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nj ;s.s han three months.
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r,"n.h:. i've dollars. N spbscrip siou
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~. :'s, nave been ii the habit Of receiving
=. -. -. navc- Nil no stopped in all cases
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w.. =. IN &c without the paper must look
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!
hsr, wa eo;i.sneiif the bccsiioa 70 inc rs,srici
"'fension ef ihs put..e. ~ ,i.o subject, b, re.
;r':on o. ypuag nc! 20 the Church" y iich tho
distinguished sc'uT' las selected. a 70 ess ,u-
pfcp:ihtt ioan 1t is piii If cs an: Wits! i.,.sr-
'sn2e: Cor asy TG: 10 Tonrs uen &C ,t;,, cur
"luFe';ns country, be called the pir6tql and c.n-
trai ei"Inentin our moia and national character
and hers III this city, the metropolis OF urr
to""G nation. where s. many Ct them are co;:.
RrTgaien' 1t Is meet that every possible e1er,i.n
shIulh Dc mace to establish. strengthen an1 s.i,
'!a them IN high moral STA us. In times ,;l,.
ffnSs, When sVents so Tuomert.u, f,.f,w ,rri,
other i'll such startling ami rapid succession yErn
every element OF power and stability which or,
young nation possesses is being III, j il = cln.i
bis seven times heated" which. o. its clements
seems the very Keystone" CT that u;rh
WHICH shall span iEa abyss ia;u which or
enrmics would sink us. aid wii.h the very
basis of ur naio@al Cdtce, s:,5rs ,lnu the ycu,h
o; orr land: Hence, We conn.cni liz. tcrurer FIR
the selection ola theme Il. this Time poruIiariy an
propriate, resulting. it must in giving III iirpe.
tus 10 n proper and sober realization q thu npor-
iant pant witch "uf young mcn must take.in tho
great drnma If heir country's i:ual aud eivrisus
redemption. We car bur hope that The orcssiu.l
may receive such m orGtiou from the public ..
:iht the noble Institution. constituting 81 !. does
ban! ami brotherhood o: devoted istim men,
;ider whose auspices this Courcc OF Lccfu--s
have been i:ialg"rated. will be 30 encouraged in
their leeds AID llbors of love rs TO stimulate md
energise them e"cn yet more in contributing 10
the n-nts instruction, thu moral elevation and
material advantage Of The public.
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RELIEF FOR. TIE POOR.

At an informal meeting of gentlemen 9.
tue residence o: Snn. jos. r. Anderson. or
the evening of the 18th of November, 1853,
Gen. anderson was appointed Chairman, and
John l.. Bacon Sc rotary.
Rev. DR.. manageable stated that the o!iccS
of the meeting was to form 4 society f r the
relief Of the poor in the western suburbs Of
the city, including Oregon Hill, Sidney,
Screa,nersvilie and the western portions of
lIcnrico county. After discussion, thc expe-
d:ency and necessity Of such society was
unanimously agreed upon, whereup,n it was
Resolved, That The Association shall bt,
called the "Syi,Gy Relief Society,"" and it wa.
further rcso!ccd that the object of this So:ic-
ty is to provide, rs far as possible, h. TIC pur,
chase Of provisions, 'to relieve the poor and
suffering Of the western and norihwcstern
suburbs CT tae city, nnd of the western part
oe tine county Of Ilenrico.
fEe meeting then proceeded to elect ofi>
GERS for tie S"c;etv.
General j r. Anderson was unanimously
chosen president cf the Society, andMr. Is i
ling W. luxall, Vice President. Mr.. Isaac
davenport, Jr. was elected Treasurer, ard
Mr.. jaime, l. Maury, Secretary.
Ga. motion oF Rev. DR.. Minnegerodr, il was
|. Resolved, That the Sydney Relief Socie.
ty will raccha'e provisions, and distribute tho
same, on TIE same principles which govern
similar associations in other portions Of the
city and county OF lIenrico.
,. Resolved, That the treasurer be autho.
rizad 20 receive Of the authorities Of IIcnr;co
county the sum Of S222, SCI, l!rrady contributed
By ;r"n sr tie object Of this <ociriy.
3. Res lied. That the following named gen.
slcmer be appointed to solicit AMI receive
contributions for the same object, viz: Gcnrgc
g. Palmer, j. il, Tucker, Boiling ". llaxall
Dr.. Charles G.. Barrcy, Charles W. Purcell,
II F.. Z Easkeryil, NJ Ro>enbaum, John
Cmlos. VIM. Brccden e. B. Davenport, Geo.
TiA5erlnkc Mark Dowury. L. " G'aze!,r0ok,
Fleming Griffin Y. C Ta-dy Il. II Mau-y,
p. T Sutton, John Stewart. Garland lanes,
D. S. pclaniane, Peter LAWSON and John g.
Davis.
Mr.. George Timbcrla'tn, Brook Avenue,
having gencrousl y rendered his store as depot
Of the S c;ct.r, !: was resolved that the same
DC accepted.
Mr.. Gt?rse Timhcrlakc was appointed tho
Agent OF lie Soe;ety, for tie purchase. sae
and distribution o' supplies, under the d!rcc.
t!,tn Of tie Executive {, mmit;rc.
The President, Vice President. Treasurer
and Secretary constitute the Executive COM
mi:'rc.
The meeting then adjourned.
JosEru h. ANDERSON, Pres't.
J"HN L BACON, S<c'y.
NIB The visitors and their districts will
be given hereafter.
sa5-city rapers:pleasc copy.
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RICHMOND MARKETS

AppLEs-Si5 10 $50 Per barrel.
BhCoS.-Firm d. - 50 70 SO per pound, hog
70 md.
BrrTER-Firr at So per pound.
BEEswA1.-S :'a3i per pound.
BEASS-&l5 for tisck, $40 for white.
CHEESE-23 80 10 81 per pourd.
CnrFEE-$9 to $40 per pound
COR%-Sl TO SD per bushel, and scarce.
Corn MEAL-Sl5 TO SIC per bushel.
FLOCR-The market il entirely b.re-smaii
lots arrive occasionally, and IRE sold at so to
500 per barrel according to quality
HAY--Scarcn nj $l2 per 100 pounds.
Onions 30a35 per bushel.
POTATOES Sweet. SIP 20 SIS per brsAe.-
Irish $40 TO Sl2 per busiIel.
LTME-SI5 per barrel
LARD 40 tn2 80 pcr pound for small lots.
MoLAssEs-$ SIS 10 SIC per gallon; Sorghum,
$40 sig.
SrGAn-Bro*n, 50 per pound; Crushed, S.
to So per pound,
SALT-3j 10 80 cents per pound.
SEEDS Clover seed scarce. $50 per bush"l.
Timothy $l2aI6 Grass SIS to Sc. FlaSseed So
TO 81.
IaR-S25 per barrel.
TonACc0--The market is very Hcive, with
IN upward tendency. The demand for Msnufac-
turci is more active.
WHE.T-Murket entirely bsre-scarcely any
arriving.
FINANCIAL.
GsLD-$I1 50 to S'2 81.
S,LvGE-S9 50 to SO So The denaed i, still
ac,i-e.
There are 10 noticeable charges in the Stock
market
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TIE FRIryDs or POLAND Movtsc IN New
YoRk-The recent ovation to the satraps Of
The Russian despot, in New York, has stirred
che genuine blood Of tn: friends Of liberty, IS
they are determined to make demonstration
in honor of the down-trodden Poles. The
New York correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Inquirer says:
Some Of our Polish friends land we hare
many hundreds of them now have taken UNI
bragg. it seems, OF the hospitalitips offered 10
the Russian officers by the municipal auihori-
ties. In order to give expression to their feel
ing,, they have published notification in the
morning journals, stating that grand ban.
luet is about to be given by @ committee Of
citizens to the Poles now resident in New
York and vincinity, with view of manifest,
ing their sympathy with oppressed nations
and their adherence of tyranny by whonso-
ever practicsd.o The advertisement is pre-
faced with tho heading Liberty Liberty to
tho PROSTATE Nations"
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STATE OF AFFAIRS IN KNOXVILLE.
A letter in the Atlanta (Ga.) Register,
gives some particulars about the state Of affairs
in Knoxville, which are particularly interest
Ing just now:
The Knoxville Lincolnitos have no cog!i
dence IN the ability of the Feds TO hol3 the
place. and are making to themselves "Gricnds
Ct tie mamgon Of unrishteousness," Ey kind
and courteous treatment of the,Southarn fam
lilies remaining in the city-a course OF con-
duct which contrasts strangely with their saw
age demeanor upon the advent of their friends.
The acts of auch men as those who set on the
infamous Bill Douglas to cause the imprison,
ment of his own IA her-in>law, will be remem-
bered By our boys, and day of reckoning
vii. yet surely come.
The negroes whom the Yankees have cnticed
or forced from their comfortable homes ard
taken to 'Kno1Tille are reported to be in starv-
ing condition. Tho women and children, be-
ing wholly abandoned. nre wandering about
begging from house to house to obtain mouth
iul Of bread, to the annoyance Of the citizens
and to the great distrust Of tho old negroes Of
the city.
1.-The display Of Yankee bunting is che Of the
most noticeable features of rho place The
Stars and Stripes float over the Old. bank and
tory corner, and Baxter, Dickinson, ct ID o1ane
genus, roll up their eyes in reverential adora-
tioa ct the sold lag," as they did in the day
when And knott bid the ladies' To salute
their country's rag, the day when Trisg was
non est, and when Fleming was Uamosea and
he old fas came down with run and was
safely slowed away in Barry & McDan;oPs
ca La shnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

THE ABUsLs or THE iEPaEssEEST Law
Tho Charleston Courier" has tho following
facts relative to tho impressment Of provision,
in that State
While numerous comnissaries, post quar-.
termastcss, and other Government agents,
have been, are arc pracsicing gross abuses,
Expressing the people, merapiny the towns
AMI villages Of the State with starvation, and
bringing the Government into odiam, the
Government is also largely to blame for q
course Of measures scarcely less censurable.
Prominent among Government abuses is the
enforcement Of tho imp-cssment law while the
1.-THE OF produce tax is in process Of collection.
and the tithcs are waiting for the 1.-THE
gathercr and often waiting and even rot5ing
Tor lack Of his approach. In addition to this
information is constantly reaching US of delay
in Collecting or transporting Government sup
plies after they are purchased, and waste and
destruction Of the same at or nclr Government
or railroad depots.
On Friday last. Mt Bonneau's Station, OH
the Northeastern Railrrad, we saw govern.
1ent corn in process Of removal which had
been purchased and stored, and been under.
going wGsto and damage there, ever since
June or July last-both at the same depot,
and TT that near Monck's Corner We are told.
large quantities Of government fodder, par
chased in che vicinity, were suffered to be
was.ei, cattle feeding on it nd Hbiium, and
large portions Of i rotting and diffusing ciFsn.
sivs odors. In Upper St. Jnhh's q planter
still has in his barn, put up in sacks, 1920
bushels Of corn. bought and paid for By the
government in May lo:t-a prey to weevels
and ra.s-bocause TO ore has yet come for it.
We were informed not very long ago that at
Charlotte. y. c., one had to 1'i.lk for con.
siderable distance on bags Of government. corn
10 reach the railroad depot, and that hogs
were feeding on. it ad libitum. Surely such
criminal waste and abuses should challenge
the attention Of the proper authorities, and he
met by proper remedies. Without essentia!
reforms in the Commissary and Quartermas-
ter Departments like criminal waste will
attend the collection Of the produce o. 1.-THE
tax.
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QUAETERNASTER GENL'S. OFFICE,

rI,BE ouARTERMAsTER GENERAL hayisE beer
sr:hcrx, ii By Gssaral Order No. lac to district to,
Confederate States and assign ocrrS 10 ortro the sab
TO-. d Geld TRANSPORTATION n tie several dissrics an
rouur the loaing Inspocti"n bis'rcn: :,
tn. 1.,
I'd y stri.t TIE Snies of South Carolina Georgia. Flo
da ,hs, etct on OF alabama por:h OF the Tennrsrer v
or nra that section Of Tennessee east and iorth OF IN
Tennessee river.
Sd Dg.rlct That section Of Alabama south OF Inc Ten
mcgee river State OF mississippi tina: part OF the ht
o! Louisiana lying Ct tie m'ssssippi riVe- and III
partos Tennessee y:us westni thu TENNESSEE r1Ver
9Th District All tho country lying west Of tue his'h
s.ppI riTer: ,.,
Fleor Fl Gale. Inspector General Of Field Transpof
.ation win assign the proper officers to Gerry ont hs IN
uciocs o the said order and such rs nave oeet
already assigned by him are confirmed
Tor Colo will pnhllh the necessary rules and Iegu
Istions for the govs:nS en-! Of his osncers
A. r LAWToS,
.,or Of, Quar,crmsstor General.
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hToTICI TO FUILOUGHrD SOLDIERS.
~ The Alta iien Of al FH-oSgved Sold ~ !, called to
iii. fc'I--'rg :.nR q nere riders NJ, III.
A and G o. curreat cries dated Octobe- - h, 1883:
4 = 4
r Soldiers returning horie h;'lougA, c. reaching
PAGES w!ch tbry will p:sy dining fsrloIsh wall in
ued'nely report 10 he ntarest Eir,.' officer, WHO
viii keep re5iSer o. heir seI rptivs lis placer
whore stationed By w!oa :al!oush nss r.as,cd, and ihe
lime 81 Hach il er,.r.s.
The following 2n..s are selected IN this District ~
VII CHI fGr lon GinTs will In7'it fer ro ,-aon
pchtaoad City 4, Enrolling ohie,, Bank srees, be-
1--WE T.! h and I9ib.
lIe.rico count --IieHt G. Hsirs., BlroliaS ohcer
n, ~ f. Il Richmond, New Moth Road
Hanover -oaa,y-Lt ? Ea", HANS ship. a!la,
irDri AalsvsrCH
Remover couaty-I T C Bum7asr. Eesrofoo.,' Han J.
yer county.
Mas X n; cou,ry.-prsJC C.ri''Isn. Esrollng Or
crr 6 nj p! f.om New Kssi n. Mr. PexrmspI
oih"l-. f!nv coun.y--Prt = w Wlcsx, Enrolling o.
fc-r At his rs iiynce nsa. Charles C''y G II.
As.ic. AMI prompt c1npl. ncs wiki th. foregoing sr
FER will be CURED Of u, fcrloushed snd.rs r-n.oing
il this district John A. COKE,
NO st.ai- Capt and En- o~rer, Cong Dit.
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SENT. TO TEE PENIrENr1aRY -Sarah L. Sur
derland, an old Irish woman, eldicted for
stealing q coat, pistol, &e., from Patrick
Behan, was arraignethCor trial in Judge Lyons
court, yesterday, convicted and sentenced to
the Penitentiary for one year
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Receiving STOLEN GooDs.-Sam, slave Of
John Amber, Esq, was arrested on yesterday
by Officer Morris, charged with receiving two
watches and sundry articles of wearing appa-
rel, knowing tho same to BE stolen. from some
person unknown. lie was pat in the cage t,
await examination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

ARRIVAL or CONFEDERATE SURGroSs.-The
Confederate captive surgeons, l.ns expected
from Ike North, arrived yesterday afternoon,
at City poiut-o1e hundred and twenty.seyen
in number. The steamer brought, besides,
nine tons Of freight, consisting of clothing and
other things for Federal prisoners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

CoH7rStED.-John Conroy ws' arrested OF
Saturday last and brought before the Mayor
on yesterday, on charge of stealing 5000 in
Confederate notes, from Michael Kennedy
In the absence Of witnesses the case was con-
tinued till Wednesday next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

NOTICE -pe.tro, ed CouponB undn aud Ger
" tiHcntcs OF stock of the Confederate
Stntes of America:
ON the night If The 10Th rsp'ember. 1sS' when III,
building In which The cncrrs'. States CoGit room
4 d 4; r.tsls Office Destroyed y a'c had In my
draw-r in tho Narshas Office q Deputy Marshal.
cetiih atss ard coupons Aforesaid the desc pton "
which Il IN blows, TO wit. -
Confederate States Rec sered bond, issued In iaVcr
OF Ba.a n us8ud dollars, h ar ns feven PEI
cent Intel cs Nc 56u and dated the 3ls day OF July
lS6J :,
Cne o,h.r ed.rate sta:es Registered hond, saaed IL
favor of Eiza Msyo, 10. th.uaud dollars bcsrin
seven per interest No 1885, and dated the 3ls Day
# July, 1863
One oh.r Confederate States s:c-e6 bond, issued In
favor OF Mary Mayo, fr one thousand ooias oearhe
per c-n: interest No 3G2 ana dated me 3lss cay
o Juy, lss3
One other Confs States registered bond ssued In
iayor Of W Rass for thousand do!las bearing 70,
per cot ns-sct, No $685. AID dated TINS LIST dty OF
au: uS,S 1869
One Cunelerate state, Coupon bond Issued 10 favor
OF ~ Iass fiv ndred dollars, bea:iny &eht FER
1853
And Other Confederate States Coupon bond, ssued
IN favor IF Fw B.ss Tor Ave hindf, dollars, bearing
eight per cent interest 40 ass the sit day Of
April lSG3
were purchased by me- the 2s:day Of April 1865 ran
Il Mau-y s. Co. All OF the Abvve named Confederate
STATES K. gis,cred ard Coupon non5s when received
them lp:art sway in ny table d'awer In the MRrshais
oscc They ". r. under lock and key In tho drawer In
which placed them hsving possession OF the Key
hey in the drawer the syeing before the Tire
The table and ther fri.urc d"sroved by lie re
Thu advrr eu.nt OF tc * dsgrne ION. rs atore-
sad X ma N Goa: r.ni;y With tina Regulations OF the
or; s7crGy i. W. BASS.
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No.riTAL SCENES, AND INCIDENTS or THE
WAR.-A lady is engaged in writing work
with the above title, with the intention Of devot
ing The proceeds, when published. to the benefit
of sick and wounded soldiers She solici.s and
will be grateful! for briof and well authenticated
account, of personal adventures experiences, 81.
in hospital and camp life Editors wishing 10 aid
in this enterprise, will please call attention to il
Address "Hatron.' box S51, Richmond, Va.
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SENT ON.-.A negro, named Rahecea. sla"e
of John W. Wingfcld, was arraigned in the
Mayors Court, yesterday, on a charge Of
stealing dress and one shawl. She was re-
manded to Jail to await indictment by the
qrand iury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

HORSE TnEEF.-A young man named James
E. spicer wa, arraigned before the Mayor yes
terlay to answer the charge of stealing s-sorei
horse from the Confederate States. He was sent
on to the Hastings Court. there to be tried for
he nko
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ETiIlTE OK GROVE

ysTulTE OK GROVE
w CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
hare ietcTril,ed 20 op-n II: School, Inund,
S:n-n. 1Tuoawick county. Va the Int Socday In Ma
v.nIber TO be continued .1r 10 'uontbl
Tie neiSborho;;d q crV'!-rri very ene oae, irfel
lectnail-, m orally ard soci'!'?.
Each boy will he required 10 prrsea (up1. en::ro)
rarticai" of &c character trora bis o.ner TEACHER
70 hoy vii b. r:ceiver fer lcfI than five month";
BOARD can be- hai with Dr.. lohn Orgsin, or Mr. Peter
S,aiaback ri,.ip cue mile Of the schoolhoTse
TERTS.
BOARD n per month listis exc!ud-d)
Tuition 80 pc. srasioa Ct Ava months.
Address P F SThINBACK. Principal.
Edm1rds' S.cIe, Va.
REFERENCES:
Professors atkinson. MARTA and lIolisaaJ Hnmpden
Sidney College
Robert f Nenda. N S. Ednrnds aad others ratrons
Brunswick county, noV3 60"
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4 FURTHER Exodus Seven hundred yrr-
l:ec prisoners were removed, on yesterday.
from Bell Isle to Danville, where they wilI
stop during the remainder Of their captivity
Others are to follow them in few days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

STEALING BU7TsK.-Anderscn Inch, u nc
gro, was before the ',!.:5or yesterday, charged
with entering the racket,boat Relief" and
stealing tberef-,:n ffty-Eevcn pounds Of but
ter. lie was sent on for indictment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

The FIRST LECTURE, in the present course,
before the Young Msr's Christian Association,
will be delivered 4is evening, In Dr.. Moore
Church, by the Rev. DR.. Plat. who enjoys a high
reputation as an orator of unusual pouer-as
eloquent in matter AZ he is impressive in msn
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, November 23.-The,e was no
Smelling OF the city last night. The enemy
Kept up slow fire on Sumter. The number
OF riied shots fired Sunday was four, mortar
shells lt3, of which G3 missed. No casual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FRON GENERAL
BRAGG

The following despatch was received il this
city yesterday afternoon:
Mission RIDES. VIA CIIckAHArGA,
November %, 1862.
To Cen. s. COOPER, Adi't and Insp'r Gen'l:
Wehold al the roads leading into Knoxville
cxccp, the one between the Hols'c;n anil
French Broad Gan. Jones Cavalry might
close that. The rntmy's cavalry is almost
broken ur, and Wheeler has cut of his trains
from Cumberland Gap to Knoxville.
(Signed) BaAxrex BRAGG, Gen'l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

FsNIIH -sUBsCRlESRS have THIS DAY for:nec
4 a Co partnership uaasI the firm aud style OF
S.N. Davis & Co,
Eo he purpose Il c"nd Ic.ng an Auetioa ana C2nIas
Sor Busles> for The sas OF Ssroes They vii sell boh
ey and privately and promise 'ho!r best exeriion!
to rr..lno 4 the ipt-iesi either patrons.
Thar Ss!s. r. will Hc. 70. the present in the build
ing lately USED H. Stokes coIa-r CT Fran lin 'iEer
aca Locus. Alley.
They suic ie p:rOnass Of their :.ienas and til. PnS
lie gen. r.l!y.
Por.rrs always in attendance ct Ae va:ous depot
=. D. DAVIS
p,r,r.oao Nov o RiCHA RnoON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24

DRUNKEN WouAN.-Eiiza Pagan, bloated
looking Irish woman, appeared before tn.
Mayor yesterday, char cd with being drunk
and disorlerly in the street. She was ndaon-
i.hed to 60 and ain no more.
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.NTOTICE.-An persons hayi"g CLAIM or cmi n.
IL ars,nkt the estais Of Dr. Robert tpprrfon' ae'
ceased are re present them properly aussenu
ca,sd as deirs to d4iEssts tia estate In mo
possible time a. o. ASs 49,,
20 s2--c41 ANN y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-24
C4s7Lrp.-There were sent to Castle Thun-

ClsTLED.-There were sent to Castle Thun-
der, On yesterday, ore Dr.. j. IL. Fulton,
charged with being Yankee spy, arrested in
the Army Of the Rappahannock; one Captain
Thsodore Perry, charges secret for the present,
and the prisoner allowed the privilege Of
separate apartment from the Common prison
er'" and John Wilford, charged with running
or slaves to the enemy
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THE CDNN0>HFAi TIL GF TiHGfNIA:-
L 10 tae -hr -ia OF che County Of i!aliins,
GREETING:
wher"a. vn"aacy has occurred IN the representation
In the House ri Delegates irn;r TIE ccray o. Hal FAX
these are therefore tn Of the Co onHcnt 10
require ycu 81 rcier TO he held IN vrcr $50
c nr,y oa Thursday the S6,h dag CO November
.S6S, for a,Deleset- 10 i:il t'e vacancy - dr"sad
IL ,eslmary ~:ercn, witness, IirGH W. AHFFFEY
spsak: ile ~l:e Of Del-res 'a;s 2th day Of Ect"
her. A D., 1893 ma il the Sah year o. nc Crrrot.
u.a,lh HIGH " SUEFFEY,
Speaker - he !inuac Of Desga;vF.
Ev IN Speaker O, tn" 1!nrse Of Delegates,
Te.t~ TM. +. GORDON,
nJ; c.a. Erri: os the Hnrsc Of no 'rair