davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
ZION NORTHERN TIRGNIA.

Owing to the perfect quiet that has prevailed Stree
Z Rsht at Bealton on Monday but little Of further
interest that can be given to the public with prOprety,
vas elected last evening from Gen. Lees army.
We learn that the protracted skirmish at Bealton
originated from one Of our divisions (JOhnstOns en-
o1untsrug the Yankee cavalry while engaged IN col
Letting the iron torn up from the railroad during the
rstrOgde movement of the army from BristOe Station
large quantity Of iron that viii be made valuable IN
future operations has been collected and saved that
would otherwise have been nov in the enemys lines.
The body Of troops reported TO be at WarentOn
Jlneton Is believed 70 be SedgWiok's corps.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

hOUSE VI DELEuAIho
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Burrows.
Senate bill to p,ovide for the trial OF friendly suits
arising in counties in possession Of the enemy or threat
ed with invasion passed.
Tie House resolution appointing committee to wait
on the Governor and request him to make known by
proc smafOn the rights of the citizens under the in
pfessment laws and their OF procedure for lille
gal Cezuses of their property, WAsSon motion OF Mr.
PKETLow, taken up.
Mr. PRETLOW advocated its passage at some length
il opposed, "a an improper way of proceeding by
Me-. SHACEELToRD, whose motion it was indefinitely
poS'poced.
Ths Senates amendments to the House bill, providing
for the families INDECENT soldiers and sailors, were
taken up and disagreed to.
The bill for the cOmmuat;ol Of clothing due the
non-cOmm ssoned officers and prVates Of the Virginia
State Line, was taken up.
NJ PENDLET0N oil, red an amendment conforming
he bill precisely 10 the regulations Of the Confederate
Slates-aoWng soldiers &C the rate of $50 per annum
previous TO Oct ber 1862 $lS4 per annum subsequent
ly Tbs subst tule was adopted. The bill was then
EiCp ed.
Tue report o. the committee OF conference on
the militia BILL was taken up discussed and passed.
The report amends the previous report so as 10 e1-
clude the border counties.
The exemption bill occupied the attention Of the
House ill adj )urnment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
TEE PRESIDENT AT ATLANTA

ATLANTA, Oct. 2s-Pfesident Davis arrived here to-
day on his return from the West. His visit extended
Jackson, Miss where he addressed the people from
the State House. He returned via Mobile, Pollard aud
Montgomery. His reception everywhere was enthusi-
astic, and ovnced the part Of the people cordial
support of the Government; and cause. At Pollard he
reviewed Cawton's brigade of exempts, and received
one OF the most gratifying receptions OF hs whole tour
He leaves tomorrow for Macon and Savannah.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

GEN. DnmocK's FUSERAL.-The funeral of the late
Brig Gen. Chas DimmOok, took place yesterday from
St James Church. the Rev. DR.. Peerkin, rector, per-
forming the uGeral rites The profound regret of this
community at the loss sustained by them in the death
OF Gen, DimmOck, was evnCed by the large oOngrega-
ton in at St. James. The Rev. Drs. Hoge, Seeley, No
negerOde, and other clergymen were present.
The remains we're escorted to Hollywood Cemetery by
the 25ih Va. Battalion, Col. Elliott two Companies
from Camp Lee, the Public Guard Lieut.. Gay the 18th
Regt Va. Militia the lst Reg'e Second Class Militia,
Capt. LittelOns Company of Cavalry and a section Of
artillery. The whole column Was under command OF
Col T. j. E5ans, the senior officer present The pail
bearers we're Gents Ezey HuntOn and Winder, Col j.
c. Shields Col s. b. French, Major Taylor, and Major
Wilkins
Tire Governor and his staff and large number Of
officers Confederate and State, in the procession.
The Masonic fraternity we're also in the line
The procession was large one, and the respect paid
the deceased was marked aud deserved.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
--=7=
THE CIT Y.

THE SUPPLY HOvEN NE.-We regret to state that the
efforts of the committee appointed by the City Council
TO obtain suppl, Of food for this community have thus
FAR not been attended with success. Mr.. Garrett the
agent appointed by the committee has just returned
from visit to Louisa and adjacent counties. He re-
ports that the farmers in that section of the State have
nothing for sale BE will next visit the Valley-the
Goshe OF Vrgnia-snd it is to be hoped that he will
meet with more success in that productive region Far
mars who have any surplus edbles for sale should not
wait to be called upon, if they are at all disposed to
avert the fearful condition of things which tell them
ia all candOr threatens to overske long. What
VIII enemies think when they read such paragraphs
as ths-penned from of duty to this community
and to lhe cause. it is useless to minoe words; It
we're folly to remain SILENT when every day evil
denCes of an approaching bread famine in this city,
whilst within the limits Of the State It is believed there
food enough for all the people lot twelve months. The
population of Richmond cannot iVs upon ar, and
Viii st the majority would be willing, sure, to
subsst half rI:ons of bread, there is, at present.
prospect of obtaining this much during the winter
The bugbear OF "mpressment" cannot be assigned IS
reason for Withholding supplies from the agents of tie
CITY Council the Secretary of War having directed
sructiOns to be given to officers of the Government
charged With the duty of mpvessiDg supplies for the
g. my, NOT TO IMPRESS such supplies as may be pur-
clasei by the authorized agents of this city Let The
fmers thea, who have anything in the shape of food
T. spare, communicate forthwith with Thomas W. Nc
Canoe, E,q, Chairman Of the Supply Committee, and
negotiate with him the sale Of their products in order
that il may be brought here and distributed anoog
needy people at or below cost.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE

THURSDAY, October 2s, 1853.
Prayer b. the Rev. Mr.. Po'erkin, of St. James
Church.
message from toe House announced the passage Of
several blls.
The rules were suspended, and the Joint resolution
ratfyng the coutrsc entered into between the Chair
man Of the Joint Committee Salt and Stuart Bu-
Caanan Co. and Charles Scott o.. taken up and
agreed TO.
The Senate also passed bill making an appropriation
for the purchase Of salt repOl ted from the House.
By leave, Mr. PETERS introduced bill amending
the fence law Of Virginia relates 10 toe county Of
Washington Read and referred to- select committee.
BILLS PASSED
bill 10 amend and re-enact the ID 5th and 7sh sec
t0as OF ses entitled can act 70 provide for the pro
duction and distribution Of salt"
A bill 10 amend aud re-euact an set entitled an act
10 author the appointment Of inspector OF salt
hEssei March 30ih, 1868.
bill TO aushOrzs the sale and transportation Of salt
belonging 20 Ohm n. CiarksO0.
bill 70 amend and 70 enact the llth section of the
act for the production and distribution Of sas passed
March sOth 1868, amended BY the act passed Sep
sember ls.h, 1858.
INDIGNT soLDIFRs, ETC.
House bin Tor the relief Of the INDECENT soldiers and
sailors of toe State Of Virginia and The widows and
miner chldtea OF soldiers and sailors Who have died.
may hereafter die in said service and Of the INDECENT
families Of those in the service, Which had been
sent back 10 the Rouse With certain amendments by the
Senate and returned from that body, was taken up.
Mr. DULANEY moved that the Senate recsds from
its amendments.
The Senate refused 70 rscsde but insisted upon its
smsu dments and the bill again seat to the House.
Subsequently, the bill was cent back from the House,
the latter body insisting upon It's Disagreement 10 the
Senate amendments and asking for committee Of con-
ference.
VIRGINIA MILITARY nsrITUrL
A biz mskng additional appropriation OF Sl2 500
20 she Virginia Military Institute to suPplya deficiency
In tie appropriation, was passed.
BILL RKPOKFKD
Mr.. COLLIER, By leave, introduced BIZ authorizing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

KILLED IN DUKL.--Tbe Copeland who was killed in
duel near Atlanta, as mentioned in a telegram in
other column, formerly kept gambling house in this
city opposite the SpotsEood HOTEL He is native Of
Florida, believe, and has respectable connexions in
tkat State. Some years ago he clerk in one Of
the Departments at Washington, but abandoned that
position to pursue the vocation of gambler. His
Enlistment here suppressed by the police, and he
was under bonds to for violation Of the anti
gaming law but removed to the South, and forfeited
his recOgniEancs. The duel in which he was killed is
said TO have grown out Of some dispute over cards
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

FROM BAY ST. LOUIS.

PAscAGOULA, Oct. ga courier from Bay 81! Louis
says that 100 Yankees under cover OF the gunboat
Commodore landed at that place the 2Sfd, surprised
and attacked cavalry, wOunding one man slightly,
and Captain MARSHALL severely through the body. They
re captured four prisoners previously taken, burned
four houses, pundeTed the place. and carried of
nPurnaa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
MEETING OF TELEGRAPH OPERATORS

AUGUSTA, Oct 28.-A: meeting Of telegraph ope-
rsors held in this city the 26.h and q h nsants
preamble aud resolutions, and constitution aud by
laws we're adopted for the government Of an ssicca-
ton to be styled The Southern Teegraphic Associa-
ton" and the following officers elected Charles
A. CASTOR Of Mobile, President j. siason Clarke of
Charleston, Vice President; Oh rles T. Braes Of Au-
gusta Secretary aud f. j. sAvc, Of Meridian, Miss
Treasurer,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

ALMOST A SERIOUS ACADEMIA pistol in the hands
O an intoxicated officer was accidentally fred off yes
terday afternoon in the passage leading to the Amer-
can Hotel the ball passing through the leg Of an indi-
vidual's pants who ner by. As there was con-
siderable crowd in the passg at the time the wonder
is that somebody was not hurt CT killed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

sgBs1srEEoE-We give prominence to this subj ect in
the local column at this time because it is one of per-
vadng interest," and is topic of general conversation
Napoleon once remarked it is said, that 'he stomach
governs the world" There is doubt, much truth in
the observa ion but whilst feel the necessity of
spscDg the demands CT the stomach it is proper to
admonsh the public against regarding short aloraHee
as a grievance, whist We have before the example
of our revolutionary ancestors who, in contending for
their liberties were subjected to greater hardshps than
any which this generation has yes undergone. Let rs
restrain our appotes and elreunscribe indulgen-
oieA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

FtOuA-Itl Is reported that considerable quantity
of -four Ia now stored in this city, private account
the owners being unwilling to sell at present prices i
We do not believe tho report but many persons DO
the Legislature should authorize the City Council 70
send its police into every warehouse and hiding place
10 the city, with the view of asceranog what quantity
Of flour. If any, is withheld from the market.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

Tw6'As5OcIlTIoSs have been organized in Charlotte,
n O., as in many Of the cities Of the South, to boy
provisions The object of IS furnish the needy
Wib uecessres gratis, during the sin,es that Of the
other is to buy provisions sell to at coat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

HieH PHcEs ToE NEssOEs-At sale of negroes il
Petersburg, Saturday, a negro girl, II years old,
brought 3 ,760i negro boy, Is years old, brought
"a 600 aud another boy brought $4,000 Woms D,
house servants vent from A. goo to $500 each
woman, with TWO small children, brought - $50
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
TO MISSOURIANS.
L H.. nnrA &C Il ~ Al -.

A LII Missourisns east of the Mississippi river,
IA not service attached for tie pres
by Secretary War, the lst Nj souri, Brigade
commanded by Brig. Gen. r. ". OOckril
Those persons liable military duy included In the said
dsr VINO are Virginia. will report Immediately the
dertigled Damp Lee Richmond, where thy will be
ply provided forwarded the tad brigade poss Bile,
and bounty psid.
(Ooe In town Mr. Pesrces, Of Clay and 5h ss)
r. s. BEVIER,
4 Lieut.. Colonel 9th Mo. Infantry.
II. A. GARLAND,
Ledt. Colonel LIST Mo. Infantry,
vs. Officers LIST Miss BigEdr,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

BY GODDIN APPEgs0S
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNlM-
Il proved Real Estate the side OF lslh between
shall and Clay streetsAs Trustee in certain deed
Gown and suIan GOWN bearing date 2i Jane Is62 duly
corded in Richmond Hustns Court SHALL In execution thereof
and by request the parties Int crested public Oh
the premises THURSDAY oh November, 1885, O'Clock
NJ, II fair not the FIST fair day theres.ra part Of the
property conveyed by the d deed consisting lot ground
located above fronting "a feet running % feet
Terms cash h.'''' - ~ R. HOwsoN,
oC29--dd Trustee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

TsE WooLLES FACTORY near Shelby, Cleavelard
county, n. O. Was destroyed by Ere Wednesday night
Of last week. Oigin Of the IRE accidental. All the
wooden cloth manufactured vas sold to the Govern
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
NOT E

By Action Of the Council City OF Richmond establishing
board supplies, committee Of members of the Council and
appointed arrange Cor the purchase Of h es Of
pressng necessity sold citizens OF limited at cost,
for cash.
At meeting of the Committee, TOs W. Mcosnce appoint
ed Chairman Alexander Garrett General Agent for the pur
supplies, under the instruct Of the
Committee.
The Secretary War OF the Confederate States has directed
srucons given oceB of the Government charged with
the duty of mpreSg supplies for the not to impress such
supplies may purchased by the authorized Agents OF the
CITY the Of sucS OF the people Of said
city needy onieed able purchase for them
rates. and whom the intention OF the City
Authorities TO provide for.
Acting under the authority vested IL IT, the Committee will pro-
supplies and the distribution early possible
Duo notice Of the place Of drbu and fomulO TO
title citizens supplies will be given by General Agent
THos W. MooANoE,
oc2l-t3iinst Chairman.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
TELEG R HIC.
REPORT or tho Press ASsociatiOn.


Entered according 10 act Of Congress In the year 1865 by
JHAsHR the Clerks ONCE Of the District Court Of the Con-
federste states the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

NOTlCE.-Being compelled to discontinue
~ the Lumber Business, which fell the enemy's lines.
have concluded TO return profession
which carried for tweaty years successfully Richmond
ard e surrounding country viii GO toto any south
VIII undertake supernte for
TO M AXE myself useful and to make living.
Reference gvtn If required Address, Richmond, Va,
o.8l--Jts JOa VANTlEVFNTFR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

OFFIcEEs AND SoLDIEKs from North Carolina in the
army voted yesterday, the 2gh for members Of Cor.
gress while the people at home will vote on the 4h of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

TIE BROWNSVILLE CTxx,s) FLAG announces the arri-
val at that place Of Brig. Gen. Slaughter, accompanied
BY Capt Robert Scott and Lieut. James Battle of bis
staff
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

w AS committed to the jail for the city of
w Lynchburg, the 2sth Augasi, 1862 runaway,
boy named DANIEL lie feet inches high, brown
complexion; large feet has on his left shin has
Esrts Ills left hand, and his right hand from burp
claims 10 belong Mr. ffankin WoodA, from Macon &C.,
a private 10 Hamplons Legion,
The Of said slave hereby notified forward
prove popGy, aud pay all charges otherwise thu said
will be dealt with as the law directs.
V. G. HUNTINGTON,
oc23-W6W sergt City Ly nchburg,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

PERsoNAL.-We are pleased to have met the in
elgent and reliable army correspondent of the Rich
mOnd Enquirer, ('X y who is at present on visit to
the city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
FATAL DUEL.

AUGUSTA. Oct. ga duel took place Fear this city
this morning, between c. A. Reed, of Augusta sId R.
Copeland of Maryland. The latter killed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

RICHMOND CIacUIT CeURT.-The fall term oil the
chmond Circuit Court, Judge John A. Meredith pre-
siding will commence on MoudIy, I'd Of November, at
IL o'clock.
Jurors who have been summoned, and witnesses who
wei, recognized at the last term, will take due notice
aud be punctual in their attendance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
DUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES IN HAN

OVER COUNTY In compliance with a decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Hanover the undersigned special Commissioner WILL
on MONDAY 1s 2st day u December 1865 Gould Hill the
late residence OF DR.. VIM Neton, Decd commencing 70
O'Clock (unesst be very bad day IL be- then
the g,Sd day) SELL to high
Slaves belonging the estate Of saddecede men and
child, en-, over twenty IN number EZEKIEL S. TALLY,
oc23 ctds Comm'T.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

BY JAMES N. TAYLOR, Aucfloneer.
VALUABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
9Th street and four vacant Lots Joining fox lae at sne
ton.Wil be sold the premises, THURSDAY NoVsmher
5h at o'clock p. M the valuable Cottage Residence on the
wett side Of 9Th beyond Leigh street, occupied by Mr. William
Richie The hoEse has seven rooms and there good kitchen
coal house. 4s al In g9Sd order upon the LOT The lot
After the tse Of the house. will he four yaeans lots
log on the morrill, fronting about 30 each running bSr S
feet This property IS wen kno Sn that further dssernon Is
deemed unnecessary Possession will be given few days alter
the sale. " - ~
Terms made known on day OF sale
JAMES n. TAYLOR,
ocZJ-dtd Auctioneer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

EE- THE FUNERAL of the late Dol ADMUND KIRBY, Of
city, killed Chckamaugs will take place this (FRIDAY)
AZ ernoon at 81 o'clock from The FIRST Presbyterian CHURCH. De-
Moores
The friends o the family and members Of the Va Military ~
stue present the city respectfully invited to attend
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Il Hchmond, Frdecksburg aud Potomac Railroad Company
have declared dividend Of eleven dollars and fifty
share The capital stock Of the Company payable TO the Stock
holders or their legal Oh the lst Novembe s
OF the Of the Company during the gears 1885 1887
ls5s aud 1859 during eh dividends received by
the SckoeTs which have bsen recently recfved
from the Virginia Central and Orange Alexandria sroad
ocls-sS - ], D. WINSTON, IT,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

rERss-DA1rl year, 5000; months, slOoOi for less
pc iod, S2O0per nont-
sEauWExx1Y 1year SIS 90; six months, SS'N'
WxEKlY, / year. ST,OO; mOaihs, t4OO
Reraittances AZ the risk Of the subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

BY TH0s, w., KEEsEE, AUCIIosKEa,
ONCE corner Of 18th and Cary streets.
I ARGE SALE'OF' TOBACCO FACTORY
~ FIXTURES, LUMBER AND OFFICE FURNITURE FOR
SALE AT AuCTI0N-We will sell on WEDNESDAY MORNING,
November h, commencing at 10 O'clock Luber House,
Of TIN and CANAL Erses Factory Fixtures Ac
slsting In part Of
20 srrews
3 stem Screws
b. Lump Mills
h.. do do
os and los Lump Mills
Pot .'' do
4 hydraulic Re.Ainers
Equqi &c Boilers i large and small
Iron nkers, Levers,
Bands snd Blocks
4 orr pipes Of superior Flsvouring, years old
NailI, Once Furniture Lumber SO.
PATTERSON WILLIAMs
Sale conducted by I. W. KKEsEE, Auet. oc29-tds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

TEE RIsHr SPIRIr.-ThroughOut South Carolina =
rule is very generally observed which is worthy of mi
taton Soldiers families supported by the several
counties but when they purchase corn the inVariabls
price to them is only dollar per bushel To reu-
gees who have lost their property the price s two dol
lars and bal per 5ushsl; While those relugeesWhO
either have secured their negroes have not suffered
severely, Tie price charged IS Eve doLIArs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

tls Common Council Of Petersburg to increase the com
psnGdon Of Clerks and Shsrifs Of said city for public
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

snssuE, whose papers are marked with Cross viii under
,h.t term OF subscription about TO expire, and viii
all promptly If they wish their papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

GEs. PIl1ow's CoSsCRIFT BUREAU.-The Atlanta Ap.
peal is informed by those most familiar with tie opera
tons Of the Colscrp; Bureau under Gen. Pillow, that
bu, for it the armies of Gems Johnston and Bragg must
long since have dEinded into insguifcance. Since its
organization the General has added not less tbau thirty
thousand recruits to these armies, besides almost
equal number Who have been forced into the service
we may say voluntarily to avoid CONSUMPTION The Or
yanz,ton of his bureau is now thorough and CON-
pete that it permeates every nook and corner OF every
county Of the States over which his jurisdiction eI-
ends 50 that there is escape from the vigilance of
his Of,es. Bsaides the oOuScIpts all deseTtars and
sragsers are thus gathered up and sent forward to
their commands so that the ranks regularly filed
up as fast as they are depleted by disease and death
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30

tsNEsr or Determinations hundred and lorLysi1 de-
erters arrived at Raleigh under guard from the Ves'
tern part OF Nor,h CSroaa on Saturday night. Gen.
Hoke is dOag good service in the West, aad We hope
tbe last deser.er will soon be returned TO duty.
Letter iron the o6sh n. Q. Regiment dated Wilkes
bolo. tie l9ih, says
I'VE sent of l46 6eserters and eonsor'pis on Monday
and Tuesdsy and viii send probably 80 more tomorrow
One Of our Captains caught Is iu body few days ago.
They belonged to a Virginia RsgL and we're making
tler way home from Ri. ggod, Geo., where thsy de-
serted I. was aoou. 30 miles from here where M
Wood6D. With couple Of doz,a Home Guards, caught
SO Virginia1s lot long since"
A letter from the same regiment to the Fayetteville
Observer ssys;
"Siaee last wrote you, We have sent of some $50
co-scrip,s and tese,ters-a,Out 80 yTgnisrS mostly
from B,sggs army, aud South CaIOiaian', among
them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-30
AUCTION NOTICE.



By ROBINSON. ADAMS 4 CO., Aucftosrsss
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
or AANU-FA OF URBD TOBACCO,
BLOCKADE GOODS AND GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION.
IN FRIDAY, the 3Oth inst, at 10 o'clock,
l4sY packages Manufactured Tobacco
90 % Ids smoking do -
COCO ID. bales ohicora d.
Blockade Goods
s2o dozen No. 10 Cotton Cards
cases sLadiss', Missss' and tllarsnh winter
cssss Tanners', Curriers' sni shoeu.lSt.,-
Tools, eomprling every article nscsssaIy
Also
With variety Of grades Of
sugar, 10 hhds. bbls, bags and bores,
ALTO
Agensral assortment Of Groceries VIII give particulars 10 cur
ALSO AT PRIVATE SALE,
elegant Diam md Riags (nee style setting)
Parties desiring to contribute to viii please send In
OcT RoBINsoS, ADAMS 4 60.
ALSO .
fessh lot q Blockade Goods received this morning
Wooden Shirts
SPOIL Cotoa
Envelopes
sote AID Letter Paper
Cashmere Gloves
Gaps and Hats
Also
! elegant Ladies' PARA Cloth Closk
sets elegant East India China Dining sett
close Family oarrsgs
set Harness L match do
Also
liO X boxes Grant "iliana IS and So old svss,
Oc2s ROBINSON. ADAMs q co.