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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-08-12
Del, Lack. g. Western Railroad.
THE paSSENGRR TRAIN

d EAyES GREAT BEND AT 74O A NJ. AP-
il ter the arrival at $50 am, of the CINCINNA-
TT EXPRESS from the West, connecting at
SCRANTON, where it arrives at 10 10 n. M. with
rain on the LACKAWANNA and BLOGMsBn BnRG-
RAILROAD, for PITTSTQN, WYOMING VAL
LEY, KINGSTON and WILKES BARRE and with
the DELAWARE and HUDSON RAILROAD for
PR evidence, OLYPHANT ana CARBONDALE.
At HOPE STATION this train connects by omnibus
with the BELVGDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD
for PHILIPSBURG, TRENTON aud P,HILADA-
At NEW HAMPTON JUNCTION, where it ar
rives at 25 p, m the some train connects with
trains on the CENTRAL RAILROAD of New Jer-
sey, for ELIZABETH, NEWARK, NEW YORK,
1EASTON, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOlyN, MAUCH
CHUNK, READING and HARRISBURG Passen-
gers by this train arrive in NEW YORK at $50. in
PHILADELPHIA at ZOO, and in HARRISBURG
at 8 90 p. m.
The trains leaving foot of COURTLAND ST,
NEW-YORk, at 500 m, and KENSINGTON
DEPOT, PHILADELPHIA, at 10 a. m, connect
with senger Train of this road leaving NEW
HAMPTON JUNCTION at IL. 20 a. m. and arriv-
ing at SCRANTON at OF D. m . where it connects
with a. train on the LACKAWANNA and BLOOMS
BURG RAILROAD, and with the omnibus running
tpthe DELAWARE and HUDSON RAILROAD. y
This train arrives at GREAT BEND at 6.l0 p.
m, making close connection with the mail train
going West on the ERIE RAILWAY.
AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
lleaves SCRANTON at 1910 a. m, connecting at
GREAT BEND with the day Express train West on
the ERIE RAILWAY By this tral passengers ar
rive at ITHACA, SYRACUSE, BUFFALO, &C. the
SINE day. Returning, this train leaves GREAT
BEND At 2.20 p. m, the arrival of the NEW
YORK EXPRESS going East and BUFFALO EX-
PRESS going West, and arrives in SCRAT0N at
$50 p, N.
JOHN RRIsBIN Superintendent
n A. HENRY, General Ticket Agent.
ooiShtop, June Is. 1863.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

PEovIDE YoR IEs PoOE-kEETNG on OHUECH HILL.-
meeting OF the citizens OF Church and Union Hills
was held at the Third Presbyterian Church Monday
CHS TO make provision for The wants Of the poor The
meeting VAS iu one, AID appropriate addresses were
delivered by MessFA EdHards, hemmenger solomon,
Price and others A Plaza Of permanent organization
adopted, and the following officers elected in &C.
cordanee Herewith
President Nils Turpin; Vice President, John n.
F-Tguson; Secretary Re. L. Richardson; Treasurer,
A. Z. Stokes. DrsCtOrs-Trom Trinity Church, Slas
L Johnson; 81. Johns, Dr. Jno. Kno1; 80 Presbyte-
ran, Geo. W. Allen; Lsigh Street. Capt VIM. Hay
ward; and Cnloa Station Vim. Couing
Are'outioR adopted, requesting the pastors Of
ths H-ren churches represented there 10 take up
eoe:uen Al an ey day, 70 forward the objects of the
as items.
A Ter 0,nsdio.ion By the Raw DR.. Norwood, the
meeting adjourned
We suggest 20 the Directors the establishment Of a
supply store, which families Who may be 10th Ae
eep; the charities Of the Association nay Obtain under
proper regulations the necessareS Of lie at reasonable
. prices. I' .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07
FR0N 80 RAPInAN

Tac following is an extract from letter In the
Raleigh Progress dated "0s the RApidan, September
2sh:n
On the formation Of our nsE line Of defence jut after
& R'Tascs Of heade's lOrCes sOms tso weeks ago,
ever, body vas Of the opinion that general engage.
m-Ht N0u shortly come Of but after two weeks time
ere j. no more Indications OF battle than at hrsL
OcAsiona'ly few reports Of cannon can be heard at
some point long line Of defence, and cavalry
sSrmishiHg alnks are Of daily occurrence, but
Of .'tle or 10 importance. .H
Ou- line Of defence extends from some distance above
Ga 20 Court House 70 the junction Of the Rapdap with
tte RappabSunoek. Had Meade on his fret Ssvance
proceeded toeFos the Rlpdan Immediately his chances
q dccsss would have been greatly enhanced, as our
pos though strong BY nature, rot fortified;
but to-day, let him cross where he may, be viii find
and obstacles in his way which, in the confident
epsilon OF all, VII be ABLE to drive hin defeated back
81 in
TIE indie atoms all aoug have been favorable 10 an
eag cement TIE opposing forces are scarcely mile
aoa-t, and very often are IN sight Of sheA other.
Inc d-ums, and even the tunes the bands ard 6les
b1F, can be distinctly heard at the respective camps
a-d 4 shallow snd iordAols river only divides Our
T.,xsis n suOug force, occupy the river banks aud
:, vigians watch on All Of The sneny's mOVemsnts
TIE enenys pekets OCCUPY the first line Of hills the
O5p1s ts side but in rife range The practice Of picket
hring is MT carried on between "a and bosh parties
can be seen lady walking their respective po,ts in
mo ,dy slencs. Oar pieEsts not allowed % have
any Intercourse E:.h the enemy, but notwithstanding
th stringent order occasional copies Of ihs Northern
7 Dsrs can De seen IN Gang.
TIE spirits aud health OF eur army Wss nave b,Her.
Tasgs Is Ltls S.ekDe-S in tue WhOle amy, and
lie entire command presents type Of health and law
NJ hardness that refreshing 20 behold. They are
oJr6dent too and should the enemy attack there need
BE- 10 appreheusionS Of this arny'S defeat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07
AUCTION NOTCH.

Particular attention Of tAs Trade requested the BAis
FHOs w. KEssER, IvcrroxHEa,
s01encin1 prompt a 10 o'clock THURSDAY MORNING next
villa 6kpoERIEs, LIQU0Rs-Vu
bagSPrims ed Java coRss
loo bAss do n Q. Sugar
10 bbb d do do
30 hhdS do do DO
HI a common do do ID,
100 sacks dry Virginia Salt
50 lbs BeesWaI
so bbls Tanners OIL
80 kegs Soda
so bags Pea Nuts
lee boxes Turpentine SoAB
Zoe boxes Webbt Fancy, do
800 dos Yankee soap
500 bs Oopperas
Is bbs Lamp Black
~ packages Iupsrior Green and Young Hyssn Tea
70 eSI Vinegar, part Of very superior quality,
1900 hne Havana Ogau
10 bblS Lard
20 tlsrees Rice
Liquors.
eAEks jamaica Rim
~ bbls Whisky
pipes Holland Gin
80 bblsAPpls BrNEdys -
10 BIOS Superior French Brandy
demilhnI superior French Brandy
And a. half p..t II O'el. ek, promptly,
- 40 HomGpun DO
do White flannel,
10 bales heavy Cotton Osnaturgs,
Ia do q Brown DUmSAtieI,
do 7 Georgia 90
80 pads Cotton Yarns,
Aud ~ u o'clock, prtcllely,
- NANUYAOrURED AND SMOKING TOBACCO, viz:
Low packages Manufactured Tobacco, best brands
so smoking do
B'sides macy other articles wanted ~ the trade.
Our object ~ close cut eongnnentS hSnd and op
Oc1-tds TARDY WILLIAMS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

DlaERgOS os a LARGE scALs- learn from an
ASAvils, n O., paper lha 81 dssereFs from Virginia
regiment, IN ,hs army Of Tennessee, passed through
sbas place on the iSsh September all well mounted and
armed with Mississippi rifles They represented than
s,lvOs as belonging to cavalry company in Virginia,
and Is being on their way their command and thus
suecs .dsd in passing unmOeSted. They we're after
wards detected on the Waauga river, their camp sur
rounded By Confederate regiment encampsd near the
place. and the whole party captured
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

ACCIDENT 10 GES. WIcxHAM.-Ws regret to learn
that Brig Gen. WINS G. WiekhAm was thrown from his
horse, Orange cOUr. HOuse Thursday last and
badly hurt. He riding over field at rapid pace,
when his horse stumbled q stump and fell to the
ground, catching one Of Gen. Wickhans legs under
his alnk, producing painful confusion. Gen W. has
been conveyed to his home in Hanover county, where
he will probably be detained BY bis injuries for several
weeks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

LIBERAL AND PATRrOno-Fhe Eagle Manufacturing
Company of Columbus, Georgia, propose to pay s2S
per barrel for four to the extent OF one hundred Tar
res or IS per busbel for It's equivalent in wheat and
will seod the -four contribution, free of all cost to
the siek and wounded soldiers of the Tennessee army,
AID will also pay 81 per busbel fOrtwO thousand bushels
Of neal and distribute it among soldiers families aud
the needy Of Columbus and neishbOrhOOd, at OnShAlf
It's cost -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07
AUCTION SALES
FUTURR DAYs.
By DAvEEPoRr 3 90, sIocs AvVrussRRs,

u" H.a By DANENfOkf \ Co., bIocx AyVrushAAsf
QGes corner ~ Curry AL isfA ~, =,
WE shall sell at the Office q the Old Do
w minion Insurance Company, Of rary aDd Bh
Streets FRIDAY The 9h OF oOber 1903, commencing
O'clock the following - - . IA, 900.
K BONDS AND STOCKS;
eS30c0 Virginia per cent Registered Bonds long dsitL
5000 North Carolina per cent Coupon Bonds, od sss'
lOCO0 YlrgolA 6per cent Coupon Bonds, long dstS i
z s,0O Confederate Sper cent Registered Bonds 1881.
10000 Confederate pr Coupon Bonds, lsGS a.
1900 Fifteen hiilc Co pon Btnds. .r . tu .J'i
1900 Cotton Bonds, coupOnI ...t
800 Orange and AiexRneris per cent QpuPon Bonds
1000 Negotiable ote drawn and endohedsby Jno lie
nnoine Sons pAyAblf 20 months after July ~, lseS,
at Bank Of Vlrgini- Petersburg, Va I'D. ,
IL EhAr ehmcnd Importing and Exporting STOCK
TiSon Pres'dt
20 shares Richmond Fire Association Stock. .l. ! sf
IS shares Old Dominion IpsuTance Company stock. I'D.
$40 Sterling Bil en- England,
And ether Bonds and Stocks may be ohsfed before a
" '-' DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
oes-.ds '-..tl Stock Ansts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07
ADjurANT AND INSPECTOR GRsHaAL's OFFICE, |
80 81 c.',s RrcHxosp, October i,1sSa, {
GENERAL ORDERS

NnI2
sppued pursuant
Of officers and Gvsnmnth - $1,000
1901 .Rraxosp
Of db,l.
should deem
orHadyv
SI p,u . case the deducted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

A Coon oPKSING-Since the war, all the peripasstic
Of scissor grinders have disappeared. An enter
prisng man with portable grndstOne, accumulate
fortune in year by going the rounds. He can get
more raIOrs and scissors grind than head
Of in the 4 US Of yore. . g.s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07
ocs.dS

r ARGR NUMBER OF LOTS IN PORT
~ MAYO, AND NOS. SC AND 81. ON MARION HILL, FOB
SALE AT AUoT0NAt request OF the exc Etor OF t1e late
Richard Dsnney the elder shall sell at suction the rem
FRIDAY the 9th 0sio3 1868. At 81 O'clock NJ
number Of beautiful Lots In Port MAyo fronting Neho
nd other Streets including the lAgs frame Dwelling, 'front.'
said also, Lots NOl So and ST. In plan Of Ma
H adjoining the rHldence and farm OF Mr.. r. sy
plat Of the property VIII be exhibited al the hour Of SALE
Terms oa.h or Credit aS may be preferred
oc5-tds GODDIN 4 APPEReON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07
. AUCTION sSA5LsS..
THfs DAx,
! . BY KESF, PAINE q co., AscnOsst.s.
~ eorRprEG An AUCTION.


~ D BY KESf, PAINE q co., AscnOSStas. l.,.
GROCERIES Ar AUCTION
" o. wEDSEseAY, &c IN instant, s9uns;e'Ig at 10
itOu boxes .1nuacsared Tobacco hls and nsdiaa
Also .. fa '.- 2
variety Of csCee GRooEaIEs, VII; III
Ir' 30 bbB N. u sugars
a . ., 40 bbls English Crushtd l-H. m l1
$40 ga Ks Yirg.iA and n. o sAh fiHl1
90 kegs Bi Cafb soda - W.
..r IS baskets Olive OIL -.' r.f
- ( kegsI ard 3. % ',. n.'
bales Cotton YsInI Do ca .s'
2 bbls Apple Brtndy !.
.ssH.. b 80 demlj0hhs Holland Gin
.l Extract OF LogUood M .' .-.i'- gI 4
Vinegar, Molasses, Coperas ... 30
80 County Soap, Bacon, &c ~ b
oCtl-tds .fI..1' s. sth'. ''L Aae'"
, ...t. f'.- WILL BE ADDED, 49,
FGirbaaFs' Platform ecales, In complete order
q l...-s .l weighing 1900 lbs .i. ...t ''-A ...
HerringB iron Safe .... % .. .I.-.It
10 bags prime oofee. - -. i
...E la l'-IT 7'fTIQ -al KENT PAINE co.,
octe-tds .oJ+ 3Auct's.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

SALE OF RIAL EsrArE The cOnhscated building on
Main street, 9th formerly HiIehccck's occu-
pied in part BY the 0OmmissAry General, was sold at
auction yesterday, by Asssra GOddu ApPsrSOn Auc-
tioneers for the sum Of $4,000
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

Rzv. GEoRGE JUSEIS, D. D.-Sincs Aysriirs raid into
Rs,h and Grse1brier, there have bssn many rumOrS
about DR.. Jl1kia having been with his party. Most
psrOns we're ineredaous the subject. highly re-
sestsbe genteu Of Bath county furnished the sub.
j,iusd statement to member OF the Legislature, in
answer to some inquiries addressed to him the Tub
lee.:
W., September 20, 1868
Bear SRI have delayed answering your letter sew.
er days in order 10 Mrs. Pa the lady with whom
D. Junkin eOuversyd whilst in this county With the
q Raiders" called " lee yesterday, and OBJ
tanned the following Information: he CURED Of Mr..
p for number o. his friends Lexington, pArtieul rly
FIR .o'onsl Pr,s;Ol's family, Mrs. Camerons and De-
Whites, wanting 70 knoS il their sous we're in the
army, saying Their rebellous course distressed
him. lie told her he sAs . minister; bad
hged in Lexington a number Of years He en-
qVusd very particularly tor the property Of Washing
ten College Mrs. p. being surrounded by the enemy,
alone aud rl htened neglected 70 enquire VI him h!s
name She afterwards asked the servant Of an eff er
who the old gentleman vas, that she had been eOnvpr
ug with; be tod her 4 Dr. JunkiH former Pres
dens OF Washington College, aud when the war com
men0sd be residing in PeuusylYauis at prese he
~ith tie army chaplain TO regiment IRON tta.
State, Of mounted infantry Dr. Junkin in his conVer
sation Eh Mrs. p, informed her that be with TIE
army in the capacity Of ehapAn also that he would
have undertaken the Trip but for the hope and
desire that me raldng party you'd De able 70 reach
Lexington. The description Mrs. gives Of the gentle
in regard 70 person. and hes peculiar r0ies
lsves possible doubt but that Dr. Junkin With
WotB she converted. The servant from whom Mrs. P.
d hvtd Der information, one belonging TO the Col
who commanded the regiment 70 which DR.. Junkin be-
10 ,ged chaplain.
Tois servant saiiit Gen Ayerills intention TO go
. LsW sburg, capture the small force there and 90
Lexington by Ssyot COviegon, from there TO Staunton,
return By PsrkeIs5uEg road, or dosn the Valley.
CL Jasasoas i0sCe Continuing 20 skirmish wish him,
compelled hin TO come this way, as it would no. DO 10
leave him in possession Of tue mountain passes in bis
"a.
d.. Jlhkiu returned Tuesday morning from the Warm
SDrngs with the infantry, which fell back to Greenbrier
B.iJse, in PocahoHias county. Mr.. Sam1 Lewis and
NJ Cr tier who were captured At the Warm Springs,
reU AIMED vh the Infantry week, and estimated the
infantry AZ 900 aad the cavalry AID mounted infantry
who fought Gen. Joues At 500.
Yours sincerely,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

HOUSE AND IOr AT -.. f.,- sr. ff.fofT
BUCKINGHAM G. HI. FOR SALE.
IN PURSUANCE or A DEED OF TRUST
Il eIecuted me, Trustee by Sarah Howell dSc'd win
% the highest bidder for caIh the premises the 2srd
dAy Of ooToBER s the Lot occupied By the Ead Howell
her lifetime her TeSidsnce e.. -rr'. r.fHT F so
II desirable Lot containing acres and hay
Ing good tSo rory lex Dwelling, with rooms, Kitchen
sAbls cehouse and eli other Outhouse
Portable and convenient occupation Of the premises.
also the Lot orchard Of apple and peach
will sell at the same ue let Of 20 Of Woodland which
owned BY the same person AID used in connection with
above .4 -.e 3d.. ,r N T. BOCOoK,
octa-td ..f..I Trustee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

sESslBLE CoLOIBD FOLKa-rhe Petersburg Express
is informed BY Lieut. Daniels Who has just arrived a
Petersburg from Fort Norfolk, that some IS or 40
Southern negroes captured At Gettysburg cOrhosd
al Fort NHsnry. He says that they profess INDY
ing attachment for the South. Several times General
scaeRek has offered 70 release then from the fort il
they would take the oath Of AssiAnes to the Fsdsra
Government and join the LiaeOla army They haVs
peremptOry refused in ever instance and claim that
they should be restored their masters and homes in
South. They say they would prefer death 70 liberty
on tho terms proposed BY Sshenck. III I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07
| VERY YALUABLR TRACT OF 500

a VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF 800
Acres Land the upper end Of Hanover Louisa
Toyd % mes from Richmond about IL miles dEalt from the
James River Canal and the Ike distance Che Central Rail.
ROAD sae Al the request Of Dr. George Eemo we offer
for sale the valuable located ab5ve, Adopting
ferns Of Messrs Charles Morris, Reuben Mere h Boiling
Vaughan 10 cont 500 OF which 100
which there overeerb house, negro cshin the
usual farm buildings about 100 In wood and timber
which 800 are the Gost remarkably wen tnd row on
hear, pine oak hickory and walnut There Il Enough
work Mill for many years The soil Is Il
Kind admirably adapted for wheat tobacco corn This
really most valuable tract flAnd
b. .ApplytO pra G0DDIN & APPKRsoN
nee 9--eod8t IrN.... . ~ b -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

IL 'I..UH..l BY GoDDIN APPERB0N. ".'e B
y RCEIVER'S SALE OF A BRICK TRNE-
Ia men on Bowling Green HILL the eastern limits Of
chmoa for ls - auoon virtue OF decree the Dis.
M Court Of the Confederate States for the Eastern District
Vrh Ia rendered the 1888 In the Of the Conftde-
states against John 1oler, SHALL RscsTer Of said
Court, WEDNESDAY the TIN October At 10 O'Clock
the fess proceed 70 SELL public auction for cash. large
and we-bot brick tenement 3owiug Green HI recently
allen Possession Giyn lew days after the sale
sep26-td s $500 HENRY Il. Brooks Receiver.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07
BY JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auetionee..
MILFORD AT AUCTION.

f. ... TO by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctoneer. '
s.. MILFORD AT AUCTION. %
ON WEDNESDAY, the 9TH October, at 10
~ O'Clock, A. NJ, will SELL upon the premises, very
liable aud well known property, MILFORD lying Caroline
county, the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
40 miles ReLm md and containing ABOUT $50 EcTSbe n
pruvements III cgnslsng of large Tavern erl DEe
logs House. pesters Shop Lgbt Houfe &c
dering the best business stands btGeen khmond
Fredericksburg II deemed necessary the pOpery Via Ovid
ed 70 cult the wEnu Of purchasers.
Terms made known day Of sale.
III .r.. 30 b JAS. M TAYLOR, Aust
Persons Richmond attending the sale wiz take The
OK o'clock H. retaining sVs Milford a. IL o'clock, NJ
70 -tdg .... ...| I'd. .. q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07
LAND SALEM BUCKINGHAM. !,

LAND SALE IN BUCKINGHAM.
N pursuance of decree of the County Cont
Of buckingham, the case Of Role EdIldgs SerInBs.
against Rdrdge and Others made At the 1865,
offer for sale, privately, Tract Of Land lying IN the said
county contAan 100 adjoining lsnds Edward
Henry and others. The and tuAt d ab4u
the Court House. Immediately the road Leading New
Canton IL well vaterd lies we'll and 10 kind Gnd productive
In is qualify or the tract l6o cleared the Tost In
original forest Of hne timber. d. old. ...r Jul. /.
hs sale pryaely before the November County
Court day said county which The MonJsy
VII thai day be sold al public auction In trent q the court
House JOHN ELDRJDGB,
l. .H @ .f JH. FITzGERALD,
Eni2--dtNoV ~ t ~. 700 Commissioner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

Gr ROBINSON, ADAMS CO., AucrroSrls
AUCTION SALES.
OUR REGULAR GROCERY SALE
" viii take place ISIDAY, oe.ObsrO at 10 O'Clock.
Sale will commence with Groceries. VIII offer
" hhds. N o. sugar
90 bel very choice do
30 bblL do do
10 boxes do do
boxes Clarified 60
70 kegs Soda
~ do starch
1871 y boxes Havana Smoking Tobacco
bEgg Afsplce
ITO sacks Virginia SAN
Together With general assortment Of other Groceries
-AL90-
lSt pair heavy B. ogAn Shoes
lP3 pair LaiieS' Morocco Boots
lac pair do do ShoeI
I pair Misses 90 shosa
pSiT Calf siin Shoes
q pair assorted Shoes
10 doE. French Calf Skins
large Musical Hap
general assortment Of Blockade Goods expected 10 arrive "a
ume Tor the above sale due notice % which viii be given
oct ROBINSON, ADAMS 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

7 AND FOR SALE IN GoOCHLAED Co.
~ VIRGINIA. esr for Sale. privately, 100 Acres IL has
on good Dwelling Houses rOoss-s cart Il used Store
AL nearly neWAn Necessary 0ulheusss 20 Neres cleared
the remainder In old Geld Pine AMI Oak Timber. good In
the yard his shout IS miles shove Bic mond-s ns from
James River. Ny dress IS Psnoerton, vs..
sep2QAOst' R.W DABNEY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07
BY eooDIN a APPERsOE

BY 6O0DIN APPERsON. --- =
DRCEIVER'S SALE OF VAI.UALR MA
IL CHS ERY-By virtue Of decree Of the District Court
Of States for the ssrn Drlct Of Virginia.
dsrtd day September lsS in The Of the
federate John y. Tanner Shall receiver Of said
Court WADNEsDAY, the 7h day OF october nszt IL
O'Clock NJ at the spike Mandatory OF Jos Anderson Co.,
the city Of Richmond proceed SELL at public suctoo for cash.
Machinery and once Furniture (ncsudihg
OF the Virginia Gar Spring Manufacturing Company This
chinery consists Of number Of and Highly polished iron
roller Wheels adapted roug india rcLbsr
gfaeuns into springs for railroad cars with the gearing for
trying the ~. if J.. .ar y .... ..H.N '
also cell public auction for cash so Of Sweets Railroad Spike
MSchnes delivered Receiver By the sad JOSEPH An
dersOn o., belonging 10 Nh alien enemy.
seb25-d . .,.t HENRY l.. BROOKE, Receiver
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07

DAsH mo PoKr HUD-ON-It ia reported at Meridian,
Ms issiPPi, that our cavalry made dash into Port
Hudson lot long ago, capturing some Efteen hundred
/" free Americans Of African descent eft there to gar
rson ard defend the post spiked he gunS laid ViOnt
h.Dds upon divers aud sundy good things IN hs prOvi
sion ns, did al the damage they could, and returned
whence they came without moleslAtiOn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-07
7 AND, NEGROES, &c,
Oot+ IDS

BY WILKES MoRLIs, Aacr'A ., f.
CARGO SALE AT AUCTION OF I'M
~ PORTED G0ODSBT CAT4 Loo UE.-On WEOaEs9AY
ny sales Rooms, no. q Granite SOW Wilmington, O., he en-
BAXSIiEE. PET AND JUNO,
with large cOngnmen,s ~ other Gi making the assortment
Of useful and nee ss9ry altisl,s complete, VIZ;
bales heavy Fancy oa''.ners
bales Melton Cloths IH.a
4 bates Regatta slri;ea
bales Bed Tick
case; say binding
II Coates Spool Cotton, 200 yds., adv
FLAX Threat
Linen Thread
cases White Glazed Thread
4 cases Mems Mer.no Shirts
cases Mems Fancy PlApnel Shirts
cases Mems L. Cloth Shirts
cases MetT Linen, White Enanel.a and o0lorsd shirt
Collars
bales white Fancy wOVs and oOlOrsd sazOnis
cases Hosiery
case Ielt Hats, Canadian
sS.l:. , on Cheek , sash.@s, assorted soor'
ease aek Metal Buttons
! case Black Bone +"
case cas-: M MiisI CAN'T. aSIRH sdf aIs'0SA
Madder and I'm. suk Hdks
l case Head Hikfs
case. stitched Linen Cambria HdE'.
l case Irish Linen,
case superior suspendeIs
cases Ready Made Ulotllng
easssBlank Books
cases stationery #. I
cases Printing PApeS,2i
rs Boots and oes assorted
cases French wsxed Calf SKINS IS dsEsn
bales Sole Leather, ...
! shoe Strings,
rolls Harness Leather
Cottoa Cards n Leather ..
G0U N. Percussion CApI -. ..
casks Cutlery ..- ...r
casks Wedding Hose
Il bags prime IN D. Coffee
hhds. Brown suFar 700
40 bbls. do do
20 chests and half ehess Green and Black Teas
80 osddits Green aud Bla,k Tess "A.
10 boxes English Brown Soap ..
~ half boxes English DO, DO
100 do do Sperm CGldlea
20 bbls, CasSsrs arch
~ boxes London DO
lg foxes Corn do
46 boxes do do .....
~ cases salad OIL ...s
~ bags Black Pepper ... . .-J
% Mustard
$40 kegs 81 Carb SODA
II casks Soda Crystals
Gases Brown Windsor and Fsncy Soaps
cases Qunins (70e ozl) .... .. N
"a casks Epson Salts .... .... .... .- z
IL drums Castor OIL
10 cases Drugs (assorted)
cases Borax ..f
eaSk do r..t..
% cases Drugs assorted
Buph. Morphis, Oslone, Ipccae, -
Polsss dide, TRct Opium Nitrate Silver
OAmphor, Tart. Acid, &C., So, &c do, .,- ...r
bIl sscks Turks lssni salt .
30 lhds, 500 bsgs Liverpool nue Salt, IS lbs each
90 boxes Tin Plates
tons Hollow Ware, assorted, a..itE|
1920 chests pure otch Whisky
Bottles, G ssJ shoppers, wired
2T2 Old Ton Gin
Ia style . ~ ..|
800 Brandy, extra brands al
90 cases Chanpagns .I ~ q "a Lux
10 Port Wine 20 .I.HfA ~
Or casks Pine. Brandy ..t.. .-rLgk Z
II bbls Rum