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+ AfEE SALE OBt co Factory FIf-
]. ihrc.. Lumber and OF q furniture III
,ucIi0n
~. Il. Ill sell on WFDNE DAY H"ETlSC. My.
irH, cUnim"nciuy u 10 ,scirCk ~ the uiDher Hoo
- rrrr OF ia rni s!nEal s,rrr's, cur FaJory Fixt.r,s,
Sc, consh ring IN ra:: Or
- Sc. swS
= Item Sc'-EI
It, LIMP N!lls
5s and los Lump Mills
Pct
Hydraulic r .tainers
2Lq oice Boiler, ere la:yc apl one ss1a!l
iroa S!nkers. Levers
Bands amJ Il, Cas-
icrJ pipe~ of 'up"rior Pi"vor'rg 3 Yeas Old
Mails, unic Frrn' nre Iupb-r &c.
s. VIII IaHS.
Sale conducted by THOS W. KEESEE,
Oct ~ tun .;IclInnHIa
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ALLfGEASY SrRISG,.-The attention Of cspi
tal!sis and those in search of n prof able inves' .
men. OF money is directed to the sale Of this
valuable property, tc' take place in Lyrchburg
Oil thursday. the 18th inst The healing vir'u' y
at these springs arc too we'll known to need
,.,,np,.rt
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One'.birl or that valuable. popular AID W.T. kn"T-
Na'"riIg Par". rrg"th.r "a II aiou- II. lur Dr. i ere. =
choice land VIII b" sod -, 'rb!rc .Th',!o-, iu front C.. H..
Ma ii u " a. j. 'rchi ur AT ~ n'clnfL. o.
Thur-d y the IL, h day af November rrNt.
M property ii-. la TIE " TN : ri; tT"r T.. ON .. .:
NILS op tt" ' rsiu;a ard r n ts-." tsit naa. al !,
80 VII Enrnn, ~" De N \ d-s ~ ton iIraec- : r..
TEAMS
CeSh, or approved pap r.
Person d. ir NJ in Grns:iJE era :nrre" rro.d v:n ~
b.. TN. al ! yn.bLuig.
'ov2Hd, NOSES g pDCTs.
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HEADQUARTERS VALLEY DlsTarcr,
In the Fork of the Shenandoah,

Near Front Royal. October 10, 1868.
Col. r. II. Chiffon, Chief Of ataf: a. N. ]:
CoLoNEL: Yesterday Sunday morning, At
. O'Clock, I moved from Berrvviile TO surprise
and capture the garrison at Charlestown. The
surprise was complete. the enemy having no
suspicion of our approach until | had the
town entirely surrounded. found the
occupyinethe Court Houso. jail ard some con-
ricuous buildings. in tho heart of the town,
all locp-holed for mnsketry, and the Court
House yard enclosed by. q heavy wall of oak
timber. To my demand for q surrender, Col.
Simpson requested an hour for consideration.
I offered him iveminutes, to which he replied.
"Take me. if you can" / Immediately onen
ed on the building with artillery. at less than
two hundred yards. and with a.half n. dozen
shells drove out the enemy into the ~stre"ta.
where he formed and fed towards Harper's
Ferry. At the edge Of the town, he was met
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u SALE SEt:R0tS IN .iAN' '.R
4 'ufhTY In cons !iarc. it'll - I-,-- a. She =
III; "f Han y" III u",!r--'orei .prcin' . as.
sio1"T, IL. On Mon lay, he 2l-i dny Of ncr, 81
Der, 1853, At Ga q it -" lat e,itrnt /. -. !r va
E~s" IT c"ns ! ""ILm n"ina a, - "r,rct. an'".s :
be q very bad ''ay ~ ~ ~-a'Trr: II u b tL.n ~ /"
next ."pGd y. ell &" w." igh.-' h!rir", + ca. Ei"i,
slaves b. on irg 10 til a. at- oi -. valid \ ,-ciea.- aa"g,
women ard chi!dr-n-rver rs"I'y in pupnrr.
EX:HiEi. ) T.i.LEY,
Oct 81 = widS Com .,;. .inu-r.
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Rf~UhSD C.'pnpl.

Lon SAI.+-An in prrst in . Val, b. Siav" Pnn
L p-rty, H. Lun nhu y c"uu WI; I'D 'rtG-Ei:'
EST bidde at Pnt, y, cih"i, s, LIN Gpur. G. U i!rr..
on the
second 'iondny In 'ay-~brr.
That being : urf fGy) 4 , v"f-;f r-'y N E cs' oil Cr""i"'"
IN 3 me- iur;:. iVtt salusui- sia,e-. au.oug Sem "a, At
SEVEN ruag wCn-r
particIiG-s o. Gay Of sa'o.
II -r ,ns, su'i ~ ~; orirr:;y Is Offered i2-afar
and Pr ii ale jn=+.im.E'
THnS. Z NOS & sos,
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~ ILMINGTON AUCTION SALE


WILMINGTON AUCTION SALE
BY S. NJ WEST, ~Auctionecr,
nrTAVIUs UHEi viii -" ! o. TUESDAY, 'mj
" N.vrui5e- next, at she Rock Spring "nr-hor... +.
q &C ock. a. 81.
FIVE CARGOES DRY GOODS
Import. d into th. CITY per st-sm'r. Don Flor. AMI rsy
ss Sr!sc. d BY M'sSrs 4. COLLIE & Co., a~saeae-'s,
England
IL bales mixed We tons
i" white. red aii scarlet FIaunelt
= " Fr-nch Kepp. C.otI
10 Eel, HAS
Rln- Twtlls
L Fsnry Coa'irg
4" blob ir Du frri
" 4, cola - irts
Gotten Goods.
= ; Cases ] and ~ superior IA, cy Prints
% e" rA "a bl K snd .huJ d.
3! e. 3 inch tine tiirghans
" white tiro"mi + ulard
l.: :" Fsrnch C.nhrc
d" wh T. chrck~d Lenors
81" 80 in b ri or ( as- Co'.o9
lS5 { - inrh whit Sal. tiCg
3 " dye ia "nrtS
" ardSaI-. Turk y. Red, Nader. Nal.a,,
81 Han k-r hie!S
~ " C!arks >po ! Coi'c1
- " Cot; n and MrI n Hose an hal. Hose
Linen Clouds.
81 case sup rio Liner rhr nd assorted
RI: Ia >h G 1Errd .
" Linen smhric II {" K rchies
BaR.ina nnd hopc
lUi ba!es AZ . d IL II h d od,r K 'p-
50 - is ,un 'rS Mani! Il d."
10 IL, hoes and ! ehther.
30 cas-s B t d h-s
sup-'lr WIZ iChlsk'nS
TetRnd Eeset 'b'es.
II half cNa. TIA
100 Gases Com; sesssd Veg tables
sundriPs.
ossns CO., n T,rds with rarkI ard Crows
10 " Ncmcn's u d chitrrn's Exp nsi II Skin,
" Six rs
90 n d casks File ard Ra.ps
b ak .a.- BItto
i" pay,ns card.
F ~ Dressing Conhs
= 4" Siee! + us
2 " avn ,r'rd Stationery
Is =" Spr In Tdnllrs
TIN snove Gnod. will b. r"odr for inspection on SAT
UEnAY 7 h, and HnApaY, 9 h Novemnrr.
.rns cash. oc' 81 ~
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DEFERRED PROCEEDINGS.

On Saturday. Mr.. p"BERI.oN rf",ed a rcso-
ln'i"n. drawing the attention OF the Secretary Of
Var to the evil arising cut Of The u h0lasale
'mTressmant Of provisions brought I" the city of
Richmond, and asking :orbearanc- in the prem
is s.
MI. ROBERTSON said he kner no necessity 40
Irgent "a some INN d;a.e meaSrrn TO bling sup
pile of provisions 10 ti~ citv Here scarcity AL
ready existed 10 an extent alarming to cantem-
,riaie and Was daily increasing. Unrcliered. il
threatened snon 10 exist 20 nj extent tha. might
he attended with the most depl"rabie cotse.
Grenre:. both 81 distress ard disorders inc;isrtt.
suffering for food. Hunger WI. we'll lrl;ened
10 the wolf. II WAS nav. indeed. hut f whtlp
hs ya', we Int heard its iaint cries from the
novels and denS where i was horn. l. fed and
ihrived on what en:rebl"d all els scarcity. l.
waved sirni Q on what destroyed all other cr"a
urrs-ties;ituticn. Il became Il monster. fnirib!r
and dangerous in proportion 10 lis growth. and
con'd not be too soon stiA"d II had heeu al
really too long neglected Further delay IN de-
stroy il would be iall Of disaster. There was no
reason why there should be scarcity in tire c-
ties or anywhere Ii ~ " holly az; friaI II was
want in the midst OF abundance. Our crops Of
breads IT'S and provisions we're never more
plentiful. never. h. believed, larger in proportion
to The public wants Local suffering was the
result of stoppage OF circulation. The whole So
luton was they didn't cnne to market. One
main cans.. ic was sure. WIS that indicated by
the resolution-the fear Of iIm~pTessmrnt. unless
rric-s weE.. submitted 30 less than the Owners
thought just. The fact Of such a belief Was ro-
'ori'ns. The resolution in 10 way charged thc
impression /" be wei! founded. or Gr' urded upon
it nnv impeachment Of the Scr, .ary's po.icy. 1t
confined Itself IT, a mere statement nf an opinion.
which, in the Judgment Of the House. was pro-.
ductive'o OF most serious mischief. which il Was in
Ia. power ofthe Secretary o! War, ard his only.
TO remove. ard asked him to 10 it. That l." as al!
The resolution was passed. and ordered to be
communicated TO the Senate :Or lis concurrence.
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SMf,FT .Nn, STOCK, CUor. &c.. N

SAIR IF lam, sTSt X, CEap. sr.. IN
~ Mcrklcn5u q, Vn.
Is LG 1" III" er.rc cf TIE corn.ry I tmyr . y yr.u.l
20 'ell Ey nj ~ Prb'ir IL ~ IL o"r ~
10th dHy OF November, 1863.
Thi- 'si hts hem rcngy r-;tl.d ri +, Of ,f Is
land FOR coli va lr 're.h srd yer, r,Gurt
th- 'f-c' c0nfE rs I6J a TO-, " ! 81 ter q r. rr 70
Mech eubsTg C II ~ six u y Ef'b Of III COM; ~ rr
ard s6jon , K The lcnds c. Pc Pu-y" : and ih--s.
The " Ir"t N" - r. u, - ~. g., { ,abi-.
Art g sar'- time " Ill 30 aid all HE c:o. TT cs &,
on ''e p ant 'h"n.
t-S-Whl copy.
mv22wt Rf~IiaSD r.'pnTr.
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TAXING TOBACCO.

Mr.. DICKINSON. from the Committee on
Confederate Relations, made a report on the
communication of the Governor, relative to
the taxes on tobacco in The public warehouses.
The Committee concur with the Governor,
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by Thomas w. X cs"c. .Aucr
OFFICE CORSks l2TH AAD rAnY STREETS.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met mt 10 n'ci0rk.

The House met Mt ~ "'c'0ck.
\ joint res solution wis received fran the
Senate ard PASSED. directing The keeper o: II e
rolls to cause 70 he rGh!;GiNd in r!e or NOR
# the city papers the act entitled AN act
r)r the relief OF the INDECENT soldiers and sail
rs Of the State III Virginia, who have lc.n.
n nav he disabled in-tha mil t!ry ~serr;ce.
md the widows and minor children # sol
li"rs and sailors who have died or may here
tfter die in said service, and of the indigent
antilles of those nnw in ~s"rvice"
Mr.. CRncxETr offered Il resolution that n
Special Committee he appointed with instru.
ions to prepare and print n bill providing for
ne enrolment Of all white male residents rf
he Stale between the ages of Ii and IS years,
- such n manner as to distinguish those be-
ween IL and rs years from all others so en-
"rIled.
Mr.. CROCKETT explained that tho object OF
he proposed bill. which might with due dill
,onre hn passed TO day, was sim"ly to In,
&C foundation Of ac' lion on the subject Of tn,
militia for the winter session.
Tie resolution was laid on the ralle.
On motion Of MIR. BnULDIN, the House tnol
recess until eleven O'Clock. witt: Il view o.
mailing the Speaker to sisn tie bills passed
md enrnlled at this session.
At eleven o'clock TIE Session was resumed
Wtnn
The SPEAKER announced tho iuliowing Com
mitfec on Invest. atom, Correspondence, an
"p"rt on the {, nditiOn Of tho currency :
Hessrs Bu ORD. WILSON If lie Of Wight
'eASE, BURR, EDWARDS, and WIL.oS Of Nm
TX.
Mr.. BROOKE offered 4 jnini resolution. wh;c|
~aa a .rePd 10, that the Join! Committee ~
'llt have leave to repart further at the neg
cSsion Vt the General Assembly.
Mr.. Burr offered n resolution directing I'll,
'.nnminee on France ~ ir1uirr int the ex.
.~eiirncv g: amending the Code in relation T.
rnt and fees 80 i've paid to rrrprictnrs Of to
haro war"hnrs"- and INSPECTOR. Rejected.
Mr. UAyNnSn. of Marion, offered n rcS0lu
ion inatructing the Clerk 10 nrcrare and rre
.erre Il calendar Of: hills and resolutions ar
heir first. second and third readings. AM fur
nish tie same p'in,cd, 10 tho mem e's IF th'
louise Of Delegates, on tie 1,h Of Deccmbc;
'ext. All pied.
Mr.. BuRwELL rres"ntad Il serins Of r-snlu-
inns. returning the. thanks Of the House TO til,
speaker, Clerks, S.rsaaTr-at Arms. Door
;aruers and Pages. and 70 the NJ rist"rs oi the
Gospel wFr, have o~ficia'ef dnriu. the session
III or viii n w"rr unanimously adopted.
A few minutes before one O'Clock. OF motion
If Mr. JONES. the S"nnt- vas informed nc the
readiness on The part of the House to adjourn
Sine Die. The Senate responding in similar
'erms.
a motion by Mr.. R~iCnARnsoS, that the House
10 now aiinurn. being ai"p'ad.
The Speaker, (Mr. SHiFFFEY in Il few appro.
DriH'e remarks. review q the Session. returned
hanks to the X rus fNr i's ~cnnrt"sr, and formal
" announced III" adjournment until the lib day
nf December next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-03

Official: JOHN WIrHERs, A. A..G.
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'LEGHANY SPRINGS FOR SALE.

Oct " IS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
Southern IIlu.trated News.

Tho number for TIC week, eldng December 2sh,
has been iurni he'd US in advance Of publication. Il il
printed On excellent white paper contains likeness OF
Gsa Pembertop which ia Gaid 10 be very accurate and
large illustration Of Miss Bradjons great novel, Flea
nOr's Victory" which competent artist pronouncss
equal TO the reprints Of the English cuts which are found
m toe Northern edition of the novel in question. "fhe
Little Countess" by the author of "The FINANCE of a
Poor YOungvMAn," is CONTINUED.
The present number closes the volume of 1888. The
propilstors justly claim stainless purity in all their
contributions and selections and sndeav1r to pro-
mote tae growth Of Southern literature by system OF
fair aud liberal compensation TO ali writer's. In the fu-
;ure, The Rss' will be printed handsome book paper,
and the Il volume will contain the illustrated Prize
Story, for which 81 600 paid Simultaneously with
the completion Of "EsAnos's Victory" in the NsvS, it
will be printed in book FORM for the ben,f of those
who prefer to read the story through without stopping
We are informed By Messrs Ayres Wade that tbs
hss number of 'The Confederate States Medical and
Surgical Journal" will appear next week. Is advent
viii BE- looked for with mucl interest
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Wanted a Committee.

Il competent Tor the House 70 appoint Committee
Of Perambulauoni The duty Of said Committee shal'
bs TO walk from Rockets TO Wndsr Hospital, along
Aain street, tAen 70 traverse Broad street from Camp
Lee to Chim6orazo then to exercise their pedal pow
ers on Gary and on eve stree; where any bust
uess is transao ed They shall walk up one SIDE of the
stree. and down the cher, max ng two trips to each
tres,. They shall walk slowly and devote not less
than two weeks to their duties By day and BY night
ttey shall W. TX, and walk with their eyes open. The
oumbe of the Committee shall be small and their az
pontment shAI be kept secret Their walking ia to be
done in manner which shall MOI attract attention or
excite sus D zion as to their object.
That obi ct shall be TO Wait each aud every one of the
myrsds of bar rooms eating houses, slop shops, and
the Ike in the whole city and suburbs including Nan
chester. They are 70 count the number Of aoe-boded
en in each shop and report the total to the House
They are to say whether, to all appearances these men
are not able to do military duty. An inquiry is then to
De instituted not by Gen. Wnders Officers, but By spa
ca officers appointed by the House. to ascertain how it
ia that these msu whose business will contend
Is essential 10 the welfare Of tie country, but injurious
to III are AJang behind their counters in Rich
mono. while thousands upon thousands of naiVe-bor
South m gentlemen serving privates 10 the army
ana enduring the untOd hsrdships Of winter cam
Oaign, or, what is Little worse camp life ia mud and
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE OF LAND.-On

~ sArU1DAY December 96h, 1853 In pursuanes Of de-
cree Of tns Crcu county E SELL ~ pubic
austen he premises me tract Of Land belonging 20 NE estate
% BAAey shumate- -, a.. - ~,
mbsrsd and le Watered and In good condition
ne buidg sace ent anc comfortable, and
hs sncng s0O3 There good orchards the
fArn and The whole Aa hhment Il vel appointed and kept
II about twelve miles from Stanton hof
fts branch, adjoining The ands OF james Byer Wm Howell
and other aad convenient % churches, mn1
Asou been seeded 10 wheat which viii sold a.
ne Attention Of purchasers Invited 70 t property really
yaiuA and desranla
flan fh properly purchased a. sale under decree OF
IS 500 Of he chase money FEMALES
% paid fooEs; 1880 20 March, 1854; 5000 ON &
$500 21 March, 1865 the whole bearing
ntsrest until pad These paymenis must be met y ne Pu
ohassr he satisfaction q the Court The resduecf tne "
ohAss money he Paii in haad the sey or may pc
kspI on paid In tqu inualment, divided a. me
he other a. the purchaser choose FOR
he paymanls de In Court the purchaser nu give bond
and tscay, and the Le viii be resned until ne payments
Ars nads, JOSEPH 3. sHUaAfE,
derA-e a Commr
Roekinghan Register and Lexingt1n 6aEstts copy and
ga o
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Gen. Hindman, 1t is understood, will take Aommard
of Gen. d. H. Hills corps.
Auguaa county, Va, has furnished less than four
bund. cd substitutes.
Miss H. N. Cobb, of Madison county, Mississippi, has
kDis and donated 20 the soldiers 20 ps of socks 80
pairs OF gloves, AID made aud giv,n 10 shirts.
Three or focr hundred refugees from Memphis have
arrived a. Granada ki4issippi fleeing from the order
Of Gen Hur bat pressing all able-bodied men into the
Yankee service.
Ger. Clark Of Mississippi, has issued proclamation,
il SAID Cd ing upon every iofegeer in that State, abe
to bear arms, to sarol himself IL army.
Gen. Clark has also Issued proclamation that Nissis-
ppi Treasury ot,s OF 1859 vii b. rsdeemei in spell
Oh presentaton.
Thc Ford. Legislature has passed bill nni Ing
planters to one Of cotton TO The hand
Ii coln has appointed OK Congressman Casey Military
Gossrros oil Mississippi.
Lynchs warehouse, in Lynchburg has been sold for
Sla7,Oso. s 81 - lll43 - esa's.-e1
,-..r 4 tsss
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MARrLAHDxss AND Local DETESsK.-R 8. FiGey, Q
AArylander, So years Of age who had gone to North
Carolina to stay until this cruel is over" was or
dered out recently TO do service in the Home Guard At
Ashvie, North Carolina He refused, arrested sued
out writ OF habeas CORPUS, and the following was the
result: M.
The Chief Justice decided that Finley Is not amply
foreigner, who is here like an Engishman FRENCH
maa but he is aIen enemy" here BY permission VI
Government and MT liable 10 military service. Ac-
cordUg 10 his construction Of the establishing re
Home Gusrd he thinks thai an Englshnsn or Frepch
man who had resided here Tor thirty days would be
bound to serve but citizens like Finley, who alien
enemies, "resid ng among by permission Of our Gov
ernnent csnnotby any but unequvoca words be forced
into mes to repel invasion and Il is to Do ere.
sumed a. whenever their presence supposed to en-
danger the puolc safety the permission " reside here
will DO Withdrawn, and the government will require
them as alien enemies TO depart"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, Dec. 10, 1888.
SENATE.

Prayer by the Rev. J. Z Edwards, Of the n Z
Church.
communication from the House of Delegates, an
ncuucing that the House had agreed to the amendment
of the Senate in toe bill increasing the Capital Stock OF
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad slso that they
have passed other bills which have been reported In the
House proceedings.
A Joint resolution from the HOUSE. instrucdng our
Senators and requesting Representatives in Con-
gress to vote for bill paying cavarymen for the loss
OF their htrses when 10 service and for furnishing the
troops ratio sof tobacco taken up debated at some
length and passed-syes 81, noes o.
communication received from the Governor
reporting the number Of persons be had pardonsd dur
ing The list year. aad his reasons therefor. Laid on
the table and ordered 10 be printed.
BILLS REroRTED.
Amending and re enacticg Chap 2ls, of the Code Of
Virginia, recognising the fehi.entialy.
Providing additional appropriation to the Virginia
Military Institute.
A bill to provide for employment in the public SER
vice of free negroes who may be convicted Of misdemea
nor ,tr
Bills on the table we're advanced stage.
On moton, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
PAPER As \ PsOrroroR AGAINST COLD.-rhl pasr.s

PAPER As PsorEcroR AGAINST CoLD.-Ths Tasr.es-
ton Courier says: .s
Many friends who have tried the qualities Of paper a.
co geiing and additional protector against cold and
exposure the wind and weather, report most iaVof
ably.
Two folds Of newsI aper in the shoe are equal TO q
good cork s)le, and preferable as not eIposng the
Wearer equally TO cod after use Persons suffering
from iabinty cold in the chest throat will find t
oeleHe al in trying weather ID sheet Of
paper between the inner and outer shirt or garment.
Paper lsggngs have also been i.d with advantage by
many who suffer about the ankles legs. The seek
and DRIVERS will conveniently retain the paper in place.
Two fol is of paper attached stitched the thin
nest sheet or coveIlet will be found equal 70 god
blanket
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AND FOR SALE
100 ACRES

Ths Land les In Buckingham eounty, abortT miles N NON
hs and miles ron HErdSeksVHe where here IL
roOa brdgs james RVer iurnsh safe and durable
ssceli 70 the canal
ns parcel o. this Lind Les upon either SIDE public
embracing function Of me roads, contains about $50
AcreI se1rabe snaila for merchant, anc Of
az khd professional about % Acres cleared,
cabins, oreharcs, &C $500.
one raet Of 200 Tor desired SO % good Building Of
Lor. ed with good water for
ohnsy bssudu Ee Tor Grist and saw NIL with an Aean
dance 81 unbsr oniag COED uaion for euiion Corn
Nh and by nsture the erection OF dem
Zoe balance Of ne Land 10 original gos "a and % beautifully
further description unnecessary ~ these Ehng 70 by IN
Wg8 ne land FkhhA L. FAHisSVt
IAaroG, NJ Vince, Buckingham nosl-ea
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19
AxrcDorr OF Gov. WArrs.-The Cuff City Home

AxEcDois OF Gov WArrs.-The Cuff City Home
Journal says: Wnen Colonel-noW Governor-Wsus
was passing h,olgh this city with his regiment, the
18th Alabiua route from Pensacola to Tennessee,
his military sci. of Confederate gray from wear and eI.
pOsure lad become considerably rus:ed, and was Of
very dsub.ul color Perhaps 1t was, that seeing 3
great many oeeIs in ne uniforms, all untarnshed Dy
exposure and camp service and uneIceponabe in The
pelish Of Ii buttons ana gold lace pu, INFO mis- h al
that b, oUgat to get him new suit. We went with
him to place TO exam,ne material, but after looking
around awhile lie changed his mind and went away
without purchasing for, he sad. his old sut would do
awhile lorger and his mother making him suit Of
jeans There was q noble mother of noble son, and
Doth worthy examples TO their respective sIes, Of
patrio :ism, industry, economy and mplciyN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-19

SHoDpY.-The Hartford (Jonhecsicot) Post publishes
an article on 'Shoddy," which, it says, comts from
ooe of the fret business men in COnnecasat," We
quote from it the following: 'What Is shoddyf Shoddy
Is old worn out unfslled WooIen goods, made Of slack
twisted yarn, picked to pisosS by machinery specially
adapted to the purpose IL Is mixed with wool OF longer
brs and staple and when carded together can be spun
ner or coarser according the proportion it bearS to
he new Wool making the compound. No small portion
of per centAge Of shodiy be thus mixed VIII new
wool and made into yArn fit for either warp OF Wool or
yarn for knit ng purposes. Mungo is another me Tor
ola and worn out fine felted goods and broad clio a
clothes picked to Iieces ia the same II the
Huer atic e and whenpropey prepared can be w. rked
ato theI finest black othes be found in the rke
very large proportion Of all tbesAnet in the mar etti
moro or less impregnated with shoddy The Fame may
be said of hosiery and Stocknet goods 1t Is CO -
ousptIy worn by the many, and those who do not rs
il on in one form or another are the favored few"