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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY

Richmond-fKLLow CTrIzEss;-Ravrg been nominated In
daily papers and requested byong nd tried 70 t6c4
the nomination for senator for city, vacancy caused
resignation of the Hon. John Robinson. thereby
self candidate FOR that dnguhed and important trust,
should be pleasure elect promise Of
ability toEuard your Interest with the zeal and deVoo
which have heretofore attempted Ia your service
my thanks for your long and continued confd ence,
lrenain your Mend end iellcw citizen
Ey 4-.deS r. O. HAsKINs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
PROCLAMATION

w HEREAS, vacancy has occurred in the
representation Of Virginia, in the House Of Representa-
lives Ct the Congress Of the Co1eder States by the resignation
Of william Smith, tn member elected from the district composed
Of the counties ~ AeXantl SDoylysnia Pairax fauque
Prince william, Rsppshaunock Cupeppe stafford Orange aud
King George Tnereorni l. JOHN LETCHER Governor Of
Commonwealth Of VFiaa, b. virtue OF authority
Executive by laws do hereby require the officers civil militia
whose duty Is to hold eect9ns 70 elect be
hd It places Il voting prescribed by law, the sh day Of
the present month"; for sIrber OF the reprs
% o. the vloancy afoTe aid.
- Given under my hqnd MS Governor, ard the
as Sof the Commonwealth, at Rchmopd ts eccrd day Of
" May, 1868, and in the eighty seventh year CT the Com
Lionaeslth
By the Govornor
GEOEGE W. MuSFoRD,
Sec'y OF the Commonwealth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
RAILROAD COLLISION

WILMINGTON, May "A collision of trains took place
ut Halifax Station, the Wilmington and Weldon rail-
road this morning. One soldier killed, and three
or four wounded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

ENROLLING OFFICE 3RD COSGRHesIoNAL DISTRICTS,
RICH5OSD Ma. 81, 1868. {
TN COMPLIANCE. WITH GENERAL OR
a der So Par II G. o. April 1Oh 1863, oil persons in
the city Of Mhmon snd counties arong Bird Congressional
District holding temporary pona from Medical Exaniaing
Blard 81 said dct tnd all parso1s holding Permanent EX-
euptons -DzAFSEs GENERAL DEBILITY aud hYorIA Mar
EoSsss ara hereby required to sad Ez-
snninr luhsr examinations. The Medical Exaninirg
To rsis daily Camp oInstrucin this cts, for exami.
nation 81 persons inatteDdaEee have t OF he ms OF
persons bacei 10 abots oder, and stct compliance
With Il Is hereby required. JN0 q. COKE,
Captain and Enrolling 0heer
my Isl 3ri Congressional District
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
LATER FRONI EUROPE.

New YoRK April 20-The steamer Elnburg, from
Liverpool on the l5h and Queenstown on the l6h ar
rived this evening. The steamship E.na arrived cut on
the 10th.
Additional correspondence between Lord Russell and
Mr.. Adams relative to blockade running is publGhed
1t is dateda year back, and is no: of much romeut.
Rcbescrip was quoted on the l6.hat !Qll3 premium.
The head Constable Of Liverpool under Instructions
from the Government, is employing detectives TO obtain
information relative 10 suspicious vessels aud 60 ca
the movements of leading Rebesso tie fines states.
STILL LATER.
HALIFAX, april 3o.--Ihe steamship Europa, Captain
Muir from Liverpool at line O'Clock on the morning Of
the lSh, via Queenstown Onthe 18th inst arrived here
al hsfpass eleven o'clock this morning. Her dates are
three days later than those per the Edinburgh at New
York.
The London Times Is very bitter on the letey-of'e
American Minister, Dir. Adams TO Admiral Dupont
exemptirg certain ship for Mexico from England and
calls an arrogant assumption. Ii says there has been
nothing eaual to il since Papsh bulls issued IRON
Rome Oyerruiing the laws of England IL adds: "rhe
exercise of the slightest authority 10y fore "a ministers
in England is nos TO be permitted for one moment aler
the assumption Of power, either contemuirg absoy-
ing. is made known"
The Daily News says there can be no doubt that tie
irritation between England and the United States is
GRADUALLY increasing There are unquestiOnaby faults
on both Sides but except tie of TIE Alabama, it
is impossible point to any act which offers just
ground of complaint E1tl Russell is no doubt deter
mincd 10 do all he 10 prevent another Alabama
fair, but unless his efforts supported by public
opinion they will be unayailing aud certainly, unless
the temper Of the country alters, it is difficult to
how it can be avoided
VERY LATEST, PER THE EUROPA, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
PARIS, April lS.-The Bourse closes very dull at COZ
Gee for the Rentes.
LoNDox, April l9.-Sweeden is actively engaged in
recognizing her navy and completing her maritime de-
fences.
The steamship Great Eastern safely Goated from
the "sridiron" last night.
The following paragraph appears in the Monitcur OF
Yesterday and il has attracted considerable atteOton
"The growing hostility Of the United States towards
England is exciting the uneasines5 in London. The
last dispatches frOm the Washington Government have
a character oil iucgeased.igrltaton.n
coTTON MARKET.
LYERpooL, April IS-Cotton-the Brokers' circular
reports the sales of the week at GA 600 bales The
market has been buOyant, and prices are !lid. The
authorized quotations are:
Fair. Mildlng
New Orleans. .......... .2jd,. .....- 22G
Mobiles. .......... .24d.. ......2l4d.
Uplands. ............ gid. .......2ld.
The stock in port is estimated at S5I ,OCO bales, of
which A, 200 are American.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
The Value of PAPER.

slashing pamphlet by Col Blanion Duncan, OF which
hr Aemmngen,is the subject aud victim has reached
by mail II refers transactions between them in
the business of engraving Treasury notes. and is so ser-
in its accusations and so sharp in its phraseology,
lat but for the attitude Of the Secretary,
should fear that bis composurs had been disturbed by
it, novel opinion Of that functionary is developed
by the publication Of note bearing date October 1851
viz: Without paper" says Mr.. Memminger, eve can
not pint Treasury notes. and without them the Govern
iEeut must STOP" What blessed thing is papcr We
knew that had been in danger from Of men,
arms, OF ammunition, of suppies-but i; seems the
great though unknown, danger was want of paper =
Let be thankful that had Secretary who appre-
cia,ed this vial peril and guarded against it.
AN INTERESTING INCIDENT OF THE WAR.
The following extract from letter addressed by
young officer at Shelbyville, Tenn, to friend in Rich
moud pays just tribute to the character of Gen. Leon
das Polk while it commentaries the gaantry the color
bearer, Sergeant Oakley, of Col. McNurrys regiment,
the ash Tennessee exhibited at the battle of MUIR
tresborO on the S1st of December last
Yesterday had the honor 10 ride around the
camps with Lieutenant General Polk and General
camps all looked in fine order the guns bright and the
men in the very best spirits.
General Polk, after questioning Col McNurry about
the condition Of his regiment said where is the color
bearers Sergeant Oakley, young man about Is or 20
years Old stepped in front of the whole regiment
dressed in common Butteruut jeans with realmodesty
aud unaffected manner and took Of his cap Gen. Polk
uuglOyed his hand and said must shake hands with
you, and then raising his hat said with great feeling
and real martial eloqaenee am proud TO uncover IN
the presence Of so gallant man.. The effect was tre-
merdous and shout rent the air. This Young Oakley
at the battle of Murresboro advanced his coors some
two hundred yards in front Of his regiment under ter
rife fire. A battery playing upon the regiment
and it was uncertain whether it was our battery or that
Of the enemy. This color bearer advanced in front
displaying his cOOrs 10 conspicuous manner so as 10
stop the firing if they friends or 10 make it more
intense if they enemies The increased severity
Of the firing which immediately followed determined
the doubt and showed them to belong to the enemy
He then deliberately resumed his place in the line We
senced their battery and drove back the opposing col
umn. The high compliment which Gen. Polk paid him.
made that young man as proud as a king. It vas au
honor greater than the Star or Garter lie and that
whole regiment will fight until the last man falls"
L. FIJI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
=; '. M; ..sis.,. TO AsS YOU ~
liam in The next eeasrsi hs county Vms4iw

10 the Editor of The Wig:
Ises from the papers OF last week that t,d friend or
"Louiian has suggested suitable pon 10 repr
sent the pie OF Louisa In - next General AsseDs OF y
fina.
While would be proud any mer hono,s conferred upo
by the citizens OF my native county and wiling to make nj
any sacrifice the Commonwealth from e number
less ards and perls While environ her yet PROFOUNDLY
with the magnitude and importance the business which
necessarily deyoye the Legislature,
will by the formidable now rag ng Throughout
wide spread Oonfederacy and In which Virginia bcrne and
sui bear great port and having my oEn
talents with ell Difference the excellent judgement
Of "a Lousann the wishes ~ himself and my numeroA
other friends in the county, most respectfully decline being
candidate for responsible position.
Louisa 90 April SIth. 1868. WILLIAM BAGBY.
mys Enquirer copy and send bill TO Wing omce
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

STATE TICKET.-The response from ever,
rt OF The State to the nomination Of Coz GEORGE WITH
uNfo for tee Office Of GoyEaSoR having been In the high
degree satisfactory and ursging Il Is finally presn
~ ms f1enos, with the confident expectation that Wi
talned BY msoriy Of the voters the dag Of election.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
WITH GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE A,

thanks many Kind yors received al the hands Of nv feo
citizens in the past forty years respectfully announce nyre
candidate for reelection TO the Houze Of Delegates.
my4-6t THOg. b. BIGGER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

NOTICE.-TARDY q WILLIAMS, Auc-
IN deers and Commission Merchants Cary and 70
eets vaconnue attend promptly to the tae
Groceries, Produce, &c and solicit consignments AnSn
every Thnrsda' Being nereed In II concern OF bs
Co. separate business from the grocery department.
will pleased consignmens for the concern o. Dry
Good Bats Shoes &c eitherfor private auction sales
aDSO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

10 THE VOTERS OF TIE COUNTIES
OF Middlesex and Mathews:
eby myself candidate for the House of-
gates for the aboyenamel counties.
ap3O-dlwe9t z. II. FAUNTLEROY.
JOHN LETCHER is a candidate for Con-
GREss in the Eleventh Congressional District.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
rINANCIAI.

In New York on the both, gold closed at 1893 to
1893. Foreign exchange firm at lG4 to l65 Sterling
haukers sky day bills and $40 to 342t for fincs-
The stock market closed IRREGULAR.
On the 1t OF Nay, gold was a, 100 to l52. vi GINA
6's 50. North Carolina Gs p. Ia Baltimore, Nay l.,,
gold 1872
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04

LIVERPOOL, April IS.-Coiton-the Brokers' circular
reports the sales of the week at GA GOO bales The
market has been buOgant, and prices are !ltd The
authorized quotations are:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-04
NOTEoE 10 CoNsCRTPTs.

sec'y Of the Commonwealth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28
LATEsT FROM 80 N0RrH

We are indebted to Maj. Norris, Of the Signal Office,
for the following, from the Baltimore American Of the
2Jth:
CIScISNATI, July "a Shortly after Morgan crossed
the Auskingum, yesterday, he attacked by the mi
htia With tao pieces Of artillery. Fifteen rebels
/ led, and several wounded. This morning Nor
gan crossed the Central Ohio Railroad at Camp
bells burnt Depot and tore up some of the
track A. nine O'Clock he reached Washington,
Guernsey county, where be dd great deal Of damage
Plunderng, e.o. Gen. Shaekeford is close behind him.
When last heard fOm, Morgan was at Winchester, IL
miles northeast Of Cambridge, moving towards the
Steubenve and Indiana railroad, closely pursued by
our forces.
The German Democratic organ at Cleveland has taken
down the name Of YsllAnd CHAM from is columns, and
raised that Of BrOugh, for Governor
The uial Of Dr. Wright Of Norfolk is pr Guessing at
Foi tress Monroe.
About 500 Confederate OfiCess, iuc udiIg Generals
Archer aud JoOes, arrived at P,stsburg Monday, En-
rOuts for Johnsou's Island. Ten thousand rebels"
are confined at Fort D,lIEare.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28

loss to divine what kind of an instrument he took" it
in-but presume it was "in horn"
The dignifed President of the United States did him.
self injustice Vhen he elsi ned that call men Gre
aed equal" There isn't large fool in ChristendOm
as himself He ia unequIle1 in history.
The Yankees claim that their artillery at Vcksburg
threw against the city 700 tons of iron. To judge
from the swine who threw it it must have been pig
iron.
1t is hard to tell which are most plentiful in Yankee
dom since the war broke out-blue bellies or green
backs.
Mcrgans invasion of Kentucky is said to have thrown
General Boyle into perfect steV.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28

OSE-SIDED REcIPsOcrY.-Ah Although the Federal au.
thOries bave large number Of Confederate prisoners
10 their forts and ais they allowed two Gag Of truce
boats 70 proceed to Ci,y Point last week for Yankee
prisoners, without sending any OF 70 be eK-
changed. Some dimsy assigned in eEplGna-
ZION Of the failure but Commissioner Ol!d was not sat
is6ed with the explanation, aud has notified Col Nul-
f.rd learn, that Federal prisoners will be
sent of until the terms Of the cartel sre more fa ly
complied with.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28
Az ETEfciESr OUARTERNAsrER-Tbe

res, oaeeut Of the Mobile Register says:
when Johnston arrived at Jackson, he bad but
handful o. uen, and was compelled 70 march to Can.
too. - enemy sacked the place, and ravsged the
eouutf Johnston Immediately addressed himself to
the organization Of his present army, 70 do which be
had 20 supply himself with every thing anew in a
word, begin al the ginning, the men ard their
guns, which but small affairs in the movement OF
Rrze army. Msior A NJ Barbour his thief Quarter
master went 70 work with energy and zeal worthy
of an urae and 10 less than Eve weeks had procured
and brought forward from Georgia, Alabama and Ms.
sisdDpi the requisite transportation for over 10000
men, together with al their ordnance, eommissary,
ouarteraster stores &c, a., aud the army moved TO
me rel ef Of Vicksburg and arrived on the banks Of
the Big Black Just as Pemberton bad surrendered. The
aruy fen back on Jackson before stated, and re-
NAMED until every thing had been removed. need
bot aid that the troops by no means dspted and
have unbounded confidence in their leade-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28

REIUESGD-It will be observed from DE-. Schuz's
card thai be has returned TO this city from successful
professional visit 70 Petersburg We speak from per
sOn experience IN tesiyng his skill ohirOpOdi,t
and commend him to all those who require treatmentcr
cOrn', eanOsisi,s etc he viii shortly make bis annual
trip 70 Il watering places.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28
SCHEDULE A.
RICHMOND, July Is, 1863.

Hon JAxsA snbN,
MI
riemntrC ded
wheni
and 25cep
payai
which will
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28
CONTRACTS FOR LUMBER.

UJNTRAGrs viii be made oueiersts States Arsenal
Richmond virginia, for the following named Lumber OF the dmen-
sons annexed be delivered landings OF the River
and KanaSha Canal the Rar5A DEPICTS Richmond
Proposals for furnishing portion Ct the green
soned viii be received TIL ION August
100000 feet inch pine plank,
100000 ST4 scanillnS l6 30 and so feet long,
1900 arc l6 20 and 80
1900 SIl2 Joists, l6 20 and 80
1907 O) 2-inch plank
200 600 " Poplar PLANK, ~ inches thick,
5000 Walnut plank, from 10 inches thick,
$1,000 1-nch thick,
40 900 =" Va. white pine, to Inches thick,
5000 spokes Given white oAk) 2xS%, S2 Inches long,
10000 Shingles.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28

ATTENTION Captain J. Walter Drew proposes to
raise company Of cavalry mounted riaensn for
Major Whites battalion, in General ImbOden's com
mand. His recruiting office is Petersons drug store
Of Main and 18th We hope that he will
be successful in his undertaking. as be is jealous aud
gallant soldier and if fair opportunity is afforded will
win his ful share Of laurels i'm this war
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28

VIRGINIA TO WIT.-At a County Court
leid for the Couly Pttsyvsnia At the 0ourt-HOuse
thereof the 20th day Of july, 1863
Abner ssAV and sosan, his WIFE Matthew sesy and OOy his
wife, and Edwin DSjarnett and Diana, bis WIFE, Pitts,
against
Robert Lester and Ann his wife DeFts,
IN CHANCERY,
appearing BY dSyt ed, that the defendants do not
The Of Virginia. it Is ordered that they appear here
wiz month SITTER doe publication Of this order and d. what
protect their interest In this suit the object Of
which obtain decree for the sale OF the land and Saves Of
susan Bass deed snd division Of the proceeds Of sale
the parties entitled thereto.
A oopy-Teste:
L. scRUGGS, CTS.
L. BlREsDALE, Jr, for Plaintiffs. jyA-Wlm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28

CORAEcrrOS.--The tobacco referred to in yesterday
paper sold By Mr.. John Booker, salesman for Mr..
WIN. B. Green, not Gray. The prices obtained we're
correctly stated, viz Oae hOgshead, net weight, 2S4
lbs brought four hundred and tOsHty-6ss dollars per
hundred-s5 pa so; the other Weighing 1922 la net
brought 1884 per Lundred-SS ,O9S 4s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28

RrBELAKA- Our witty contemporary a. ChatisnocgA
con inues bis daily fudlids Of puns. We copy few
soecimenl from q recent issue
President Lincoln, at the close Of bis late Washing
ington Fourth of July speech, remarked having said
th1s mnsh / viii now take the music" We are at
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28

DEArH OF Az ARTIsE-Several Of the New York
ppers announce 6 death of M4eready, tho Sgediar.
Tie Times suggests that they have been ed into
error By the notice of the death Of VIM. NJ reedy,
English artist Of some distinction.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28
RLACKSMTHS WANTED.
~ Pour Horse shoers
Fug Helpers
seven wagon Smiths
Five Helpers
Apply ~ Bacon Quarter B. arch to
RO. P. AROHEB
jyl6-d2E Major and QuartermAs

MEDICAL 0ARD-OFFICE PRACTICE.
nR. PLUME, of the old Medical House, con-
~ ones hi ssslf mainly On ONCE practice Franklin
e below the Exchange Hoe and dagonaly opposite odd Pei
lows Hail. where sul and coHh6en treatment be OBJ
tanned reasonable Tn WhS have been exposed
certain contagious ailments, Arb invited call early.
Communications, by mail otherwise, promptly attended
once open from A. A. till y 7. NJ.
FIcBNoSD, Va no Ally
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28

sEvEN Pa CESTs.-Only four more days before the
privilege Of funding the old issue of Treasury notes in
even per cent bonds Hil cease by limitation Of law
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28
ADJ'F AND MsPR eENERAL's oyyIon, |
RIoHMoHD. July 20, 1859.
GENERAL Ordeal
No Q9

l. All white male residents Of the Confederate States between
the Of eighteen and oryhve exempted by law and not
already In the service win be enrolled Persons liable 10 enroll
ment may be enrolled wherever they may be found.
IL The LIST paragraph Of General Order No. &c. current series
amended 70 read follows: Oompanie batAons and
regiments Of within the OF CONSUMPTION
eighteen and foyye) will be accepted volunteers throughout
the ederaey und the act Of August 81 1885, No. 929 for
local defence aud special service Those belonging
such orgAnIan Of conscrpt and neither exempt
ed BY law already In the service will be discharged and
por ed TO the Bureau OF oonscript for enrolment
Ill The following regulation viii be In addition 10 those hereto
fore published In regard TO substitutes Hereafter person
furnishing subs ute In accordance with existing rgu Stons
shall become liable and be immediately enrolled for military
duty upoR the loss Of the services Of the substitute furnished
him non any other than the casualties OF
By order,
(signedl 9. COOPER
jy4-1 AdIutAnt and Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28
T C0RNS, BUNIONS,
CAUWOSUTWhS WANTS.

NAILS AND THEIR bISEAsTs, &c, Ao.,
Treated without pain by Dr.. scHuLz the ChIopoasWho
returned may again consulted until further notice. The
Dr. 5 stay Will be brief
ny Ohlce Wall Street Hotel, Wall street.
LRi andG entlemsn IL 2S-2le
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28

TaE PosF OsEIcE-Tbe work Of removing the letters,
sks and tables of the cts post Office from the base
ment Of the Government building 70 TIE neH quarters
Under the SpotswOod Hotel WAS commenced early yes
terday morning and completed during the forenoon
The delivery and mailing OF letters Eill be proceeded
With hereafter at the neg office, which has been con-
yenienty arranged for The accommodation of the public
We regret the removal but must yield to one Of
the e1igencies Of the public service.
The location OF the city post Office has been removed
several tme1 within the memory of me present genera
ton. Twenty-Five years ago, it vas in an old wooden
building POOres ION Governor street. the site Of which
l. occupied by the iron ed6ee Of Messrs. Yale
and Donnsn Thence it was transferable the corner of
Governor and Franklin streets in the building
pied by Nessrs Dogget Anderson from whence it was
removed TO the old Museum which stood the ground
Low occupied by the State Court House. From the
Museum, il was removed to the basement Of the EK-
change Hotel, where i. remained for series of years
under the administration Of three pOstmasersAessrs.
GOocb, PeytOn, and Bigger. The next removal was to
the granite Government building, and it Vas expected
ttat the location here would be permanent, but
There's nothing certain but death and taxes"
And Mr. Memmir ser having taken it into his head tha
Tue space needed for the operations Of the Treasury
Department. ne latest removal which We nov chronicle
v IS determined on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28

PANAWAY FROM THE SUBCRIBER IN
IL Fluvannl county, the Sch May last my MO-
Sis He six feet high black rather slender, but large
boDe out the right believe, knock kneed and turned
somewhat dte between elbow shoulder
cut by knife Yoke had jeans sack coat and mixed
uniform pants He endeavor free and OF
vi soldier will give ONE BUNDREO DOLLARS ita-
ken out Of the State ATTY in the State twenty ave taken
In Fuvan9a adjoining county H. In either
hvered to me or placed In jail 50 that get him.
GEO. W. PETIT,
iyH-d2sEu p o. "Dlxe" FlavHnnA, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-28
DUBLIC SALE OF LAND,
II NEGROES. AND OTHER RROPERTY--

u NhUHUE4S, AND UIHBh FHOFEHIKs-
On WEDNESDAY the 29h instant ng 10 o'clock
the residence Of Mr. Charles Looms ~ miles
Dnwldde shall offer for sale that valuable TRACT Of
LAND containing So ACRES about that adjoining the lands
Mr. Robert Mchaes and Others The Dwelling Is q comfortable
one kitchen and other buildings Petersburg
tbs very valuable . market garden.
che time ball sell NEGRO WOMAN SO years
age RId daughter about old
hay plantation utensils, furniture, hogs horse Jersey Wagon
and other articles
ERHs-oSsh credit DESIRED H. and Is months for
negotiable notes. well endorsed carrying
ts retained till paid deed required Purchaser to
pay taxes on the land for 1868.
ALEXANDER DoNNAN,
Trustee &C., and Admir-.
PErKRsBuRo, Va, July 21th-tds