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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
FROlI TENNESSEE.

The Atlanta Register makes he following comment
on The situation"
TIE announcement Of the passage of the Tennessee
AID Bridgeport By column OF Federal troops DEVELOPS
TO some extent the plan OF Gen. Thomas. Bridgeport
Is tNeutyeght miles east OF Chattanooga The railroad
connecting the two points While we hold LOCKOUT
Mountain On the nortbEest eide OF Chattanooga, and
thus command the railway at its base, it will be lmPos-
sibe Thomas to supplies for bis main army IN
the city. be expects by tue movement Of this column
in our rear TO induce the abandonment Of Lockout
Mountain aud thus open communication with Brltepor
SbClbyvilv and Aurhces50SQ.
The moveme Is now being executed by the enemy,
we have tue best FessOn for believing has been for some
time cipsted and it proposed results can ouly be
attained b. tie empOy E>nt OF OvsrshlmiDg numbers
Tue enemy cannot hold the railroad until LOOKOUT
Mountain Is abaI d0ntd By fotce It cannot be tskeni
by the movement now commenced it possibly may be.
Il Thomas gain no mountain and possess the railroad,
he vii be content remain et 70 the opening Of The
spring clmpaigu Il the CFJrj to secure tCese ends
another 6se will De fought, and that speedily Bragg
will not yield IL OkOut Ioun,ain Without struggle, aud
70 gam il Fedora force is Advancing frem Bridge
pogL
We have no news from East Tennessee. Our force
moving towards Knoxville is stroU eUOdgh to cope with
that Of Burnside We have before stated lha6 we did
not believe TIA any destructive or hazardous attempt
would he made 10 cross the river at L2udoa. There
are ferries higher Up, and If Cheatham aud Stevenson
are The equals Of Burnside Loudou may be linked
perhaps without dagger.
= The Columbus Enquirer publishes the following e1-
tract from private letter. dated Cnickamauga, October
2Slh:
1--WE lost an entire regiment in tho fight the other
side VI LoOkou. yestesday-the On Alabama"
The Atlanta IEt ligenesr, Of tac slst ult., says:
As the Coniederlcy Of yesterday made mention it,
We zee harm informing our reades that tor some
days Buckner, wish e large body OF meD, has been
steadily moving towards Knoxville, his force being suf-
6,tnJy s;.oog 10 remove al -ppIeheDscn Of dargee
from the enemy "a East Tennessee. Saould he succeed
in driving tie enemy from East Tennessee, Kentucky
viii BE- open 70 our victorious army.
Toe Occuy gon Of portion of Lookout Creek by the
enemy shOyGd Aot be considered doing any dam
gge; FOR while LOngsrees e0nfronts him this side he
viii not be able to cross. Important movements are
heog made By General Bragg, which DO nos think it
adv slbe 20 mention but assure our readers Of
this fact that that gallant officer, aided by the heroic
Lougstrse is making all the necessary preparations 10
meet the enemy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
ERON -. BRAegs ARlK.

A rumor obtained currency yesterday, but could be
traced to no particular reliable source, that more
and heavy fighting had occurred at Chattanooga
Nothing has been received a. the War Department to
oOafrm the report and up to the hour of srtng this
paragraph nothing has been received from The agent OF
the Pfess Association at Atlanta
We have nothing from any reliable Confederate source
TO warrant the Yankee reports OF the capture OF Look
out Mountain, aud the Te-OPenirg OF communication
between Chattanooga and Bridgeport Mysterious
silence is we'll calculated excite apprehension of dis
aster, but We have been too often admOnshed by ex
psrercs of the necessity and propriey of awaiting con-
6rmaton Of iumors from the army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

BATTLE GROUND o. CmcSAxAUGA-The Macon Tele-
graph leans from gentleman JUS from the battle field
Of Chickamsugs, thai there about hundred and
fifty of The eaemy's dead remaining on the field ell
stripped Of their shoes, and sOue fes OF their pants
Tie dead bodies are quite offensive, aud but for lis
moeness from the encampment OF our amy, distance
Of about eight or ten miles, Worll produce sickness
among the troops. The road from CbickAmsuga STA
ton to the camps Of Baggs army is very much cut up
on account Of the recent rains in that regGn and the
immen lNSvel over the road and is in almost as bad
c1ndss as the road from CenFevills to Manassas in
1851.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
AZ AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

IAN AOf
10 amend and ss-snGct the Act passed March the llM,
1868 in relation 10 The unnecessary consumption Of
Grain By DisiHers and other Manufacturers Of Spir
itlous aud Malt Liquors.
Passed October 8lsi, 1868
Be IL enacted Jv the General assembly That the Act passed
M 1893 eled Act 10 amend and reenact an Act
entitled an Act and re.enac an Act entitled an ACT 70
prevent the consumption Of Grain BY Der ana
other spt1ous and Malt Liquors passed Vc
tober 1862 the hereby amended aid re enact
ed. TO read ~ follows .,..
lawful for person hereafter 70 make or cause
70 be made any Whisky other Spuuous or Malt quor
OF any C5fn whea Rye ether grain, out OF dried run
Sugar. Sugar Cane holasses Cane or sorgu n
and person finding shall be deemed gufy oil m'de
upon conviction thereof shall be hned for every Of
fence not less than hundred dollars more than hye
sand dollars imprisonment In the county JAIL
exceeding months at the discretion OF the court
person. shall hereafter execEe IN whoe or
heretofore hereafter made With the Con-
feierate Government with agent OF Rhd Government Tor
making caung made, Whisky or other ardent sph
vn this State all such contractors who than violate s
section shall be deemed subject all the penalties Imposed by
this and other acts agsins, unlawful dsil Atlol,
The Keeper Of the shall this Act TO he published
in at lie st two Newspapers IN the city Of Nshnond for two
weeks.
THIS Ae. shall be in toree from lis passage.
A copy from the Roll.
VIZ +. GORDON, Ja,
noy3-6&c9v O. H d. and Keeper Of Rolls OF Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
THE CITY.

'INPRESsNEET OF HoGs.-We are informed that a. off,
GER OF officers of the Government we're engaged yes
ecday'in mpreoaing hogs "0regon Hill, leaving ore
for each family.
Section of the Act regulating mpressments, which
apples to such cases reads as follows " Tha. the
property necessary for the fupport of the owner and
his family and carry his ordinary agricultural and
mechanical business to be Sscertained by the apprss
ers be appointed provided in the first section of
this act under OATH shall not be taken or impressed
for the public use and when the impressng officer and
the cannot agree to the qdnity of property
necessary a. aforesaid then the decision of said APP
praisers shall be binding on the officer, and al other
porsons.n
0ne hog is scarcely sufficient for the sup port OF
family unless the owner aud the impressng officer
jointly sgree that it is according to the Circusances
Of each case and ths officer or private convicted Of
iupressng more than is absolutely necessary for the
support OF family, is liable to be cashered suffer
such other punishment as 4 court martial may direct
The section above quoted take to be reservation,
or exception to the whole act.
The repors is improbable, as it would seem to be
violation Of the Ac The publication of the section
applying 30 such cases in connection with thaTeport
will at esst be Information to those who have never had
o ,casol to refer to the law.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
EROM CIV Legs ARMK.

The reported movement of portion of Msade's
army down the RaPpahannOek out to be correct
aud reliable.
We have direct information to the effect that the
Yankees appeared in force opposite FpaaeFeksburg,
"Wednesday afternoon, bOut o'clock. despatch
from the source received last night states that
they had disappeared disappearing, from Sta
ford but in what direction vas unknown.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

The SYNOD of VIRGINIA. New School Presbyterian
closed its session, in Lynctburg, Monday night A
large number Of ministers were in attendance and deep
interes! was manifested in the proceedings.
The proposition for the reunion of the two branches
of the Presbyterian Church was cOrlAIJ ard unani-
mously approved
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
SECOND DESPATCH

RALIIGR, Nov. 5.-Ramsay beats Lander about 700
10 the sth district with Union CeavelAnd and C4awba
counties to hear from. Ramsay is probably elected
WILNMeroS, Nov . Smith is probably elected i'll
the lst district; B!idgeIs in TIE al 81 doubt Ill Full
Ter PROBABLY in the Ash; oh very doubtful Gin Gilmr
prob,bly elected 18th too little known to judge Sh
Lander elected Oh and 10th not heard from
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

FlT1H VIRGINIA RIGnENT.-Itis stated that in q Q
fight which occurred BealtOn Station, on Monday
week, the 9th Va Regiment conductel itself in gal
LIANT manner, aad thai its commanding officer, Colonel
Funk acted the part of hero having four or five bull
let hoes made in his cloths during th, enga.e aent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

A CoSsIDERABLE DHFERESCL-Aemy cloth, that
eighteen months ago, cost dollar and thirty forty
cents yard, in New York city, can now be bought
III re for ninety cents yard. The supply is stated in
the Herald of the 3D. to be greater than the demand
Army cloth in Richmond was selling, some time ago
at ven dollars yard. The goods could scarcely
be purchased by citizens for thirty dollars. Some
co Id rate establishments ask much the victim is
loeIa enough to give.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

FATE OF EDwIS J. McGEHEE.SIn response to an ad-
yerteement in the Richmond Enquirer, Jos. A. Fraser
Of the seth Va. Infantry prisoner Ofwar at johnson
Island publishes in the N Y Herald, of the SOlh III =,
that Edwin J. McGehee, of Louisa county, captur,
Gettysburg unhurt and has since died of brain fever.
He was son of Mr.. James n. MeGehee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

FRANCS AND Russia Wash ngtOn letter writer asserts
that France has in preparation large iron-clad heet
part of Which is to winter in the Gulf OF Mexico. It is
luther minated that this movement is inHOcfaton of
war with Russia The writer asserts positively
that Prince MAMMALIAN decided to accept the throne
of Mexico all reports from Europe to the contAry not
Hiths an ling.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

iasODSs's vIcrORr at CharlestOwn ssOms TO have
aroused the Ire Of the Yankee forces Ia that Section and
they spending their wrath in prosecuting the de-
fehceess women of the Valley. few days since they
expelled from their homes the daughters of Capt W.
Rowan, of the 81 Virginia regiment, and one or two
Othrladies. At ShepherdstOwn, in the same county,
they have arrested several Southern ladies and required
them to take the oath or be sent South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

H t. CLARE, the soldier who arrested and lodged
in all in Petersburg two or three days since, charged
with the larceny Of valuable gold watch from gen.
emsn in this city has been sent here in charge of an
officer to be tried for the offence 1t is charged that
he sold the watch in Petersburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
NORTH OAROLINA Rl,EuTIONs

RALEIGH Nov. 5.-Turner's majority over Arlington
in Wake and oiaDge counties ,445. Turner'S election
thought certain In the third district Leach leads Nc
Rae in johnson cOuaty about 500, and, including the
army vote, is but little behind hm in WAYNE. Resul
doubtful Fuller is thought to be elected over Strange
ana Mares in the h district. Not enough returns
received from other districts indicate the result 1t
thotgit here that Christian ia elected over Ashe in
the TIN district.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

ANOTHER BLocEADE RUESEE The Liverpool Pest
announces beautiful new steamer, built Of steel plates
named the Lucy She Is about $50 tons register and
has OscdlatDg engines of 100 nominal horse power
made By Messrs. FaEeett, PeesO Co.-which, during
the trial. worked admirably, without heated bearing
and s is fully expested she viii make Is or ls knots
when in good tiim. Size has been built by hessrs-
Zones eaisgan Co., and Eill be valuable addition
to the mercantile aeescf any country.
A sister ship to the Lucy is 10 course OF conssruc-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

is stated that Grants army at Chattanooga have to
carry their wood pontOOn bridges across the river
al the trees in and around the place baViog been cut
down and burnt BY our arMy while encamped there.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

TBH BANK CONVENTION MIR. G. B Lamar sta es that
the invitation of the members of Congress to the Bank
Convention was intended for the members of the pre-
eu., as veil as those elected to the next Congress.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

A FIRE occurred 10 Chesterfield county Wednesd y
morning, destroying the fine dwelling no rene b. Mr.
Henry Covngton, and consuming $50 900 worth OfOats
1t was the work of an incendary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
rHE ooNMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,

To Lks Sheriff of the County Of Hahfaf- Creating;
w HEREAS vacancy has occurred IN the
w representation In the House OF Delegates rom tee
county OF Halifax These are therefore, In the name Of me
require cause an election 70 ee h "a
yoar said county THURSDAY the 25h Day OF november
les, for q del gate I'll the vacancy Aforesaid
Ia vhsreo vitness Hugh W. shssy Speaker Of the
Hoa Of Delegates this day " October A. 1865 In the
SSH year Of the Commonwealth. -. ss,,,,,,,-
Speaker Of the House q Delegates.
By tie Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
wM. ?, GORDON, cisrtH,~R 0esV-c'd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

PROMOTIONS IN tbs S2D Va. REGMEST-The Presi
dent has promoted 1t. Col James II. Skinner to be
Olone Maj. John D. II. Ross 10 be Lieut.. Colonel /;
Capt ThOs. II. Watkins of company Z, to be Major CT
the SD Va Regiment each With rank from 9th of JuLe
1863
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

HR. JOIN W. ANEs, lately one of the propretors Of
the BolhngbrOok Hotel Petersburg, was captured by
the Yankees at his residence between Suffolk and Ports
mouth few nights SINCE He is confined in prison at
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

HARRr MAcAArnY.-The versatile Arkansas comedian
and rebel minstrel gave the first of series of person
atoms and mimic concerts at Metropolitan Hall last
night % good house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

Tx COxrEDERAIE STATES A NATIOS.-The Mercury
with evlder. qualification calls attention to the Fact that
the decision o. the Frsreh Jad cal Tribunal in the case
Of the Alabama, commences its decree as follows;
In tie eyes Of France, the Northern States and toe
Southern States Of the American Onloa se 1eussrsn'
thSr q 70 say. t,so nations IN a state IF gar"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

THE HIAwArHA, captured by the United s'Atesin 1861,
foally be ScOndemnei prize, the net amount
for disnbu is s2S9 7OS H. Many OF the citizens Of
Pe:e sburg were lar ,ely in eresed in the cargo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

CoxcEar To N1eHr.-We would remind the music
loving reader that the souans will give their grand
concert tonight, at the Exchange Hotel Those who
wluld secure seats should 60 early.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

Or GENERALS who have been killed, or died. during
the war, zs we're Unio1 aud IS Rebel; IL Federal have
died OF disease sndS Rebel is Federal have resigned
and Is Rebel Federal have been dismissed, and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

CENTENARY CHURcH-A revival of religion has been
going on at this Church for several weeks. The meet
ing still progresses, and, understand, the interest
continues unaba.ed. number have professed change
Of heart aud applied for admission into the Church.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

BORoLARY-The house of Mr. James NJ Turner, on
Clay street, was entered by burglars a. nghtsor two
since, and bedcOhng to the value Ct several hundred
dollars distracted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

An INTERESTING Revival is progressing in Snuuton.
The meeting is sell in progress and there many wkc
are seekers after the pearl of great price,"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

THIS EVENING
Il FRIDAY, NOVEMBER S. 1853,
First GRAND CONCERT, by Mr.. the sses sLOMAN, at
Jhi New Room Exchange Hotel hei witt Ipendd Stage
AMI Prosseaum sye OF elegance superior any In he
city.
Toe present Musical Entertainment IL oue Of srgc excel
lence and amusement lap gssed
Between heNrst Rad second part OF the Concert and
Chorus, our National Confederate Anthem, "od save the
SOUTH be intro for the first time acc @ Anled by the
Composer Prof dc CRlic
See Programme at BOOK AMI Music Stores.
Commence at s o'c Cct. Tick ~. nn6
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

LIEUT.. BUTLEE, of siistra celebrity, s said 10 be the
correspondent of the London Times, attached TO the
Confederate army of Virginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
RLE Ct r A p II 1 c.
Ilsnorts of emo Preus AaaoelalIon

Entered according OF Congress In the year lsC BY
THRAsKR Clerks Office Of the District Court OF the Con-
Tolerate states the Northern DLtrct Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
FRIDAY nORNING, NOv. 9, 1858.

TERSs-Daiy, months Si5; months IS For lss' pc
Rod, IS per month.
seulWsiy m,ns 80 No subscriptions received for less
thaa six months.
Weekly, months, t0 No subscriptions received for less
than Elk m0nthL
No subscription for longer Prod s months viii be
seived 70. sny issue Of the Wing.
Etn,ttSlsss 81 ne risk o, ne subscIibsr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
ALLEGHENY SPRING. FOR SALE.
SALE OF LAND, STOCK, CROP, &c,
IN hEUKLENBURG, VA.

REING in the service of the country, have
- determined to sell my land, at pub auction the 2Ot
day Of NOVEMBER, 1863.
This land has been recently settled, and most Of tie lsnd for
cultivation Is fresh and very productive.
400 acres well tEbered lying In Meekleo-
burg county, Elk miles north ef toe ccurs House. sc.ng
the lands II Peter Puryear and others. .t.'',-
The imp oTemenis and comfortable.
At Tie time will be sold all the Ccp stock a.: The
plantation.
nov 9-2R RICHARD G. POPE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

We are authorized to announce Capt. JUHN
LEWIS candidate represent county Of Halifax
the House Del SPECIAL election be hei the
fourtl thursday in H0Yembtr. tc80-ctd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PRnEIAM ATIOM

INFORMATION having been received by the
Executive that ADAM sHEAKER charged with disloyaltJ
JOIN j. SIMS charged with felony, and BURWELL slave,
ALA charged with felony who All confined In the Jail Of Hen
ic3 escaped the eom night Of the lZth D AID
solng at large:
Dollars any person peIsCns who shall arrest the s sears
Sins the slave BIN well and deliver them into the jail Of Hen
r, county Fy Dollars slch and delivery Of ether
An require all officers Of this Commonwe It'll, civil
ard military and the people generally 10 Use their best
keons the Of the said named That
they may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand Governor and under the Lesser
LIZ lseA Commonwealth, Richmond, this 2ist day Of
- october, in The year 1868. JOHN LkfChER.
By he Governer:
Gao w. MUxYoRD,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

I WILL conduct a SCHOOL at the X. M.
College during suspension Of College exeree Thorough
Instructions will gven and every attention paid to the COM
OF pupils.
I've School now In operation For terms &c, address
octl-oawIms r. PURYEAR.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06

srssCHc sy-s papsrs marked With Cross vii under
md her subscription Is about expire, and vii
Igzit promptly Il hey wish thsir pspers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
,secr'y of the oOnm'th.

IS about 80 years age feet or 10 inches HIGH ard
veghs aoout 1850 pounds hair blue eyes, fair comp
hal On when escaped dark and pGnsloons AMI straw
$500, -.
fins Is about years old six fee. high, make hsf long
and dark ami dark eye. had apsvy cap, With gilt band
BurWs the slave Is about 2S or "a years Old, let rches
h color very much bowes ged and walks
stout built had dark clothes straw hat without bLn and
najr ~ doO.ssu sho,s, octs7- c3w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
FROM NORROLK.

Tie Petersburg Express has received copy OF the
Portsmouth, (va) "Old Dominion of the 29d ult.
Under the caption of "Tae Government Looking after
IT. Own, tie ''Od Dominion" says:
3. A. Riley, Esq. Supervising Special Agent Of the
Treasury Department for the District Of Virginia VISIT
cd No folk Tuesday business connected NiJh bis
position. lie called General Barnes, and the bush
generally in the city making himself, in bu-
siness way very acceptable representative OF the de-
paTtment with Whiel he is connected. He is engaged
in arranging report OF the condition present and pro
babe value Of the millions Of dollars of p,oparty
deserted by the Insurgents whose propuetors in
spring subvert the governments and in following their
nsurrCcsOrary baud have forte Ted their right to q e
privileges vi citizens and properly holders Hence
Uncle Sam falls heir, aud hs agents ere looking after
lis interest
Mr. Morse his assistant who mas been here some
weeks in every way qualified flr the duties assigned
MIN.
Mr. Risey visits the Eastern Shore counties, Acco-
mac and Northampton, on his return TO Washington.
A GIsAsIiC CANPAIGS.-A correspondent with Bragg's
sruy saws: 'The stuat on in Tennessee and Kentucky
promises a campaign which for magnitude of field and
operations, for display of Generalshp and for strae-
gca combinations only Napoleon the Great has offered
a parallel 70 in modern times. 1t will be campaign in
which Lee in Virginia Johnston in Mississippi our cav
sIr; in the Federal rear advance line at Bristol,
Tennessee and this army, each will participate and play
an important part while the oher hand the Federas
viii have no less than four Eve different bases of
operations from which they wil in due time commence
the grand game Of e3nquesL."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
NO CE

WILL BE SOLD, AT THE REsIDENCE OF THE LATE HIN
w FLOOD EDMUNDssSn Charlotte county about four miles
from the Oou tI0lFe TO TIE highest bidder for cash. 1UE5
u the December hs day ser Court day., about O.
6DEs, all and dsscrptons-amongh whom are two
70 lgh Carpenters and several good House servants
SUSAN W. EDNUNDs,
Exe:utrlx Of
y dfciI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-06
NOTICE TOTHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
"a. ChNTnAL RAILnOAD COMPANN.
BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.

BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.
T HAVE THREE HUNDRED AND SEV-
= EETY ACRES OF good Land Tor sale privately There Is
50 Of cesTed, principal bet om the balance vel tim
berei Any quantity Of good plant the tract 1t is well
waered with creeks branches and fac springs The land well
aaoted 10 tho OF wheat and tobacco f2c
thing tht need be cultivated II lies 10 miles south OF New Can
tor aud 2 miles the Buckingham lnSttute miles south
nj Slate river 10 cry country There improve
menls on the tract there small tract adjoining with Inn
proven nts on g. be purchased At fair price,
ay Ao oIO, AM VIM c. WORD.