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~ slaughter, Fici>icn Il Co, Auct'r-.
ItIEwi sell wiihou: reserve. on FRIDAY. l7'hirs,
w ~ - O'Clock 1t Storrruum, isY Man street,
large and General Assortment Of
FEEsII BLOCKADE GU0DS,
Fry Goods:
!oD piece. Dark ana Light Prints
30 Monsns
~ Black aud White Lawns
- Whit" and Red Fauucl
20 l.i>n Linen
Very superior French Cloth
81 q" irachrt Cotton,
.-J dozen Linen Cambria liintk'rch.r.J
50 Silk AID Cotton :"
Table DamasS. 1"wcliTg, Denlins
B:rai,s, Fancy CIssim.res, Cotton Ho-c
Spool Cotton, Black Thr"a =, Green Barasc
Cotton and WUUlrD shirts and Drawers
StHu0nery
.oO r.a,os Letter Gap and ,;O,c Paper
To- eros. Steel Pens
~ Pen Holders
81 " Lead rc!icls
2oG0o Envelopes
5000 hest English Quill
Fancy ind miscellaneous Goods.
81 gro-s Knitting Needles large sizes
3JrtU ilen..ins a,d &c" g Needles, from % "a les
- w N"''' Dr "S ns' aud Pocket. har quality
30 gross staff BurtoIs
go ID. shoe Thread
80 " Gill Ne; iw.sy
iSD Pack Pius
Q doz French Corsr,:'
-iL~D-
Patent Leather AMI S,,!h H. IL
Buck Purses. l'prkrt Books
Steel Watch Key. sup, !"r-
Bon. and Agate But;oIs
Playing Cards
50 doz Extra Buch (iaun;!e:n
~ half ditto
Boots, shoes, HINTS, SC.
10 doz ne f.!i lI.te, a,.U.;ed
70 'luz wV lGIii"
! ease very fnc cavalry Boot,
800 pair I.a,!i.,' hid Masses Shoes and Callers
10 pair Chi.drrn- assorted
Hardware.
$50 I0z Peck tkuvr-. > agi BLADES
- dog RI go. MIl.S W, ii!.I-isw and other kids
ltsJ keys y "i-. ,srvrt.d size, IA and -!
C.firr Mile. urr.s Sh e., Cotton and Woo. Cards
Gum P-cs:rS
Groceries and DruSs.
Crushed Sugar BroSu Su. al, C.:!-c Ess; nee CT
CoFrr. Lard. Sodn
Concentrated Lye, E1 Lotwnod, E7som shi's,
Lau,l.nun, Paragon c, J., Peppermint, ca.
losur, ~. 8. Borax. Ca,t : eel old lurp-cine
soap.
piece. I20 yards rest English Traci's Goth.
Gaze l. & Green TIA.
SLAUGHTER, FICKLEE, s. CO.
~ lids Auc.ol-srz.
WILL. BE ADDED.
ebales az do.ru) White Cotton Da::t:.
s!:gli Dinner sr;s,
iUkcss english Sodt,
bbi. In. ISL SDds An.
ALSO,
elegant T'!ag-. nta'iy "w.
TIL. -glc Wi: cuuDlrn:t with III" Groceries
ThcrarIiag= wii! BE- -o.d preci.eiy a: Il O'Clock.
July l6-t4s $ F. - co.
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Il 4 il f. T. III A y & T.
PDR SALE PRIVATELY,

A HANDSOME FARM OF 3Ou ACRES,
near the Richmond aid Danvi RgroGt and only hh0r.
G miles from Richmond Tc ~ jinS'Du ih- place are
very coed Dwelling with roo'; set ;ra good rg"
aou.es houses ,moke house se'ersl good Tobacco
barns. c,rD house, stab es &c &c
vested on the place. and the com pot e AID ",hsr veg
e,ao. crop prospect. very onNIrg-.l CT viii b.
together With cows hoe., sone supplies OF var kinn
md household and kitchen furniture * Is desired -ha
be disposed Of with .he farm, E. moderate price for tho
whoe.
F- ~. a wishing TO purchase can obtain ny Hdae'
nv iscuiri It III. Office Of Nessrs TYLER SoS, Gem
MISSION Merchants, Cary ~. Richmond, Va
jyI6-lw
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-ru VA. REGIMENT. LIEUT. COL. CARRINGTOE

18TH VA. REGIMENT. LIEUT. COL. cARRINGroN
C,mr,uv D.-Ei.l.d: Private John Calhoun.
Wmnirh: Lieut. j L Glenn. aud in hands OF the
enemy: Lieut. \ W;,IthnlI; Scrgts y / Hunt,
: i Glenn, MORALLY; Ir!vatcS W 4 Hunt, IL L
Elliott. G + Glenn. Il Burch, J Wilkerson n
Jones. c Nlurrcll, " Martin. 5 Saunders, Wilson
Meredith. Cleft on the lcll.) Missing: Sers,s
j $ Glenn, j Sheppard Corp L 4 Gillian, Phi
Yates Chick, j Whitehead. } Laii"cn, Taylor
K Harvey, Rob, Johnson, RoM Wilkinson One
killed. II wounded and II missing names Of ali
nu, remembered.
THIS c,muany went into action with - men.
and only seven reported Tor ,!u;y the next nrorr-
.,r. There arc others missing, and probably
hri,od, mentioned i'll the foregoing list.
W. \. HrNT.
Company ID, 18th RcS't Va. Vols.
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-- ooEr.EE s-;,E'i. 90. s::'':a-S!ss::''
Killed Il ii"I,.,ais
WounG,i: = il Mcclure ;.nu y u Brien'
co. KIT. JAS. ARMSTRONG, JR., COMING.
Wounded: Ii J Armstrong, Jr. Sers't X
Matthews, Private VIM Fox.
co. L.-cAPT. JOHN W. CHAMBERS.
Wounded: Sergt y j IIaseIl Prvatcs Ne
Keithan. II r Wicking VI \ kim, II { Pal
mcr. G. / L Du!fus.
REHABILITATION
Killed. IS
.Wounic1 -
Total. lO3
Tho rc;imcnt carried into action 100 men.
G. W. McCREARY.
Major Coming.
JS". II. k,yG. Act'S Alj't.
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ALUM SPRINGS, Rockbridgo County, va
4 Np~.eugers BY Viz ina Central Railroad to aiese
Snrps ,nouIa enter GOSHEN only Ead quit the carr
n Ia. ,tscon The rr adthencs Is smooth .nd !sTs
urupks wholly avoiding the mountain.
I.xys Rinhucpd MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS 80
FRiDAYB, 70 mako Q connection At stluEton
- F111IER RANDOLPH
.rrsxx,,u tyspfet1x
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CAPT. u. *. rlGHER's BATTERY.

Private lli%ht""~-, 10 broken by wheel r,ir-
n;ng over it. doing well; Private OH. wounded
slightly in the arm: Hancock, slightly wounded
III hand john pearce, wounded slightly In the
foot; Srr.tS Cr@bill and Moore. buth slightly
wounded; Todd and Turner. slightly wounded;
Thomas Evans. slight George Madison. in leg
not very seriously; Fu'Sr:t, head slightly. Pa
trick McHral and Jas i Lomshr!dGe, killed
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eopy.-Tcs:c
JulylG-cS4w DAVID VI. HUNTER. Clerk.


The of s,ocl necessary for organic 'ion has
INK been subscribed trg OF tue stocShr"r, VII be-
held for the election OF Ave Directors TUESDAY 80,
pro1iEo 1T IL NJ nj the Office OF the Va Lie Insurance
mpauy, End TO .rsnsact other Important bus meas.
;,,l,,
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Is CLUSClL OF the CITY ~ KIriNUAD.t
JIly u, et1. 5
rINgIE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE va. pa-,. j
i by TIE COun H. and ordered 10 b. Published tbs
daily papers u! the city week rntI the rt U A.
gust. for Vi. inf1rna Ion u ell eoac, rn"d
". MORTON.
CiuGI e. uncI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-17

LIST Of G-.sEzLLsIl4l.-Es N TIE Bat
TIES o. GETTYSBURG, Penn.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ Elicit, Sell ~ Co., AuctS.
Z kEeG!: AUCTION SAIL 0T
IL DRY GOODS &r.
ON TUf:cD;Y next :!-t J-'y. viii sell at auction
a lar-s .,,i: vcIy ,to.cr variety ri DRY GOODS, TO
ici invite TIE sp'cni a;ra.ion Of III" Trad" -
AG.E:.: them . ii nr fIunj:
:,...,D.lg:.. n an! j.; NroTn Gotten.
Eirtc.ri Stirring .Id shCrIIus.,
BARK English IIG. s.
--r',Ck ;.I': " !Iia. Paints.
81. ped S!i:t rcs. Irish Linens.
= p:,cs-. Slid DCu mes.
Gn,ha.as iUcI. Towels.
.4tr D,..:.hs. 81 &c.
Tie Sale Vii cy..iue!cc promptly a. .: o'clock.
IN. .U-;,!sf Elicit BELL. d co.
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD, for
~ the apprehension Of CORBIH, dark mulat.n man
OF me- inm height. not very heavily hu, - or. years
Old hHs front teeth missing He raised on the
Ruher! I'd estate. Richmond, and Is cuns-Iuen;v
vel known here He has wl eat Mr.. Deaton'., ihe
Dove Pitts, IN Goochland cOurty
will pay the above reward his delivery J. G. An.
drrws, corner Gf 6.h and Canal streets
July I-lwt d. WILLIAMS
Il CHIEFS. &c
q French Cashmere Pan;aloon Cuts, new patterns
and very handsome;
50 q. Hdkfs p .cfct Knives To!ie, Combs Ra.
zors Scissors, PocketBooks. &c, &c
Tor sale by WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
No 81 Main street
Also. 400 lbs prime Rio Coffee. july l1-ltt
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EBENELER CRAY3.

The following arc the casualties in the Ebc-
nczcr Gravs, from Brunswick county, Va,
company Z, seth Va. regiment, i'll the battle
Of Gettysburg:
Killed: 1t VIM A Blick, VIM d Anderson,
C Williams r Martin.
Wounded: Scrgt X Field, Scrgt J 7 Bur-
ton, Scrgt f + Williams, Sorgt I G Jones.
Sergt ) X Clayton, CorplJ NJ Flournoy, j
Alternately, b Archer, D } Epperson, W La
ner, p j Louis, VIM r Nation, j 3 Newton,
R v illiams and G Stainback
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First re Eimcnt 6. &. Volunteers Major G.. w.
AlcCrcary, & Commanding.

| McCfcaTS, t6lilliiithHinE.
The following is list Of the killed and
wounded in the first Regiment Of S. c. Vol
untccrs, in the battles of lst, 2nd and Cd Of
July, 1868, at the battles of Gettysburg, Pa.
| COMPANY A--LIErT. C. s. NEWMAN, CONC.
Killed: Privatcs B c Mathews, Dunn.
10 Key, Z L Peacock, S " Ussery, Eli
Wooley.
Wounded: Sergts Hog, severely in foot,
Sprawls, serious in leg; Privatcs } B Wealth
| ersbee, arm amputatcd; L S Wcuthersbcc.
arm, slightly; j p Holland, shoulder, slightly;
Stephen Owens, slightly; Jos Grubbs, side,
severe Andy Woolcy. foot, severe; Corpl ID
w Bush, arm, severe; Private Z Mathews,
side, severe; J w Hair, leg, severe; Jos Dicks,
side, severe: T J Hall, arm amputatcd
Killed 6; wounded IA.
| COMPANY B-LIEuT. D. p. GoGCANs, c0M'G.
Killed: Privatcs d & Boyd, D G Cham
bcrs.
Wounded: Licut FL CALDWELL; ,Sergt J
NJ Phimcr: Privutcs II Abrams, \ Cald-
well, W B Franklin, Eli Franklin, 7 b Lcitz-
scy. II X Smell.
| Killed 2; wounded 8.
| COMPANY C-cAPr J. S. N'MAHoS, CONC.
Wounded: Capt J Mcmahon, leg, slight
Sergt j r Hamilton, thigh, severe: Privates J
7 Abbott. leg. severe; II L Baughman, neck,
| severe; W \ Beard. lee, slight; John Key.
shoulder, severe: W III Lucas, face, slight: i
Riggs, Les, slight:J II Snygert, face, Slight.
Wounded 9.
| COMPANY E-LIECr.z. n. SMITH, CONG.
Killed: Corporal c W Reaves.
Wounded: Sergeant Il McClcDaghan,
Corporal a P Owens, Prirates II Bariield. l.
II Edwards, j Z Hill. Angus Lewis, Allen
Lewis, P Roberts, 5 " Thomas.
COMPANY r-LlEUT. J. cox CONC.
Killed: Privates W II Bufkin, J. Il Will
gan, Samuel Kelly.
Wounded: Sergeant Jas Cannad7, mortal
ly ;. LieutenantS j Cox, serious: " VI Muir
ray, knee. severe: Sergeant King, thigh ::
Privates W Bullock, foo, slight: 4 Hardy,
slight; John " King, foot slight: JOHN
Mincy, thigh slight: & W Parker, face. seri-
Gus 5 Page, hand, slight.
COMPANY G--cAPT. 4. P. BUTLER, CONC.
Killed: Sergeant John C NAYS, Privates
c II Waite, John c Shafer.
Wounded: Sergeants " T Scott. P O Fan
som, I Tompkins, Corporal T uarlinc, Pri-
Yates II W Holloway, S Attaway, f Branson.
J II Carpenter, r P Holloway, " Magill, W
4 Sale, J L Turner, Thomas Weeks.
COMPANY u-sERG'r C. c. MAcKAr conc.
Killed: Captain W F Haskell, Sergeant 7
4 Rhodes.
Wounded Sergeants B Wilson, Josey,
Corporals James Larkln, (color-bearsr,) Jas
E Rourk, T S Jones, Privates j F Butler,
slight: R L Crosby, W II Godfrey, J Hill.
ton, sight. "A q Voght
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wcaacat..rCoga'. {; r x ..ght, ss!sssi y
9 Mays seys-9: s z Meade, severe, Vi Fs0it.
severe; " I. iiewitt, severe; G " Blby, severe,
in foot: |. c Parker. slight: W NJ Saunders
sr.,h, 7. LEWIS,
Adjutant.
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~ Sumur. &, .1-r.ts, .Aocl--.G-.-.
CORNER MAIN Il 18TH STREETS.

E UGiDE% s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 1.-The enemy fred sixteen shells
this afternoon into the city. Several buildings were
struck, A1d one white woman severely wounded. The
Smelling of the city brought on lively artillery duel
between Gregg and our batteries on James Island No
firing on Sullivan's Island.
Eight mortar shells we're fred Sumter to-day, aud
two last night, of which six missed.
Nothing else of interest.
SECOND DHsPAfcH.
CHARLESTON Dec 2.-The Yankees opened fire on
the city this afternoon and threw six shells concer
trated fire from batteries on James Island was
brought to bear upon them, when they ceased. No
damage.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
IRON TRANs-MIsSIsSIpPI.

NOBLE Dec. 2-The Register has advces from
Texas to the 26th.
The two Yankee army corps Of Orr and Franklin
have abandoned the campaign in Louisiana, and that
State is now as free from Yankee rule when Banks
besieged Port Hudson. Gen. Walker maintains the
blockade Of the Mississippi between the mouth of Red
river and Morgsnzl. Nothing bat iron.cads pass
Discouraging accounts given of assertions from
Prices army since Holmes resumed command. Banks,
with FIVE thou and troops, occupied Brownsville. He
did not capture more than fifty bales Of cotton.
COrtina, the Mexican guerrilla Chief, has pronounced
against Juarez and the French, and holds MAtamorss
increasing the difficulty Of trade by the Rio Grande.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
APFAIRs IN THE SOUTH WEST.


ATLANTA, Dec. f-The Ioteligencer Of this morning.,
has special dated Dalton, Nov. S0,h, which Gays -
Ceburns Division engaged 0tterhaus one mile this side
of Ringgold on Friday morning, driving him back with
loss of $780, capturing $40 prisoners and four stand
of cOlorI Kelys cavalry whipped the enemy at oleaVe'
land on Wednesday, iDacting great loss. AndsrSons
and part Of stewarts Divisions and not Stevensons
give way on the left centre on the 25th The enemy
are in our front at Ringgod and our troops are in line
of battle and on the advance.
News was received at headquarters TO daof the ca
pitu'ation of Burnside TO Longstrtet.
sKooED DEsPAToH.f
ATLANTA, Dee. IA special TO the Intellgencer,
dated Dalton, Dec. LIST, says:
The enemy are entlenching at ChickamaugG.
Heavy firing was heard yesterday in the direction Of
Charleston, Tennessee.
Gen. Wheeler left Knoxvills on Tuesday last. Our
lines were within $50 yards Of the enemy's breast
works. Gen. Longstreet was in fine spirits, and
pected the surrender of the enemy daily. He had for
tiled the hills across the Holston commanding Knox
vie Reports of the surrender Of Burnside believed
though not officially confirmed. The enemy burned
aportion Of Rnggod to day, and rereates destroying
bridges and the railroad track at OhickAmauga. The
Yankees bold Cleveland and are advancing Charles
Am
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY,
NEAR RRERERICK8BURG, FOR SAIL

We are trac q land containing about lSl
asres lying IL west Of Fredericksburg.
WA DC sxcepon Of about 20 acres Os around The dwell
p hsrge e remainder WOODED and cut over By The
The 1o Il productive improbable The buildings eonds. Of
dwelling Of dressed stone containing roo win meat
house. large stable and double cabin.
Also three Sored mill Stsne and wood With new IRON
maelnery costing 81 100 four years ago. The dam furnishing
Vaer power che MILL IL broke a. end The average gbt
=. the MIL . $50 barrels per annum- -
% Of ne dveinz house and mill much In
sd 6V he Amy done the frame, Weeherboard
NJ - and boi the dwelling and MILL In Ordinary times, eofd
pl oniv Ale 900 cash which really good investment
Apply At once 70 rs, 6ODDAN AfkAASSN
del-ood8t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

NEw ADvEHrmznrzzA Grazing and farming land,
l,O2T acres, near WSreutOn, in Fauquer county, for
sale BY Asssrs. GOddin b AppersOn.
Lynch's Warehouse for sale at auction, in Lynch
burg, on lTsh Instant
Rates to be changed by licensed wagons, drays carts
and hacks, as prescribed by ordinance.
Notice Of dividend OF IL per cent, by Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Co.
Special notices of several auction sales to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
FOR SALE,
THE MAY WILLIE HOTEL
AT BUCKINGHAM COURT ROUSE

AT BUCKINGHAM COURT ROUSE
I OFFER for sale privately, till the 14th day
Il Of December next and sold before that day. will sell
highest bidder cash. the valuable property known
MAysve Hotel and 20 Of woodland. The lot
buildings contains about The main
building large and handsome brick building Of first rate
sonry with slate and admirably arranged for the pur
hotel Besides this there six pleasant and conVe
nenty located office apart from the main building large
commodous stable and spacious garden out houses Kitchen
cabins store rooms, &C., and ALI good repair.
wood land u situated convenient distance from the
Hotel
The property Offers great inducements TO any person Wishing
carry the business hotel keeping A OF the best
stands and Is also situated that be made private
enough family residence should be desired only for h at
-0'-.....-. .....-..-.- N =. BoCOCK,
no23-2awh Trustee for Mrs. AM O. CoUTKE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
VALUABLE GRAZING AND FARMING
LAND, OF 1,O2S ACRES, IN KAUQUlEk


e request Scott ESq offer for sale his VAuA-
bic FAr located Sbsye Il contains 1o25 81 which
$50 acres are cleared and SIS IN The quality OF the land
excellent being well adapted 70 agriculture and grazing It's
10 he bet blue grass land and well adapted 70 rearing
stock.
s rolling and veil WAtersd which suits TIE land 70 sheep
raising There large spring Of water near The House.
ng, oonsst OF Dwelling, with aad hail. Kitchen,
and Negro Cabns OVsseerb House. stable Vorn
B. use BlAeksmith's shop, &c.
The enemy have This and done material
danage either 10 The buildpgs or timber
fh really valuable EstAs sna shoald attract the AZ
tention Of those seeking Investments
For further particulars, apply 70 ~o,r,,, .,,-,ao,,
deea-eodSt 6ODDlH = KfhhrON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

Pay or MASSACHUSETTS VeLUNTEEEs.-The amount OF
butt end pay to DO received fOs three years service
b. soldier Who h.s previously been in the army nine
NO rs OF more, ii he has a family Of not less than
three prsoas dependent on bi llbOF for support Is as
follows: United States bounty, $4O2; the Common
weatb's bounty ss2S pay, &4ss ratiOns, 1924 cloth
lag, $685. aid to family, s4S2i total, S2.077. If in
stead Of 1925 in hand from the Safe he accepts the Of
fer Of $50 per month increase Of pay, he viii receive
$445 more than the sum above.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

THE RALErsH JOURNAL says the War Department at
Richmond has decided adversely to the appeal of those
taken as cOnscrpts fSm the Orange Factory, on the
groaud that the company have exActed more than
ssysny-hvs per cent profit in violation Of the act Of
Congress The factories are few that not guilty Of
the same thing Some other corporations might be in
cluded in the category
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

DEsERFEss ERoH rHE SAvANNAH.-A correspondent
Of the New York Herald, writing from Holly Island, s
O, Move Eber 10, states that a few days since rebel
c'sE Of four men, in picket boat from the rebel ram
SAVANNAH doing picket duty in the Savannah river,
OSerpOW5red TIA officer in charge and brought him
prisoner 70 Fort Pulaski at the time giving them
s.lv,s Up as dsssrters. The officer, named Samuel
BaokDgtoa is masters mate 10 the rebel navy, and is
n5S a prisoner il hands, in safe quarters at the
Provost AsrshAps, Hilton head.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

Hostile Charlotte Democrat learns that large
number of hogs have been brought out Of East Tonnes
see recently, by troops. The Asheve News states
that Gen Vance, ths commander in Western North Caro-
Ina, gathered about thousand hogs from among the
tories in East Tennessee, and brought th'm z'ey 20
Ashnrila
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

BURSsIBEs REsIGNATIoN-The Washington cores
pendent of the New York Times says the order re-
eving Burnside and appointing Gen. Foster as bis sue
cesOr was issued on the 18th of November, nOtWith-
standing the semi.oficial denial of it. Burnside Wa
relieved at bis request and when relieved is to re-
port to the Adiutant General at Washington.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

MAJ. GE. JOIN A. LOGAN, Of Illinois, has accepted
the appointment Of commander Of the l5.bArmy Corps
formerly commanded by Gen. Sherman. He resigned
bis seat at the commencement Of the to take COM
mand of the slst Illinois regiment, raised in Southern
II;nois
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
no23-2aNtd
&SO0 REWARD.

epOOO Stolen, from my residence, In the county Of
Hanover near Rockville the night OF thursday the 18Th
ovember brown black FTLLY and might be considered
shedsd with black legs and small white spot the
reosad right hind white, and belevs small white ring
on le extending around the hoof and spot
that would scarcely notice. nterspessd with few
white and black hairs heavy and tall eyes rather SMALL
neck very large Hy very wide from point Of the
hip other She about feet 10 II inches high works WE'LL
and had Of harness when Aken had been very
little used under % E years old next spring,
and with fol pay above ard for the apprehension
Of the thief and 500 for the recovery Of said ally.
do sincerely all good citizens keep sharp lookout for
said ANIMAL this the fourth stolen in this neghbor-
hood. JOHN ". BONLkk.
Ny address, JOhnSOns Springs, GOOehland county, vs..
no2I-c4s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
AND FOR SALE :
700 ACRES.-

This Land lies In Buckingham couny, about miles NJ w. from
the Court House miles from charlottesville, where there 10
rood Bird re across James River furnishing safe and durable
70 the canal. :, 49,,
One parcel Of this LSnd lies upon either side Of two public
roads embracing junction Of the roads, contains about 100
Acres and desirable situation for merchant mechanic Of
any kind professional about 80 Acres cleared some
One tract Of go Acres Of desired SO with good Building Of
IVs about cleared with good water power for ma
chnery beautiful ste fer GrSt and Saw NIL with an aeun-
dance Of timber adjoining good tuaon for custom Corn
MIL and place prepared BY nature Tor the erection Of dam
The balance Land In original growth and les Beautifully
further description 10 unnecessary a. these wishing 70 buy
view the land. RErEk n. rATLESVs,s
Address Mt Vlnco, Buckingham nozI-cu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

Il selves together for purpose Of conducting General
Auction ana Commission BuslAess at staunton and new or
their services 10 the public for the saeeither publicly or Pill
Vatsy-of kinds produce merchandise or real and per-
Sonal estate In town OF country. n,---- ,,,v
RHEElExcs Paine o., Powers Valentine, n Blair
Co.. R. II. Maury 90, J. A. Smith, cashier Norton
eaSher and n FOSTER Co., Richmond Judge L. 7. Thomp
son, H. W. sheRy Hon J. B. Baldwin, A. L. D. stuart and
NJ Taylor, stauntOn. nosS-elm'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

FAsr1Ss AND PaATEP.-Tne Legislature Of Gsorgia
passed resolution setting apAr. the 10th day OF Decem
Der as day to be observed in the OOnfederAyby as-
ting, humiliation and prayer. The cooperation of
other States was asked.
The N c. sYuOd, ts late session, appointed Tours
day rex to be observed by the Presbyterian Church in
this State in fasting and prayer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

MEsDAMEs SHINES AND WINDER-The venerable Mrs.
Winder, recently arrested On the charge Of disloyalty
BY the military authorities in Baltimore has been re-
leased on parole TO correspond no more with the
South.
Mrs. Semmes and her daughter, aunt and cousin Of
Captain Semmss of the Alabama, were to have had an
investigation of their cases in Baltimore on the "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03

Something Of hubbub was cCsaSiOned BY recent
visit to Meades army of Give lord" from the shores
OF Albion, and several officers from her hSjestys ser
vice, members of tho "SeOss's FuSlesrS," Highland
regiment in Canada.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-03
AFFAIRs ON THE RAPIpAN.

ORANGE, O. H, Dec. 9.-No fighting to-day. The
enemy sill make show in our 'front.' but believed
to be falling back down the Rapdan for the purpose Of
Progressing tie river without fight or going to Fred
ercksbur0 to winter. Weather much milder.