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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17
Pf0x RASP TENNEISfE

LYscHBure ct l6-Tbe Lynchbug yirg niin has
the folio wing Fl ON E.s. Tennessee
Before q g battle OF Ohicksmaug, q regimen t. Of
Y.nk-e cavalry and mount, d infantry estima ed at
IA OoO passed tjreenvile Tenn bound t.ard, with
the Intention OF making raid the Vagina and Ten
nessee tilroSd.
Upon receiving in diligence Of the defeats Chckau-
muugs, hey reuea ed West to info R,secrans
re met by our forces at London and Sweet Water and
were driven back portion of tb sio,ce attacked our
forces =; Bible Ridge, siI miles Of Greenve, on
Saturday, the 10 0ur Tough: CALAMITY defeat
ing and ind cling revcr loss on the enemy
Our loss 10 the engagement fifty ALLIED and two hun
drei wouadsd Apprehensiv, of q fax NOV, menf,
our force wshdr to Headersons, ten miles east Ct
Greenyle. Aaet1,r engagement took place there, end
at Rheatowno Sunday, in which cur 4, fought E
per .tey cutting their ,ay through four regiments Of
tho enemy, Who supported b. artillery had succeeded
in reaching Our fell back to zoicofsr,
unh the Yank es, heavily reinftrced advanced upon
them, when they we're vi, hdawn to Bristol.
Our loss in both day fights estimated 300 killed
and wounded. Numbers Of the wounded Tell into the
haods Of the eneny. Capt. til, and several others
wounded at Rhea;own, favs arrived here. The Union
men OF Est Tense say the Yai kee loss is es mut
at |, 200 killed and Nounded.
o. wednesday night The ebemy arrived at B.islol,
are reported to have advanced towards Abingdon
yesterday with heavy force, supposed number 5000
or O.00J. joe Hooker commands in East T, nnessee
B.rnside has left having been dismissed or resigned
Tree regiments Of Tennessee ,des been or
gsuized, and 1000 refugees following the Yankee
army. The enemy destroyed 10 prop r.y in st TEL
nessss they expect to hold the Country permanently
Advices from New Orleans to the 18Th, stats that in
the fight at Morgalza on the Mississippi, on the after
Of the 9th the PederGs repu sed and driven
to the river, with reported loss Of between 500 to
1000. Franklin has gone 10 6srGs New Iberia or Yer.
niionsvills with the 18Th and l9h corps and bloody
work is expected.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

TAX IN KIND A ctz N Of North Carolina having
Applied o the Commissioner Of Taxes to know l. pre-
due srqi red to furnish q tenth of bis grain and
pot aud then tenth Of the pork made from these
articles vsd reply from Commissioner Allan in
which he rays:
By H. Of the tax act each farmer aud planter Of
the Confederate States required to pay one tenth CT
the products enumerated therein, certain
tons TO the government This tax is imposed on all
whe Their gathered MT excepthsy aud fodder which
must first b. cured and peas beans and ground peas
Which must first be gathered IL the efere follows that
il fnmer gathers Of the latter, ut iurns b 8
hogs into the field ana the crop is consumed in that
way, then, as uone has be gathered, there will be
tax. So, then he 1.-THE is OILY required upon the hog
and fodder cured ad peas beans and gioupd peas
gathered Tnese are AZ toe EXCEPTIONS. Ii turns
bog' his potatoes, corn, &c he must enough CT
each tn ply the tihe upon the wbole This is the iaW
aud it 10 by that that must all be governed b; sec
~ the farmer, PLANTER grazier is required psy
tenth OF nus pork tina. Is, OF all he hogs saugh-
tered in bacon, ckonng co lbs OF bacon as an equiv
alent for loo los. pork. There is deduction TO be
made. No i"quiry TO hon the hogssrfe fsteIej,
whe her by from The crib in the f.d or peas
ground peas and potatoes fed 10 the field i. is ell the
same.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17
sUtyriON -ALis~
FUrUnB nays.


bf y. 3. PLs,sA rs, ArcTiosssn
LARiE SAFE
or ALL THE FURNITURE CARPETS MAT.
! 7RkSSfS BEDDING 7sBLE FURNIT.R RE
0NNLB USES, HORSES, HARyESS d.,
B,L No 40 10 ING
COLUMBIAN EOrEL,o
IN THE o TY or HIT HnOaD
RtlNG inst. ucted by the Propri. tors of the
- sb.y. Hotel I, se enire ihmsnt on III Ee
mat sale VIII begin A. 10 O'clock and connns
There no tad. estshihneSt 4, the ool fedcJin which
can De found fnr ure better - lu, with
l would enuurrs.e la part
l 49, . .ll,%did gu lty II. K hAf's'ss's,
800 Feather and Hale Piio.s.
l69 do Boilers
$50 piatw
$50 ED Spread,
LOO Bure'rs q m.rbI. .o)
50 wAshsiueds.4 do
Handsome Psrlor Carpets
Sofas, Aim Chairs fuss =
splendii French Pate Mirrors sos
window Crrtsins, Shades
Pafor Cha u.s. Centre Tables, &C
IN TIE DINING R00K FURNITURE
/, !neladed nurbes o.
Ho.el Dnirg fabls
Tide Tables, Servants do. Reading a,
Oraf g nshes Tsre.ns
Casters, Cele y stsnos
soup, Dianer BrsalfAtand b,ren Plates
Cup, and esuces
Tumblers and Goblets se.s RI
Wine Gls res, eilis, Decanie
Tasle uiohs, Nspnns
Table Spoons Tea Spoons ~
Knives and Forks, ~.
IN KITCHEN FURNITURE,
VIII be found
stewpgs Frying, Roasting and Baking Pans,
Soup P6s, Boilers
ALSO,
large number Of
Csnolesaets, Bovsn, s?ittoons, &C.,
Stoves and Pipe.
set Fsrbank's Platform Scales
extra large "Herrng's Patent Iron SAFE
Hotel 0mnibusss,
ent re sets Of Hsrntss for d.,
Hotel baggags Wagon,
horss .l.A 81.
Besides the above list there large abortnent
ees too hume 70 give In detpl yet all worthy the
propretors OF o'es and the Lu. lie.
Iwoud call especial sten Ion 10 the character OF tie Ha
Mattresses The quality the best TO be had, and In excel
lent iiton.
In ac In list like the 10 rossble 10 do justice tc
the claim, extensive and
and am sure tina. gentle Of enterprise will md rar,
chance 10 invest.
N Brhe lot be sold 10 detail practicable I, sui
toe want OF refugees and Individual buyers.
RE PLyAsANTs,
ocI Auctioneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17
NORTHERN NEWS.

PETERSBURG, Ost l6 The New York Daily Jews,
OF the l4'h received here says that the PenIsy vaba
aud 0n;o eic,ions sui in doubt. The Ne VS. be-
eves both have gore Democratic, the f,rmer by 900
minority.
Five lundrsd Of the wounded in the fight, of satur.
urday and Sunday, on the ppahannock have reached
Washington; Also GOO sick.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

CRY PRoxIEs.-Tne following appointments were
made by the Council Monday night last of proxies to
represent the city in the several joint stock companies
in which she is q stockhoder, 10 wit:
In.ths Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
Mess J Saunders, 6 K Crutchield. and Thomas
Eppf.
Richnond and DanviAe Railroad Conipany-Messrs
n Hill, Stokes ard ID Burr.
Virgimid CsntroI Railroad Company-hesss j
Saunders, George K ndo ph, aud l. w G;rzebrook.
James Rirsr aud Kanarha COnpany-Messrs S D
Denoon, Z A J Clopton ana K Wak.r.
The Bank Of Vrginia -Aessrs K Haskins, K
Cru ch6eld, AID fleming Griffin.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

MODEM GlL.x FIE.-Captain Travis, o. Mobile
whose celebrity il the mAnuflc ure and Use Of fre-
arms is dily increasing hps Invented Greek fire,
which correspondent Of tie Resie; ;hu- descr bes
On Tuesday evening last, near the Bay Road, in the
subub o this city in the presence of scent be
proiessors ordrauce and lery officers ucl >, Mil
Ter indng this ,iuuteer and Ccnscrip lr; au
otter ohcers of the army aud Eavy &c IRE Of lloies
aid at least one representative Of the press CAPTAIN
Travis made experiments of his tire or com.
position usng each on less than half pint of
the preparation, auid Bath eninen,y succe,s-
full ii citing universal commentator Iustan aueously
on being exposed the air the lid b blaze Of
fre, with heat intense, resembling that of liquid
metal in the smeltiDg process pile Of green God
lit which il thrown gnited Immediately like tin
der. Without delay, within ten second, number Of
buekeS full of water were thrown upon the fimes-a
dense volume CT smoke sscended the hi sing and sing
ing sound of quenc ed FIRE heard but the burn.
ing fluid licked pthe .ater destroying its oxygen
fuel nngly added TO the fame Rnd the wood acked
and hummed aud the d ,mes again dehanty, un-
q lenchsbe. Ga the occasion Of these experiments,
travis Greek Fire" burned for something quar-
ter OF an hour in full visor AID force It's heat is in
ease AID At into the body of the substance it
10 Iches
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

SUPPRESSION OF GAxBLINe.-The bill 10 suppress
gambling n this State has at last become law. 1t
provides the con6scaton of all badings occupied
by gamblers or slaves employed by them, etc., and
authorizes the Judge before whom offenders may be
convicted to order them to be well logged at the pub
lie whipping post. 1t was reported yesterday that the
faro dealers in Richmond had wisely determined to cose
their banks and wind up their business.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

RErALIArios-THx OPINION OF OLIVER CRoNwiLL.-
The motives actuating Oliver Cromwell in the earlier
part Of has career resistance to tyranis aud the
e,tit shmgnt of true liberty Successful hs was it
is we'll TO consider his convictions in regard to rets
tcn, as adordi instruction for the present time:
"He declared, therefore, 10 quarters from which he
it would speedily b. repeated in their places
Of chief re,or he declared often and openly that in
necessary TO return upon any side all the pe-
lent things that any Of the SIDE did to The other This
done r preventing greater m,sshief aid for bring
ing men to far rar, dc For,ters British Statesmen
Oliver Cromwell, D. 57I.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

SuBnruTEs IL TIE AMY General William Smith,
in his lat, speech at Petersburg informed the men who
had substitutes in the army that they would soon be
placed in the field. He believed C.ngrsss had the
right put them there aud if it did OF do 60 now,
the time which they engaged their substitutes would
expire and he krew their patriotism would bid
them g. If Lee had all the SUES tute men in fs army,
he would be in Washington before Saturday, night.
TIE Register says that no portion Of General Smiths
address elected hearty applause. Che alter cheer
rang through the spacious hail The soldiers, many OF
Nhom we're prs we're especially uproarious in their
applause.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

APPOINTED BRIoADIER GxSERAL.--PIERRE SJULg has
been appointed is;dier Gene al and ordered o ia G
the field. Gen. soue has unded popularity 10
Loui.iara, and will atr ct no ubt great many O.
crus from that lobe tn oppressed Sta @.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

TOR SALE.-I will offer for sale on the 23d
init October at public auction, the highest bidder, my
Lot containing SO Land 10 Of which
wood and the balance In high STATE OF ealtivson with
10 IL mile OF Bowling Green, osroln county and tvo and
half miles Milford De The house large haudoms
cottage, With and pxssg with convenient
buildings, With good garden we'll enclosed, good young
orchard Of select pesh and apple and abundance Of
water close to The house
shall home the 22d ins AMI Will take pleasure
In wing the place those sho desire purchase
Terms lAsde known on the day Of sale.
L. A. ooGHnL,
ocl4-tdss Bowling Green, Caroline CO., Va u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

TIE SEAr OF GovKkSNkSr.-Tbs lanta Confess-
Tscy, in noticing report that Atlanta had "entsrsd
into scramble the permanent location OF the
seat of Government" remarks
We only have 20 say that she has higher destiny
before her, With her unsurpassed facilnes for mer-
camille and manufacturing pursuits and her e gole To-
cation for schools and literary enterpises she is def
tined 10 be truly the Capital city in the Consderacy,
provided he is not enesmbered and ours, d sh the
ssGt of Government ABOUT her borders Therefore We
should consider it serious misfortune for the true
perth Of the city for t1is latter institution to be
located ubou her border.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

BxSIyrT FOR iHE Poos To-NIGur.-We trust that
cur cizeus generally have purchased tickets for the
charity benefit at the Theatre tonigh. The play is
"rhe Virginia Cavalier" home production, written by
Capt. Alexander; which has proved most succe,sful
piece. The Partington sisters will appear in one Of
their iavosite dances after Which, the laugbsbe farce
Of Mr.. and Mrs. p White will be pressn ed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

HANGEHs IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL LEG
WILL be furnished by us to those who are
IN need. and Who may be dhpossd psaroaiss =. See
JAS. Z HANGER BROTHER,
etsxnton, We.
-wuDoE, n. O., June 10, 1eea.
Jas r. Hanger bro, Dear Sks-f have been usipr DE
Artificial Leg manufactured Tor Lnes reosvs6
Ike very much Having used Of Pamsr Len ave ysas
think safely recommend the bet ZriAcs Lei
Ks rngDLrroN,
t. Is Asthkkkk
Hpon, RoxuoHAn Co., Va.
Jds Hdnesr Bro 6irs-No doubt you feel snxous 70
knoW ny opinion Of The Artificial Leg you made for
hder the ge neates snd mo durable thai have
ned bot week. and threw away believing that
more trouble than prof made my hand ssvn dght
nchd below The knew. Yours rsspsctfuny, :;
sspls-dlms tTl \. N. nILL1R.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17
LAND SALE I'M nUOKINGHAM.

EOR SALE.-I offer for sale privately the
TRACT OF LAND which reside, w.tnln twelve miles Of
Boydon, Meilenburg county II contains some eight hundred
third Of Which In ginsl rovt ab ut one hun
dred and fy old fed and the balance sra
land valuable Is upon sire passing through It,
upon excellent and comnod"us dwelling, vita
accommodations for servants barns &c The location Is
remarkably healthy ard the solty equal In refinement and IN
teligence to any In the country.
For further particulars address sAML G. HARRIS,
rt9--a2Ss Lombardy Grove, Mecklerburg.
eH- Enquirer COPY e .f- at- ..f.-e =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17
AND FOR SALE,

- offer for sale my OF land, contsirine near soC
lying In he upper OF Hanover some % m,
from Richmond adjoining the lands Boiling Vaughn and 9th
There 10 abou ehalf Of the land cleared and 10 rood
hear the remainder 10 OAK and There are some thirty
acres OF erceent low gouLds The place ell vasred Ths
impros eusut orss Of Wo-toy framed due ing near
spring very convenient.
particulars address Montpelier p Hmov,r ccun
~, Mr. R. Jones No. lis Bread street, Riehmond Va
Prize 80 per acre JAMES n. NUpKoIs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

ASKcDOTE JuDOE hAESHALL.-Tne Petersburg
Register article showing the fd:y suppress ng
the vice Of gambling b. legislation, introduces fol-
losing snecdote;
Redmond has always been . terrible plsce for ga
ming. Years ago, il and AuguS,s in Georgia, sere no.
ted the country through the headquarters CT the
sporting fraternity In this connection, an snecdoe is
told e the a'e Chief Justice MARSHALL While On his
wsy hold the Federal court At Augusta he over
"a in the sandy ~ OF South Arona by sal
l1w looking CHAP riding heA.btien, sand hill tacky
With the curiosity charsc,e tic OF his cAss hs sished
10 know all ABOUT the "slrGnger"-WhAt EiGut be his
name and what mcut be :he place be cone I Oh,
and what mout be the pacs be vac going to. Tho
"O.d Chic" good nAturedly 'dlAyed Of his cAtechz
for Nhie bat at last permitted hm 10 ascertain thai
be was from Richmond, in Virginia, and vas going-to
Augusta in Georgia. Well" said sAlOE face, 'you
= az you are f.Om Rchmoud in VrginnyP' Yes said
Sbe Judge. "And yon say" replied The "a low fse ;,
Chat you are gSihe TO Gusty, in Gsorgey? AYES"
rejpued the Judge "Fnen said salloW face, an be
d4rned if you amt got deck in your pocket
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17

GsolGIA iCCSGKESIoSAL DELAGAfIOs.--Tke returns
received indicate the election Of the following gentle
men Julian Hsriridge, in Che LIST district; COL W.
Smith. in the 81; Max Blanford in the Sd; Clifford
dsrson, IN the Adj Jobn T. Shoemaker, in tia 5sh
Colonel j. n. Smith, in the T; and Capt G. N. Lester,
in the sth The Oh, 9th and loh districts not fully
heard from.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17


L RxfuRS OF De. HoGK-The Central Presby terian
states that Sunday incoming thanks TO God for tie
safe return Of Rev. n. d, Hoge, D D were publicly
offered in a number of our churches. The paper
gives tie following description OF the pers
by DR.. HOEe in apprca, hing Wilmington. TIE vessel
in which he is the Vance formerly the Lord Clyde
The vsoce having been somewhat delayed during the
night cid in sigh: OF the Federal vesses6ve
in numhcr-gusrdng the approach to Wilmington, til
about o'cl OK Saturday evening" TIE sky wss bril-
Eanlly clear and tn ulrOi, ii. With daring sp
rit the Captain te mined the risk and moved
rapidly keeping close to the shore, AMI making Tor
Fort Esher under whose guns shelter might be reach
ed. Toe olockaders, as If COMPOUNDED at the audacity
OF the movement remained qnist for little while,
when tie three lying near. at hand wheeled round
ald started fer position where e might be in
| to copied But when il became apparent that her
traordnary speed would Out strip them, they opened
tremendous fire, VII ch continued for atoat twenty
miuu.es tie distance being only about mile and
half With she'll, bursting and shot po 'ipg the
all around, the protecting power of the Almighty kept
her unhur;. As soon as she had passed from betr
Fort Fisher and the bockaders guns from the fort
oprnel upon hem, aud of their ships having been
struck they all moved eff out of reach Some dis
above the fert the Vance sground upon sand bar
which m ,de her exposure capture by small craft OF
the enemy very great But strong guard cent over
from the tort kept her from attack.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17
. NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
THE Taxes on sales or receipts las the case
may By for the quarter ending IN. 3Jth Of ptsuber,
1865 having becoms payable all liable such taxes In
the Collection District extending nom 70 18th Streets khs
m2nd hereby warned suant 10 add nal inst uctops
tae Tar Commissioner the 13h rstsns IN
within twenty from this 18Th of 0eoeW g. they mos
Its OF their sales receipts rspecuvs) during the said
quarter 10 OF the As Of said dit ict WHO janis
Resey and william johnson; and that within ten
due thereon under pain Of for citing I'd uSis The aucu
Of the ax Ia Of default about either making the
paying the tax"
fahsimse. toho,s who hitherto haze failed 70 register ~hsn
the law required notice. 10 hereby given that only
double hs spec &c but the be contaued they vii
forfeit - Ike sum for every thy days VI such Il iurs
Hereafter be found at the once have hefrfofos
occupied from h.fpsst nine to hapast eleven In III
out Of those hours those who seek me must nn1 ne '
W. 9hhhs
oc'3-dlv Collector for llth VI. Dist irt'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17
SEPPLIES 20, TIE CITY.

e following important report presented at .
m citing Of the City Couaeil Thursday afternoon by
Me- Burr from the committee appointed to present a
plan for the establ sHrent of depot or depot where
the necessariss of life will be furnished at reasonable
rates
The present scarcity of supplies in the city is not
the ult Of any TAI scarcity throughout the coun
try bu; s Attributable TO the requirements OF the Gov
nnsH in par 10 the apprehension Of impressm' nj on
the way to Market the desire Of some holders to hold
for higher prcss, aud 10 the want OF facilities Of tram
poTtAHon-
1t is desirable that the city should undertake, on
Lrgs SEA e. 20 procure supplies Of articles OF general
need bee ,use in this NAY Ouly Can arrangements be
made with he q .v,rnment by which cOpH CT With its
policy will be avoided purchases be made compaia-
lively Low prices and transportation be provided. Hol
ders also would BE- wiling 10 part tn their pro-
duo assured that l. required for the wants Of
large immunity, and would b. come the subject
OF speculation Ia adj ion TO he,s palp4be reasons,
il j. now en- object Of the Importance 70 furnish
these suppl es u the lowest possible price, very
large proportion OF every population consists Of those
WIZ, -hle able 70 pay mcterate ices, and UNIV liz
70 be the recipients o. CHARITY are uiaoe TO pay the
excessive demanded for every article OF gen
eral aud n ,eSsi;y; and pGreha.es made il lage
QuantIi-s without III, Intervention OF prOht voull
uad-r The system proposed, be Nithin their reach
Your comni.tee Ie;oG N nd the appointment of
DO either Of clliz rs mbers OF the lCuncil
To-. this DO ard" hal have authority - procure
Eol { sppoiIt agents and 6x taeir compensation,
desig tue CHI r3cter 81 Puchases, make reguia
tJLs for III ccaIrol Of gents arrange for transports
toe and generally exercise such posers bshsf Of
tie city as MAJ DC incident those already specified
That board shsl report each monthly meeting ct
thes ouneil the scgOn under this authority
"HoIr committee bell, h 70 be unnecessary to maize
provision Tor TIE eoDper saon Of the members OF the
boAEd under the ccnv,e ion lh,t, tor services f this
Asaeter tbs siege Of aa r., tIoie men eas
be fJuLd 70 perform dsAes required without Gem
pens ten.
Your 20 m tee clmmend no sppropria ion II this
meeting, bee use the COune can meet at moment
Wien the board supplies or their agent prepared
Pu ebsst a. the AN; unit OF appropriation can be BIT
asCe tanned.
TIL report Of the committee unsDmeuly sdop'ed.
hefsrs szsbroOk IL. Sal 5 and Scott we're appOin I'd
as ttee the part Of the Council and Aessrs.
Burr and Saunders added a advisory meu bers.
On separate notion, Mefsrs. Thcmss W. &c ace,
Richard G. NerrisS and William q Y arb roug were
alpOisttd the committee tie part OF the ci:iEsps.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17
"CHURCH AND UNION HILL HUMANE AS
SOCIAIION,D

oFEoEhsiles Tdrpre President; Jno. Ferguson, Vice
Prendet Rob. T. hsnsrdson, Secretary Allen y Stokes,
Treasurer.
MANAGERS Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
Jno. h. Edw and silzs l. Johnson
hns Protestant Episcopal onurch Rev. VIM Norwood and
DR.. Jno. Knox.
Third Presbyterian Church. Rev. Prise and Capt George
w Allen.
Union station Metdst Ep!Icops Church. Rev William H.
OhIist q and Wm. Caunirg.
,igh Baptist Lrch Rev J. D. Solomon and Captain
W. H. Gordon
Reances money provisions any of the sb named
gentlemen will be thank received and faithfully diitrionted
ilT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-17
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF HOURS OF r, y. AND p. R. r.

ON and after Thursday, 18th inst, the Pas
.snsg Train Of thl. Company vn b run - folcss;
The NAIL TRAIN uinlssve Rshnend daily. q Us A.
tons at - and arrive In Richmond 81 SIS p n.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Win DO between Hohnend
and Hanover Junction. daily. undsys exesped leaving eh
mond AZ NJ, and arrive q the Junction Of e50 n. 70
ming, Will leave Hanover Junction 1t ITO A. NJ and arrive In
Richmond at sos ~. SAMUEL AUTH,
Richmond, Oct ID, lS63-6t Sept