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The New York herald., 1863-05-05
The War Agitation In Engiand.
PROBABILITY OF Russo-AMERIcAS ALLIANCE.

IFrom the liverpool Courier, April TO
Tie Cxar calculates upon q diversion
In his favor % BE- caused By <Hcan np England
and yossty upon Francs Tbecpurs OF Washington and
st. Petersburg IN perfect rapport and the acts OF the
Federas towards the South only paaeed BY the
bsrbarity the Russian government towards Poland
Every who has mrartaly studied Northern poitics
be convinced rhat M train has tsen laid foy a pny
tvtfh Englnnd and that only favorable for an
ply ng The match s nov awaited. Disaster dsfers the
time ~ explosion. vicksburg has fallen compIete
success IN running away crowns the Efforts Of BANKS
against Baton Rouge dark cloud hangs over the rem
the ilsnrred expedition msdIy down the
Yazoo Pass The North 10 not yet ready. she has 90.
tancd and 10 daily obtaining, Hundreds OF dupes from
Ireland light her battles but she has yet got that
twenty millions which nsrncsss CAPITALIST in Am
serdsm kindly offered, has Mr. Bright gained for
her loan OF Ave millions Of British sovereigns. me
Car must wait until bis natural ally is prepared
Meanwhile he can amuse the Poles by offers u an am.
nesty aud deude foreign powers by diplomacy ID is
the old Russian game, but the end is not yet
The New York herald., 1863-05-05
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
FRANCE PREPARING FOB WAR.
Agitation on the American and
Polish Questions.
The Imperial Iron-CIads to Assemble
at Cherbourg.
The NOtos OF the Great Powers
Presented to Russia.
England Excited Against MIR. Adams
! and Admiral Wilkes.
THH 11xvAE1u1 QuBSx1o1G.
>~->~~-~~>>~.->>~~--~-~-
NEUTRAL TRADE TO MEXICO.
~>>>>~~~~~~~~~s~~>~
THE POLISH REVOLUTION EXTENDING,
90. &c.. -.
THE POLISH REVOLUTION EXTENDING,
90, &c.. -.

Tho steamship EtnA. Captain Brooks, which LEFT Liver
pool at the 22d and Queenstown on the 2sd Of
April, arrived At this port yesterday forenoon.
Her news is four days later than tho advce Of tho
Europa
The Emperor Napoleon had all but made up his mind to
recall Marshal Pelisser from his post Of Governor General
Of Algeria.
The French government confidently expected to receive
news Of the fall Of Puebla by Mayl.
Tho French iron cased frigate Normandie arrived at
Cherbourg the 10th Of April from Vera Cruz having
touched on her passage at Martinique, where she re-
NAMED month. The Normandie sailed from Cherbourg
for Mexico oath of July last Troops Apr 2O)
embarking at Cherbourg for veza Cruz on board the
steam frigate Panama.
The Paris Bourse, April 2l was firm. Rentes 6of'
Soc
The accounts Of the crops in France continue highly
favorable. and breadstufis were falling
The Austrian government had acquainted the Federal
Council OF Switzerland that the adherents Of Mazzni
were plotting an attack upon southern portion OF the
Tyro.
The Earl de Grey and Rpon to be the new Secretary
for War OF England while the Marquis Of Harrington
will succeed him in the Under Secretaryship
The Bombay mails of March % received in Lon
dou but the news had been anticipated
The London of April % says the Emperor Of Brazil
refused grant the usual audience the departure OF
Mr.. Christie representative at Rio, and that the
greatest activity prevails the preparation Of the coast
delepces of Brazil
The ship Acerington from Melbourne, arrived In the
Downs the morning Of the 23d ut, having on board
thirty-four thousand ounces Of gold.
The steamship City Of Cork, from New York, arrived
here the ed Of April.
the steamship City OF Washington, from New York,
arrived on the 23d Of April
The Asia reached Liverpool at twenty minutes 70 i've
O'Clock o. the afternoon OF April 10.
The New York herald., 1863-05-05

NEwNAsxn Coussz. April 20.-A sweepstaxes & -
sovereigns each 3year olds colts sst 1b. an4 0o
$751; Abb the winner 10 be sold for 200 sovcreigns, -
niandcd. &c. Bedford stakes Course. snbs.
Mr.. r. Ten Broeck's Sauthal, By Longbcw, 0st I'D.
Lord Stamford's .Etna, 8st 4ib (Edwards) ........
Baron Nivisrss Columbine, sst. Alb. (watkins)s..
against Colnmbine.
San,hsl jumped on with clear lead, Columbius lyinG
second the dip, when she gave way the avor6s
who, failing reach Santhal beaten cieverly ~
half length Coumbipe was bed third. the wtnnGD
was not claimed.
The New York herald., 1863-05-05
The Rebel Cotton Warrants.

Tue London Herald states that Con ederate cotton war
rants representing 1000 coo pounds Che staple were
being offered for sale IN London. They issued TO Mr.
e. L. Pearson, me bankrupt by the Confederate govern
me
The New York herald., 1863-05-05

The London Pot says-It is stated tnat any further
shipment OF emigrants from Ireland under similar cir
camsances 10 those attending the late despatch OF
large number under the prstepce that they
navves for the Chicago Railway viii be prevented BY
the government.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
CAMP 4.sr yIRGISIA RFGIMENT,
Mach ed, 1863.
. MESSRS EDaTORS:.I beg ,

49, MESSRS. EDITORIAL beg to
NAt reply through your columns to tunars e'um'frii,
nns (some which appeared IN the papers asking ~
candid ate sen' the 81 Dhtriet IN s neIt Con
gress OF the Confederate states. .....
While wi he'd 70 SOncud o friends, several
hs1Ste In e6usentlpx to this step
Al en- r what ability possess have been devoted
20 this VAR Il does not .no9rd with feelings TO lay dos
my Independence yet to be Won lib
ertie3 yet tobs Cstabi he'd.
Norare which will cevnlse tho next pc
cury nvitng The responsibility Ct shspog the Prcy Of
ou upg ConderaSy insue It's early tuy in strength
and not be lightly med ana weld see I'm
-nssd AnOse ehATce Yet rest ef
ts behalf country whatever capacity abe de
eide their need
Nov that N itsry operations about
Somn.encs, in" atiOo sourted leisure
attend political cAmpagn bit should tbs rsult Of the eF
ZION cali m- fron the present duties shall defer
h,. Of Disret such tms dbes de-
mapd fefL respectfully,
NH A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
~ o. rol.r o. D. connt. q ..s1 Ging and Q4..n, aaa

10 n. Voters Of hs C6snsisse ESez King and Queen and
Kin9 WIUtdNa: ,,,,,., , N
n ugaS Rresele ton to the State setEe 70 run To-
a. ITO ina Cobg ixich csss We hid lin God
n.sd ve have who ID u otto fill
on a. lonR ado ned Rifed SenAtor True, the smsy lie
numh1r q Asprlnt amer the favor q ihs dear pe e. and
s eady thy temen soken Of but We b. &
10 preea you alteration vi, Il fra tmons the fore
nm In All viii should be ssed
one Oroxton, Esq, OF jhe county az Ry
sex Hels knowo all being man OF fac saen great
buness habits and txAt moral wealth traitS Viii We all
csmmsnd which n uld into the p1bl series
Then laying Gds AL st pa uts u.s. At tbs polls give
mhSlr-lt - ..fE :. EssEX DEMOCRAT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
ENINeILl AND coamERrI,L.
MoNpAY. March so.

MONDAY, MEch SO 1868.
Gold closed in New York, on the 26th, at 1899 bid
A. thecO large numbs Of orders buy we're asd and the
O,ked though the had been reached
the pre- sn Exchange sold l59 AIS elass
bI add Adng bankers buyrg back helr own
us Uaioh they Od spectators and foreign merchant who
ed TO hoard, month two ago, at 1sols5 The les OF
Uat,d stat tx,S 1OiGt5 skies 6OG6i
vi gnia s.; North Carolina skies 90 Missouri skies 6l
Ga cAfor Ia seyens 21E The Herald says: "The ldea-O
psrhApS should say the deluvs sXpecAonofSn early
peaes evidently Indes the moyemensof which the decline Ia
Eoli IA the outward symptom
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
$4,000 NORTH CAm3LINA BONDS FOR
OSyIcE OF TIE GaSfi.y RAILROAD 90,

RALEIGH, y. O., sSrch 5ih, 1868
nN or before April lSt, 1863, the subscriber
~ will proposals the Of THIRTY FIVE
THOUSAND DO. LARS (tS5OOO) NORTH c ROLINA SIX PER
o. Mt COUPON BONDS Of the denominations $500 and $1,000
payable rui iy, the hTst DAYS January and
July Ia each year. ii Public Treasury and the principal
the end years from ~ fret OF January A. D. 1865
Charter the Chatham Railroad Company Isued the ia
h Railroad Company IN exchange Scr bonds OF the
Ster Com lany ted with the Public Treasurer principal
payable the same but ~h liberty the Company
discharge such bonds before maturity Payments made by the
Raleigh and CASTOR Rroad Company to he exclusively
ph the redemSuon Of the STATE bonds issued 10 the Com
psny.
PROPOSE, viii likewise received FIFTEEN TIL NUsAND
DOLLARS A5) Of North Carolina six per Cent Bonds 81 IL
lar 70 the above issued 70 the city Gf Rsl,gh
bonds Of the city Payments he
piled 70 the redemption Of the ste bonds Issued TO that
ton.
Attention following section Of an &C. pas ed by
the Assembly last session By which
vered N pOUBLE u the State North Carolina
and Of corporations the Mshest financial standing:
Sec Be Il urt1e, enactei that all of paid by
the B<egh SSon Railroad Company ths City Of Raleigh
the Treasurer the STATE In satisfaction Of the principal and
the bonds Of IA corporate CepoNl with the Tres
contemplated n the SAID OrDane of III. Convention
shall be lied hrsf payment Of interest the bonds
And the residue shall be pail e Comm % the Sinking
Fund 20 teUsed by tas II her dcretn for u. redemption
\ Of sid 6ouds of % State
Copies lass under which ISi bonds are Iued nav be
had groaon the und rsigned Prop should
Orsed Proposals fr bends nd addressed the unersgued
and vii be opened The presence u IN public and
KEMP P. BATTLE,
President
Ralslgh- Mar O. 1859 mhlI-tlap
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
100000 NORTH CAROLINA STATE BOSDS
ROH SALE.

K.
TTNO COppCOp RLLElGH, n ", March 18th, ls6S.
r. 90 ~ "u o'-~r into which some
nrnlg proposals !or the purchase Of $50 900 | Iii
attention 20 he at that these bonds rtde able before
Star " They are uncondti0 al n O. six per cent coupon
Ooha The interest OF which The State promi'es to pay semi an
nsy and us principal the lst day Janu4ry 1883 Aod Tie
obligation Of mis- promise Affected by or on az
contingency whatever
Arvsreaee 20 tht sdveseUsNt will hat besl les the f
81 North Otrnhns part Of these b5uis (5Ol have the addition
a ssea OF N bonds Of the Ragh snGGa Railroad Com
pAny aud an er iou W. $4,000 the city Of Raleigh
Con'e Ing rs high h1ancit nlng these eGrpo atoms
no. gong too fAr that no teTopportuay for sas in
VIZ n " KEMP P. BATTLE,
March 1st4 nhqi--tlaDh presbt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31

PLAyr CoRS.-The advice Contained in these two
vosis esnuot be too ofeu urged upon the farmer g.
f.,ry available acre Of ground should be made
.JuJs TO the yield OF other cereal this year.
D, only in the eoantry, bat IN the cities and towns.
people should raise corn aud vegetables, in order q
al abundance Of those ndspeus able rJducts may tc
ensured Ia south asiOIna the soldiers are cultiyatus
toe lands in the vicinity Of their camps Thi,ls AL e.
ceyut idea and the example should be generally
.a,ei The Noble RegiseHOf a recent date, says:
Col. Winaus 18th Regiment LOuiSiarA Volunteer,
has cleared and planted large vegetable garden near
h clUp al Pollard. The soldiers consider The vOrb ing
VI tA,s garden quite recreation and relief from the
eternal uonOtOuy OF dcl. In few weeks this regiment
sal have the greatest abundance of vegetables, that
cast nothing but the pleasure Of growing them. Be.
sias thss garden, the Colonel is prep1rug plant
large field By with for roasting ears, and ~6h
melons
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31

BE Any person rom the states norm 81 m ~
Ioaa and brinnE NOrasra European nsv'PAPs OK any
,n IN tAe civ coming possession Of such OurnA WI con-
A. o upon ths Editors By leaving sending Ne
AN. q thta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
BY SUMNER 4 hREN rs, AUCTs.,
Corner Main and 18Th streets.
C1II'-I - -. - N'IVI''
r. ARGE SALE OF MANUFACTURED AND

| ARGE SALE OF MANUFACIURED AND
- SMOKING TOBACCO, CIGARS GROCERIES, WRAPPING
PAPER SCOI THURSDAY, the End April uclng
10 o'clock the Store formerly occupied BY Gner Alvey
Main and 18th which shah
permanently 10 ew days shall sell about 1000 boxes ana
caids f Manufactured Tofacco, ranging from - CHI cest Old
bright medium and c5nm grades, portion OF which will he
without close Invoices Also, large assortment
Of Smoking Tobacco, in bb, bag bales ant p'ptri Fiae
Florida and Cuba Glars So gener" assortment OF Gro
cedes, which will be specified Ia failure sdvertsemAnt
wishing coutie TO this sale, will PLEASE notify Us
time that goods may be arranged for the sale
Our sales viii hereafte place regularly uedsy and
Thursday Of each week Dry Tuesday Groceries and
I, b eco on Thursday. SUMNER 4 ARENTS,
,nLOt-tds - Aucti1ne-r5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY FOR


On the lhth Of Ap sale
town OF Lexington Hotel ia
known as the LEXINGTON HOTEL
The House nLns 80 he'd rooms, holding
WITH ec- oAr-rOom barber SHOP, bath fine ladies'
psrOrs and two gsutemtAs sitting Aso, fronting
in street. too desirable h0ished in
CT which uoW leased for three years and the other be
Any jaV.
The House is wei furnished aud csrpetei throughout
ate IN TIE most eligible portion % tht town.
Attached 70 the Hotel 20 ID SOLD VITA f. excellent
stable with accommodation for three hundred horses Also
sched good garden lot th and hydrsnt pren
Supplies the the house iOr haai
which the purchaser buy better tSrUH than
chased elsvsheTe
Also hogs pair horses, hack and harness
sS ush - quota II ntS, consisting Of cooks bs
e Qsers, dining scrySn chamber maids &C. hired
Tor MS which the plrch hire reaS nabe terms
further description deemed unnecessary, IS is presumed
parties dang purchase will visit and examine the property
previous TO day II sale
Terms accommodating and made day Of sale Con-
money taken Ia fJf Ihe whole, may suit the
purchaser. O. W. JOHNSON,
A., q. 80, Proprietor Lexington Hotel.
1 I.ssS No. usS Sro,.., Hh23 "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31

10 n % GgS .5UagNER Major General E. V. sum
Esr ri the Federal srmy hO has figured very conspe
uoasl during tie present war, died in New ork last
see Gen S. resigned upon the appointment OF Hook
er TO the command of the Army Of the Potomac. lie
catered tie old army 1919 promoted to the rank
% Colonel in 1885, and had attained his Gls year al
the time og his deatR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
5 ALE ~.
MOST VALUABLE eCOAL LANDS
IN rae OOsFEDERACY.
w6e sol al public cutlery, In the city Of snA, before the

W6e sri Al public outcry 10 the city Of Selma, before the
Bank u Selms,on
WEDNESDAY, MAY o, 1863,
lands inH the Selma Coal Mnag Company To-
ghs tn E.tsAm Eusne, BrSnen Railroad rraSAy', Siinhg
Utenslli &C.
The lands contain acres M3ne
xAlo sh by DtVAAbsns with thfse mi rs OF the Aabsm
TenpsE RfvsrI Riruai with branch TI'cRi the
mlpe and near prUpos the Central a. DAD
Montgotry poW 10 Sp course Of cor struclon In
By cf Tuoney In his So Sey Of the
State 10 be sIhSus and one porou alone eshmsted by
tln tEn 'glt III III NJ II hal Besides
other balIohtS VERT "a yens there Nrs upon
Of the lard EsAre TO t- Alabama and Tennessee
Rivers Rac stresn yArAitl VSl sNs auy Of WITCH
said tzmiAr with them II nJrd In IhA lille
supply OF Co.,. The Mats heen worked several
Apdih shA ired aud any feet with steam engla
AND Schnery Hschd and Stunne and nos work ed By
company The Coal has estef thoouhy for fuel
furnsces, aud proved 10 be q hns gusl y.
Tue land will BE- Ioi In tHrnys foy and eighty lots TO
sol parehstes and the sic viii be continued from day " day
day until .iGhed.
ALSO,
tine and place, viii be sold number OF NEGROES
u ICED miners.
TERMS Cash, Bnd sale without reserve.
~ Ma OF the Of the Inds AMI pe location OF tie
eoalodG II be for shed practicable, aid be
iopnd AZ the Off Sc VI MI. A KETH, Sci ~, A.
q ROBlNsO .. esldsht
mhls-dAeid Alabama Co / Mining Comply.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
. ADTr AND INSP'R GENERALS OFFICE, [
RICHMOND March 20, sos. (

GENERAL ORDERS,
No SO.
The corps for ordnance duty will hereafter be
compo ei exclusively as f,lllws, via:
LIST Officers VI the Regular Confederate Army detailed he
Wn Department for Ordnance duty.
I'd OH Of the Provisional Artillery appOntei under the
~ Congress, Ap II 81, 1862
3D. oces Of the Provisional Artillery for Ordnance dry ap
pointed und 'e Of l6h Septembe. 1862 ncudns present
those CT duty under GsneraI Ords~ No. II, 1861
Oheers Of ARTILLERY 10 the Proyons Army and Volunteer
Cops appoint under OF Co ge Apr we'd January q
lN6z and tailed Ordnance the War
OH Office OF TIE Ntre aud Mining appointed under
act OF Congress-
IL ObOe siAfJs stsada qSd-I5or lJg althou.h 20;
forming part o. the Ordnance Corps e:og
nZed III positions until relieved the
OF the Osdnan.e Corps regularly sppoltrd detailed
Ohces OF his ella be replaced the tied
cces assigned for ornrc duty at tho discreet sny
RAJ 'ndoE an Arm or department when the aierest Of
All such will be puuicateI the Chief Of
u AZ III, hmGnd
III Al officers change aEseass sro-ies Workshops
or otits pcs5 whe Is performed by allied
who ae paid o. he Department 10 viii they employed
who relnquis claim for "otrs thau max monthly
ports to the chiefs OF heir epecve bureAnE containing
aod OF the men with correct OF the p'y
they receiy..
These reports viii be Sarded the QuarIem1stsr General
Tor the Information nd guidance " the Department
yvu. the psymen Of fraudulent claims
~ All Gene alt OF her Gil commanding military depart
nehs OF stcts viii re from Prov Harshals Com
man ants OF Is monthly reports OF I'll citizens and other pei
not connected with Army held
men, With Specifications ~ date arrest Snd by
whom arrested, accompanied tn
deem proper and forward the same, without delay this Of
fee -
Csigr.dD y COOPER.
UNI 7l-6G Adj't and Inspr Gsnr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
mhl6-dAeid
CRBAR POINT FOR SALE.-In pursuanc,

CE3AR POINT FOR SALE.-ln pursuance
" OF decree q he Circuit Court Of eoOohland county made
the 9th day Of Ap ls6l 10 cause depending In said
Court, 10 which hesJn " shelton Ia pantH and william B.
anaTd adm OF Hobeft ssnar deceased and In
his right aud others, are deendst the und rign.d
ointed cii OnL soners for the WILL TUESDAY
TIE 3lst day Macf ~ - o'clock proceed The iresea
- sell az puzzle Gucon Lot 81 grcznd With ts
eren Fedar Pnt containing five AcreS being the lot ~
which the public landing that place located 1h
lot of ground lies immediately toe Jsmes river canal ab' u
above 81 hsu1s ferry and and half miles om Goochand
Court House.
purchaser will take the with certain prHvs cond
and r0ns referred 70 In the and Which will be
stated at the tale.
ale will be bird cash. and the baan
and years with interest from the day OF sale
deferred tondS With good personal secry
Will required title retained until the further order
the court. WILLIAM b. ST hARp Ic,,0r,,,,,.-.
fe 2S-ctd12tWd PEACHY r. GRAHAM, Ni'' ''''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
ADJT A INSP'R GENERALS oPFICE,
kcsnOAD March u, 1853.

ADJT INSP'R GENERALS OFFICE
. o kiGahoAR. March 81 lsC3. (
GEsERAL ORDEis,
No. 81.
l. Paragraph v, General Orders &C. A. a. O. September 49,
1867, is 5 FAR AIN MED ~ 'rea IN
Enrolling recruiting officers Ia discharge their duties
the o)nscTpt Their ontd remove
interfere with wokmen or employees the nire lie copper
works, mines worked by Government officers by
the ordnance Department. with app 4ng
aud obtaining the consent 81 the nendeb officer
chang VII viii be held strictly nsbe for any abuse
Sion Of the ".
u The paad n paragraph 2sS, Army RegulAens
he ehy Suspended during the existing
III Paragraph H. General orders No 80 Current Series Is
AH-pde 10 read A. flows:
Any contractor nder Government who shall mpty any
rkmen, leaving with proper discharge vsrnment tsab
shnen or the emp q iher contractor under the
Nernen sAs be notified that the detail ed and
scripts In hs employment be hel pr per officers -p
on u Of the facts t. the Chief
Tor The service OF which he details made.
By order, -.
lsGnsdl g. COOPER,
mlA-lE Adjt snd Insp'r Genl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31
COMMISSIONERS SALE
". or 4 VALUABLE TRACT or LAND

EOMM lSSlONEk'S SALE
~. OF 4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
MAR OLD .UECiI, ~ HAMMER COUNTY
In pu decree Of tbs Cir nit COgr' the
NOV tui-r-d the Oth day &C Mreh 1853, Ia the su
saith and wife against And &c l. Connie Toner,
rs VubG auction the jgheat Oder, The pr, MISC,
SAlURD ishe Iih 0. bpn next AT u o'clock, 81 that yt
valuable FARM, called
HILL FORK.
upon which he late Robe Anocson resided ~ the time Of h
DEATH lying In the lower " Hanover county about two mile
from the Old Church. and eight miles from the Richmond and
River Railroad It lies In heshy desirable neghbohood
aud is suppcs n cortain upwards Of SEVEN HUNDR
ACRES IL will be survey dbeloe the DAY Of sal sndpo ably
did into 'hree tracts, he od separately, Is ssceptO
Ch dy uakeshre very desirable small Farms.
welWa'erd, has plenty Of timber and good propr ion o.
meade land 1t will Re .hoNS siV person sl
cha'e, ky Mr. Robert Anderson, residing On th'
place The Till Is bleye 10 Re unquescn be, but Commit
soner shall convey with special warranty only.
TERMsObt third cAl, one-thi'd ys.r and urd a.
yeArs, with Tierrt fro day Of sale or all cash. ut ~
oyt III purchaser Bonds with good secur Tor the defer
red ymeI AMI tile reSine until all The purrhss money
pad-the purchaser " pt taxes for the present
e. q GRiSYOLD
nh U-c&dtds O. mIve.i ra-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31

SAtr Bul.-Ths Legislature passed the Salt Bill last
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-31

B ooKs- ,oox,
FOR SALE AT A. NORRIS, 81 NAN STREET.
= MISCELL fEEOUS.
TLtiE o. ne Human Cody. ny John EsV7 Cooke, author
of v'rx1ia Com "a ans, Youth q Jefferson, etc.
WAY IT a o ,DED Novel
TLOWERs or HD4E AND ~ MORY A s8U-etlop Of bekstI-
fil Poem. b. 1srnylia J ~ Jordan.
POENs By Matilda.
HOPES POEMS. By JNA Barron Hope, Of Hampton Va
OANNIBALs AL, o. ayes slhout Aaieu b. G-,,ya Ptz
sj5i5LOaY FOB THE SOUTH Dr. tn, Tsip Of Or, sae.,
b The -
HISTORY o. aR6INIt nom IA discovery aud ..t,..u.o,,
oosn thc pr-s-nt time. b R0b's Z GoNson-
HISTORY OF tbs VALLEY. By samuel K ehe'si s-oosd
Ell iob.
HISTORY OF The United gEfHERLASIs. by Iohn A.u,y,
T. q ID.
ocNpLEIE WORKS OF THOMAS DICK, I.LS
b4OGgES BYRON
MEDICAL.
HRUtrr MODERN STRGERY.
hilLERS PR NCIPLES o. SURGERY.
tkEf'S OPf RATlYE SgRSfkY.
AktGc rK at on OaSTefhICs
CARPENTERS PHYSIOLOGY
BELLS ANATOMY o. Vsla--,
bUNGLEsOs's THEEAPEgJTiCs Ann dAFERIA NtDIOA
uillS
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR CLAIMS

A ~ I'm III A l. "A q En- CA hOk CLAIMS
~ AGAINsr Tvs COSEgDE .Ark- STATES. The under
tylsI viii c0nt1ue heretofore give hs ng AIen
&c prosecution u every class OF ca aga at be
eminent hs krg IN TIE settlement o. claims I'd
Ielau. give hn Ear adyAI.age In The O. lsgsusa Of
SAL Business.
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be taxes re Liberty Of referring Tie s-nlssa ba, h.lo
tor testimonials " charactrr, &c.
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Hon Mr. NEsr k-prese.titye froua Missouri
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GbNkl.D n. CLARK,
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