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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
PrrrarLyIsu O. e. Va, Jas. u. i'SS.

NUIlCE 10 ALL CUNUEi.NNU.
HAVa n Adirlsh ator With the will annexed q Geo.
w. johnson, deoh (sse OF n ,oun pAnrlio, Frft!a7j
hzhousand six huosl AID Twelve d5ds:s, bolcbglS 10
tha children OF RS cocesssd ssot SIR, Jana q Boro,.
IAsSsbJ psss Sic children NJ the sait AIs IArt H.
HddME seeased tb, money Aforesaid Will DC .S'd
10 them Cd sp.caic any o; then toer
proportiouAb. par Of he amount Aforesaid sPon sIesH
Am ipfsr Cd the children OF Mira lane H. Bio1nf, De
eeased Tennessee, Keuiuciy and psrhtbs cihar
w4stsrp seatos.
usALEAE D. BENNETT, kdmf,
NTH the Will Annexed Of
y.b l-dS. Girorpr ". Jonoson. deceased.
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TsdE. maGN0GFA.,'
iS!if! vii be no Issue Of tho "ssgrolR" aat1r.
T. day ns,t owing srra-g'nens recPs,sry for the L.
Ct The d, uhr-see. Agent, ~
Der, uhnI pil Commerce Or vr hsiuranJ foil .slng
".rh. 81 tie S"isrged 'Gsgr ola RIO huparSc sub
sorr,ianf - Fer a=Epa. So Tor cnptha. Adars.
rau"lIll0Es " a4Gi:.1IA WSERLY."
FEB % ST. uisbrnsns, W.
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TELEGRAPHlU NOTICE.

rH7Hg TfLEGSsPI COMPANIES hsv, determined &
4 tGo:d 10 sh dnsbied discharged soldiers, sri
youhs properly recommended who may desire l. tee op
l'nrtuny 80 acQu0nt hemaayes With the at Of Tse
gruphius with view 10 glve them positions Operation
upon the he occa,ioa may require the.r serv.es
Yer this purpose extra Instruments viii he pus sp II Of
ices mnS' sonVeGiont to tho appicsnt. End instructor
will o- furnished x,shou: chsrps
sor further particuara .ppy {, Mr. Geo, W. Rsdy. ~
viSi.n superintendent. or ry.eIi, Il; Richmond, Vs.
Ss,, 'G-d2~ a.R. D0NEtL, Gent sap't
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MAYORS OFFICE
F.spxaIcxsBUso, Feb. ID, 1908
,,,......s-: Nth ,ne so"vs te'oiqt0rs o. we ooon
oo,tutrs 10 tho Fredericksburg Belief fond are re-
:,.r- ..urss,ed 70 forwari thsir donations 70 me- q
,tt,r,., ns heck az cthe'Hee
'"' G"'' u. sLaudHTES, aaysr.
.:hTrs<spr.r Of PEedesicAsburg aehef sund-
gyA
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UeEaDENsb NprIGE.

NFFIOE skAilhED AND EOA%OkE f Il CO.,
wsi.nsr, =. q Eeb.IsEy IL, l,ts. s
tic D. Sctols Of the aeaocrd aod Eoapok: 9tl
( rcai Compsry hs,s declared dividend Of tire.
hc ger tie csplts sack Of tls 0rinpsa,
out Of Tie poits Jar the sl1 ,nd ending the 2lst
Jan iHt9. payable at the ohce OF The runaanri
Itrx.hnrE ud en:,..s Ai!I5sd Oonshy Ia the oily NJ
RIrhnoRn, snd after tina l:t day Of SRrch prozlmn.
h. II. CHIC.
Pet. If Tran
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24

lis following le;!sr, written by e Yankee
s'ldiaF, int which, owing 70 tie irrsgularity
OF the Ius'e. never reached its destination,
will gtys CIR readers Some idea of how the
emancipation proclamation of King Abraham
ID working:
WIHTsx QuAR7EAs 24rH Mich. VoLs,}
January 18th, 1863.
Ny DEAR SISTER:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sproIAL NoTI0E.
%. .r,,,e attention TO our large sale Oh
u,SuFAOrURED AND
GROCERIES,
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IL, ~ wNIssHAX has removed 10 ms
EN~, u,r Of Mr. Tcod.rd, on Grace street, r'd~sy
go Ga nt i,h on th- North side oufln. :se uHy
rn..t :. 81 -. %; eithsr u: LIS 1eloe-ce OF ~ b o
-. + ,,..,-. GEAR III baIlId House. Alter sea'
-. -, 4. a:r pInce. W. y hss 5e'iei 70 rs.ae
- " =. ,..,r.nI Feb l7--Strodf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24

AUCTION AND GON HOUSE
NO. IS AEEET.
lin the largo and COMFY nrehouse 30
long occupied by Asses, ESQ.,
H,oNSiGNhENTs Of Met al descriptions.
" for puelic or private coli
Especial attention will be ssa!a Of Hanufae-
tured Tobacco.
", ,nslI have pnhlio ss,eday.
EEMr q. BUR9Ess. Is, . Burress, kss
an interest In the busineNs
| feb le~-er6t VILE BONE.
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ppEE AND PEACR ERaNSY,

APPLE AND PEACH BRANDY.
have for ssls 90 barrel, Of
APPLE AND PEACH BRANDY.
Fars, Wishing t, purchase can sddres, nc st Go,an
vile, N. G. ". 2. ELEf.
zoo A-6tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24

10 AMI hs
lsght ana
e1. shsrs
| nd bal %.
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MACHINERY, BLAST FURNACES, &c.
T1IaE undersigned prepared to furnish specifications,
estimates plans In general and Working draviaZs IN
detail for AIrne Locot56.ys and Stationary Engines,
B1st Prrnsoes Rolling Mil, and Machinery Of Ill kinds
RETKss TO
ohax. ?. Collier, Eq., II. O.,
Suml b. Pau. REQ Richmond,
WIN. FxDcis, ESQ Petersburg, Va.
Ii. EAINtg Consulting Engineer,
y.o $50 Non, xosrsrJ Ala.
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AluuSeIncntS.
CHANGE OF PRICES.

THE Management "a compliance With rep a.o mp
0a DIN. due wae Ladies ~ with shts'action sno
rra,s. S.,oe5. performances. have de'ermlnei '" '>
See II. Orchestra seats, and the following
pplCE9 OF DIM 1851 N
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EJEHSsY E7HS' soy 81 s.s..
OTs7G privately my i:snS .. sod, iyS, AJ-1 Ia
OF Bg Lsa:oersood Greek. IL Henry ecnL:y. fer -:
u coska,pa, b. iaie srrsey,
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lhktstS"-% rDsi 3.AS'+.
3 :nlS U-suiigi PA II rGi dr"rHb d~-cr. w.s
s. s,ld ~ ~ Iubic aac;!sn 70 .ha a.hrs, y. 1856
foe CASH, at veg kerl q. A., - - l2h AaE &
mAaCI, Cha ters CGsr. d,y) IA pufssasc- g.: I'd g
ot tIs -,rrutt Hy DR.. Ed. orsAn, rry!Es GTesrrd
tee estd stie.
II traius r hundred aces az lard, txo.!ri. q"
WI ii has ur:n ce&rrs az !g'y iur:.yrJ. Is Gcr
very pr.du Te saue :; 4 'rT'sl Il IS @: T.G
81 tat ID S.l ednp.d 10 TIE sT%wF -. tobacco, ~,
snra: n:d .ts,
ithaI On II a gGo+ UWtLLlNG, With a'r -ocr,, ~ :.
ba rinsr', Sgr'hGT wn ~ s"cCsraS ut h-uN.-. u 80
"a healthy aDo tcarsOiH Le:shbsr O'o, II Nv h.n,
county, de .hicka honiipy I"aG fF0i3 h,ba-oa 10
Ill tGsburg sai :hi:iy miles fro eithrs q ho,. r,
SID ~i.i IT, lilies CT good lar G!bc tho Ghi, FL
" river.
It's e:csi!ent iOcsGoa for rry,'cion Who ma d.
sro 10 ua- rrsct c. Of lis pToiegdg- Wit -rGEy.
X. T. Lacy ,.,..
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By onler

lSisusdl b. COOPER.
ED 2O-iW AdJr and iusp'r Gen'l.
1-Whig copy one week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24

GToLlH from the Iron Safe In the asrt 0moe Of Orange
- cuenty three Suite Bonda o! lie 6.sto OF YE5'o:
One for 500, dated April sth, Is5s. SO. 2as.
oas for $500, dlssd Augsrt I7th 1856, No. No.
One for $500, dSted AnguE SEA, 1851, 10. SssS-
Al persons Irs cautioned against trading for The ssa,a
a. shAn nlke application for IeneHa OF tham a. tho
nronsr sma jobs W. ANDERSON,
Isn .vam Orange Oh. Va
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~,THE SECOND LETrCHE ~ THE s..o.
- al be delivered on THURSDAY evening next.
"a, w., ts at ~ o'c'osIs la the fsst pr-soy.ein a..
Cd ipr soorr,l BY tho Hon. J. L. u. ouf'S' 'i A''
=,
'.ri.gt-"sslFHcnY" ,..
IA, :, ue door, In. Eoei. xnd a. the soosasoso'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24

DIJNANuE DEe'Nc or VIsGlkiA
RIonxosp February 90, 1858
S%CHSD.CLASS MI LIAlA.-onSS "a
R&N 'n. ,.rouC.cIa,s Gdli,ia tn whom arms hAVo
.o..p.d for their r.npsoies BY this Department arc
80 ,uc.,:, /, islSsr the s.rs 20 ae ~ tae trgns
-f, sor.: h And Gary streets. With ~ hssis ee!ay
a. ro','-e., p ooGuLAN. ospssin.
T.: '.-'' Ordnance Dsp'uS Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
SECOND DEsPATcH
NORTg CAROLINA ELECTION.

RALEIGH, Nov. 6.---Tte election returns cone in
slowly Turner Conservative, is certainly elected over
Arlington, in he 9TH District. In the District Leach
lea Merle abOu. 600, with Dupn and Sampson couu-
tics hear FROM aud is thought TO DO elected-Samp
son county reported as having given hin majority
10 the I'd District YeloHby carried Lenoir, Greene,
Pit aud Wilson counties. Eigecombe aad Ea fax to
hear from. The contest is close. In the 7Ih District
Chatham and Moore counties have goIe for Christian
by three to one. Christian thought be elected over
Aahe, late me nber. Glmer is elected in the 9th Dis
trict. Nothing from other Districts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

STOSEwAIL JACKS AID RsuGIoS IN iHE Army
TIE Central Psesb loriAn Publishes sketch of the
marks made by Y. Mr.. Lacy from which the fOllOS-
ing to the immortal jackson, is an extract:
Alter RETURN from QUE Chaplains meeti Ga, Gen.
J.cksoa souli 81 nd for me, and in bis quick manner
would say "CoEe in Mr.. Lycy, and make your report
In response interesting statements he would say
"Tnats good; Ougn. 90 thank God for that" When
be saw Ge1. Lee a0u other officers come TO attend
pre- ching, it gave him great JOY. Among his liberal
conuibul On8 of money, It may Oe mentioned that he
gave $500 70 publish edition or the tract "OT
danger and Or DUty' cue Of the powerful pro-
dgcIUus jhat ever came GOm the peu OF De TnornwCll
Gent sal jackson eply ml ressed by it, Alter he
Sas wOund in his Ia BAT e hs love for the word of
God seemed gieG,Cr thsl ever. be (Ar. Lacy would
sometimes e,d eight or ten chapters him.
Here Tie R-v. DE-. Hogs being requested 10 state
what the Impression made N England by bis death
remarked 10 suhsiagca at Is 10 tie h degree
solemn. d, and f-etini; tJEt he not Oaly ad-
miied tEefe q gieu General, Dut loved q good
man; aud tERt-Ls death ismented Eth IKE
that winch belong % a personal bereavement Lord
Salisbury s.d be considered Gen. Jackson tic great
est nan cur country bad ever produced.
hr Lacy thea uag,d tie prcges- OF the revival ater
the death Of this em.neAt Iuu. About one thousand
sotiers Icsoe profession OF rel gOn in Gen Jaeksohs
corps while eLcaupCd abOu, Fredscksb burg and before
the amy vent INTO Pennsylvania Amid all che hin
draDces Of be campa en- there VA still geat interest
tots subject and wien the army returned 20 Minehes
ter t IEcIelsed More than too hossGHd have made a
profession Of religiou uisbia about TAO months.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 6.-The enemy was quiet all night
NOT single gun was fred. The firing was renewed
this morning. at intervals of a.haf three quarters Of
an hour. Another monitor came up Gen. Beaursgar6
visited Fort Sumter last night.
SECOND DEsPAToH
CHARLESTON, Nov. 6:h.-The enemy's fire to-day has
been from two monitors aud Battery Gregg at intervals
OF about fifteen minutes. Tse FIRE of Gregg has been
or ucpay directed against the Southern ANGLE and that
OF the monitors against the Eastern part Of the Fort
Toe falling debris now seems to aid in strengthening
the Fort From sunset Thursday to sunset Friday 4s5
shots we're fred, of which one hundred missed. The
casuat es to-day were tao killed. ten slightly and two
severely wounded-aI of the 9th Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

Is RICHMoSD TO BE AssAILED FROM The PENINSULA =
If the news of considerable force Of Yankees aiding
at Newport News be true says the Petersburg Register
the question will arise, "What does the movement
mean9 Is Richmond to be again attempted by the Pc
nin.ula route, or will troops be thrown over upon the
south side OF James river for the purpose of trying
what can be done in these premises or is it fent to
draw of troops from Lees army" Reports from the
Peninsula region and its surroundings have been so
apocrypha for long time past that the landing OF the
Yankee troops at the place designated is by no means
certain 0ne thing however, is certain: that no mat
ter how kind may be the intentions of our Yankee eh
rem either towards Richmond or elsewhere in this vi
entity they may rely upon that they will witness their
signal fruftratiOn and that too without weakening Gen.
Lees army to the amount Of platoon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

CRY Posr OFFIcE.-An increase Of he clerical force
o. the City Post Office would doubt be advantage
to me dispatch OF its business well to the business
portion of the commusity, to whom time il preciOup.
The mails, especially those from the South are large,
aud much time is required to distribute them aud the
present force, although active I'D attentive, is made
quate, in opinion, to the duty OF the distribution,
especially in tme for the daily demands of the city
plpets.
We have been induced to make the suggestion not
from spirit of laus fnddg. So far from this,
experience is that the clerks invariably polite and
prompt in the discharge OF their responsible duties.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
TnN otNYI

a.
fAE B0rcaKAs We have heard considerable sorn>
plant of one OF two Butchers il the upper market,
whose names we're not given, and Who it ia stated
joined in the league to lower the price OF 1t is
alleged that they have again IeIafsed into the old
tom Of exorbant prices, and the public are again left
wholt an alternative relieve themselves from the or
pressives rates nov maintained is not enough that
consumers are mucted to the tune of SibO per pound
for inferior beef but it is charged that they must also
encounter the drawback OF light weight This carrying
of economy in weights to extremites is becoming some
what notorious; and the perpetrators find IMMUNITY
the gnwllngness Of the victims to appear before the
Mayor to have the Law applied ia such cases.
The Clerk of the market should be on the alert to
discover ths abuse if it exists and see that it is not
persisted in The honest butcher who avoids these al
ged practices and seeks only to realize reasonable
profit for the times is public beneiactorfahd will be
appreciated as SUCH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

THE WOMEN of Georgia, in response to the appeal of
the Quarermastsr General OF the ate have furni.hed
ISIS pair of socks for tho soldiers Arrangements
have been made for a suihoeuoy of yarn to msnufac-
ture about $4,000 pair this fall
The QuaEtermas.er General of Georgia has issued to
a regiments, baitao, and companies, as follows:
4,7I9 hats 1921 tokeis, sS2s pants, s,lS5 Shirts
0S6 drawers, IL 294 shoes, 5l7 socks lie has now
on hand 5SSS hats 2S ,ckets, 40 2S5 pants 81 81
shirts, 80 O6s drawers, 1886 Shoes 447S socks 1876
yards wooden goods 81 ,s4l yards osnaburgs, $4,000
yards shirtng IA SAL yards duck SO 100 lbs of sic
leather, coo lbs. OF upper leather.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

EIeHrEEN THOUsASD soldiers from New York we're
fdrloughed to 60 home and vote at the election for
ate Offices and members Of the Legislature, the 3D.
All who we're already on eavs Of absence bad their
lroughs extended to thu l5h by order of Gen. Dix,
who commaods the department. of the Elst hea}quAr-
lie a at New York.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

Costly FUEL-A. recent auction sale in this city,
lot of about fifty bushels of anthracite coal brought the
round sun of one THOUSAND dollars We learn that it
was bought for the use of the Le gh Street Baptat
Chnrch the furnaces of which adapted ouy to the
consumption of this kind of coal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

VAEDlLIsM AT CHAsLEsrowN.-A letter from Charles
town. Virginia, states that the Yankees Sunday night
previous arsd the iowa in fifteen different places, and
Destroyed d considerable amount of property. The
stores aud private dwellings bad been pundered end
every species of annoyance that obey could perperae
visited upOn the people. Toe letter says that the affair
Of Cen fmOOdsn va, speuddly managed, but that the
Inhabitants have since been made pay the penalty
There now several regiments Of the enemy in and
around that town. rumor has been in circulation for
day to the effect that they have again occupied
Winchester in force Gea Sullivan commands the forces
at HArper's Ferry and CharlestOwn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

eytsssSAa AsAls As weRS ii ksstecst .s-fhe i.aas
vile penOtSAI Announces that iOrue Of guerIss arc
again at WORK in tina, State They number from 200 70
200, and are commanded by the notorious" Richard
sop. 1t says:
They entered the town OF Columbia, Adar county on
Tuesday night robbed the stores Of their contents and
stole all the good horses in their neghbOrhOOd when they
left in the direction Of Greensburg, Green county,
They also robbed the stores here, and carried eli all
the gool horses in the neghbofhood they robbed the
bank this place Of $4,000 ia Kentucky money aud
SO 600 in greenoacks After committing all manner OF
depredatOns they le moving in the direction OF BArds-
town.
At ats hour on Thursday night they reached BArds
town. and entered the place without opposition, ss no
Federal troops stationed there Here they burned
las our informant states the depot, together with To-
o1move five or six cars and ten thousand bush
els of wheat, besides 4 large quantity of produce and
provisions Here elsewhere they entsred the stores
and robbed them Of everything of value that they
con aimed They cut the telegraph wires, but did no
damage to the train. Early yesterday moning they left
B4rdstoWn but in what direction they moved we have
been informed IL s the general belief that the7
moved of towards the Lebanon branch of the Nashville
road.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
PROM: THE sOUrHWE3r.

ATLANTA, Nov. 6.-No change in 'front.'
special to the "Register" dated swee.water, Tenn,
Nov. 9th, says General Vaughn has returned from
Blount county and reports Saunders at Aarysyile with
900 Yankee cavalry.
The pontoon bridges have been removed from Loudon
to the Holston river, at Knoxville
Burnside force is estimated at twenty thoussnd
Geh Stevenson has collected large number Of beeves
and hogs, aud immense quantities. of wheat ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
NV THE GOVRREOR OF VIRGINIA.
pROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having been received by the
Il Executive, that JOSEPH TUNER PATRICK aoRiARTY,
THOMAS O'NEAL, and JAMES W00LDRIDaE, who sent
on Hnsngs Court the Circuit Court OF the city Of
Lyn haurg, be tired IN November foe obbey, have
made ter escape and going Therefore de
reward OF Two Hundred Dollars 10
persons shall the said Turner MOIary 0Hes aud
Woodbridge cever them the jail OF the said city OF
Lyncbu y dollars for such arrest an delivery anyone OF
them; DO al Ufcets OF the Common
wealth. civil aud military and request the people generally 70
e.t arrest OF the
ed, that hey m y be brought 70 justice. .
-l Given under my hsnd Governor, and under the
g. lesser the Commonwealth, al Rehmond this Gath
JOHN LEruHRR.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

RIvIvAL IN The Army Rev. B. 4. Lacy, commits
sOuer 20 the p and corps in the Army of Northern
Virginia. makes the following encouraging remarks
Since last wrote to you there has been great and
blessed work of grace in progress in the ID and 80
corps. Eot from thousand souls have proiessed
faith In Christ within tie last mouth. Aud there
twice that number, seriously seeking the way of sava
ton Rev Mr. Lewis, writing from the rcc,ising
hospital OF the corps, fay', There Is do, aud
wide spread influence hee The hall has not been told
in the religious newspapers. Many afraid to Wrte
all they feel and know, lest it be thought Wild Gnd
lravagant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
AFFAIRS IN EAST TENNESSEE.

DUBLIN DEpor, Nov. 6--The enemy's forces have re-
treated to Greensve forces pursuing. At last ad
vices they had crossed the Hos!on in small force the
rsny remaining at Rogersvlle. The Yankees, onder
Aver, estimated at 900 strong marching on Lew.
isburg Greenbier county,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
Csc. W. aUSFoRD,

Tuner 81 years Of about feet IL inches high and
make weighing boout 10 pounds dark complexion and
sandy hair ueder his right has the tg
ure Of IN with Ldrbe ink his right and
heart ou his left hemids his escape had large
tache aud dressed in soldiers clothes
Mrarty about % years old and 0nches high weh-
ing about 100 pounds complexion aud hair clean shaved
quick spoken. Had ~ leg when he escaped.
oNeals 80 years age Ugh. complexion DARK hfir,
about e high weighs about l45 pounds havsd; has
rather mild countelance dressed ia dark b. death
eli thes when he scApei. -
Woodbridge about % % years OIL dark complexion, dark
hair about uctes hsh weighs about lac ands thing
peculiar his One hand disabled by the los Of two
hnsers. Wore whiGkerJ When he escaped. oc26-cSw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
SALE OF LAND, sTOCK, CROP, ae.,
IN MECKLENBURG. VA.

DEING in the service of the country, have
ID determined sell my land, at pubic auction, On the soh
dgy Of NOVEMBER 1868.
ThI hiss recently settled and most OF tie land fer
cultivation Is fresh and very,productiye.
The tract contains 400 acres well rbersd lying Meckien-
burg county, miles north Of the Court House. AM aenng
The lanos OF Peter Puryear aud others.
This imp eVemenis and comfortable.
the will be sod all the Crop, Stock &c, on the
plantation = -.
nov g. 2w RICHARD % PuPE-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

Ian ExEMPr.-The following, the z'ucsville (ohio)
Courier rays was picked up near the desk OF the Draft
ing Commissioners Office 10 that city:
l certifv that 1 an lane, having broken back, hip
out of Joint cracked arm, and railroad engineer;
am cerking in the post Office; also have charae OF tel
egraph Office, aud wife and baby, and opposed 10
fghting--have joined the QlakeIs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, vacancy has occurred in the
Hou.e Of Degates Of Virginia, Occatoned by the resg
nation Of TOS d00DE the delegate eject from the county
Of eckl Lbng; Therefore, JOHN LEfoHER, Governor Of
the Common wealth OF Virginia, by virtue OF authority vested in
kxecuiiv law do hereby requre election 10 be held
the county Of MeckIshbprg the FIRST THURSDAY
e December next 70 fill the Aforesaid according 10
Law.
(-l Giyea under my hand Governor, snd under the
g. Seal Of he Commonwealth, tDis IN day Of Move nbef
- d. 1858, and in he SSH year Of the Commonwealth
$50. sI JOHN LETUHER.
By the Governor:
GsoRoE ". huEFoRD
nOS-csv. aa SECRETARY ofihs Commonwealth.
- : : 90 kegs Soda p. aess-
sa.-s- Tor 'Al''' AZ. Stokes 90,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

BADGES or DISTINCTION The Yankee Secretary of
War directs that for each battle in which every officer
uou-commissoned officer and private Of the Invalid
Corps may have been engaged and borne an honorable
part scarlet braid, one sixth of inch wide, may be
sorn on the right arm with space Of olesixth of an
nch between each braid
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

Bar RooMa-The number of drGking shops in this
city has been SO large at the present time, but
happily iLegi able sequence of ther multiplicity IS
beginning to DO developed in the winding up" OF some
oil the smaller establishments. Bar are too thick
70 thrive, and the weakest must succunb under the
pressure Of adverse circumstances. we are gai6ed
to INFORM our pa lers, number of them have already
DONE
Thus, serious social nuisance is working ita OWE
abatement, and when the price Of 'elug" of mean
whisky is advanced as high g. contingency neither
Improbable nor remote the process will be more rapid
tam it is now.