admitted and 81 have been discharged
AID died. leaving population OF 2SS.
The matI0n aud eODe other officers and their aten-
dans 10 their praise remained faithful TO their post aud
are dscha ging her duties without reward further than
food and c,othDg.
parcel OF land belonging to the institution is cufi-
waited by the servants some OF tbs patients AID
yields reasonable supply Of summer vegetable. FIJI
aud oysters In their season., are also easily obtain I'd
from York river. For alt other supplies there is no de-
pendance other than the munfcence of the United
Safes Government. The army raions are furnished,
consisting OF fresh and salt beef pork four beans rice,
hOminy coffee, tea sugar, potatoes, desscated vege
tables, dried fruit sa vinegar, soap and candies
Fuel clothing bedding furniture, also supplied.
limited S.ataa Sa Commission Nil
vess charity furnished from it, oh needed
COMFORTS been beyond the reach of the govern
meat and number of pul&nthropic persons from the
North have contributed both moral and material aid.
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AUJ- AEn INsP'R eSNsEaLT 0TFt0E,. ;
ROunoND, Oct 81, lsos.
GRSERAL oRDERA [
~ 40

The reoureue uts Of ha army making necessary 'nst sle
p-e.ent ruppy arery horses and otLef nea
- c.rsf.lY hubsndsd AMI more perfect sven " supply
r5opt.d MAJOR Il Cole Inspector General OF feia ita1P
taHop n addition p-eseut duties hereby ehAseu VIZ"
m Under hi, orders nspeo ions purchases mpressuens
ma .sus Of acid ransportasa (ncluoing arefy sesl WI
h. made and recruiting, fzocAtng and repairing done
nt me Confederate states ana all other osrs are
nom purchasing or Opposing OF this description OF Ptopsy
cent sach as specially autaorEe o fuI0ntse ~
6mandin9 gene al army vhcso aed OF ~ SUN
y.s sha con6aed % the ats OF IN army ano nc
insdaey in advance, and under no elscumsShees vi
such officers allowed purchase within any ast county
20 which regularly appointed purchasing one0f mas oeen -
signed. q, -.,--t.., a.. s,.tr,., The
coufedsrae for the purposes nAe and Eh as ga on
Gers 10 The duty, vii cutr0l me satjecb En ue
i've districts osde and regulations a. he may eAo
Lab. -, .--- -...t-. 49,.
Authorized 4, make inpeous within thy limits . the
sS,gnmsnt and 70 c0nden aud order 70 be turned "a 70 te
nerr.. pst guartsrsst-r artillery horses and other Trans
ston lou a uuserviceAbe BE- disposed Of As The ehsi
iusp rctor Of thc d5li.t nay direct ,--.-..,.
Cnisi luArsrma8rs OF ARMIES quarternasers a. Posas
os Than hc viii maze th-r estimates On t ohel
Inspector Of the ala transportation A. me- may
REQUIRE yhen necessary FOR ne ProtecOa OF parties eees
a, near ne yuetnys hines, cavalry escort VIII DC afsu
by the ue.reE commander Of trOoPA
VI rre norses aul other property To use IN tt
Department must Impressed BY oacers Of any Other depart
meuL
(siynejD 3 CO0t65A,r
no 8-iu Az anu AAaP o94A-
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R0oEeRiDaE p0oEfY.
RotfBRiDdf, Dot. 8. 1854

To the EditOr Of The Wing.
No news of interest in this sectioaof the wiley. The
wheat recently sown LOOKS fne the has been
good one This IL the case from Waynesboro here and
also from Cupeper 10 Charlottesville. This gallant
,unty which contains the mortal remains Of our great
Jackson Is sye to the interest and Of the soldier
and his family, Will be is battling for the bones and
fresdes of those who have never known what Yankee
occupation ia.
Last Monday was court day. Lexington was crowded
with citizens Dr. O. r. Harris addressed the people In
a speech Of near two hours, full OF sound argument
His manner was persuasive, his facts incontroveribe,
and his eloquent appean behalf Of the soldier and our
bleeding country was truly eloquent and touching The
Dr. hear, s' native of Culpeper and the owner OF
Brandy Station. Col Henry, Confederate State Senator
from Rockbrdge closed the discussion in short speech
of rare eloquence and poser. He had, learned ad'
dressed the people on q previous occasion.
Most truly,
CAVALRY lsr Va RKG'r
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dsyiehi % saSdg has surprised name. NJ ess stlf'
lon b has Shea be iorHa 90 Monday the Yahkees ksa
ietreated he decided on going Ese Tennessee or 10
flank ther and on Tuesday actually maEched pert
Of the way in carrying out this plan but TUESDAY
night Gen. Bragg, for sufficient reason, changed
his plan. 1t is pretty well ascertained that on
Monday We could have marched into Chattanooga.
The Yankee army, on Monday, was p mob of fd ri.
tiyes. Rosscrans reached Chattanooga Monday even
ing late, and made speech, declaring -. purpose to
bold the city. HIS field positions wersI h>ohosen.-
His lines the pike Of Chattanooga LsfAy-
cite, and also the road from chattanooga to
Crawfsh Springs His tanks could not be turned and
had to dislodge him from hs position by bard hit
ing. His centre was the weakest and we broke through
it on both days. If we could have turned his left, we
could have captured all bis army On Sunday night we
held the pike bis left, but he rereaied by the road
from Crawfsh Sprirgsan excellent road On this road
be had established telegraph from Chattanooga TO the
battlefield. saw parts OF irstandiDg to-day. ...
POISONED BULLETS.
It Is asserted and by many believed, that the Yam
KEGS used poisoned bullets at Chickamsuga II is Diff
cult to account otherwise, for the large number Of
deaths from wounds 10 the and leg and other Lot
vital parts. asked surgeon about it, and he seemt 4
doubt what to believe. He said that modification
ensued in remarkably short time in the wounded
limbs; indeed, In a shorter time than he had ever
knoyn-lweniy-lour hours; and tina: the gsngrene
spread very rapidly, and Of singular color and
viru lenee. This matter should be rgidy investigated
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Imnossible 10 Please

The Mississippi Clarion adVerts to one of the many
evidences of inconsistency and injustice afforded By the
English people aud Government with reference to our
selves Several months ago. says the Clarion the State
of Aabaol through the regular authorities desired to
pay the annual interest certain bonds held in Eng
land The due, according to our recollection, was
forty thousand pounds sterling The ordinary channels
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OArrls, HARNEss Raleigh Standard aaHs

We saw day or two stree at the harness establish
ment of Col G. W. d Hu:chings of this place, some
harness made of cloth and leather about
of the former which appear be durable in heir char
acter They we're made under the direction of Quar-
termaser Pierce aud ii they will answer the purpose
the bearings and tasteniags only being of leather
great saving in leather will be effected. They present
very neat appearance Col H. informs us that the say.
ing is about twenty pounds in leatheSto the cot,
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ADJgTANT AND IEsP'R oENfs OFFICE,
kIcMosD, hOV. :, 1893.

ohDhhob l..
No. las.
The oHi1g appendix the report Of the appraisers the
State Of gnia, is published fOf the Information Of all
RICHMOND, Nov. 8, 1868.
Hon. James A. Seldom
SIR Al Indicated repcrt respectfully submit
piee upon grsds OF
woclen cloths wsrps used BY the GoyonmIh
We the prices xed to each description Ct M
u. Army %OOlen cloth, y yard, good, 10 per yard
es Army ~ooIen eioia 4 yard, 9oos, pio rata $40
greater or lees with Vi WEIGHT
60. Army wooden CLOTH = yard, good, 20 o. per yard,
TO- Army SoOiea cio,h x yard, good, pro rata as to
greater or less width y weight
~ Hsnt,ll yard, good, o. per yard, per yard 90
". Cotton aha ling, u yard, AZ yards 10 the pound,
49, COti n siifrns, 4 yard, TX yard. TO the pound
Per yard, :.:..........::........... 81
yard: :...........; -. s7I
e e S SSSa S SsnlS1 % .f per-
IL ctton drills, 2. yard, yards to the pound, per
49, Cotton sl.rti1s saip: yards to the poasd per
10 Cotton tent cloths the yard per yard. lg
70. On the above enumerated cotton cloths, pro rata
to gea.ef or l=ss vi tn . weight
81. Cotton wapi. good, per pound :.'..-...,.. 200
Good hay farms of producers (unbaed)
Is per hand ed ptunis and good wheat
the farms producers s at 81 80 hundred
poand laLbaisd For hauling hay aud straw 4e
hundred pounds Cents mile for hauling vLs
bushe cets nile for bAng hay and wheat
30 cent. per hundred pounds.
Upon further confederation, have assessed the price Of good,
fat, fresh pork at6O cents per uad net weight .
Unexpectedly suyges to the Secretary War 70 have
ports and schedules printed handba iOm and tina,
saries' agents eogaged in im1reasng the Government
Mos respectfully,
(sgned) Ew HUBBARD,
ROBT. GIBBOsY.
Commissioners Of Virginia
Gisued) g. COOPER,
no1O-iw Adjt and Insp'r General
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LAND AGENCY,
CORNER MAIN AND 14IH STREETS.
EIGHTEEN vERY DESIRABLE FARMS
RAPPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE.
OFFER FOR SALE the

kiag Ia Richmond eouBy Rappahannock, shout sea
miles above TappAhRnnoek.
cbnsns, by survey about l3f3 and fraction acres sees.
800 cleared and very fertile. There about
hard march, admirably adapted 10 raising and
The forest abou1dng valuable tmbU
viz chestnut locust cedar pine, oaks Of various kinds, g,
poplar ard Walnut Timber have been GeeneG With
the view OF enhancing the value 81 the forest.
The house, barns and stables are In good eondnp
and the serya1 cabins eommodious AID Of superior
style.
purchaser az he desires ~ take at ysuaa7he ro1g
the farm, farming IMPLEMENTS Mules Cat nast
Corn Fodder &C.
Address (post-paid) at Frededckrburg.
nov lc-cm ARTHUR BERSAHD
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no10-5t
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
n OBLIGATIONS will be made for the re-
reua a Registered Confederate Bond No 47a dated De-
etnoer 81 1854 due January. 1872 one dos.
asa % n =. hass-sa bond having been los. In tails city,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10
BALLARD HOTEL,
FrHuu Nu Va

RICIy- so. Va.
IN RETIRING from business in which have
r.-, a, long -.gsi g. 90 tha cGunct do with
,r, Nv grsffa ka vclgneut uea uet tns-ks u my
,aBy e the puolc generally, - re Kind and
irsr.l r,urs- win zblh avUreS aad sustained
throughout my Whole b1aiusss ca Ger.
business rt.lc t and win Jour smiles ana
nt greetings greet tut feel assured thsi The es-
tnt IL NV hanus q, those sh eaO Poleo1ss
~ So s.i1u render your CJurn un.er rs rvol
more pl,a Jhaa ever.
Ihs Bau4rl IL under tse management OF AessTs
10 T.Easrr, ami ed, gentlemen sell and taVoraby
known pgbc whose au2Ssaoa his.eAss hotel
nav trusted Co-Cisl recommend them 70 ths
pf C. .na as for Of thai support which
have re eivsd from my Old ireuus and pAtons
n1v1-l6t yvuN r. SaLLAhD.
~ Charleston Courier, Mobile Rsg1r and Advertiser, sa-
vsLah Repubcaa Raleigh stte J0urna ana Memphis Appeal
viii e.h pgUish &c aud n " this ornre.
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HoTsK AND ENCHANGR hOTKL.
8. C0OPER,
Adj't ana lnsp'r 6sn1.

&c. TALIAFEBRO 4 Q. c. FIELDS,
(LAlE or CONGREss HALL
DEG leave 70 announce 10 their friends and
I'D the pubic generally they lave leased The Ballard
use .nd Exoa.age Hotel that they Will no efforts TO
OR t.ss VII be provided With VERY BEST that the mar
IA viii aF5rd. spd our bar supplied Nth the
CHOICEST LIQUOR@
MESSRS r. s. 20 WERS AND HENRl oREF,
The vel xuova Assistants Of former Proprietor Fl remain
VI. I'm lt J. O. TAuAFESRO = 90.
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QsE df AsESle4, |
Ma 0sflsfzkels !.
Anjuif AND iSsP. aENrs olTtoEi !
f.-rnfotfn Va Nov, o. lstN.
sFSER&L ORDERS


ApjUiT AND iSsP. sESrs oI5toE,
RcusosD, Va, Nov. q 1888, ]
sFSER&L ORDERS
~ az pr,vsient misconceptions In regard 70 me poneI
III III, Depnrtunsut on suhjsct Of mPressaen
t,s blowing being extracts Of General order OF AAi'
KDJurANr AND INSPECTOR GENERALss o "a
GENERAL Orders,
l. ,-v.,nsnce Of numerous apple Ions uiaue uy m
80 4, ~. War Department. 70 Is obvious ~ Wa IN re-
Instructions Of tnr eeoseS
tetl,v 20 he lmpressnsn Of sapples ual.1 their
people hat agents Of tne 6ove ~ rsp,Vinr such
f,rs,,tio,s. Nov therefore e purpose o.
40 10 prsven any violation OF nose insN u'ua'
a. . hereby ordered: -. ,h,u under any circum-
,ts,,ss rh,t-vrr impress the sepptes sno9 Pe'.J -
- non or that Of hs family, en- loyeea or
~ ,- ~, oassr shall q time, unless apeetAiy
= a. = fs-nsrsl commanding, In case Of eAlseneJ,
-. se, Thih are their way 70 market of SAFE uu NJ
rival - 1871 a, thc ipstr,etions originally
- 4, rsi,i,n - mprsament BY She secretary o. Wal aou
itb,u or beyond" the authority given IN those IN
s,,,-tons Vii be held gsrictly responsible
- sonorty vim Foregoing 70 preveot any inconsiaea1s
.r IN ne p.rt Of officers ents charged win NE uny 0
prs,snt ey enioned uanl further orders NEnleh WI
not be zen ura Imperative eNsences Tor ts soppy
~ ,rv) not 70 impress apy necessities OF suoseEcs =. A
Tn-d 6y pro lacers ransu 20 marke or Ai'eF artNa
m ket unless unreasonable us trom SAFE 70
samer'' ,s,,,.s, ''u'' COOPER.
- Il, AdTt Insp. Genl
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nR- PLUME, of the old Medical House, con-
II das himself mainly one prsc ice Frankiin st.,
below the Exchange Bo and dagonzy opposite Odd Fs
lows Hail. where sio and sonhdsn ial estnant be OBJ
alned reasonable Those lxposes
rtan ntasious ailments, are Invited 70 IN early.
CommusieauOn ~ mall or Otherwise, promptly attended IT,
Once open from A. N. 70 9 P. NJ.
RiCuaoND, Va 2-ly
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THE Subscribers have this day formed a
Il CU-PARrN EAsHiP under the Firm gle S. DA
Wis co Tor parpcs. ccniucng auction Com
mssisn bsnsss Negroes They viii eel both pub
y end pv4y ana promise ther best eNeTtons 70 promote
tAe afe--st 81 thsis FatfoEs-
win Tor the present. be that lately used BY
T. "a rckes corner Of Frankun street acd Locgss alley
They solicit patronage % er friends and the public
rally. aEaJ n attendance a. NE ver depos
d r. DAVIS,
ROBE. ktOdARDSON.
Richmond Nov o lssl nor dlHs
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w Z. JOHNSON, Successor Of Alex. BILL
Co., Manufacturer Of Ladies' and Genteusns Boou
and stoe up IiAlra. l2T Main street, Richmond, Va.
Al nds o. Lads and aenlemsnb Scots shoes made "
order. Repairing done.
la lR-lT ". n Wight. Outer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-10

TOR SALE.-A very desirable farm, contain
Il iug abcu 40 aoes ~ lrss fr, PowaaAn Co-rt House
Jefferson, publc landing 90 james river
1beru The pace an excellent dSenns sih seSeA rooms
and sevra 70 Acco tarss ali 10 good cer There Il also
hue peach and apple orchard on the place
Episcopal and Baptist Chgrch, and
our Presbyterian Ae0lst and exceedingly des
able uugl borh0Cd H. Graves ~ the Court Hodse viii
take pleasure 10 showing suy one The prtm.ss.
for Hurthur psrIlcalGls address K. {. DANCE,
oelo-du Midlothian p. o., Chesterfield, Va
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ALMANAC FOR 1864.
Will be Published on November I5th.
1T will contain, besides the Almanac proper,
alarge Interesting ,its ststseal,
Gus, &C. aud useful Record o Inportaa Events 1903
The trade supple at $50 hundred hfy ~ asTer
d. zen. single copies bJc.
Orders either Of the nndeas,ed viii BIS promptly
filed. ID. d. PAYNE,
H. O. VICT0B,
Dealers 10 BookB, Stationery, &C.,
no1O-5t Lyncsturg Va
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TOBACCO CY.

HAHFEI n HUM, JAMES &c %,
Virgnia Street, Near DazUiHs Depot
AS AGENTS for the Manufacturers, keep
"A always hand large vAsisy The choicest brandl Of s
bet tories.
We have FOR sale
10000 Packages
To Which attention % buyers . solicited pb-3m
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WTTHERS a co.
GFgERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS Ind PURCHA-
SING AGENTS
Daniel and Wfuships B ock. Atlanta, Ca
Solicit oonsgumens q Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
sugar. Cotton and Oou1try ProdNe.
kefers 70 Messs Hosin Mufrel Matthias aonduranl JAA
p Scott Co. J. W, and q. \. Bursh, Lynshous, Va
~ l9-sn