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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

the progress made towards .be completion Of the Pied
mon. railroad, is informed thu. in cur judgment the
only persons interested in the suppression Of the facts
arc spsellators We take pleasure in prOclaimng to
our readers fact gratifying that embraced in the
paragraph in Mondays paper, to which "A Friend"
tkss exception, and only pg,et that it is not in our
power 10 announce that the railroad connection between
DAnvils and Greensboro will be completed at earlier
dly than the lss Of Jaly next. The Government has
no, bestowed ssmueh attention upon this connection
il Jessryes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
VALUABLE IRON WORKS AND FARMING
LANDS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE IRON WORKS AND FARMING
LANDS FOR SALE.
THE death of Joseph Smith and my own ad-
i vSnoed are hAvs SELL Al Stanton SAT
URDAY 18th day December the property well known
the
MILLER IRON WORKS,
And ali the lands thereto attached, embracing some
10000 ACRES,
headvater shenandoah, in Rockingham county,
Va Port Republic the head Of nAvs,ton and IL
miles WAynesboro the Va Central Railroad IL pro-
baby the moSt valuable estate OF the kind In the oonedeay
Iron Ore on 4 very superior quality or Agricultural and
Military purposes The War Department. 70 the present
war nearly all it The Bar Iron readily
sells IN he negborhood 81 900 per ton Its present capacity
h 900 tons Pig Metal and SEQ tons Of Bar Iron.
now In full blast leased until January the ls 1854 at which
time possession will be given
The furnace which Steam Engine attached miles
down Erade 70 the Forge Forge South River has unm
ed uAer power natural dam, all the necessary Workshops
out-Buldngs yelling House, MIL &C., all put
nm IN the most durable Fye In this property several Farms Of
level arabic land are incladed.
Persons wishing safe and profitable Investment are Invited 70
examine the premises
TENS CASH. Time or Iron TO suit the purchaser.
Win sell privately before the day Of public sale Of which,
however, due notice will be given.
For further Particular, apply TO ,,,,, ~, ,v,o,D
Staunton, Va.
LII
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
FROM EGsT TENNESSEE.

BRIsr0L, Dec. 2-PersOns from New Market say that
the firing at Knoxville ceased Saturday night and
throughout Sunday and Monday no firing was heard.
RumOrs of tho surrender of Burnside are numerous
and generally believed, but there is official conHrma-
ton
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
TELEGRAP PHO
Reports OF the Freas Association.

Entered according act Of Congress in The year 1868 by J. g.
THRAsHER the 0erkt ONCE Of the District CoH OF the Oon
federAte States for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

LHcoLS's OPIMOE.-A Warrington correspondent Of
the New York Times says that Lincoln the 22d alt,
remarked in the course Of conversation that the next
TWO weeks would be the most momentous period of the
rebellion" This time the Ape prOphesisd correctly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

TaE Coal MINIS, of Pennsylvania, during the past
year. yielded 700 900 tons more than in the year pre-
VOus yet the price Of coal in the UOited States has
gone up to famine priceL Cause.-The immense number
of steamship 10 the service of the government
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

NIGGRR OR BNGADnR.-A friend Of Yankee SOL
der, WaO susrieg from painful wound, said to
him, "WeI, Ton, do you feel like going back to the
army when your wound is well p "No, not unless /
could 20 back either as niger BrigAder General"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
THE CITY.

Tar CARso Subtitle auction sale Of dry goods,
etc., Advertised by Messrs. Kent Paine & Co., took
pace yesterday and attracted, as everybody knew it
would host Of bidders and lockers on. The prices
obtained were, generally speaking, very high; but,
viewed in the aggregate not par passS with the
advance in tie premium Of exchange. Additional in
rs! was attached this sale from the fact that It was
generally supposed bs the last of similar magnitude
that would take Place in this city during the continuance
Of the war
As thousands Of readers have never attended any
of these sales will present brief descriptive sketch
OF the one now noticing. TIE "scene" is "aid"
in large and elegantly FINISHED store-room, on Main
street. Imported goods Of every description, but par
cuarly dry goods, are exposed to view all Sides
and in order that "Cribblng" may be prevented num-
Der of detectives in position to watch unknown
Visitor Three or four hundred persons lesS,
are in the sales during the auction, onehaf OF
whom cluster around the salesman. Most Of the COM
pany have catalogues in which The progress OF the sale
is noted, asd the prices obtained recorded.
The salesman will oher for instance, case Of prints.
He will announce the number and size Of the lot, az,
for example, "NO =, rs pieces of Hoyle's SIT wide
you al know what that il. How much for itp bid:
&c.
A loud voice: 'They are worth dollar yard more
than the lot just sold"
Crier: 's6 and half" ("TOo lOW;O) $50 s-4 z, 2,
"a, Z Is, Z s"-gaVel descends, and name of Pur-
chaser announced. 0ne clerk records the sale in q
book another makes out the bill, adds the item to
bill already commenced against the same buyer.
Numerous pencils enter the price on the margins Of
numerous catalogues, and the next lot is offered per-
chance
Fancy gingham prnts-"Ah, these are the beauties
how much for 'em-hOW much! GmpAtiently) Sc, 8 and
half (''These goods brought g. at WilmingtonO Eve
sght 81; and eighth; quarter, three-eghts, seven
and three eights"-dWslls fifteen seconds, and gavel
descends
After the dry goods, etc., we're all cold, yesterday
several cases and trunks of shoes were pat up and
knocked down at prices ranging from S40@46 for de-
sable styles Then several lots of splendid felt hats"
sod-"the most superb goods ever offered in the
market" The best Of them sold for about $67 Think
Oft S67 for a hat Better stick to your 'old hat"
The catalogue being very long, night "clcSsd in" be-
fore all the offerings were sold. The crowd was dis
missed with the usual TANKS and notice given that tt
sale would be resumed to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

Can. D A Wnsov, Judge Advocate Of the Mill
taIy Court Of EWss oOrTs has been promoted to the
rank Of Colonel Of cavalry, in place of Judge Jackson
resigned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

DANGEROUS CHARACrERs.-It was stated last weak
that notorious dsserter and murderer, named John
Nineey had been arrested and delivered to the mill
tary authorities in Charlotte n. c., to be tried. The
Charlotte Democrat says it has come to light that the
men who came there for Mnecy we're aecompGces Of
his Id forged the order from the Secretary Of War
Tley we're dressed in soldiers clothes and pretended
belong to The Virginia army. By means Of the forged
order they procured order from Gov Vance for the
delivery Of Nincey.
Mncsy is sbOu; q years cd, 3 fee. or inches
high saOE complexion, beardless grey eyes, hair in
Clined to curl, and is very laxative.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
NOTICE no TAx-PAYERS.

PURSUANT to an Ordinance passed the 18th
June 1885, will attend at the Collectors Office In the City
Hail. from the 18th the 8lSt OF Decembe inclusive to
ceve remaining half Of Taxes from such persons
discount Of 10 per by having previously paid the
first half In June last In accordance with the said Ordinance
JULIUS A. H0BS0N, v. O. X.
NB- will be seen from that the Collector
the Office from the 18th the 3 Of the month
remaining due from June last Before the Janu
Hu1ungs Oour he b required by Ordinance
advertise Delinquent Real Estate be sold for the
OF Taxes
Persons who have not done So will see necessity calling
paying their Taxes It impossible for the Collector to call
on them before he advertises.
All Taxes paid within the specified longer in
deS limo A. HoBsoN, O. OR.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
AUG VISTA AUCTION SALE.

DAY. WALKER 4 co., AUcrosKEas.
OCTAVUS COHEN, of Savannah, viii sell
q S sst G. H. aal sss.. the i day
/ DRY GOODS, STATIONERY, de-,
imported In the steamers Don" and selected BY
4. oOllis o., Of Manchester and London.
sHEETINGS, SHIRrINGS, &c.
so case, IS and se-nch White Shifting,
do DO = DO DO shsSs as
2 do 100 do do
"a do 40 White PILLOW case co,tOa
do Is Extra fine Shifting
do Extra Super Muslin.
PRINTS AND GINGHANs.
SO cases s1K inch Fancy Print,
= 90 vs. do DO DO
do Black GInghams
do Sold check Ginghams
= s s.ss:. ,i En- Ss:s Print.
LINEN GOODS
DO HuckAbacks
do Check Linen
2 do Damask IS
do Planters Linen .fl
do Shifting Linen
/ do brown Holland
do Slate Oolored Linen
do Birds Eye Diaper =
HANDKE2CHIEFS AND T0WELG
1000 doz Cambria Hekh
bale Red Hdkh
do Nader HdkfI
aNdo ohocollts and Orange Hdf,
$50 doE Huckabick Towels.
WOODEN GOODS
cases Sup Blk Cloth
/ do Fssnch shAIne
L do Bk BombsEns
do moGylAine os Laias
bale Mixed Meltons
l cAsrspOtted hohsir
bales Fancy Coating
3 cGses Poullardes
do Baregs
do Checked and Spotted naoss.
HATS AND GAPS.
eases Eel. Hats
do Cloth oaps.
SHIRTS, SKIRTS, kG
cases Cotton Shirts
IS do Expansion Skirt.
2 do BIZ GlAce Ties
/ do Mems Beaohed Half Hcss
20 bales Dundee Begging
8 do 1os2Eito Hsaing
Besides the above 200 DRY GOODS invoices
in the Sale; and cargo Of "Hsn arrived consisting Of
81 package. Dry Goods
bales saddlery, &c.
PAPER, STATIONERY AND BOOK BINDERS MA
TERIALS.
is cases Folio Post Paper
do Gold Envelope Paper
3 cases Double Gap Pager
10 reAms Bun Envelope Paper
do Marble Paper
packs Gold Leaf
u pieces Binders Cloth
SO skins Russia Leather /.
10 dozen Bark skveu
do Blue and Ned Bkvers
Is do Share and Law Sheep skini
1900 gross Gnle.I Steel Pens, Hos s08 4o4 2e 10,
71s,91 -
$50 do Fine Pen Holders
$50 do FAbsrs Pencils, Nos1, andS
IL pounds Carmine
30 feet Bras. Wire CLOTH SO inches vids for Paper
One Envelope Machine kc., &c, TO-
The above good. VIII be ready for Inspection Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 18th and 18th December.
~ Terms cash. del-n6hDec
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

BUrLER's FIRsr ORDER-Beast Butler having entered
on his administration Of the. Department of Virginia
and North Carolina issued bis first order as follows a
Ger the New Orleans style
Representations having been made to the Command
log General that certain d'sloyaiy disposed persons
within this department do occasionally, by force, inter
fere With and by opprobous and threatening language
insult ard annoy loyal persons employed in the quiet
discharge Of their lawful cupations it Is hereby
oneed that all such conduct and language is hereafter
strictly forbidden, a-d viii be punished with military
severity.
All officers in this department are directed to order
the arrest Of and bring such persons found Of
Tending against this order before the tribunal established
for the pGrpOse Of Furnishing offences within this de-
partment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

A Coon ExAuPLE-The County Court Of Warren
North Carolina, has authorized the expenditure Of
seventy Eve thousand dollars for the support Of the
families soldiers in the service o. the OOntederaey
Ahca lsds Of $500 each, u the amount Of $4,000,
are in preparation and VII be eagerly sought for as
safe investment
Mr.. ]. G. Yaneey, Of the Relief Committee, has PuE-
chased so 600 pounds of POsS At 81 per pound, for
county distributor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

AMoNa TIE PArIEErs in the LunAtie Asylum at Hi
ledgevie Ca is the celebrated African Missionary and
writer DR.. Bowen Since he has been patient he has
written Spelling Book and Grammar which have oeea
published, and is nov engaged on work on chemistry
and Philosophy.
Another patient is the poet HiEgiboon.
The institution has $40 inmates large per cent Of
whom are durable.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
RRCEIVER,s SALE.

RECEIVER'S SALE.
TN pursuance of decree of the District Court
Of the States the Eastern District OF Virginia.
Ali November 1863 in the case OF the Confederate
States vs. Nicholas Receiver wi proceed 70 sell
10 the highest bidder cah, upon the premises FRlD
the 18th dy December, 1s6s f fair not on the next fair
day tract Of land generally known the Norye
Nine" situated In the county Of Albtmarle, sbout9 miles
north Howardve and about Ia miles west OF tie
OF S:ottsvlle. .
The consists Of about 800 Che precise number Of
acres stated the day Of sae being the tract convey
ed 70 p. II. Cowan and others by J. NJ. Norveli.
Al the same time and place viii be sold the farming utensils
ana some household furniture remaining the place. with sun
dry articles Of machinery used In gold mining.
ALSO
About 20 barrels OF Corn and snail lot Ct Oats
HENRY L. BROOKE,
no26-tds Receiver District Ne g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

$500 REWARD.
7 OST-On the morning of the 18th instant,
IL Dam and Louisa Court House. Va O. r. r.
package addressed 10 the of J. NJ Fz containing
the following Coupon Bonds the Confederate Staes
No IL 56 $500; No. II $685. for $780, No II 664 for $500
No &C., for 400 No 1921 for 500 No. 469S for $780, No.
1896 for 81 COO No. 705 for $500 No 7O6 for $500
reward win be paid for their delivery 10 OF
the Agents the Virginia r. R. Company, TO Gen. Geo. W.
Randolph, Richmond. All persons cautioned against
trading said bonds notice OF their loss has been given At
Treasury Department. and application Will be mace for their
renewal L. BREM0ND, Agent
Va. O. Z. X. 90.
Kssvick Depot, Nov. 10 1sCS.-nO9I-dlu'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

CHAMBERLAlN'5 OFFICE,
RICHMOND December I'd, 1868.
DATES AUTHORIZED BY ORDINANCE,
LII passed the Sth u be charged by oenSed Wagons
DrAys and Hacks this city from and amer that day. viz
BY WAGONS, DRAYs, CARTS 40.
squares less load u 90
And for each square over Ave 10
Except when the distance Is thirty squares,
charge shall be for twelve 90
And for each additional square 10
fuel sand brick and paving stones for Ave squares 90
For each additional square 10
BY HACKS, 10.
For carrying person rot than ten squAr,... 90
FOR each additional square III
eSrynE than four persons the charge for
the whoe never 20 exeeed W
Unless hour be employed, and ShAn then be
the rate hour for each succeeding hour 90
procesBon charge shall exceed. W
70 charge for Infants under three years Of age.
BetEeeu 10 o'clock a. night and dAybreAk, double the
above rates may be charged and no more.
FOR each carried outside ret than. 80
Nothing any article carried inside, for cArps-Sag
basket
ms squares counted By the most direct travelled route
By order Of the Council. :.
dsS-1W A. w NORTON, ohAmeerAln.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

BROAD Rock RACES Tie Fall Races over this
course commenced yesterday. We Rave only space for
brief notice Of the result Of the Revenue" race
three entries large company present. but it
apparent that the odtime spirit which animated the
hGbituet of the turf lacking The colts too, seemed
to ag and certainly did clear the ground with that
elasticity Of movement which might been looked
for under lavorabla AID e1hiAratng circumstan
oes. The was q sWeepstAke, two mile heats, $500
entrance half forfeit $500 added BY the proprietor
Toe subscribers and result we're:
7. W. DosNelIs b. c. 0ion, by Revenue dam
NinS. Observation-Disclosures. l
o. P. Hare's b. C. Oakland BY Revenue, dam
Dy AargraVe. .. ..,...'.........s.......S z
d. AcDanielr b. c. Gen. Pickett, BY Revenue,
dam Die Capperton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8
Time-4;O4i; 400
After the race, oakland was put up, and sold, at
ton, for 81, 100. The famous stallion "Red Eye" was
also offered but competition inactive, and the horse
was withdrawn.
To-day, there will be purse race for $7eO-two
mile heats. The entries McDAniel's bay colt and
lie Bllsh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

WARN SPRINGS LANDED PROPERTY
w FOR sALE-suated at Bath Court HouSe-rhe several
Tracts contain 5000 acres great porn Of which Iich
well Waered and well and other grasses As Stock
and Grazing Farm Is Of superior quality After sale Of The
Aforesaid property win offer al public SALE Hotel Rarnitue
Farming Utensils Stock &c for which due notice viii be given
Nov. l7th Ise3-no10--clvH. 6bO. mA1bE 2
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

SEKT TO RIcHMoHD-Mrs. Ames and Mrs. Beach, of
Petersburg, who arrested two three days since
by our pckes in the neghbOrhOod Of the BAckwAter,
on suspcOn Of attempting to reach the eneDys lines,
have been sent to Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

rEaNa-DAEy. SHOnhs. SlS months ss For a les Pc
5od, IS per n-nih.
sekly months so No subscriptions received for 'H'
han six months.
han ak months-
No subscription longer period han SE Hsnths WI Be re-
osivel for any issue Of The Whig
RsutAness at ne risk OF he Subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

YANKEE DEsERrERs.-The deserters from Meade's
army, who are KEEP: on probation, confined in
"Palmers Buildings" opposite I" Castle Thunder."-
On Tuesday night three of them broke out the back
way and two Of the three escaped. The third
captured aud brought back prison by private John
q. Blake, of Captain Epps' company, 10Th Regimen;
Virginia State troops The frequent attempts Of Yam
kee deserrs to escape from durance indicate that they
are not as well treated as they might be. 1t is our
policy to encourage desertOn from the enemy, and the
officers who have charge of deserers should bear this
fact in mind
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

SMALL FARM OF 81 ACRES OF LAND,
~ TWO MILES EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUc-
IicN-w be sold THURSDAY the Sd day Of December
the premises at u eelock NJ the deabe Farm The WIZ
Harrisburg Turnpike miles from the city, with story framed
thereon containing good size and
gehs with al the customary buildings all In complete ORDER
which render IN every desirable for the Of
high state Of cultivation. =
s FERN In full view city, and within 20 minutes ride
Of the Capitol and be amongst the most de-
sirabe small Farms 10 the vic nifty Of Richmond
Persons desiring 10 purchase truly valuable Farm would do
well 70 examine ttis previous 10 the day OF sale
Possession viii be given before the 18th day Of December
next. ~
TrHns made known on the day Of sale
no2S-tds JAMES N. TAYLOR, Aucsr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
NOTICE.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOE
~ delivering 70 or securing 80 that get him. my @u.
ato boy THORNTON, about 10 years old, feet Inches
tall pleasant address expression. He lea residence
Charlottesville Abemarle county on The 18Th February Wa
purchased sin Mr.. Thomas Oran OF Oupe
per county, 70 which county be has probably gone.
mhlT-oH GEO. N. BOWGH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

A UCTION SALE BY
"A WIN. III. FOWLE, Sons * co.
vk TUESDAY, DECEMBER s.
IN TUESDAY, December 8, ve shall cfsr-
250-3000 packages OF Manufactured Tobacco ovarous
grades among them
1900 packages OF black In half pounds and lO
three years old, and part very fne
Smoking Tobacco and Cigars
AFTER which,
Dry Doods,
Hats and Shoes,
And Miscellaneous Articles
dss-A W. II. F0wLE, sons co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

kEN0TICR. N
compliance many applications at the Box once, the
management have been Induced 10 give
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE
On SATURDAY, December 5th 1885,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the beneat ofianies.
Petersburg papers please copy and send bill
In rehearsal ssrdAn5 Knowles beautiful hveAet legitimate
-" 1.-THE WRECKRR,S DAUGHTER"
THE BONNIE FISH WIFE,
VIII ahnrtlv apnaar.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

Bussanhsss papers marked with Gross Win under
and q Al r tern Of subscription about expire, and VIII
remit promptly II hey wish their papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

NORTH GEORGIA AND EAST TENNESSEE.
Unless tie telegraph may furnish some information
bfore this issue goes to press, have nothing tf
further movements by our army in North Georgia,
or Iha. Of the enemy Toe condition of affairs there,
We have 10 believe, Is more encouraging than
ranors have represented. All that was demanded WAs
change Of commanders and that this has been accom-
pishsd believed to be beyond doubt Under the
regime, confidence vii be inspired, the morale Of the
army will be restOred-f Generalization has existed
and dispositions made that viii check the invader and
re inspirt the hearts Of the country.
From General LOngs.ree, We have literally nothing.
But We do not argue from the mysterious silence in re-
glrd to that expedition that has necessarily failed or
ended in disaster The present recent condition OF
affairs in North Georgia may cause General Longstreet
to abandon it and fall back General Longsrees Is
tany able to take care of his command and there
r,asons, which should be sufficiently apparent why
news, if received At the War Department, whether
good, bad or INHERENT should not at this juncture,
be given to the public through the press Our natural
anxiety and impotence under the circumstances, must
90 SubOrdinated to prudential considerations.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
AFF1JRS ON TIE RAPIDAN


The Latest Information from the Rlpidan s that the
enemy are endeavOrng 70 make their way gradually to
Frsdericksburg Watcher this apparent movement is
for the purpose Of occupying the SpOSylvAnia heights
and going into winter quarters to make race for
Richmond is mStter Of conjecture. As to the former
the opinion Of experienced military men s, that with
az army in his rear Meade could not hold tia. position
SedgWck tried il with arge force during the battle Of
ChAnceOrsville, and was finally compelled to retreat
with heavy lOss across the RsppahannOck, at BInks
Ford Gen Lee Is too able ard old soldier for Meade
TO give him the slip.
It was reported last evening tha: portion Of Hamp-
tons Division of Cavalry, under General ROsser got in
the enemys rear o. Sunday, attacked their camps cap
tured upEaIdi OF hundred prisoners number Of
wagons quantity Of stores, and killed and wounded
considerable number. Tee enemy were thrown into
confusion By the suddennsss Of the alta k.
The term Of service Of many Of the regiments OF toe
Yankee army expire in the Spring Of 1854 AID ii would
seem natural that another blow is intended 70 be made
before Meades strength Weake1ed BY the going on. Of
so many veteran col iers.
According to Yaakee account tn 'ir army crossed
the Rspidan with eight days raOns aud twenty rounds
ezra &C ammunition.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

~ Soon TO be presented J. 7. HaInes' play Of
iHE FRENCH SPY
OR TIE SIEGE OF CONSTANTINE.
This play actually performed BY Mademosele Ce-
than thousand nights and after absence Of four
years London, nightly received ~ the Theatre Royal
Adelph With the utmost enthusalm.
EDOOu open o.. Performance viii commence at ~ pre-
siSsy. d1S-h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
RICHMOND WING.

THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. s, 1873