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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09

Tax NEws BOTs-The boys who sell newspapers and
extras constitute one Of the nsdutions" Of Richmond
established since the war. New York coud not pre-
sent active and vOciferOus of uschins en-
gagged in this business than the newsbOys Of this city
There good and bad among them, but afraid
the latter predominant. At al events the boys are
deriDg themselves ewance BY assembling at all hours
OF the day. Franklin and Governor streets in groups
and ehatIerng like magpies to the annoyance Of every
person within hearing Profanity falls Is freely from
their lips hs from dicers This is all wrong, aud
1t is becoming apparent that the institution" needs
regulating. The good boys Of toe profession" owe 4
themselves that tie scabby sheep shall not bring the
whole flock" into dsrepute.
If any phianthropic clergyman or layman would call
the boys together doubt not the best Of them would
agree 70 pay the salary OF qualified person Who
would undertake conduct day school for their men-
tl and moral improvement. They arc all making
money" and could afford from their earnings TO do this
much. Their instructor should exercise sort of guar
dian control them, and, if necessary, the police
could assist IN keeping the most refractory within proper
bouuds We make this suggestion without the slightest
apprehension that the experiment will ever be tEed.-
Let the boys therefore, determine for themselves that
they will make less noise in future, and remember that
it is not OF juvenile life to sell newspapers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Richmond, July 4th, 1868.
Having Ined, Oh the day prescribed by Law for
counting the i'll the election of Senators and Dele
gates required be returned to this Department the
persons duly eeced to eaal House respectively mere
by announce that the following persons have been
elected to the Senate from the Districts named 10 W
For the First Distrct-G. T. Garrison.
For the Second Disrict-William T. TAYLOR
For the Third Dis.rct-George W. Grce
For the Nineteenth Dsirict-Joseph Christian.
For the Twenty Third Distrct-John Seldom.
For the Twenty-FOurth District-W. H. Dulaney.
For the Twenty Fifth Observation-Disclosures b. Ball.
For the Thirty-First Dstrict-Edwin L. Moore
For the Thirty Third District-Jas Carson
For the Forty Third District-Jas N Lawson.
For the Forty-Fifth Dstrict-W w Newman
For the Forty-Sixth Distrct-K B Stephenson.
For the Forty-Seventh Distrct-Jas Neeson.
For the Forty-Ninth DistIct-C w Newton
For the Hftieth Dstrict-D N Shrver.
And that the following persons have been elected to
the House OF Delegates, viz: For the county Of
Accommodates Parramore
Alexaudria-Harold Snowden.
Barbour-William Johnson
Berkeey-Robt Hunter and Israel Robinson
Boone, Wyoming and Logan-Jas Niehbert.
Bra1ton, Nicholas, Clay and Webster-L. D. Hay-
moud
Brooke and Hancock-N w. White.
Cabell county-P. @. Burlington
Doddrdge and Tyler-Samuel j. Mcmillan
Elizabeth City Warwick, York and Willey-James
W. Gusts. e
FairfaI-O. w. Hunt
Frederick-A. r. Kaufman and George W. Ward
Fauquier James V. Brooke and B. ii. Shackeliord.
tayeue and Raleigh-Bepjamin K. Linkons.
Gilmer, Writ and Calhoun. s. X Mc(utchen.
Gloucester-Warren T. Jones'
Observation-Disclosures Monroe and J. s Hiett
Hardy-Charles Williams
Harrison-GeoFge w. Lurty and l.. W. Holden,
Isle Of Wight l. Wilson.
jackson and Roane-G w Duval
Jeferson-Jacob S. Melvin and w Burnett
KanaWha-J WEIGH and V Hendrck.
King George and Stafford-F @ Hunter
Lewis-Willam Bland
LOudoun-W Lynch and P holland.
Marion. Stephen Morgan and Thomas Raymond.
Marshall N Hoge.
Mason-JaRes Hutchinson,
Matthews and Middlesex-Robert b Famteroy
Monongalia- Dudley Evans and D b Stewart
Aorgan--George w Sherrard
Observation-Disclosures Rddick.
Norfolk City-Richard Baker
Norfolk County-C w MurdouRh and s M Wilson
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N Scott
Ohio-Thomas A Edwards and Alfred Huohes
Peasants and Ritchie-Eugenus Tbbs
Preston-R Cowan and Q P Cresap
Princess Anne-Alexander Coke
Prince William-O Nelson
Putnam-Wm Herndon
Randolph and Tucker-B w Crawford
Richmond and Westmoreland-F w Cor
Taylor-John A Robinson
Opshur-Wllls ii WOodley.
Wayne NJ Ferguson.
Wetzel-L Hall
Wood-K Stephenson.
Inc returns Tor the residue of she Senate and House
Of Delegates are required be made by the returning
oeers Tor the Senatorial Districts and for the Counties
Ana Oles respectively. The certificates of election
required to be given this Department ere ready for
delivery when applied for
GEORGE w. MUSFoRD,
V'-ot SeOy Of the Com'th.
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RECORD.

i liz hECOhD.
- Tbs fourth number with supplement OF four e "a pages
appears to-day, tIhGIsday July OH lSC8
Auee ou Frassrs MagaEoe Black wood and ether Foreign
Journals, among It's contents.
The object OF ibis paper Is T. supply for the Confederate States
Niles Weekly Register and Littels wing Age combined
10 gives al important information
Navy Oh onicie OF events Patent Office Int
able financial ars and select literary banquet Poems
EsBays, Sketches, &C.
It's ejaculation already ensures It's brilliant success.
subscription, $40 per annum SO for months invariably in
advance. Address
wksT JOHNSTON, Publishers
Ug ~ Us Main street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09

OF the oANannau nc puoAiO4u hElses IS lOloNS'
Toward the setting Of the sun, loom up in misty out
lines the Shenandoah and Allegheny mountains, between
which and the Blue Ridge stretches far away TO the
northeast and southwest the lovely valley OF the Sheu-
aLdoah With lie beautiful farms It's fruitful soil and its
hospable society; she east Of as lies what is known
"A the Piedmont REGION diversified by an inhli variety
nf I'LL aud dae and crystal streams, and constituting
Ds q, the most picturesque and attractive views TO be
tsen in sBy part Of the world. The slopes Of Gany Of
tbe hills o. lss-sr mountains are carpeted with green
h,y and aheat hRdp sud their airy crests erouned with
White farm houses and beading orchards. Indeed, it
NAV be described With almost literal truthiu uess as
land flowing with milk and honey, end one whs has
travelled through it can no longer wonder that che W.
gBlans shoAid be proud OF their noble old Common
Ma. In no other quarter Of the globe can there be
W territory Of ike extent which 70 at the same
lou~ st W and fruitful bealthfu and vel water
u's p.S vasgs and delsnsble. Tie eject OF scenery
q, ~ P's SZtjg OF soil SO fertile and nVig0atpg
min mind. Nd hssF's Of the people, cannot be
oss sGaa eov OE ss fnao'Pg, . and T account Sa
a M eth he hory Of Vs0a, ir0@ Washington down
60 Lee and jackson.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09
LATEST FROM The NORTH. 4 M

HARRISBURG, July S.-Large numbers OF prisoners
the road to Richmond. Skirmshing is going On
at Hagerstown and considerable fight took place at
BoOnsboro. The Baltimore Gazette of the 9th, says
Meade is wounded The same paper states that Grant
is retreating from Vicksburg. Banks from New Or
leans calls for achievements Louisiana is lost to the
Yanknna
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09
SUCCESSES OF GEMS. LoRING AND TAYLOR

Jackson, June 7.-Gen. LOring attacked Ostarhaus
yesterday Edwards Depot and after three hours
hard fighting drove him the river Our loss is
reported heavy The enemy's loss not known. An Of
cer from the vicinity Of Port Hudson says Dick Taylor
crossed the Mississippi river under OF our guns,
last Saturday. He and Gordon attacked Banks and
routed him with heavy loss. Theyare M rchiug to re-
infOrce Johnston. Nothing further in regard 20 the
fall OF Vicksburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09
oAPnULATION 81 TIcKsRuRG.

The following Official despatch was received at IthC
War Department on Tuesday nigb.;
JACKSON July :.
Hon. j. a. Seldom, Secretary Of War:
Vieksburg Oapitulated on the 9Th inst
The garrison p1rrOed and are to be returned to
our lines the officers retaining their sdeArms and per
sOnal baggage.
This intelligence was brought by al officer who lef
the place on Sunday the 5th.
J. E JouSstoS, General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09
IN cHANoERY

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
18th June, 1868.
The parties 10 the Oh merry suits above mentioned hereby
notified thst have appointed FRIDAY the 2h day Of July
S0 as the time, and oce In the town Of Charlottesville.
the place. When and where shall proceed execute or5r
pronounced In said by the Circuit Court Of Abemare county,
on the 18th day Of May 1865 requiring the settlement Of the
counts Of Lewis soEe Executor Of VIM Dupkum decd with
all proper legatee accounts and showing how
proceeds Of the sale Of the real and property sold
Given under my hand IS Commissioner Of said Oout:
jG23 Wv N II. MASSIE, Commissioner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09
,Tg0Ic.I CAHD-OPPICE PRACTICE IN

MEDFCAL CARDNOFP1CE PRACTICE. M
TR PLUME OF old Hedcsl House, confines himself MANI,
70 an ofce practice Franklin street. little below tbr
lohsnye Hotel and dsgonay opposite Odd Fellows Hail. whe
In And confidential treatment be obtsned sona6s
erns Those have been exposed 10 ce3ln contagious ALL
msuts are Invited 20 call early.
oornunieasons By mall otherwise promptly attended to-
oRee open from y A. u. I'll Z, n. TNs
gIonsoKp, Va. no&-ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09
RUNAWAY NEGROES IN JAIL.

lie following Negroes nave Deen committed
totte Jail of the City Of Richmond as k an Ways:
inches high dark brown color committed the property
Charles Ellis, of Roanoke county. Va.
CHARLES Young ran about % Old I'VE feet six
digit inches high black and was committed as Belonging
TO Lieut.. L p Guyol OF New Criesns
The owners Of slaves are requested TO come orwa O.
with aecodInS 10 law THOMAS u DUDLEY,
r. 9e-6w Sgt City Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

BUcEEaaAM Q. H.. June 10th 1858.
Tspares interested the foregoing decree viii take notice,
that shall proceed the same my said oce,
TUESDAY the 14h OF July And all creditors secured by
said deed rust hereby warned TO lay cams before
before hs said day with the evidence 70 sustain em
A. T. M0sELEY,
js16-E4y Comm'r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURES.

RALEIGH, N c., July THE Legislature passed the
militia bill to day 1t calls bet ween the ages
of end so years for home defence to serve for three
months
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09

The French steamer Grenada from Fortress Monroe
with dispatches arrived OF Charleston Bar Sunday anC
was visited by the French Consul She will visit Por
Royal and returu Charleston in two or three days
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09

JUDIcIAL ELEC roS.-The election for Judge resulted
in PoWhatan county as follows: II. L. Hopkins, no.
Wm. T Joynss, "A; Tnos. +. Goode, ?.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09
WIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court OF Buck.

tugham o. un'y:
Nicholas Admr OF ChssAin sherts decd sues on
hall OF himself and al other persons claiming be secured by
the deed Of trust nom Edward W. Sims Wm Letch and Ed
ward W SINS J OF the 26h Of August ls who may
% make themselves parties and contribute the expenses
= this suit, Palnuf
against
Edward W. Sins, in his right and admir- de 6OR
Reuben T. sml Decd d. Matthews, trustee, appointed by
th Court In the place Of VIM Letch and Edward w. SIMS
end the said Edward W. Sims, Jr., Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
By the decree made y this at September Term 1885,
Of the OommonrI Of the Cou - directed TO take the follow.
ing Of all the trust property effects
conveyed by the said deed OF trust An Of all the
debts due the said Edward w. su the date Of said
and what disposition OF said property effects aud debts
made An account Of TIE transactions Of Edward w. Sims
and g. H. Mathew respectively, trustees under said deed
An Of all debS secured by said deed and the Ps
the eo showing what portion Of said debts has been paid
aud by Wh-m. And by order made 10 said April
Term 1858 the Commissioner Is directed 10 all creditors
said deed 10 produce before him their claims and the
named BY him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09

SUsAR.-Yieksbug has fallen, and, OF course, the
price Of sugar has risen. Most of the large holders
have Withdrawn their stocks from market for the pre-
SENT but there have been sales Of small lots an ad
vance of 4O@5Oc. Il 10. The market being unsettled
accurate quotation cannot be gwen but the range Of
sl,7O93 7 h. viii indicate the nominal rates No
ASses, We suppose will 80 up to whisky figures
Candy and other goodies" requiring an admixure OF
sugar vii undergo a corresponding advance, aud the
result will be that many housekeepers who now take
sugar in their rye coffee mean viii have 10 dis
pense with the article and be content with the sweet
n which the smiling eountenanees Of their better
halves arc pOed ally presumed to minister Sugar has
gone up, but il may come down.
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n0MAnssIONRR,s SALE or VALUABLE

ACCOMPLISHMENTS SAIE OF Valuable
" REAL ESTATE, IN LOUISA C0UNTY.-By virtue OF au-
tboiy vested By D-oree Of the cren court OF ousa
County pronounced on day Of April 1863 in the c1ane
cause OF BranhA BraDham and Others, Will ,e AZ PUBIC
Auction on the premises the highest bidder on e
A. GB0SWELLs" lying Louisa County, within one nile Oh
Mechanicsve the road leading hon Charoesyie 70 Lou
pr use within miles Of the Virginia Central Raoa
adjoining the Dr. Charles Quarles. John Quare
Watkins and Others and containing about 500 ACkEr
This land is good condition, comfortable Buildings Of
and situated Of the most desirable sec'5 d
m, lNatr, known the "Green Springs" region.
The Land whole tract, divided In no o.
more suit purchasers ThoIe dng see esIore
he dy OF sale Geo. Bfsnhsm, Esq., who reties on
the premises. -,.. -, -.
800 On Me DIV OF sale wa. Ii. CRANK, Con'r.
EB- H. .yKSslN BEo Auctionesrs
IharlotteS vile, June 18th 1863 jcZ3- WOW
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osoEBHas whose papers marked With Gross VII
~ has Their term Of Subscription expire and will
REMIT pro zPtly they wish their papers continued.
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SICK SOLDLFRS

We have received from "a Conys.e,eent' a very
earnest remOnstance against the oppression of sick
soldiers in Withholding iurlOughs from those entitled to
them by law. He says that even trlnsier to some
hospital their homes Where they could get some
thing &c to eat" Is denied 70 hem.
We have no doubt ths4 are many Instances in which
the invalid soldiers recovery from sickness would be
promoted BY alOEing him to rejoin his family, but as
large number Of men to whom furlousls have been
granted have failed to return to their ooumans TIE
authorities have adopted rigid rules re- Glauus the
granting Of furOughs and hence the comp ANTS which
occasionally proceed from he hospitals.
The hospital surgeons have to be guided by rules
furnished BY the Surgeon General We know that Con
gress passed the last session to facilitate the
grating Of Burroughs, but can't say that i. has ever
been carried INFO effect We believe it has not been
The subject viii receive further attention from U.s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09

ITO REV. JOS. NJ. SCOTT. Take Notice,
Il ThatI will the depositons OF Dr. L. B. bPsn ar T.
Lyon and others nsioNDAY, the 84h day of ~ w
henry IS Charlotte Court House, Virginia. az eI'eo
IN SUIT pending In Ohsrlotts ruit Court Virgin q IN S
you ana othsare defendants and plaintiff and H. on
cause he said dispositions be completed that day. tn VI" &c
continued from time 10 tine until completed.
jyT-W4E ANx n door,
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no FARmERs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

~
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS oPPloE,
RICHMOND, Va, 18th June, 1853.
TAX IN KIND.
The following adopted for the collection VI the TAX
In kind: ,--.,,- n..-,...,. 4. -,
.ed 10 lhS snecs charge o. the subject controlling quar-
teaaer Win Of Major Is assigned 70 each state anu
Pos Ouarterase, with he rank Of Captain TO each Con-
ressloual District Ehes is practicable 10 collect ME tenth
Each Congressional District will be subdyided bv the Post
ouarteraster charge 10 sections for the convenient d
livery by the taxpayer o. his goa OF produce and agents VIII
appointed by that officer 10 take charge OF me uepot' Ie
EaDlished in each section. , ,- -.
Befoe these depo can established the assessments re-
oured be made the Of ANAL grAn nay and
he clip the present will have been secured
a, relieve the Tk and Inconvenience OF Storing
u oyernuG ton, well 10 obtain Immediate supplies
ue or the army, She Department Authorizes and requests
posts where QuRrtermaSters are nov sta
farm Government tenth or any part oil 70 that
toned,
Quarerna ~islss required to deliver their tenth a.
Under the L. NSn st miles from the place OF prodnctlon.
depo more As, Is gesue.t the Government VIII pay
II they viii deliver u ~s % esh. miles, The QuAermas-
Tor the trausportaon 10 Ma me Fln gs 3ecep" 70 ~.
receiving produce under II MS tag PAD hnd As we
queer as evidence much - a. 4. 80.
the tenth 49, DC W e CTngess od.ee Is delivered NIL
10 him, he o,tIs has es."D II tie District, vho
aso RECEIPT !or IL 10 uIe Post Quartermaster
WI endorse copy Of the receipt upon the a. TH
0eore transferring II 10 the agents at the receivin,
LARKIN hMI.
A. Quartermaster General IN V
jel5-im ~ "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALK..Pursua to
III the decree entered suit Of Rose wife and others
against and vile and others BY the RcnnGnd haSuhgs
Court day June, $685. shall on THURSDAY NC
On day or July 1859, "a o'clock d. 90 the premises se
at public auction the bidder the Real Estate IN e Dill
mentioned, upon the following terms "a
onehird cash; third In months, and one.ulrd IN ~
months from day sac with interest added en- the deferred
psyments from the day ale the purchaser giving negotiable
notes. the title 10 be withheld till the whole purchase mohy
paid. Taxcs for 1868 to be paid by the purchaser 4,
This Estate consists Brick Houses and Lo ss
II street. city OF Richmond. formerly owned oy nchaei
THos. J. EVANS, Special CONT
s.,obv Us NJ T,ytoa Auet H6
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-I
offer for sale my residence in the OF Buchanan Va
This property consists Of comfortable House containing
good sized Rooms olr OF which have paces)
The Lot contains rather than half Acre, J highly i'm
proved very productive and well stocked with choice fruits
IS grapes pears, puns Several varieties Of
TasP9erres apples &c Tue out-b=dngs kitchen,
house meat house. datry Woodhou5e and stable there
vel Of excellent Wa,ern the yard Ihe village Of Buchanan
pleasantly situated James River being present terminus
me caua and possesses the advantage Of highly moral and INTEL
hgen society o. W. KEAN.
ftdress d. %. ~. kean, PattOnshurg, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09

S40O REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub,
" scriber he 18th last living In the city
Lynchbug my negro HENRY about IS 40
OF sgoroWn compile HOn, teeth little bad about feet 10 4
inches high and VIII he left had drab rock
and pants OF slme color, and bl ok hat.
lie was purchN ed by Rogers from w. T. Peterson, a.
Mshmond HIS wife owned by John Garland Jefes who
SIDES within ~ es Of Court House, In which nghbor
hood ne may BE- The gentleman sold him With the understanding
ua no was ne & TO the eighborhood.
me above reward will be paid for his delivery TO the under
signed at tn Orange House. to Robert LEnpka Richmond
V6-u. A. o. loBARDS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09

dana WAY From THE 81 BSCRIBER IN
IL Flaw COUNTY Fa on the 29tn OF LAY a my man hu
sEs He ar I high black rail, slender but large
BONE eye right believe, knock kneed ans turned
omeWhat 20 e. betwee elbow and shoulder
cut by knife coGe voice. had aek coat and mixed
uniform pants endeAvor TO - free and gone on
with aome soldie a. I'll give ONE HUNONsD DOLLARS II Ia
ken out OF the 81 f:y In the state venty five taken
adjoining county TO It either case 10 be de-
''se " ~ " = ~ - ~ rtEH. W. PE1T.T.
t.r,-do,.wlrs, p r. u. "I.xe." PluvauuS. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09

TERMs-DELTI year IlSOOi nOahs ESQ; for ss, pc
ned $500 per nonth.
sni-EEEELE year 1900; snonshs, $500.
WH1HLN year, tS.OOi months ts.OO.
Rslattanees 81 ne rsk Of The subscrbsr-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09

The flag Of truce boat which reached City Point on
Tuesday Drought between four and five hundred Con-
e ierats prisoners captured at various points in the
West.
Brashesr City is about miles y west from
New Orleans and Is at present the terminus Of the
railroad leading west from New Orleans.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09
AUCTION SALES.
T@Is BAr.
lIl
BY JAS. N. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
yAITART.E FARM OR MARKET GAR

BY JAS. N. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
A VALUABLE FARM OR MARKET GAR
IA DEN, on THE DEEP RUN TURNPIKE, IN HEy.-
RICO COSTY 2H MILES WEST OF 7HB CITY OF
RICLINOND AT 1UCTIOH-Atthe request Of Mr. Joseph L.
snton will SELL the premises TUESDAY June SOh at
O'Clock p NJ the valuable and handsome FARM, with all the
Crops located sboye containing GO Of which 10
acres are cleared well In and clover, together with
garden chocett vegetables the balance heavily wooded
With and pne Of virgin growth. There Is also the
tract very superior house ice pond well shaded together
with an orchard past
years The mproyements consist Of comfortable dwelling
tanng good rooms together with all the outbu dngs
and containing excellent well Of water In the yard Per-
sons desiring CT the most desirable farms eonsu-
nus 70 the would find 10 their interest examine this
ta,ore the day Of sale POSSESSION given Ia medately.
WILL BE sOLD-Imu edsely after the sale Of the property,
valuable lot Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS consisting Of Carts,
PioVs Cuvsors HanoBs Gait Wagon and Pow Harness. &C.
ALSO-w sod excellent young Mich Cows, and one
Heer old ak Gee dihn, together with an excel
lent Buggy VIII be hired, fer the balance OF Tie
year, y good Cock, Nurse, Washer, and lronsr.
third cash. the whols peisrredD
the bal nee al months edit for negotiable notes inter
est added deed The purcba The
taxes and 1863 For the balance, cash Will be
oured upon delivery. JAS. NJ TAYLOR,
je2g Aueuoheer
EH The above sale Is postponed to THURSDAY next July
~ x JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
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Ap,Jr AND INsPR eSiIRAI'S o. HoE,l
RICHMOND; July 4, 13@.

EXECUTORS SALE OF yHIRTY-TWC
SLAVES. CONNECTING OF mEN, WOmEN,
CHILDRRN, BOY5 AND CIR LIS.
pY authority of decree of the Circuit Court
Id o,LoaI.a county tho undersigned will, "WEDNESDAY,
the 18th Of July. 1863 at Yanceyyi In the county Oh
and gns, proceed 70 SELL At public sueton or
THIRTY-TWO SLAVES, 49,,
Belonging TO the Of John MITCHELL deceased ae 0
county. IL, ~ d. " d.oassed
Thorpson's Gross Roads, Louisa county, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-09

EVILS Sowell, who sues in his own right,
" and as Executor Of WIN. Dunkum, Decd and as Amins-
traitor Of Polly Ann soEe Decd under deed
Of Frances Dunkum. ................. ...,,,.., e. P
GgdiHst
Frances Lunkum, VIM H. Danett and Mary Jane his WIFE Wa
l. punku, Chesley Dunkum, James T. Dunkum j. Rails Abel
ana susan Ann his wife, Jesse Fry aud Frances his wife
John Barksdale aud Martha O. his wife, VIM. L. sowell,
Albert Gentry and Mary his wife Benjamin A. Sowe Bensa
sowel, Mary A. Dunkum, Nelly Dunkum. Lucy Dunkum
Slaughter w, Rcklln, Administrator OF FL ah Dankum
Ms.
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4 | UNPRECEDENTED S u SS-OVER
~ 1900 bottles OF ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN FOR RHEU-
MATT sold in the last four months. fresh supply jait re-
ceyed The supply the demand Dealers and consumers
sum led with any quantity. J. p. DUVAl.
i-28 Corner Main and 10h streets.