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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-17
FRON TR6 NORTH.

We received last evening from correspondent at
Fredericksburg copy Of the New York Herald of
18th ms. The news has been anticipated by the e1-
tracts from the Washington Caroiele, of sang date
Published in the Wig OF yesterday. We copy We fol-
loving from an editorial Of the Herald in regard 70
Gen. Lees movements:
The developments Of the late cavalry fight show that
Il Is his intention, by flank movement to push lorEi-
dabe invading column into Maryland and perhaps into
Pennsylvania, upon destructive raid. The letter from
our Harper5 Ferry correspondent, which pub
lish this morning furnishes some additional facts
confirming this view Of the subject. He says
tuat when our cavalry returned from the fight
on Tuesday, they br0ugh, Information that the
rebels bad been moving 10 strong force westward,
towards the Shenandoah valley; that the column so
moving was three hours ard half in passing the town
Of Sperryvle aud composed Of infantry and arti
ery. Referring next 70 hOsbys dash the Upper
Potomac into Maryland the other day, cOrrespon-
dent says it asceItaned from rebel prisoners capur
ed from Mosby's band that supporting body Of i've
thousand men the Virginia side Of the Iiyer
OppOs the point where Mosby intercepted on the
AHyland side and that Gen. Mlroy at Winchester had
information Of force OF about thai number approaching
hm anr, az he believed, with the intention Of cutting
him of Our correspondent however believes that
crushing raid into Western Virginia beyond the valley
IS the real design Of th, enemy aud says that such
the prevailing opinion among orr ofiers at Harper's
Ferry.
We entertain a different opinion. The mountain
region west Of Winchester IS too thiny inhabited too
poor too destitute Of subsistence to pay the expenses Of
great military expedition We suspect that the game
Of Lee IS the old game Of List yeav-s descent upon
Winchester and descent upon Harpers Ferry in over
WhelmiDg force. The artillery the horses, wagons and
stores Of ammunition and subsistence Harpers Ferry
you'd be worth more 20 General Lee than all he could
do and a he could pick up destroy among the noun
taias Of Virginia westward in a SIX moaths' campaign
With bis whole army. We suspect therefore that bis
designs are, first with different deLachmeuts to envelope
HarDer's Ferry he did last year. and then 10 move
rapidly Stuarts whole column Maryland oto Penn
sylvania via Chambersb rg, upon mission Of retaa-
lon in the way Of pluuder and destruction, because this
route "a short and gi carry him at once through
some Of the very richest counties Of Maryland and Penn
y.vania, where greater damages be Inflicted upon
our loyal people, and more valuable spois collected from
them than BY any other before sufficient force
be brought up to turn back the invading column
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EXTRACT.

ADJUrAET AND INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE,
RIcHNosD, June 4th, 1863
sCIAL ORDERS
No. 1873.
CIV. Captain F. w. SIMS Assistant Adutant General win ss
the duties Of Inspector and Agent for the supervision Of
road transportation the railroads Of the COnfedescy lately
Enlarged by Col w. NJ. Wsdloy will proceed to execute
same to the Ike extent VIII his predecessor ePorrg through
y Adjutant Generate this Department.
By command OF the Secretary Of Wa.
JOHN WRITER'S,
jel1-1w Asst. Adjt Genr.
~ Ny Headquarters permanently eitatlshed ct Rich
bond, Room No. H. 81 aoor BeIvin's Block.
F.w SIMS,
ig1l-lW Capt A. G..
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Sur ron DAxAsKs.An article is going the rounds OF
&c press stating that Bradh johnson recovered fifteen
ndred dollars, or rather obtained verdict for said
amount against the Federal Gen. Neil Dow in the courts
Of New Orleans, for taking plate, &c, from Mr.. Us
Plantation not as a military necessity. From this it
ght appear that the courts Of that unfortunate city
we're allowed to do justice tO.gronged planters. The
flots OF the case are however that Mr. johnson is
New Yorker who this property in Louisiaua having
Inherited it from brother Another brother OF Brad
ish johnson vas the builder Of the celebrated yacht
Wanderer
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DEsrRUCIlvE FIEE.-A portion Of the workshops at
Mount Airy Petersburg belonging to the Peters
burg Railroad company, destroyed by FIRE on Mon.
day afternoon The estimated loss is between $4,000
an SIS, 900, which is but partially covered by ipsu
rance A valuable pla9ing mid, with some Other ma,
chnery was destroyed also lot Of plank and several
new box-ears lust finishing.
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A MoFHER AND THREE CHILDaES BURNT 10 DEATH
correspondent OF the Petersburg Express, writing
from JOyner's Depot, n C., states that on Thursday
nigh.hss, IN Edgeeom5s o1unty, Mrs PsnniRg Carr
and three children aged respectively nine six ard three
years old were burned up with their house and ali its
contents David Carr the husband is private in the
4Sd y. q. regiment.
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TAMILY GROCERIES ON HAND AND
! AT RETAIL.
hhdi Superior 5mlthheld Hams,
bids Small Family Middllig s and Shoulders,
10 hhds New 0rlssrs Sugar,
10 bos Pure Cider Vinegar,
Packages Mountain Butter, just received,
100 Kegs Smithheld Lard,
400 ihs hyperion GTetn and Black Teas
Bags Lsgulra and Rio Cofse,
every other kind Of Family Groceries in market.
II ALSO
toGsr to Families, fer Medicinal Purposes,
400 bottles Pure Mountain Ry e Whlsky-wARRANTED
t0) bottles Pure surry county Apple Brandy.
II J. s. ROBERTSON,
a5-1Ot Cor 1Sth ard GrankIin so,
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PsEsIDEST DAVIS PLASrnIoN SAcKED.-It is stated
thas few days ego body Of Yankees went upon the
plantation of President Davis, 10 Mississippi and raed
It completely destroying every supplement Of husbandry
all his household and kitchen furniture, GefacOg the
premises and carrying and driving of every negro
the place. The plantation of Mr. Joe Davis, brother
Of the President, was treated in the same way, we
except four or 1--WE domestic servants which herObbsrs
Ien
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THE TRANs-MIssIssIPPI DEPARINENT.-The Jackson
Misssippian is informed by officer directly from the
Mississippi Department chat General Price had
dered his troops keep Eve days Ons prepared and
be ready at a moments warning to move. 1t is sup
posed that the veteran General is now close upon He
era. threatening 70 cut of the euemy'5 supplies
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I'd FAHmERs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


TAX III KIND
Tie following the system aicpted for tie collection II the tax
IN md
Al ohcer Of the Quartersst-r Gensrls Pep rtment IL
s bdio The speci charg o. tie sui ca ontoing Quar-
saas-r with the rank or WsgSel ~ each State, Bnd
ft srtermatrr, with he rank Of Captain, 10 each Con-
eonal District VII, ti practicable 20 collect the t.nth
Kach Cangrtai1ns tict viii be sub vidat Dv the Post
aemaser chage Of II rto sections for the convenient de-
livery tY The Taxpayer u Of produce, and agents will
ppnted by INST O take charge Of the depots to be
Ebuohsd IA ioh section.
deDot5 be established the assessments
qtrd Law made the crops small grain, hsy and
rs Zip Of wool for the present year viii have been secured
Treieve farm from the m and Inconvenience OF storing
The Government portion well to obtain Immediate supplies
for e Of the army the Department authorizes and requests
fa resdng posts where Quartermasters sta
TONED del the Governmsnts tenth part Of IT. to that
QnaTenmas'er
Ufde law farmers repaired deliver their tnh
detS than eight miles from the pace OF production
Htey will deliver under this request the Government will pay
fhe transporta In eight miles The QuArtermas
wing produce under this re will give receipts 10 the
dus a evidence hat much Of his tax 10 paid. And the
Poi QlHtem2ser OF the Congressional District responsible for
ueuth AZ the has established aud made II known
to, the Qua termaser toeEhom the produce delivered viii
ali receipt 10 The Poet QuagtermGser VI the Dtrc who
vi endorse copy Of the receipt the Ssesscr estimate
bre raaserrDglt to the agents at the receiving depot
LARKIN SMITH,
A. QlArteTmaster &c eral In charge.
Enqurer, Examiner, Sentinel and Dispatch copy month
H5-1m
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1900 ~ WINoREsTER


For some days past public attention has been directed
towards the Valley Of Virginia as it was generally be,
lisved that portion Of the army Of NOrthe Virginia
had gone there, with view Of attacking Aio and re-
Ee7ag the people Of that section Of his Odious tyranny
Il vas hoped indeed, that MlFOy himself I'D te
elptured and made to pay the penalty Of some Of lis
crimes. A private despatch was received yesterday
morning announcing that our troops had driven the
enemy out Of Winchester. and were following up their
advantage 70 the banks Of the Potomac The extern OF
our victory Is not yet known; but the following Official
despatch fiOm Gen. Lee shows thA. It not without
substantial results;
"JUsE Is, 1868
10 las Ezesllsaey President Davis
GOd has again crowned the valOr Of our troops with
success Earlys division stOrmed the enemys ntreneh
rents at Winehe.sI capturing their artillery, &e.
"ISgnedl R. E. LEE,
vGervrti.u
The foregoing is sufficient to show that We have gair
ed decided viOiOry, though it is indefinite as to
amount Of captures, which perhaps include ySlua' e
stores known to have been at Winchester 1t is to be
hoped hat the Valley VIII now be KEEP, clear OF e. e
Yanks 8 in order that the abundant harvest of TO-
section may be secured We await further adviees with
eager expectation.
Passengers By the Central train last evening brought
rumOr that 6ereral William Smith Governor elect of
Vhgilh, was kilei in the assault upon Winchester ;
but after diigent inquiry at all our sources Of infor
maii9n we failed to receive any confirmation of she
port
Il was further reported last evening that our troops
slpture1 .ix thousand rsOners with large amount Of
Federal commissary stores.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-17

ARRIVAL OF PRISoNEEs.-TwetNe Yankees arrived
ON Falmouth by the Fredericksburg train last even
ing. The Central train brought down some eight Of
ten, captured in Culpeper
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| AUJT AND IasPR GERERAEs OFFICE, /
| RIoHMosD, June 10, 1865.
@ERAL ORDERS,
M. 81

l. RICHMOND, June 10, 1865. I
4 No. 50.
Contractors with Government officers to supply paper are
hby authorized 10 send agents the armies In the field
MARY posts for the purpose Of roeng material convertible
imp1per.
Commanding officers OF armies and military departments
wree sui able facilities 20 be given 10 tuch agents when
cehed by the officers with whom the contract Is made and
rect the QuAItermsste Department furnish transpos
u 20 the est public route for all eral col ested whenever
coisent with the interest OF the service.
j. EoncOmm soned officers AID pryates who belonged 10
cpanes regiments which have been dbGnde1 and who
aunt their deta led duty
oeTycs with the commands 10 which they attached but
We continued detailed duty will be paid for the period
% det H. descriptive s prepared and signed By the III
undr whom they may be serving Osthng will be drawn
d to them by such officer who will keep
ouch issues and endorse them upon said descriptive lists.
nondommisloned ocera and soldiers within the cCnscpt
vii be reported to the enrolling officer who
Vtake assign them TO companie. Those who
able service concrps will be discharged by nom
dA1jutant and Inspector Generals ofhcs.
" In all elections Of officers prescribed by law majority Of
abe votes cast will be necessary to = choice.
8. COOPER,
5l2-lW A1jutant Insppr General.
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GBt 9nsuon6 ddBig,
wEDNnsDAx MORNING, JUNE II, 1893.

rrRMs-D.nrl ss.r siSoO; nonaI $500; for l'''P'-
"a go PER nonth.
su-u-uEEEIE ysar gl0o0; aonths, faQo
WISH year, ESQ., : laouthS, 500.
Esuit,aaoss a ne ria Of Ne 'aSIoEissr.
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BRILLIANF BYRON CaDtars Of Ls S;ea1q,uq Bos-
TN B,a7,iAg Of t,co Yaates Barks-The Mobile Meas
the llth inst, gives the following account of the
riiant exploit Of party Of marines, under the con-
and Of Capt James Duke:
After experiencing rather hard fare in the marshes OF
Mississippi for days they discovered the Bos-
towing the ship Jenny Lind loaded wi'h ice up to
Orleans. This was some three miles tfOm the Pass
Outre Lighthouse. The brave telOEs hailed the ship
nd inc was thrown out 10 them; they were In an open
post. On getting aboard Of the Boston, the Conleder-
Les made very pretty display Of revolver when the
aPtan Of The ship remarked, 81 told you they re
I'D reoeh" It was too late; the asteniugs we're iu-
tanty cut and eur men were in possession Of the steamer
In coming round at sea they met the bark Lennox
ICON New York loaded with an assorted cargo primer,
osy stores, 70 which they helped themselves and re-
iHDg the captain snd mate prisoners, Sc the pas
gers and crew ashore they then set FIRE to her-cOm-
etsly destroying the vessel This took place yester
ay "Wednesday There were about forty on the Len
boz.
About hour afterwards they came up With TIE
bark re1ana, also from New YORK. They did not take
anything from her but the captain end mate-the bal
ancs they seat ashore TIA Fexlna was hen set a6re
and was burning splendidly when she vas LEFT
Among the prisoners IS Capt Wool, Of the old bark
Asa Fish, wen known here.
There are about seventeen prisoners board Of the
Boston, all Of whom seem quite resigned TO their
fare.
The Boston arrived at Fort EOtgan this morning
bOu: 2 o'clock, and at the wharf at II o'clock. She
siauncn tug-runs about twelve knots an hour, and
propeller.
In the Mississippi river the Confederates we're fer
pune time within speaking distance Of the U s. man o.
ar Portsmouth, 10 guns and about half an hour prey
as % their capturing the Boston gunbOlt had passed
b within gunshot OF our men.
This przs vii prove very valuable to the Captors-
I'D shows what daring can accomplish in the way Of
'le private enterprise. What a howl will 20 up in
- York Ehen they hear the news.
The Boston vas chsered al along our ont as she
me in, the Confederate flag over the gridiron. She
" lies in the slip back Of Cages icehouse.
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SU1scRuns whose psps marked WIN Gross VII unde--
Sasd heir Of sabsponi about 70 expire and vii
rornlt pro ply q they wish helr Papes continued
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XLIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITuTE-The

Board Of Visitors viii meet az the Institution % day
Of JUNE for the appointment Of Cadets Vacancies STATE
Cadets will exist from the following Sensori9l Districts
3D. an 5h Sh, lOh 1h 18Th 18Th l9h 2Oth 2st 22d 23l
9Th 29h sOh, SD 8ih, 35h 3h, SSH, 39h, 10Th 4st,
42d, 4Tlh, iSth, 49h.
Application for well as STATE Cadet appointments must
be accompanied BY testimonials Of fair moral character aad free
don from physc- disability. The full name age and posGce
o. the applicant must be distinctly stated.
The uctuston In prices makes Il impossible 70 FIX any estimate
Of expenses.
The Institution suppl every article, far practicable
and limits the charge actual cost and the authorities
diligence 20 secure them the best terms
The expenses Of State Cadet for year $l5
ald OF pay Cadet $500. FRANCIS IL. SMITH,
ap 2l-W3wtlat22lJune Suptt
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NOTICE.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The usual
reward Of thirty doar vii be given for the apprehension
nd delivery Of the follow named degertes from company
go Ssh Va. Regiment: WM. LUCK rpd JAMES b. CARR.
SAID Lu ofths city Of Richmond his family reside In
Craig county Va where he probably eGpPrehended Said
J. B. Carr Is native Of Craig county.
T. 2. MCCARTNEY,
jeiT-eSF Capt. Co. B., 2Sih Va Regiment.
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.AUCTTOjS SALES.
eUTUHR pAVK.
BY ROBINSON, AOAgs 4 Co. Auo !oaes,. ). :

90 BY ROBINSON, ADAgs co. 4usloaests.
ME- Will OFFER AT AUCTION. on
FIR DAY hel9h instant as.fO s'al5ek, a our WIRE
house, eoin.r Of 9th and s;al s.reets--
10 hhds n. o. sugtrs
~ bbls do 20
- do White Clarified do
co Crust CT sugr
- baEs
20bos MoWses AMI Syrup
20 b Candles
rs do Tslow 20
20 sacks Va Dry Salt
1000 lbs. Bacon, hogrculd
23kegs Lard
% do Bl Oarb Soda
bags PINE Rio Cote,
With general assortment # Grocerle,
-AL5O-
variety Of Blockade Dry Goods
I.on Tin and Hardware.
Our sale will commerce with yundries az 10 O'clock ard
o'clock precisely VII sell Greeefs 80
jel1- az ROBINSON. lD4as GO.
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EXTRACT

t The President having been invited by the Board vs
spra hH Virginia Military Institute make detail
6cV ofTe army TO ascd the eEamInaden OF the CaSets
Ehcw commence at Lexington the 2ld instant, he follow
iheeS are detailed for that purpose and will proceed Accord
inB, viz;
D.. Gen A. R LAYTON, Brig Gen. A. G. BLANCHARD
BID Gen. r. T. COLsToN, Brig. Gen. R. A PRYOR Lieut. Col
e. MCLEAN.
by command Of the Secretary Of War.
JN0 WRITER'S,
I3-diw Assistant Adjutant General
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A VERY DESIRABLE FARM

L 4 " n - n Il h.
TtHE subscriber having determined to 90
souih, offers his Farm Of Five Hundred and Sew
e five Acres for sale privately. There Is one hundred
Afvenhve acres in original Forest with very hne plant land
bbsu fifteen in old Geld pine the balance 10 high sta OF
Htyement, being well Get in clover There Is foy acres
c bottou free nom overflow and fine land There is
e bushes o. Bowers aud Bougon wheat seeded the place
sne huddred bushels OF wirter There will
DIR And hy in this year. and about seventy
e1 i've from which clover be moved this summer
TOGO barns axed good order and large strip house
Witmney In the os, convenient aud substant al
6 barn gocd house and table, lar aud The Ice
h and full OF Ice bus and oyerseers house good
Hn splendid order. The dwelling large and conveniently
rad Wh SIX iooms bedes bs mel and the yard has Just
bd enclosed. Tho garden l. well enclosed. L good or
chh.
faru Hes the south side OF James Iiver the county
eland, In good and healthy neghhorhood convenient to
chtes mills posto ices &C, about forty nine miles above
Ri lond two and half miles from oarersve Poss sson
giymedately There everything the place man
bar twelve months to Muls oxen, Sheep hogs
&c.
ThEs-To silt purchasers, cash credit
Eons Wishing view the premises will get OF packet boat
PerHrton, where they can get conveyance. olI on
T. GOODMAN
PITLIcE II. JAoEsos Auct'r
Watons hils p o,
uRq-u Cumberland CO.. Va.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
1 CCUMMODATlON TRAIN BETWEEN

4 CCOMMODATl0N TRAIN BETWEEN
IA EcHNoND AND CH tBLOTTsytLLE.
Sui aar 2-ulay June l5:h ACCOMMODATION train fer
passengers eLTr,s frelh vii leave daily Sun
day exc pied, a. $50 ard arrive at Richmond No.
Ee urDng WI leaye Richmond al oco p arrive a.
Chsrl0tt.vl e ri 9I5p NJ.
and eblcs 70 hchuo d, and part the comps
nys wa -uses be htd ~ temporarily fer the sale OF tuch
articles b. person who may choose 70 bring them by trsn
at C coz, lei 20 l. D. GER one Of the cemPanys az will
be oi ly hin tbs pace commi SON. w
wh 20 me % TIE cry by hi ,ngement persons IVag at
distance o-n otn fer articles usuoy tf little value
MARI rates Of mord. TIE company will empty
es tn sc which have been Richmond with articles
ale, II OF charge. II WHITCoMB,
i"p-llt GenT suprn,
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FOR JUDGE.-We are authorized to an
THOMAS G00DE candidate for the Office Of judge
In the second circuit in place Of Judge GhOon resigned
ie6-iiyl
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{ EROSENE OIL
N Bnseed Oil, Prarut OIL
Lard on, SPIRITS Turpenlne, &C.
Just received and for sale by
}. P. DUAL Druggist,
ie10-iy Main 10Th tls
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DR0POSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
Rchm nd Arsenal for furnishing any part TWO HI NJ
DRE) THOUSAND HORSE SHOES and SIXTEEN THOUSAND
POUNDS or HORSE sHoE NAILS Samples subnit ed
FIR Inspection. W. L. BROUN,
jsl1-iw Lent Col COMMANDING. D
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NDtlCE.--IhC first instalment of salt due
he rr7 Hrlco County for 1862 has been received
AMI sal hs a.Ebced forthwith IT the County Court House.
Person De Ur, procure new certiaeat from
Justice " ut Peace g.. seii county.
Fac p-- 10 charge OF family Is entitled four pounds for
each member 20 TIE 4 -iy at tea cents per pound.
Garry PEE t cltnE, IL order avoid confusion and delAy
Al persons d 20 % pounds salt VIII be required boy
Bog A. c1'1 price. ELIJAH BAKER,
rvlN--.' Agent ~ Henr'~o OnuriV
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

4 OTICE.-Mcss5s TARDY Il WILLIAMS have
exclusive control OF the sale the Fine F,ncy Soaps
,nufacure1 establishment, to wh" all riders mrs Be
addressed.
We are paving the h. hest price, eth, IN cash or in e,chapee
soap-for all kidd Of grease. WM & WEBB co
je1l-u Manchester soap Works.