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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

A FORGERY The Yankee papeIs are publishing
lie ter purportng have been written by Commissary
General NOrlhrup. at Athena Ga, April 25th 1868, and
addressed to Ron. J.. A. Seldom, Secretary of War. l.
gives doleiu account of the bread prospects of tho
Confederacy, mentions conference between Governor
Brown, Shorter and Vance, TIE subject, etc. The
letter is very ngeniOusy written, bat is forgery, as
Col Northrup has not been to Georgia since the re-
moval of the seat of Government to Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
AUgJrIuN gAHEs. ].
RurUnE DAYS.
AN aopnIN q ApPEhsoll

BIZ GODDIN APPhHsoA
/ ARGR and highly Attractive Improved Real
~ Estate city Richmond, for sale at the
request the Attorney In fact Of TIE owners CEho wish 10 Oh
Vide Ishp property shall sell az sueu n or the
premises MONDAY The 16L November, 1857 In the order
aaversed. commenting als O'clock the following valuable I'M
proved real estate, viz
ls The ags aad e1celisn brick the south side
Of Leigh between 9th and Oh Streets under lease 70
Mr. John l.. Williams
large add veil built and handsomely flushed brick ten
ement the east side Of 9th street. north Of Leigh street, now
under lease 10 Mr.. VIM Robinson
3D. valuable lot and framed tenement at the
Of Marshall street and Ma k avenue with small framed
ment thereon, fronting &c by 63 feet.
h. The excellent brick teI nall frame the
NORTH sde OF Broad, between 4h and 9th 10 the
Travis y = :.
o, The large, wen built three story brick tenement at the
ernsr OF Broad and LIST streets adjoining the store CT
9Th. The admirably well built and handsomely finished bick
fnement the wet side OF 9Th, between Franklin and
now occupied by Mr. A. II. skinkef = = '~''
7h TIE large tenement the seuwes. corner OF
Broad OH streets, occupied by Mes Jas
Co., and others. 80
The foregoing IS justly regarded Hm,ng tie NEST vaua
which bsen offered for gsle dun
year, and should attrs Tie attention Of capitalists and
the OF SAID estate will be follows cred.
able in bsnkabe funds bearing payable half yearly
ed by Deed similar credit to No for $1,000
similar credit As to No 9, Of tGO similar cred as TO
No. 4, q So 900; similar credit 10 No. s. Of 1000
similar credit to No g. OF 100; and similar credit
No. Of S20e0 The beyond the seyers credits 10 be
paid In cash, In bankAble fuads.
no12 GoDDIN 4 APPERg0N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

Ar1RAcT,vE Conc IRIS No one who has a soul for
music, or appreciation of genuine bUffo vocal SIN
should fail to attend the concerts Of the Somans at Il
Exchange Hotel. performances by the Misses So
man al highly artistic end netorous, whilst the vocal
interludes of the patr scman rresistby diverng.
We rus; they may be encouraged to remain some tine
with us
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

Tas WEATHEa.--The ISpid approach of winter was
Enthusiastically denoted by the temperature Tuesd y
night and yesterday morning Jack Frost has fair
CO nme his annual rounds and the consequence wi
be multiplication OF blue noses and rudy creeks
A, most of the rich housskeepsrs have put away their
winter supplies of cCa it is to be hoped that the pOus
owners of the coal pits will refrain from advancing the
price of fuel hey, n the present rates.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

RELIGIOUS REvrvAL.-A revival of religion has been
in progress ct the Grace St Bspts' Church fora month.
Rev J. B. Jcter end Rev A. Dickinson are the off,
ciating minister's Ga Tuesday night ten persons pro-
fesed conversion, ard over thirty asked to be prayed
for The meetings are increasing in interest," and are
hugely after died. The ordinance of baptism Will be adj
m nistered on Friday night
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
FEDERAL ATROrITIRS.

ABINGDON, Nov. ia number of Morgln's men,
who have escaped Northern prison are arriving here
daily. They state that terrible system of guerrilla
warfare being wsged in Kentucky, and that the ct-
zens are being murdered and their houses burned Pri
vatea Tom Carter and James Keller of Dukes regiment,
mad been shot by the euemy, after being taken prsOn
ers, for the alleged murder of Asj Whitman, Of the
18Th FederaD Kentucky regiment.
All quiet IN East Tennessee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

JAcKsoSs PoRTRAIT.-A H'e-size portrait of Lieut..
Gen. Thomas j. Jackson, which has decorated the vii
dow Of Mr. BidgoOds store for some time past ives sod
a. auction, yesterday by Messrs Ksut Paine 90, for
the sum of $500 1. had been held, privately, we IN
derstand, at s70O TIE painting handsomely exc
cutsd, but there was quite ference of opinion to
the fidelity OF the portrait
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

Gov. Vance returned 70 Raleigh Saturday, night from
the Wsero part OF the Safe, the Yankees sving left
that part Of the State.
Il is stated that the Federals have evacuated the
couluy cas-, o. the ChOwan river, in E.stcra Eerth
Caolua and that they are reinforcing At Plymouth n o.
The orco that landed from the transports Winton,
Hartford county, on Thursday morning last, were re-
ported to be marching Marrees5OyO. TIE latest IN
to geHce however, that after advancing about four
mil g they returned TO their ocats The Oree vas too
snail 70 a.tsmp, an advance on We.doa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

WOUNDED Corporal ". p. Allegro, of the Creu-
shsv Baiters, son Of Mr.. Wu. B Allegro, of the Ea
quirer, was wounded during a recent skirmish near
Brandy Station. A bullet from Yankee shsrpshco er
stuck him in the left leg above the knee iDhiCting
severe, Tut not selious injury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
SALE or LANE, STOCK, CROP, &c.,
IN ME- TX I'm RlIRt, VA

pEINd in the service of the country, have
ID de- rmnei sell my land, pubic auCtOn, the .eth
day OF NOVEMBER. 1858.
This land has recently settled and mo OF the land for
cultivation Is fresh and very productive.
The tract contains 400 aces well rberpd lying Ia Meeken
burg county, miles Court House. and Scon!ng
the lanes Of Peter Puryear and others.
The Imp ovements and comfortable.
At the ZANE time VIII be sold all the Crop, Stock &c the
nov s2w RIoHARD g. PoPE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

late of the new Richmond Theatre, Gays the Whining
ton Journal, have been engaged to appear for limited
number of nights in that city. They to have made
their first appearance; Monday night in the play Of
the 'Iron Chest Bates as Sir Edward Mortimer, and
Miss Wren as MILFORD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
1919 80 pENINNNLA.

We learn tnat the rsiding party Of Yankees, three
thousand 10 number, came ~ far Sths line between
New Ken, s1d james Cisy, ard the retro
g,ads. They committed no dspredArtOns, usual save
the ssza,s Of large 10, Of corr, which they sPPrOpri
a.ed and esrr.el with ihem.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

Issraucr1oSs FoR lHE Piano FoRrE-We are indebt-
ed to the en- erp; slug publishers Mcssrs. Geo. Dunn
Co for copy of the first part ef "HurtehJ Improved
distractions for the Piano Fcrtc' We cheerfuy
m nd this publication to tho attention Of all music
t.eehar5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

RErlLLAFoIT OsDER--We learn ON the Nlshvl e
Pfess OF Wedaesdly that "Geuera Eichcll has issued
en- order TO Lieut. Col B.oWaIow commanding him to
Immediately the place where the train recently
roEn eff toe Nashville a.d Chattanooga Rilroad aud
ed into by glsrr llls, and all tue seeessioDis.5
sad their synp4Lhzsrs in that neghborhOod TO crosa
Our lines and 60 INTO Dixie within two days Ii Chsy fa
10 heed this ling the Col BrosnlOw ia TO destroy
al secesl prope,y vihn radius Of five miles OF the
scene OF the outrage"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

DrA,H OF CAPE. HoRsov.-We rsgrei to leun that
Capt. Maben HObson, sen of Join G. Hobson, ESQ.,
died at his residence in GOOcSand county, Tvesd
81. He was an esimShle young msn-his character
q Orned with many virtues
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

hen roots hss commenced, ond NAV well
emseves from loss by dsposug of tho coveted bpeds
at once. The Legislature should make the robbery of
hen roosts clonious offence, punishable by hanging
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

SENATOR FROM GsoReIA The Savannah Republc n
advocates tbe election of T. Butler King succeed TX
Gov. Johnson in the Confederate States Senate. The
Columbus Times warmly supports Gen. Toombs for tie
. ,siton. Senator johnson is also recommended for
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

OvrR Two THOUSAND men bcrs have bee added tot &
Methodist Churca within tle last six mon Is in one d
tic. in North Carolina.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
FnURsOAV mORNEN9, nov. II, 1898.

FsRss-DAry, months, slo uaaAs. S. For less Pc
Elod, IS per month.
semWsey months tlO No subscriptions received for less
Hsa sK moEiha
wssEly SIX moaAs, g. No subscriptions received for less
than SIX months
EoEb,suPdOn for longer period than SIX months VIII De TO
esivsd ~ an7 issue CT he Whis.
= .si,tancsI At tee riak Of the susssrbsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

Tbs SIEAxsE CoRSUnrA, from ,rmuda, with al as
sorted cargo for the Government driven ashore by
the blockading A,et off Wilmington Sunday morning
Taey succ eded in Tow ng her on The aptai was cap
tu,ed Most of the e,er made their escape.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

7 ARGE SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE,
IL Including ohins Glass and Tin Ware &C., at the Hessg
SPRING. Bath County EDHksDAY, the 18th day OF No
ymbr the Healing Springs viii ofer for sale the
PARLOR, DININGSKOOM AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE Of the Establishment, consisting OF ioaf
Isge French Gilt FRAMED Mirrors very Brussels oapt
thirty n Knives and 70 ks Oups and ss1eeFs
She's Tabs Spoons, Tumber Goblet1 Vine Glasses
0astos Bowls and Pitchers, Uhamoers, Water and Mich Pitch
Looking Classes Beds esds, dhais, Tables Sofas
Lounges Htis 5huek Matt Sheets PlosBps, Pillows
Boosters line Billiard Tables, Gu and Balls, large
Iron SAFE Rabank Platform ScsR, ag lot Of Jafpet
ing many other Grce watch 10 would be tedious 10 enue
IA e. Also, number OF CATTLE and sheep
wing tsunan Tuesday morning can come sam sy
al stage toWsm springs ald then, next morn
Ing TO this place ty stase. POHfEk EkNlNis.
PrDpr et5TS
We will al the 1le and pace oGr for sale the Healing
Springs wihug 20 make Investment S rarely
meet with sh chance A. Poster, OF the Propfeors,
NAV be found the Ballard House until Ffdsy nng aUN
who Will give any iuiormniiJn wanted.
no1O-5.s PORTER Erwin
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

SUBSCRIBERS who's, papers marked wish CesS win under
and ts sF Of subsrdPoOa Is about TO expire and WI
remit promptly h they wish their papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
NARROW EscAPE OF TEE BANsHEE.---The Wilmington
I,iIr,sl of the o., SAYS.

Journal, of the o. says:
This moruirg about o'clock, little after, q e
bockaiets mlGe an effort 70 capture the blockade
Mug steamer Bans1ee-Oue 10 hcc wake -One abreast
ald he 81 in the Ba,shets front. Several shot were
FIRE a. the B., but naarention beiag paid them zoe
her way, rapidly possible, for Fort Fisher,
and arrived up 10 toWl this mor.ing sb u. o'c'ock
Wa,er, some ds.aaee af of ice wheel house. Zee ball
lodged in her hold where yet uGins the cargo lot
hAvpg been removed get it out Her forem st
also cut with grape ard her rigging considerably
damaged. AZ one time, We learn, oae of the block
aieFs within about thirty yards # TIE Baushes, scd
hailed her to stop, but tie irdomitSbs courage d
perseverance Of the BIS commander such fhat e
bid def nce % his Wouldbe captors. The result was
the savi-gOf his vessel and cargo, aad bringing all
safely into port.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
GtN. POsEY's WOUSp.-A CORE pOndent wiring from
Gen. Lees army says

Uen. Lte aFlly, sAy5.
learn t1at Brgader General Posey's wound, re-
csived at the late battle OF Bstoe is likely to prove
much sero2s than a. hrst supposed. General
Posey sitting the ground win his knees drawn
up ose his body, when hal from schFapael en-
tered the leg jus. the knee and ranging mp the in
side Of the thgh buried itself 50 deep that il had not
yet been extracted when toe General was last heard
from.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

THI STEANIR ADVANCE, from Nassau, arrived at
Conet srlse port the 9th; with full cargo for North
Carorna
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
CTOCKS Ar AUCTION.-WiL be solid at

CLOCKS AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at
~ Office on WEDNEsDAy,1he 18Th nst at twelve o'clock
$1,000 City OF H. nchlurg Coup Bonds
I. 1900 Virginia State Registered Stock, Qong dste)
1900 do do. do. do. (past due,)
!, 500 O. g per cent. Convertible Bones,
126 Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
6per cent Scrip,
$50 so X. T. 4 p. X. X per Scrip,
100 orange and slexaodris r. E. per cent. Bond,
$500 City Of MOI folk per cent. Bopd,
IS BAAres Jams River KanAwha Stock,
500 Va. Central 4. 4. per cent Bod.
LANCASTER 4 co,
nol1 Auctloneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
4 EL e G ApH1n,
fssbsYts ~ us Press Association.


knetsd according % tct o. Congress In year 1885, g.
THRAsHER ia the Osrke Of The District Cont OF eon-
federate stass for the Northern District Of Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
LAND AGENCY,
CORNER MAIN AND 14TH sTREETs.
EI6HTEEN VERY DESIRABLE PARMSl

ALMANAC FOR 1864.
Val be Published on November l5M.
IT will contain, besides the Almanac proper,
large of interesting .s, sstIstich misce4ne
Gus &C. us-iul Record Imp Events 1863
The f32 per hurded $T nfy ~ 90
dozen. sngie copies go.
Orders either Of undersigned will be promptly
hled. D. b. PAYHE,
H. @. VICTOR,
Dealers In Books, stationery, 40,
no1O-5. LyRchhnrg Va.
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49, nIFY,

Ricssesb 10 sAtiisOAE. -<Ths BaidEiOra American
a tie sth menons Che arrest In thst city, few dSys
previous, by Government detectives, of a young man
named Luoius Polk, son of Col James Polk, AcOuiloh
street. lie wss charged with having held commission
in the rebel SERVICE and recently returned to Baltimore
b. tho underground railway from Richmond Alter
several days imprisonment he took the oath OF alegi-
ance and was discharged. The American says Lucius
has brother in the rebel Amy, and he will no doubt
soon be going that way.
If We mistake not the Lueiul Polk in question is the
same who had a clerkshp in the PoTost Asrshars Of
flee in Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-THE bOmbardment Of Fort
Sumter continues Toe enemy have for the first time
since Ii ey opened FIRE commenced mortar Smelling by
night Their rifle practice with light pieces has also
become more frequent
The heavy guns Of the land batteries have ceased
their fire to great extent and day firing has given way
to night firing This is thoughtto indicate that their
heavy ammunition has been much reduced and their
heavy guns endangered.
Private Brown, of the South Carolina volunteers,
wounded slightly in the loot is the only casualty re-
ported.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Now llth.-The firing to-day was cen
tnued slowly from the enemys land bltteres and ore
monitor. No report from the front this evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
AdalnIstraIOr of } u McllelI.rd, de,id

Al The same place VII; be oerd value tract o. wood
land containing 200 acres Only and half niles ffoG Inc
this been clrared; the balanee 10
umbr accessible ths eansl by route, he's
Der Of va liable ,,5 and good landings for umbsr pro
duce and good healthy ueghbor cod Prop SAL fro per
sons drL iesse and srst Mill With ali
ouhGurs lots 81 al IN good condition. but
le ysds the caaa viii ~ reoSed Also. tract OF wSsd
land ia AbemGr G. containing Az coses1e ON
Lyneburg and Grange Railroad viii be cfe ed for sale.
Terms g. sult purcha,ers. VIM. D. cADtLL.
IA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

No MoRx BRIAD.-Mr. Ri,bard Adam has been COM
PEELED to suspend he making of loaf bread for the pres
elt, being unable to obtain supplies Of -four We pre-
sumo that other bakeries will be compelled to close for
the same cause so that consumers hereafter will have
t. bake their own bread, do without. Our country
brethren who have and will spare not from their abun-
dance must sleep we'll these nights when they retire with
we'll sled stomachs. Verify, they will have their re-
ward
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

LARGE SALE OF PERSONALLY.
/ WILL SILL Al AUCTION, at the resi-
dsnce Of the Mrs Ann Washington, Ia Caroline county,
"WEDNESDAY, the 10Th OF December, II fair II not the
day thereafter all the estate Of the
embracing Horses hues Work hyck Of superior sheep,
boh fatted s:ock Cattle doth beef and stoek
bushels Of oorn Fodder STRAW, Wagons, Carts,
Pouhs Harness. &C. &c Also Family carriegs ard Match
Horses Kitchen Furniture, and other VAL
uabie articles Incident 70 large farm.
, Sale 10 At IL A. IL.
TEsM5-oash, In Confederate money.
JOHN WASHINGTON
noll--dlaptdJ Ex'r OF Mas ANN WARRINGTON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

BY R0BIEsoE, ADAMS CO., Auctioueers.
WE will offer at Auction on FRIDAY, the
18Th Instant Warehouse Corner 9th and Main sts.
commencing at 10 Gel OK
1000 boxes Manuf'd Tobacco very choice brands
2C0 taes fine snoti-g DO
25 bbls do do do t
20OOs super Florida Cigars
% bbls Bro sugar
10 bbls Potash
10 kegs Soda
4 bbls BorIx
10 do No Mackere
Is boxes Starch
5 bbls Vinegar
-ALs0-
l2 doE Hoop-Skirs
20 pieces sup SILK Hdki
40 gross Blu ..-N
90 gross Gan Tubes
60 pieces vir sinis Cloth and Jeans
Copper Taxi
Cal er Boos and Shoes
CALF Skis
Cotton cards
Oranges, spool Cotton, 80.
rolO-tds hoBINs0N, ADAMS co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
Passed October sls., Isss. !

ituO'ls and Malt Liquors. 1890
Passed October s1st 1881
Be enacted by tie General 1se0y, That plssed
March h, lst3, entitled Set amend and Act
entitled An Act 70 amend and reenact Act entitled 70
the consumption Of Grain Qers
other Manufacturers Of Splaous and Mat Lquors passed Oc
tber 3D. 1884, he tad The hereby amended and re- enact
ed, so 10 read e. foovs:
l. shall not be awulfOr any person he.ear to make or cause
TO be made, Whky, or other Sptuou Liquors.
Of Corn, whsa Rye cher grain, dried Iru
Sugar ssar Cane, nolasss sorghum
and any pe,soa 50 offending shan be deemed guilty Of hds
and, conviction thereof he fned
fence not less than hundred dollars
shi dollars ana be subject imprisonment In the cornty
exceeding twelve pontts at the discretion Of
No person. hrm cpany sha hereafter execute whole or
part any contract heretofore made with the Con
feaetae Government or with any agent OF said Goyenmsn
ing causing 10 be Whisky other ardent epi
within this STATE and all such contractors who shall violate
shall be deemed subject all the penals Imposed BIZ
this and 9th against unlssial disiilhtioa. =
Tue Keeper Of the Rolls shall cause this Act 10 he pahshsd
In least two newipapers 10 the city OF Rchmc al for tive
weeks. -arf 80
THIS Act shall be In toree from Its rarsage. .
copy from the Roll
Teste,
wM. p. GORDON, a.,
nov 8-d&e2w O. D. D. ard Keeper Of Roll. Of Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

TOR RENT.
l. The way desirable Brick Residence,
Grace and 2sh streets Church d lately occupied
wigm g. HsTdGove, deceased, contanlng Nine Rooms and
Two Store Rooms-Eh Gas or e4ch h0or.
YsId arge well Paved and beautifully Shaded ,nd can
tSns Kitchen, With vAnt Smoke House Sta
bic and Coz Storage Room wood and COAL Also,
Pump Of excellent Water.
Garden attached TO the place good one, ind can be
maze very productive.
The situation very desirable Possession given um sdaiey
SARAH L. HARDGR0VE
noT-6. A.ninistTatrI.
II Examiner and D!sps,ch coy SIX Tunes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons having claims against the estate
Of ir e. Apperson, deceased iests 20 present
them properly auhsucle3 desire 10 6lstr butte ts est ste
IN tIe ssbo,tess no sible Tine. r. A LACY,
no1s-c-ts Administrator
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

PRIcEs OsK YKAR Aee-By reference TO the com
mercal report in the Whig on the l4th November, last
year. we find that apples were selling then at $40 to 10
per barrel aoW S46 to go y dried apples, SS.5Oa4 per
bushe now sl5 or rather not he had at any price
bacon 6Os5 cents Zoos 81 753 butter 81 26al 80 hOW
SSlOAS76l lard 40 cents (now 81 S53 onions sl512O
per barrel now $40 per bushe) potatoes IS to 10 per
barrel (noW 81 TO Upper bushe) superhne Hour S2la22
barrel (now SlOO) wheat So GOA 10: (roW nos to
be had for love money! and so on through the
list. What prizes will be year hence can only be
snown TO those who survive the present times.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To amend and re-enaet The Act passed Norch the lin,
1898, IN relation to The UNNECESSARY cOnsumptio,, of
Grain by Dstiiiers and other Manyacturrs Of Spirs
itloas and Nall Linl,ors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, AUoTI, SKzR.
LNARM FOX RENT.-Stock of Horses,
Mules, Cows Hogs, Corn, fhueks, Straw, Farming Impl
neots ali kids Wood a. Auction At the request Mr.
R. G. Crouch Ia the army, will rent TUES
DAY. 11h November at 10 o'cloct NJ his FARM IN the
W q hensico IL miles Of Rehond and
Canal containing 1856 Of land, with good dwelling
with roens and all the usual outbuildings.'
Immediately after reing the farm will proceed 10 sell f
his stock consisting Of good mules horses jws g
&c corn, iodder shucks straw &c wagon cart; Also
coed wood In NILE toe James River
4us kahoe Railroad.
alter the sale will b hired negro men, valuable farm
hands, for the balance Of this year and hD for the year
no1 J. N. TAYLOR, Acct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12

nav RcaMosD TRE1rRR, Nov Sth, 1867.
sntlemen- IS you, with no common degree on plea
uf that received and answer Your Huen svor
~ tss od last rendering me Complimentary Benefit as token
OF you for the Donations pave 70
me e-ngj poor tae exlss and others who are
INFECT OF symDshy enlit the Kind considered OF al
VINO posses hs power 10 igate their Wants and necessiss
which this cue bas ertailed upor them -, i, :,
Little did et th scors ~ nine cooid nave olA
enced he admiration Of any and ~as win deep sense
M Ratification hc sentiments which Jour commpn
cation ennnc relative my conduct and IVES assu .
you, quite eonsoatcy 70 my feelings TO max w.
bod oct Of ths those whose nisndshp es
TEEN so high.
have the honor compliance With your request 70 announce
nex MONDAY evening Instant the time set apart for
The benefit so And, In conciuson allow
10 re up nv since thank for this set Of
vou ESSEN and friendship Long viii IL be
and gArnered my heart as one OF rs mo price
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10 greaer exer in In efforts TO ex AID np
hold the the drama In hopeh ofi being acceptable
70 all.
Very respectfully your obsdlent servant,
poiQ-S, T. D. OGDEN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
NOTICE no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIL Il
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THE Board OF Directors having declared a
AZ ssven uer cent oas surplus received for
the sale theprOpeIy s having paid the par vane Of the
St reoue the soekhodes 10 call aud receive their 6iv
dendl sSeh Rave not yet surrendered up
tsr Grip are requested them 70 the easurer
10 receive dividends thereon IL arrears
This notice plead against claim on the company
Nn'e'' p o''-'' JAS H. GARDNER, Treas6rsr,
M Rfalo atro-t.