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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

sssar!hs 81 ALL tos, is fact, hc did nos 'aRs
my bearings at the dme'7 but the SAILING mss
ter informs him that he did; and he rclies
anon the Evidence of that sailing master to
rebut all the swearing which both Englishmen,
he s,resecs, are quite sure to perpe1ratc. Wny
il tho Jealous captain 30 very certain that
gnslishmen aud Mcxicans will combine to
swear him out of his own, waters? We tear
it is because the captain knows well enough
that he ,ras out of his own waters; for the
greater part of the letter is Gee: pied BY On
argument against the United States Govern
ment observing any neutrality at al. Lie
thinks it "devilish hard" does the cap'al"'
"that anr plea fer the observance OF " ner-
trality which they don't observe themselves
should be listened to by our (ns) govern
ment."
lie foresees show the drift will be-" from
the despatch which Capt. HOOD, "the damned
n,,ppy." has sent forward; AID he mcss an1-
iously pleads that "his course should be sus.
tained," no matter what both Enslishmen ana
Me1icans may say or swear.
This Henry Rulando is South CaTolln'an
by birth, and disappointed his friends very
much by remaining with the enemies OF his
country. lie was with Capt Pegram in the
expedition against the Chinese Pirates ard
behaved very calamity. 2 fore the war his
word would have stood against the oath of
any Englishman, but the amount OF lying
done By his brother Yankee officers during the
war makes it rather Doubtful whether his
word viii! pass now among gentlemen. Such
is the eject of association.
1t is tolerably plain to us, and no doubt Is
fully established in England by this time, that
the Captain Of the Seminole has seized Brl-
fish ship in neutral waters. But it is not SO
cloar that anything will come Of it, except
me correspondence, some swearing excuses,
and rccriminations. The letter is forwarded
BY Gen Magruder, with this note;
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT Texas,
NEW Mexico AND ARENA,
HoUsroN, Oct. Il, 'G3.
Hon. S. R. MALLORY, Sec'y Navy:
SRI have the honor 10 forward for your
information letter from Captain R9la1do
commandin. U. S. Steamer Seminole" It to
Mr.. G. V. Fox, Assistant Secretary u: :.
Navy. This letter was in the mail bag OF the 4,
Seminole" which, with that Of the "Cayuga;;
we're entrusted to the captain OF q blockade
runner. who deceived the Fedrrals into the
belief that he was bound for New Orleans,
and on leaving them at Sabine Pass, run into
Calcusierc, and delivered tic mails 20 an "fil-
Ger there, who transmitted them to these head
quarters. The original has been sent to MIR.
Mason in London, for publication: one copy
to the British Admiral commanding IN the
Gulf and one to the Mexican authorities at
the RE Grandc.
l remain, very respectfully,
Your ohcdient servant,
j. B.NEuEAD MAsRuDER,
Major General Com'dS.
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Gf Du5:eS, aicneusa Sc So.

/ VGTy0T S.LE OF D!S,nAgL: rREyr;,
A and FnG';-;. Coed, ysc
On TUESDAY, rLc .&TH i,.%r. c5-;r"Eor ~ ?, :,
,clcck We VII sell 2: ius"u Store by ca.t!5.uI
n Yala able s-so.trr. n ~
English md Frenc.: paods,
Consisting In rsrt or
Jos c. II h.ir Lrs;res lied 81: e,
100 pa.-rt Satns, ia sa,ofs
20 " CT Leno"s
80 .-rcr ga St"'res
- :. s'ls Ch,hel !eYCi
l:s Whit: Canl|ri"g
60 " Mad '4r I'D Gs;m'z l.-iliia2's
"a IT, t,..ll.,: sh ring FIdnE.I
a. wLiI- 81 "a Fiaaii.I
~ dcz L.dirs' ;ia- CLiioG Icsa
&c re. liucsRs'c-
90 B5c~n H1!sri
as:a us blue ami vi re and bra"r Thread, ~.
IS, tc1 Ne pIu. urs ~;
50 COO Tic.o:!. end E.a-d ( o., Nscsi-s
y s-re. gross srpe: Rrnr' ~ H1t:l fu:ost
rs s.csg Ivory. Horn. Pearl ana 6 il: Dr:.o.i
lCnLoz Meta: Bc-.lcs
lt; Iieces Gold H:.d
@ Ga!co-s
4Idcz SIR.
ISIS par, I.dl's ard 2eat'e7'rn- S,co' md F!.".
Boot romyrsi d Log al "rry l@-!:a !.
\ sorrIarut
$500 Tro;h Brushes assorted ,h'"s
.Oe r.an,s Letter .pd Foalsc+2 YI:er.
With Fay oih-r :.ri.ci su::|G 10 "a t""!s.
Ca,."rics gpd scpis ~ re.dy f-r sce.ioa o.
day. tie - inst
DUNLOP, sioHcC"r & co,
nov ,!7 Aucto.se:s.
WI De a,;i d 70 tie ahnvcs L.
:o6 Gen, aud y ou;'.' D-ess AID o7"r o,,.
various sizes AID qualities,
10 SerS' 81 e,:s
) p'r-es Sgi:I4..s
Steel Pens
aBrs Is 3srp"'s s. a.4 s. yds r'sh
rn.nnl
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by George Arcbts, Surtioneer,
(Ls.. aun2er s: Arcnt,)
Corner Main and 18th Streets.

- = : '''.,e'.
On THURS DAY pornrI. steshth in-'.Ht, con'Inrn
cling Alto .'eiccs. ~ .ci! q. MY war'hou.', eoras'
Imo ,gsa Manufactured Tobacco
eco " smoking Io"a e. IN bslr', hayi pafe''
Also
IS bbll Old Apple Il a'dy
q" Bye Wf,iey.
Also
A largo .s,cr.:ner.
Fresh Dr.. Good,.
Boo ans Shoes,
uau St,,I-.,Ir,
FsGcy Gocts. he
o.nahurcs. black 40 f,rsy F-is:s
Striped aui Fi9T ID Dr'e.sei
Ai-1a.de: Cl"th. Dice L-r;res
0prr. aEpsl. 81! ~nnl E,iairss
Fancy .ips Ir,h Linn
.t;n"s Fan J C,ssin--c
Fstnci Tor St>. @!!lta Gut:sa Rose
BpHehed StirtrS. H.TI'i.ch HGkI
Silk and Cotton Hit T.. Buck Gauntls:S
Silk Mex Tie. Shoe Ls"'t:
Tooth E:-sLe-. Rupo.r nrensr CoEti
81 ir-ry B!Ii. Eia,';c Webbing
FLAX TIL cad Spool G. .:;rn
Rrh',rr Veg: AMI Coat Pn;icEs
Wind or Sap, 7 cGe' HALVES
ALSO.
1,G0O pnir Bootn nnd hoes, e;n,-;nz OF
Cavalry 10 l.,
Men Enlrl Grsi d
La,'ies Caters.
Mo.occ0 Poor, Bamorai Shoes
IMsrccCo BIskins Misses and EoyI bhoes
IS dozen InID; Skis
10 DO Morocco Skin
!. do Frerch CAT Skies
SEQ bssI:ra S,is Leather
ALSO,
eco Military Jacket:
An ,mvsir" .ss'i7 Ead. Closh!ng
IC1 Fac Fe H;ts
l el.sa,, SCI, Sascr,au Fuss
ALSO,
j. SAX, Csgaxc Brandy
bhl soda
10 boxer EI,ras I.as-"ot
Ss's condus ted by 0En. sUySYR.
~ Con i-nurn,s ~ be received fer tnla falc up -
"Wednesday tycviug XII !"
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tina d ;nyoks On Fhs s:da OF systcm WINCH
,,sst. ,mmor.si snd reasenieh men rs Eocoe suu
chst.., denies them shs rights ct uarrls2s ahe 9.
homc, cons;gns them to ignorance Oh Inc Hr''
,udirants oi education, and exposes them 70 'ne
ouirrres of Inst and pnssion-me most earnestly
and enpha,icalIy protest Ws do not thihk II
nse5fui TO argues The iima for ;:rgument has for
many year been rsg.tried ny the whole of Ell"
lipLteped CEri.t-udo.n as passed and gone
Apologists for slavery, Attempting 10 she',er
he nsclves and it under the authority OF Zoo
Word and the Gospel Of .Tesus Christ, are to Do
denounced as reslly-whatever may be their ln-
teutlol-.the worst enemies oil both:
IAN reasonable allowance, no doubt, should ne
NADIA forthe circumstances of Christian minis
ters, called in Providence to labor where slavery
.,is.s. Some soreness. even, on their paTt, under
vha, they regard MS unjlstitiable and dangerous
movements on the other side, might be excused,
~ not unnstural. And if we SAN them man'uiiy
lifting their voice on behalf Of universal liberty,
snd setting themselves TO aim Et the llistan. re-
dress of the more fragrant Of the wrongs lrcident
10 state Of bondage, we would be prepared
calmly to listen 10 their representations, rs TO Inc
bsst and likclicst practical methods OF promoting
the present amclirrntion of the condition OF the
slaves, anu securing within the shortest period
consistent with safety, theif complete and hnsi
emancipation. :, j..
I'VE are reluctant to nbarlon the hope that
uoon reconsideration, and in view of the senti.
ments now unanimously held and expressed
on this subject everywhere else, all over Christ
tendon, our American brethren may yet be in-
1uced to take up a position more worthy OF our
common faith Than that which they at present
occupy But. at MI events, the obligation iy'ng
upon us, az things now Gland, toward them, to-
ward ourselves, toward the Church aud the
scrld, toward tho B:bleaad the Gospel, is to
record, in strongest possible. terms, our abhor-
renee Of the doctrine on the suhjsct of slavery
which the Southern clergy teach, aud upon
which they act; and to testify before all nations
that any State. Empire or Republic, constituted
or reconstructed, in these days Of Chris;mn light
and liberty, upon the basiso thai doctrine prac
tically applisd, must, in The sight of Go be re,
garded as founded on wrong and crime, and
deserving, not his blessing, but his righteous
wrath" -
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ARMY DE- VEST VIRGINIA.

MERCER c. H., Va. Aug. 2Sth, 1868. !
Some farmers refuse 10 take Confederate
money wien rendered by our wives for corn
md meat for the support Of our iam'iIes. l
earn that there are not @ few OF thus class IN
irecnhrier and Monroe counties, and have
~ doubt all sections Of tie C0n:eIcracy are
!isyraccl bv the presence Of such selfish, IN
prirciplcd, gold woTshipping wrstchc+.
This course, on their part, not only entails
nrivatiun and actual suffering upon our talnl.
lea while We are standing rs wall between
tho accursed Shylccks anI TIE enemy, but
creates discomfort and Dependency in camp /;
and. unless stop he put to il, the tSnse-
Iucnces mus. be fatal TO orr canse. But
,vhc.c IS the remedy: In the strong arm #
the Government. These arc no times ior
Mandy PANTY measures. Such scoundrcl
trai.ors-I say trsitors, Tor they are meaner
han the neancst Of Iankacs-nust be thr~t-
Il ID and chokcd into Il srnse Of tl"ir duty
What is needed by tho wives OF our soldiers or
nv the Government must be forced from them,
and it should be regarded IS forfeited, and
obey Should he dealt by as pubic enemies.
l tell You, this internal last Cor property.
this hellish greed Of gold, that has seized
upon many citizens, is eating as w. Va are
ruined, snbiugated and enslaV6d n0w, unless
some hing be done, speedily, to effect radical
cure. Blind fools! they cannot, OF will t
understand, that if We fail every dime they
possess will be taken from them. Such men
would sell the honor of their wives and daugh-
ters for filthy lucre. | verify bclievet. They
arc tie cowardly crayeus who go about with
hooked beaks, blue lips and long faces, saying,
sic are ,chipped~ "Fae :Contederacy ha,
gone up !" aud other impressions of treasOna-
ble import. Ne, who fight the battles, arc
not discouraged or desphndent. We do not
lream of ever giving up. We had rather die
at the martyrs stake We had rather take
the Urea of our wives and little ones with our
own hands. and thus free them from y tyrant's
dominion, than yield. And tho army will
never despair, never yield, unless the citizens
break VA down BY their folly and internal dew
iltry. Lesthose who arc at home but emulate
az in our determination Ac1hr to. yield, but
ever to hope, ana ever to fight, and We will
succeed
Publish a "J1aek list" Mr.. Editor and then
le. the names of all spectators and eItortion-
ers, and men who refuse 70 take Confederate
money, be found. Keep il up; you shall be
furnished with ample material. We will take
tll. responsibility, and let the blood suckers call
for redress, the soldiers will give them a re-
rs they deserve" Tar and Ftash'
ers!w \ VIRGINIA SOLDIER.
I'VE should with pleasure publish the "b!ack
list" here suggested; but the difficulty would
be Authorization Of each particular delin-
auents case. 1t would ho wrong to gibbet
mems names az traitors and criminals, unless
the evidence were clear.-ESo
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BY VIM. Il. FowIe, Sons K Co., Aucts
No. ll6 and lis MAIN STREET.


No. l16 and lis MAIN STREET.
CCTIOE SALE-On TUESDAY, tke sEh Instant
n At 10 O'Clock. NE shall offer
1000 10 LEO boxes Man IA tured Tobacco,
$500 pigs Smoking Tobacco.
After WHICH
a large v.rIe,y # M,c-a1dous Articles sr,onS them
an slesrn re. OF French Chu', and rvee OF tr Bic
plated Ware telv AID very hands'ra. CONSUMING
of Coffee sud Tea Pots "a Dish, Stop Bowl, Cream
Pot and Butter Plate. ~
wM II FowLE, SONS co.
Parties d.s.rnc 20 contribute this ss,e will rlense
send In iteE goods early. n'so tau
A UET-OS SALE THIS DAT.-At - o's.ccf,
n THIS DAY, ". shall sisr
I.OOD or I so 0 p: cksges Manufactured Toassc'
5000 40 Smoking %
Afer which
Amcsu Ae.r:s.,t Of French Chlnx,
In white an geld
very b.adsome Bresksst Service. IN treble gill
pia'e cor. st ns cf c. fee and tea ia. IuZ.r
dob, sop bowl rrcan pet AID Su';.r plate
100 More CO SSlas
500 Pei; Hats
10 kegs Soda
10 boy Turps5:lIc sosp
: dc CA'iI. DO
sore superior P.I!or StoTs:.
20 I.-it VS.. Il FOELE, SENS < 20.
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TRAITOR FARMERS.

Tie fierco indignation poured forth in this
letter of Virginia Soldier" is very natural
and just Our soldiers wish to remain law
abiding citizens, if possible; and rather than
take the law into their own hands, they DO actu'
ally submit to hardships andpriTations that nc
,ther troops i'll modern times are expected &c
.nlure. But there may be . limit; for Con-
'ederatc soldiers are not angels. !: is, indced'
nigh time tlat Congress should meet ard take
new measures for enabling The Government t
i,e.n It's armies on foot:
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" TREASURY DEPARTMENT, esd
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE
November "a h. ls6J
Tie f-lloninE anguaSes spoken aud written In the
Second Auditors office, to witt
Hebrew, Arabic, Ger1 on, French Spanhh end lssi'
ian.
Persons who do ypesk Er sllsh h1fny, having In.
10 sid Fl e. be accommodated in ETHER OF the
ahov. ancuares without tie aid ~ An interpreter.
" II 8. TAYLOR S.
,ooIv I'd Auditor g.,
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D1rp ~ ia residence CT Mr,N II Li!ls,ton. Sunday
afs,pror Mover 2! after Isrerr llIrsI al twelve
dsys LUCY l.. KIRBY, sged nike years, ofSoriOt,
Virginia
r2r Mn folk rapeTs please copy,
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BY james ". Taylor, Aucr.

VERY VALUABLE HoTBI. AND 0TIIEN
Y REaLEs:ATE AT AH.LIA COURT HOUSE
FOR SALE AT AUCT!oN-"e sfhl sci! ct pn' lie
sucri n o- TIE PREMISE a h-slis t'onrt touir, 90
Thursday, the 26th November, sos, a. IL o ciHck'
NJ, tie valuable real ey'sS, IN i"n the o+i ~ rr''
deDee AT An.t Co.'S: HOUSE. con'a 'n o. IT cent sur
rev. 1SrhCR-!7
II has been lid % is'a ~ l7.s varying in size rom
y % fourteen sores smhr .cipg Euul6rr o. heSh'
tful building si'es snl fine wood los. to roe -
Arg, ane building CAPABLE Of acc nnoc sting ~
sans bel.d-s which there il q large GHchn2 acJo'no2
containing .ine beitrs lumber hoe se, stable &C
Possession given Immediately Us ,Hordi hie ppo--
or perors embark n the hotel busnes4 or 10
real vau br rr yer j. Th re 40 ho''l X ~
a. tie Cnuri Hcale Ard Il no: nj; sch orcA'
b. the pars-ns s:'eni curt tn ~ he nvel IN p
lie OH the Danr.e railroad the ps-at noas,
allow two mails PER dry 10 re taken a. Tho fori
Il Is believed nat for purposes of invu u or 'p"rui.
tion batr opportunity his been 5S~Fef or time past
A plat ot the proper caa be seen p: ~ OFF "a.
Terms cah credit the option q tho pu'cha'er-
Title clear
Parties shng a'tcn. the sale caa leave Rich o-o
JAmES NJ TAYLOR,
n.voS,J, Arc'inDatr.
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rUiSCE or StLR-T+s sale Of n7 Farm (nSIr
" E,i-Id PNN Of1c. Ki=s VIII lam sonnty0 Hoa-,"2la
nd Siehen Fur1,tur-. CON. POI T. &c, VT i;yo ~,
the l7th ard postponed TO III" 81 # peseUo-r III" H
nov 9Oe Adort EDWARD T. POWELL
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T OST OR N'LAID "A certificate Of VirsoIa State
/ 4 Stock No so dated S-ptrrter :oth l. 50 IS. usd
ander Aat o.,sed 18th Of March 1855 and .t- red In
,hd rsr1s # T. L Cu'leu, Trustes fer Il O1li.R
Auy oro ndiaR the ebeve os.Iihca.s WI -tR,fIs sui
bIersward by lssvtng Il a. thiz 6ass '-wswf
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The ndvices from Austria indicate that
MaximIian is making preparations for his
trim 10 Mexico.
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ADJ'T & INSP'R GENL'S OFFICE, |
RIcuAoND, Nov. Is, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS.

ADJ'T & INSP'R GENL'S OFFICE, |
RICHMOND, Nov. Is, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Nc. Ids.
/. The quarterly returns OF arms, nccoutre-
mcnts and equipments in the hands Of troops,
| required by Paragraph l,34S, Army RcSuIa.
| tiuns, have heretofore been furnished in very
few cases only, by commanding officers of re-
gimcnts and ba,,alions. These returns are
deemed essential, and will hereafter be
promptly rendered.
H. 1t is hereby made the duty Of Generals
commanding brigades TO see that these returns
are made on the LIST Of January, April, July
! and October. of each year, and forwarded
through rho regular channels to the Chief Of
Ordnance at Richmond, within twenty days
after these dates, respectively.
I'LL Should any officer fail to render the
return required on the lst Of January next,
within twenty days thereafter, the Brisadicr
General commanding the brigade to which the
officer is attached, will cause charges for DISC
bedience of orders or of neglect Of duty, as
the case may require, to be made and for
warded, without delay, to the General COM
rnandin for his action. The same action will
be taken in every subsequent omission to rex
der such returns.
". Brigade and District Ordnance officers
will give every assistance to Coloncls of regi
ments and officers commanding battalions on
the preparation of the returns according to the
form prescribed, an d they will also see that
arms and accoutrements lost, by the men. are
duly charged against them on the muster rUlls
of their respective companies.
V. The Chief Ordnance officer of every army
and department will promptly report to the
Chief of the Ordnance Bureau every officer in
the command to which he rs attached, who
fails to make the returns herein required.
BY order.
(Signed) S. COOPER,
Nov19-1w. Adj't and Insp'r Gen'l.
by Whir copy one week,
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Ort30 -wlds

ItD.ilIiSSI3SEH,- si!T OF wa. 80
" tate in the County Of (hr,tctilc q In 49,.
sca"cc Of u OF the circuit ',u'' "''.'t'.i
county red red tE- care "f Wood ~ i 49,. - ''s'
atla II ..r,or shall ii-r fsr ac - Lhc ."'! 10 -
CHI .frrr-'d Z urt Fior.. ~: Monday, the fith d.
Of Ecrcnbcr, 1863, h1t U- : art 4" - 80
;rnc;s OF laad icru.V. " @r'ongin2 : v" % ''
cc.,.G. The CT tars nhog 1879 nc 80, J: ~.
Tie G0J Pit 3D. 'our .E.'s rom 80 'rt L. ",r. ~
tn, !r- tom the lily OF R'c'r nd. ku0w -, ihc W.
So ract Tai. Ian! IL well sc7I-d L".Tl ali "i 81 =
l. Ia u:iSirsl ard s-gcbd E~C-'b Il hes ~ ,lTr 20"
On Is, hat n r,hrr "rr'rricd c"Hdi'i'n IL" ':''
,ra rau:an- all Mt 30 acre, IL ori 'ai.' &C -
rr WITH and sias cd 3urG!'r ia fnr s'i ''
both .ats 'rac'. /. wei "a! prd to q" growth e; -
stgp'- prrt.nc'- the try AID 'frers "a" dl'r
u.cIt. 70 cap 's'!.'s TOT Investment.
Pc.scns fishing 20 the premises prc"NG' - -
RAIL- will cali upo. Mrs IL - VOID VI T'tt'r' 't.r -
fame. HAS I. HEaSLif, Car.
noH ID sE
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CO"FEDERATE STtTES PATENT LARD,
y TnIow or Grease Lnmp-PntcEted NOV
18th, 1868.
Thu apo: ar'icl in poin: Of economy. for camp, hos
pal OF domestic use will be be fousd 20 ,uTpHs3 any
thing Of the kidd yet invented gving clear he'nui
cost IF csnole5
For su, st The principal haidware tin aad house fur
nshing tcres 10 ID. city, also ai thu bcok>ors Of Mr.
W. Davie-
STATE Az County Rights for said apply TO the Patton
tses. kESlPG d -phN l.
R!chmond Va
BAH orders left a. Mr. Davies bookstore will be
rro-,n.Ir attended, m nov IL sodyiv-
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GENERAL DEINas.
Apt i INsp'E GENIE OFFICE,
RIcHroNr, Nor. 81, 1864.

sENERsL Orders !
81. $50.
I. Enlisted men w!.o have been or me- bcA
GOMEZ permanently disabled, and who bold O
certificate of Medical Examining Board to
tina: effect, and who have not been discharged
the service, may have their rstions commuted
at Isl .5) one dollar andtwenty-fve cents per
diem, whether they are in a hospital, private
quarters, ~ on furlough.
II. Men liable to CONSUMPTION Who have
iolncd Computes fo- local defence will be dis
charged from such companies and conscrib:d.
This order is no. intended TO effect companies
Tor which special exception hos been made by
the War Department..
b. order.
(S:gucd) S. COOPER,
Ad jutant and Inspector General.
me- Whig copy one week. no 23.lw.
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raRABALDI BUTTONS.
Jus received and for sale 800 gross best quality email
sill.
as, another .uap'y Of ue plack Alpaca ia Maren'n
and ue French Flslr"ls, Silk snd Worsted Cat Bind
inss, &c &c. JoH:+ EANlA,
Bib between Gree aud Broad street,
Near the fredericksburg Depot.
,o- OLA. TIct mnnd Va
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(Signcd) S. COOPER
Adj't and lnsp'r General.
~. NIL, .oa, 40 ,-ool- No 02.Iw

W. " Us ~ 80
Adult AND INSP'R GENLS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 10, 1868. 5
GENERAL ORDERS,
I. The pay and allowances OF men detailed
for work Except for Government work will
cease during such detail. and in lieu thereof
full wages will be paid them by the persons
or parties to whom they are ordered to report
H. The attention Of all commanding cffi>
GERS, whose duty it may be to examine the alb
s,racts of issues OF Commissaries or Assistant
Commissaries Of Subsistence, is particularly
directed to General Order No. II, March 10,
1862. These commanding officers will also
see that only the number of enlisted men ac-
tually present on duty, arc included in pro-
vision returns, and that if any change takes
ylace in that number during the period drawn
for, that corresponding allowance is duly
mado on the next suhsequerrt return, and also
that the provisions drawn arc we'll taken care
Of, and economically uzed.
(SignelO S. COOPER,
Nov 2O-lw Adj't & iasp. 6en1.
s@- Wing sopy one week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

G. S. OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJT' & INSP'R GEMS OFFICE,
RIcHuoHD, Nov. Il, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS, =.
No. 14I.
For the due authorization of military or
ders, exhibited in evidence before the judicial
tribunals. it is hereby declared that the orders
of the Adiutant and Inspector General have
the force of regulations for the government Of
all branches Of the army, and that printed O.
written copies Of the sane are duly autheGti-
Gated when endorsed rs official by any Ass;s-
tant Adiutaut General, or by any Chief Of a
Bureau ofthis Department.
By order.
(Signed) S. COOPER,
Adjutant & Inspector GenI
Nov. lS-lw WING copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

OST-Two Certificates Of Bank Stock. v:s ono OF
the Monticello Bank for 10 shares, dated May 5h,
1857 No. so tie other Of the Farmers Back o: VIZ
snia shares. 6ntsd jane Sh 1860. No 10 GA
Each certificate il in tie name o!thc underlined
Notice Is hereby given that tf.er due rub'lsato- %
this notice. application will be made for duplicates Of
I'd certificates.
NO is-.m MARGARET n FONTAINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

GALE OF LAND Louisa cat ~ III
y virtue OF decree rendered ~ tie Cr:G "1'' %
Louisa county at its ls.; hpi lem in tie sn; :r'-1
depending of the az: style Of Narsar-i 80"
ford infant bv her E-rt i.!epi f. bel: j. Bare
Egalast Nathan II. Crawr"rl "a, his own 'i"i vi =
Executor OF Nm Crawford decd aud rs trustee ;'h'
wife sud ch.drer Elliott, aud eihers, he u:r'sl'
ed will ct Louisa Court Eoui- !n L,cur" ,otHiy ~
MONDAY, the l4h rcy o: December II ~, .:rrstt .!
veil pub!ir Gucticp 20 the l'gseir b!'r fa'i
,nnd lying In raid COUNTY =.ar he lie a: BE- T.
gnls Central Railroad containrg between Lvr a.i -
Hundred ALL nearly nj - woGis. nni a"o:- -
the lands Of Thnrap- J. Barre. srd o;h"t7 Ths 'f "
rn1proycd, but is very valuable 6 IL " Der, az :.
coil Is -o adspf.i y, the production o. The r>na cr1h
The land vii! be-suryey. d aefi.,- tir day Of sale
Terms of Sale
The purchaser may pay tie r!;o,, or FRY ia' =: -
pu-chsIe money In any currency rece'v sol, q: Fb.f
dues or, ut bis election, cre0i; o. one tw9 aa' ii'
gears E hn given Lin, 10 execute bel q. ii -
curly. bearing interest iroTI DAT. payable r'inr" -
lie title retained iii II: :le p"fca" nor"j ~ T':f'
'urtl-r .ecn-it; but h- privilege q l":hs IL . rii
cttrreDcy will nol s;,nrS tie vatg a;rrr:y Sa nv
beoa executed ur.,s: BY 4 ir'a:c o,d". Of U.tol;'
JAMES i. GGNEH.
scn:- u, Sh.riT0f ..o' hs u :.