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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04
GEORGIA.


The Montgomery Mail" commenting on the
srecial message Of Governor Brown on taxation,
(Which we printed yesterday gives the Cover
nor this high praise:
or all the public characters who have render
ed themselves conspicuous in this revolution, ny
their intelligent suggestions in behalf OF the pubs
lie welfare, Governor Brown, of Georgia has
exceed in the numberlcss practical aud wise
measures which he has recommended from time
to the Legislature and the people
We do not know Governor Brown, and. have
heen in the hab;, of hearing him much denounced
by The public men of his State rs demagogue
md trimmer but candor compe!s Us to shy
that no man in the Contedcracy whose public
napers we hgve read appears so thoroughly to
nave risen to the height of the great occasion
and to have so thoroughly comprehendea the
mighty exicences by which we are beset. ns tho
distinguished gentleman who so worthiiJ wears
the Guberrato iai honur5 OF Georgia
Wa orjy wish ihera were sevcral more GoTer-
nor Browns in the Confederacy, fashioned in the
same mould.
GEORGIA AND Tns ADHIEIsTRaTIoE.--f
il one feature in the late election OF Senator
frnrn this Statn III =. .-''7t sra'''y s," "SIrI"'
every true patriot viz ::the un'nistakcab!e de
claration in favor Of the administration of JET
ferson Davis. and the determination of Georgia
10 es chew all differences on points not vital
and stand By the President TO the close OF the
war.
The issue was boldly made by Mcssr'.
johnson and To0mbs. Thelnttcr was AZ avow-
ed opponent of the President and his policy !;
Gov. johnson az openly proclaimed his deter
minaton to support the President, announcing
his approval under the circumstances. OF the
Conscript and Impcessment laws, both which
his competitor denounced unsparingly. The
verdict of the Legislature is: OUT Of l?l votes
johnson got rs, and Tonmbs but 81. This is
a complete triumph for the administration,
and, as we think, Of the cause of the country.
Mr.. Toombs is doubtless honest IN bis
views, but many Of his bc': personal friends,
who would rejoice to honor him under differ
ent circumstances, felt that they could not dc
so now consistently witha proper regard Tor
the harmony and best interests OF the country.
-[Savannah Republican.
A bill has Just passed both Houses of the
Georgia Legislature called
"a bill to prevent owners Of slaves from
allowing slaves to hire their time or live
apart from their owners"
This is subject which needs prompt atten
ton in other States rs well as Georgia.
Southern papers few days since announ>
ced the capture of the blockade steamer Fan
nv. Northern papers announce her safe arri
val at Nassau. As the latter pnncrs have the
best means of obtaining information, we think
their statement most correct-although genHr-
ally such is not the casc.- Augusta Chroni-
Gle
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THE aMBIjLANCE COMMITTEE.

This body, to the number of forty-two, re-
turned to Richmond last night from Gordons-
vile and Orange, where they had waited four
or five days in expectation Of o battle, and
prerared to give their attention to our wound
od rolaiA.a- 40 -h0uld 10 DruugtIU u Tue rear.
They were sent for Immediately on the first
demonstration of tho enemy at Ely's ford,
went instantly to the scene of action, and at
tended to the men wounded at that place, then
remained on the requisition' of General Lees
medical staff, expecting a general battle
Although there has been, in fact, no general
battle, and their services were, therefore, not
further required, yet the community and the
army are not the less indebted to these gen
tlemen, who thus cheerfully and promptly
unit their business in Richmond on the first
summons to administer relief to the wounded
soldiers. Their example, we think, might
stimulate the people Of Atlanta aud other
cities in Georgia, who have also an army
standing in the gap between them ard the
enemy. After the late battles about Chatta>
noora, our wounded had by no means such
prompt and efficient attention as they we're en-
ttitled to: aud it is fact that our Richmond
Committee were on tue point of starting tor
Northern Georgia after hearing of the battle
on Lookout Mountain, when they we're de-.
tanned by an order from their own army OF
Virginia, which has the first claim on them
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YIRGINIA.

7 MAsxErs OF PGTsRsBuRa.--Our market is
now abundantly supplied with every variety OF
sneat, of the finest quality. Independence thaS
which the butchers furnish, large Quantity,
already drossed7is sent to our own several
merchants to be d;srosedof ct their stores and
at the auction hou-es. Last week we saw
some as fine as was eysrsent TO market, which
sold at from G0a90e., per pound by the quar-
ter.
Of pork we noti:e rs yet but little arriving.
and robably there win be put little to como
in during the winter.
ducks, geese, chickens, 30, oil of which readi-
" sell at high figures. Now isthe time tor
persons to purchase fowls, if they wish to
have them in good order for Christmas;
. Regarding tie supply:of vegetables, there is
no cause to complain. Every stand in the
market, and half the stores in town are i'ber-
ally furnished with tho fruits of the earth.
And yet with all this abundance around US,
there is not the least diminution in price oil
INV one article
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but carried him to q neighbor and sold from
his,stock what WAS called for. When the said
neighbor was apple to for whisky, he in like
manner refused to sell from his own stock, but
carried him to the man whom he had accom-
modated, and sold: from his store. The object
of the whole thing was to dodge the revenue
Each party could say, no whiskywas in my
possession when / sold it, and each could say
also, did not sell any whisky from my store.
By this contemplate subterfuge these unprin.
cipled dealers sought to escape tho payment
of Confederate tax. The parties did mot, we
are happy to say, reside in this city, and it is
to DO regretted that men of such o stamp re-,
side in any part of the Confederacy."
Here. is the same vagueness again; the
vender, the neighbor, the unprincipled dealer
Have they no names? II is just as base to
know of these transactions, and not expose
them, as to be oneself the rascal; just as base
and not SO lucrative. Let all persons who arc
aware of cheats of this kind expose thems
and lot some of the delinaucnts be punished
in the most condign manner, and above y !,
soon. The Augusta Chronicle" says: ''
s''Unlsss some examples of this, 81
uduo, tueTo ls TcdSaH tO leaT tuup ~ :.
ment will be swindled out Of macy sGovern,
dollars" millions o.
The 'Government!"' ~
nentf It is we, the Cop' - 'u aos,s ani
our children after rs, vbo are swndled b,
.aes' ta's' es, to ,eh, amount Of many mil
49, s, lich ais generation, and the next, vii
) 70 to j in the sweat Of their broWs TO pay
e int rest on, for many . year. q 9 frml,
believe Tat the thieves, in one form. Of
e.nother, cost the country more than the army
I and ip this season, when all. the energy ane
all the capacity of the land arc about to b
!! strained to the utmost to support our credl
| and rectify OR financial situation, the mos
patriotic and meritorious-as we'll as mos
honest-act which any man can possibly 90
latter paying his own liabilities) is to expose
4 denounce, hunt down, and run into gael, al
the rogues of his acquaintance who are cheat
ing US.
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AFFECTING SCENE.

a
Tho New York "Herald" gives touching
anecdote respecting visit which it alleges
was paid by General Forey, in New York, to
Gen. Scott:
ave arc further informed that the meeting
between the two distinguished successors OF
Cortez, the first conQueror OF Mexico, was
very interesting and affecting one; so anect-
ing, indeed, that on comparing their respec-
tive notes Of the conquest 'ot Mexico they
we're both affected to tears, and parted weep
ing lik. two brothers in arms, who knew that
they will never meet in this world again
This touching incident, when reported to
Louis Napoleon bv Gen Forey, will doubtless
have a good effect upon the mind OF the EN-
peror touching his true policy in reference to
Mexico. In fact, if with the return OF
Cen. Forey to France, VIC hear OF the aban.
donment of the Mexican empire of MaAimil-
ian, we shall attribute this proceeding IN no
small degree to this remarkable meeting be-
tween the American and the French conqueror
of Mexico"
There is nothing like the finer sensibillties
of the heart When the Mexicans hear how
the two successors Of Cortez threw themselves
with effusion," into one anoth-r's arms, and
wept like brothers Mt tho tender recoilcctlons
of blowing up their forts and bombarding
their cities, it will surely rec"ncile them to
conquest, if they have hearts to DO touched ny
those softer emotions which do honor to hui
man nature. The French Emperor, too, with
that susceptible and gushing nature OF his
when he reads Of this beautiful incident in
Now York, he i, expected TO hurst into tears,
o.,d vow that he will never do an act tending
IN cross the cherished ambition of the gentle
nation to which that sweet and chlldlike
old man belongs. The leartless schemes
f dinlomacv will vanish in presence Of that
ono touch of nature which "nakes the whole
world kin" We shall see.
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Earth, En|DiJrer

FOTu INC enquirer .-
MIssRs. EDITORS The G. s. Military
Prisons were tho recipient of visit from sew
eral officers attached to the French trlgate,
now living below the city. They, in common
with the world, had heard of the brutal treat
ment which the sick and wounded Yankee
prisoners have to undergo, and determined to as
certain, by personal inspection, the truth or
falsity of the report so industrious y circulated
nv the Yankee Government. They were
courtsously received and shown through the
buildings by the surgeon in charge. After
lengthy visit, all the deta'ls passed before
them, The opinion expressed was, that the
arrangement of quarters, supply OF tooh'
medical attendance, &c, was much better than
the military hospitals prepared by the french
Government for its own sick and wounded"
While upon the subject Of food, allow me to
make passing remark upon the action OF our
own Government in giving permission to the
Emitted States to send their men, now prison
ers; food and clothing, while many OF our sol
diers arc suffering with cold from an made
quate supply. The Government OF the Con-
tolerate States canpot be called philanthropy.
cal, for that would be wrong. philanthro
pist is oftener represented by devil than IN
s.the form divine" man for, by an attempt
tO DrOve ITS chGrlfaDle lntentlUllS t"atuo VIC
Yankees, it has allowed itself to be tricked
into a false position to its soldiers and to the
world, which it tries to please, and would
sugar fH could. Tothe men who have violated
their word on every occasion, the Confederate
Government now says, you may feed and
clotbc your men for the world to see, while
we have to depend on the kindness of the
Yankee! Now, Messrs. Editors in place of
this one-sided arrangement, all exchanges
having ceased, suppose the Government of
the Confederate States: will say, you send
whatsoever you wish good; we will appoint
an agent, say in New York. who will pur-
chase such articles of clothing, food. No. as
he shall consider necessary; these will be
distributed to the soldiers of the Confederate
States in the same manner as it is now done
to theirs. This request will be refused, OF
course the Government j, at liberty to with
draw the permission unfortunately given :;
then. as the United States are endeavoring to.
impress the world with the immense love it
has for its soldiers, they can again resume the
exchange.
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A F1ouTING GoyERNeR.-We arc pleased
to hear that the chiyalry of Tennessee was
represented in the late battle by its gallant
Governor, Isham G. Harris. We are told
that he was upon the field during the whole
battle fearlessly performing duties which he
had voluntarily assumed, but which, rs he has
no connection with the army, he could have
honorably avoided. He is q model Governor.
and has never failed to participate in any bat
tie which promised directly or remotely the
rrdemption of his STATE. At Shiloh he fought
by this side of the lamented Albert Sidney
johnson, and when that chieftain was wound
ed received him ia his arms. AT Perryvillo
he was again found amid the carnival of blood,
and at Murfreesboro, once more breasted the
leaden storm.-t Rebel.
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IAN NOTE ENGRAVING.

GEO. DUNN CO., having completed their engage.
aent with the S. Treasury, Baak Note EasraVrrs'
and having removed from the Office py occupied u TIE
Department to their PREMISES tue corner OF Main
and 14,h Streets prepared 70 Oil orders Tor Siae
OF Bank Notes. Change Bills Sra", Corporation or Raj
way Bonds Bankers' Checks Bills OF Exchange Certih-
cates &c They will b. glad show the original designs
snd Impressions of The steel plates essrared by or
the C.S Government or 20 supply Ges:rs nnd make eSt
mates for Engraving and S.tel Plata 'rin'"g.
A largo supply Of Bark Note Paper On hand.
Parties ct distance requiring Bank Notes engraved
and nun vs refersLce eithsr IN Richmond or
ooJrs.his IL q. GEO. DUNE,
WILLIAM 9ELLATLY
JOHN QESX{aL-
RIshroad, Sept. J. 1853, sss"a
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-
The city ~ Augusta, Ga. on TaUKSDAY The Eth
day OF DECEMBER At 10 O'ssss y. NJ, !''nF eareoes
DRY GOODS, STATIONERY, &c,
imported the "Doa'' ard '.Hansa" selected
by Msgsrs Il. collo Co.. OF Man: hester and London
SuEErrNos, SHIRrIscs, &e.
20 cases rs and &c ZACH Whit. shlr;ln,s
DO DO g g DO SAs d:
do.lu0 do do
81 Go 90 white P:;:ow case cotton
DO Sc Extra fae camtr'c
do sc Extra lie Sairtl.g
do Extra spp,r Muslin
PRINTS AND GIEGuANs.
81 cssen 81. inch Farcy Prints
4, do sh do do do
4 do BLACK G'rehans
q do Solid Check Girghams
, do Purple Prints
~ d. Mndter Priuts
DO Superior Dark Printa.
LINEN Goops.
1a cases spaaish linen
do JIuckabaoks
do heck LiIc1
do Danask
3 do Plar'ers Lnsn
s do stIr,irg Linen
DO Drawers Linen
do Brown n o land
do State Colcrsd Linen
. do Birds Eye Diaper
HANDKERCHIErs AND TOWELS.
1000 cz-n Car,hric EdkrS
] baie Red llGkfs
do M,dder iIdks
81. 3 do Chocolate lItkf4
do Chocnlats ind ORANGE iIdHss
$50 dozen Huckabf ok Towel.
HooLEN Gocps.
z ea - ! Esg ~ ssb s sssI1 e'0's
do BLACK BonbazIna
l do Mou,lsae dc Lains
bale Mixed Melons
ca-o Spotted Mohair
bales Fancy Coating
q caScs Fou,lgrdcs
!. d. Checked and Spotted L;nocs.
HATS AND CNPS.
cases Felt Hat
7 do Cloth capE
SHIRTS, SHIRTS, &c.
cares Cotton Shirts
do Linen do
IL do Expansion Sc IT'S
d, Bt4ck G:aye Ts
do Men, B'ra bod Half Hose
60 bales Dgndes BdRgin1
do M0sYpito Netting
IUc cases Fees
Resides he sbnvr 200 cas,s assorted y cod; nTncr:
Of vskch have not so been Cved f:on En- ianh VII
h. inc udrd in the gale; AID carg' q: its'ss J"S' d"
riT cd, CO. sig Ing OF
s. packag"a Dry Goods
bales Sad llery, &c. -,
PAPER, SfATIoyERr AND Book BINDERS MA
TERIALS.
IS cases lin Post Paper
3 do Gold Envelope Paper
reans q ks Double MEDIUM C"lsadeTta 'aP''
cRses Double Cap P'psr
81 r-anS Buff Envelope Pa2'r,
Is DO Marble rarst
Q pack, Gold Loaf
- pieces r na-r's Cltta
3s skins RT's i. heather
~ d. zen y ri: SkiVrrJ
Q 60 Blue and Re" s.iyerA
II d. share and Law Shrr3 SKIP: ~, ..o
I5CO gross ,'.t's Steel Peps, Nos }I5 io+ -'- 'V
7?9, pol
lJe do Fina Pen Holders
10 do FBbcr's Pe-cil:, Mes !. : AZ" "
l2porp Is Carmin5 . No.,
70 f.et Bra. wire Clo't &c nehes wide" i:r Paper
Max rS' u.r.
One Envelope aIne hine, &c, Sc., &c.
The above Goofs will bere - To- iuSpcc''' on &c
d.r a 4 W cdr, silar tho 18th and III Drcr'noer
Ey"Terms Cash. drc - VIZ =
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rl,HR UNDERSIGNED, member Of the Arm Of
i CARROLL HoT & Co of Nnw Orleans, has located
In the city of Nassau p 70 conduct Gene rnl Com
usipess snd solcits cnnxlgnments of Cation
and Tobacco sasn that market or for fawsrdng to
England orderr FOR goods viii also nses VIZ prompt
Rsfs,s 10 Nsssu. n a. Youns 4 BRO, y, q. Mallory,
Ess pste,sh5yat Jssnss W. Carroll Na1Son p. o., D.
o. sas epetss Harvey, Riahmsnd,Va
NsyE-lE3
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At Montgomery, General Pillow has already
commenced tightening the ropes among that
class of fortunate individuals who thus far, have
evaded the performance of any military duty
for the Confederacy. His headquarters are there
permanently. and any conscript who can 'eyade
him. is. indeed, smart.
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NOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE.

ANY portion or 900 Acres Of heavily iinbered lad I'll
the South side of james river, 10 ysccuni? q BncknG,
40 rom Lyn hhure ~
Also new 3jhorse Engine and Saw Mnl =
This Land affords fin loca ons for manufactures there
beipp large quantities Of fine timber clear Stream, @:
water &c. /, Is admiralty suited foca tanncry having
suniar Of ba L. Of which have poe- Oh hHad ERE
ousn;itv With suitable persons, would BECOME part
Ger in either or beth.
address, Richmond Va can he fon-d al III" Pack
Of Sflce. CHAS. Y. M0aRISS.
dsZ.
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YANKEE RAID on THE MAIN On Tuesday of
last week raiding party Of Yankees, six in mum.
ber and accompanied by about for y armed me-
erops, landed on the Main. near Cunningham's
Bluff, west of Port Royal Ferry. Passing mp
through the woods to the Pocataiso Station on
the Charleston and Saran,ah Railroad, they
crossed the railroad and reconnoitered the posi-
ton and strength of all the camps in that neigh.
borhood passing completely around them. On
their way mp to the Station they hal left few of
their seyro troops at Mr.. Daniel IIeyward,s plan
ta,ion On their return, arrangements having
been made to that end, they carried off twenty
seven OF Mr.. Heyward's slaves, sevcrnl of them,
including the driver, being tied hand and foot
and in that condition put into Mr., Ills wagon
and driven off, The bold Yankees composing
the expedition reached their place of debarka-
ton in safety.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED. a. Grace ohu,eh. Lexington. vireinls on
1871 November, By the Rev Mr. Norton, LoUlaA +,
ouly daughter Of Hon W. Brokerorsash, 10 Captain
THOMAS NJ SEMMEs. Of Richmond
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

MAJOR ELICIT PROM0TED.-The brave Maj.
Stephen Elliott has received the commission
of Lieutenant Colonel, and his promotion has
been SO richly merited as to give pleasure to the
army, the citizens of Charleston. md TO the whole
country. Advanced from cnptaircy for gallant
and meritorious services at the battle of Pocotal-
igo in the fall of 62 his repulse of the attempted
assault IN Sumter from barges, with force OF
riaemen. and his holding the post under this
second severe and pro.racted bombardment en-
title him to the highest need of praise It is not
unlikely that his unwearied energies and daunt>
less courage will receive still more distinguished
marks of favor from Rehp9oad-. They wlll be
we'll won tributes to metric Charleston Mercury.
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.N0V
DIED.

DIED, On the morning Of tbs 81 instant ster main fa
Illness Of twelve months NORA ANNA EGsWESESS,
Mia a Hr, yokn MCCARTHY, Of Hopmond Va,
EF Easaplk, Va, sad Hsshyila, Team pspsn n'slfs
sspy
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;M!sNH;j


ysTaSTED-A TEiCuaR-L ar9l. s'a't'nnn,
w ccup.,.n nj 10 teach the Hss!'h 2nBas.s af:H'.'
ly The I-,ip nd G:-k anfusgr,, rresr<;sry 'oF TIA
Uni7ers Is cf v!rg'r tsSe:hs- 81 T." el,Hea ar
hranch,s Of Mathematics, srtar good 'a.*r2 "a
board in this Ycis!ty- TIL -ch' 81 % cfa.Hs o. ,- p
nil. Sail ,.eor- assurance "a scho.sr!p ana ID
moral chsrrrt.. W II ~ r.qar"t
Ae'' - ''i DR. Z CALNAE,
or 70 ID CHALMERS,
dscIe:m News F--ryp - li.iir'x CO.. VA.
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NY TIE GOVERNOR or ' I r G
ID i PROCLAMATION
.'icarry havir; occurred in the Representation Of
IN Common c:. i' Genera, Assembly. by he re-
IA ion OF william T. Peters late thu Senator TT the
st Senatorial Di: riot composcl of the Counties OF
Smst.lo Wphc and Washington. ard pars o: The county
OF HIgcd; therefore l. JOHN LErCHSR. Governor o. Viz
C.i do hereby require tho ShcrIiiI Of the 5ad couneS
70 ca.e elections h, h held IN heir respective couI-
.ifs o7 tn first Thmrs!ay IL december next for Sen
ator 10 I'll. the cane a.cr;ra'.
~ -1i"an "n:"- :ay hTni ~ Gorernnr. R5d under
IL the cal II "a. Commonly .''th. this lD'l day OF
~ Der, 4. l-G. ans! IL tl.c ciL'.!J ,iyi:h
yer .. III. CYInIacl"cah
JOHN LETCJEo.
D. the Goveroor:
gEo. W. aiCSFoID
NoyIl-ct'e s-c'y OF the Comm'th
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,:r:.$5 az :H:HrJ:
BY EsotiEsn.i- ADAMS IL Co.. Sucts.
:Cc.rer ath Z. Man S.rasts.

ygr r will "Ser =; erc'nH, on Fridrv, necsmher
w .iIh, :, cur c.--rool ,nrnt ming ii ~ "c!oss
l5m h.x-1 Ma,Gf -ctEr-,; TSaacc',
2lrCO Faiii. Ug!rs
Grccer!Hs
Dry Good, ard :;o.ian7,
B,n:. shoes &c
II, CT articles sivsH :" srhci Il motto" -
ROBINSON. ADaMS Co,
:dssiias aAuct"ne'rs
Willis added
6hhis Brown sugar
: bois do dc
~ k-gs M7eksbey :hnG
- - boxes Crs''s snap
s. I" Turpen:inc Slap
% ,sces G>ey Ca:s~ere
~ Dou-lo PrEpl, Prins
Ei"gant Veiy-tC!oak
ITO pairs Gam elastic Shoes
s0,,ocD Cum Caps
100 Schsot SlRt1J
g. DOZEN Morocco sfi3,
F.pHnivc,, IIn'sSry &c.
Conn, ECO the sal. Of TOR Geo n. 10 y clock,
DRY GOODS AND MOTIONS II. III o'oo
QECCEEIES 4: o'cl"sk.
ROBINSON, ADAMS & CO..
dor4 ia Am'l7nes::.
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ECEiFEE'S SiIE.-la ccTs .pcc o. y decree
y ri the Di rict Cous Of Ut: Cont Gsrrts Ste. 3r.
the TASTE District q !rgpir Q: IG'" TIE f' 81 c;o
vanl5sr. 1874 IN ID" efTT. Cor c:crHr $'l.h w.
John'I Nichpss I, ~ Receiver viii proceed : j. ~
the highest bi6du! for cish rpcn the preniSes FRI
DAY the ilth day % DecCrher. ls&. II fair; II :3',
The fair car thereafter. -. .rar: OF lead $50 -ty
known she "Sorv I'll Cfoi Ni-c. frllci ~ iaS ctVc
~ or .tbsiaaslc, rpT U!rc miles p";'k Of he 5Tn Of
HoT:Idsr!r end a55u :dC::stn niles wcstCi lie :own
Of Scot,s7iIe
The ,rac. cor.;s:s o: abcu, $50 ithe p-sc!:e
her IL acres will b" stated :.c ~ OF 50. y h"!ES
the tract conveyed % i. IL. Cow!l I'D C:he 10y j. ~
Newell.
at tim" AMI P'scr will b. soa "" Farming
Utensils and Household Furrure rem.iaiE ca Ito
place with sunry articles .: !aariiasty used in ;o'S
mining.
AisS abou; 20 baTc:s OF Corr anh sma lot ~ cE;j.
i!E.NEY !. BROOKE,
Receiver Di-;.ic no. j. 20 i'.Iyin', Mock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04

NJMIIS-inHEn.> ~!i;.E ct "Et -. ~
" tare in the County Of Chesterfield In Cr-
scapce OF rec OF the 6lcuiL t"ct Il Ga..'.vi'd
coaary rendered III" ci Weed l-i Gs -. ""UJ
crii's:Tarcr, shall cfr fr .a'' s" "r1ic s.c,'n ~
GiIcs,rrird Court Hou.c. on Monday. the ! III: day
OF December, 1858, that tie Court q 81 ga
OF land forme ly nelonsng &" In I W.. De-
ceased. The 1t contains nbou l3S nr'c-, yinL en-
Tie Coal PIT Rad, four !alrs from ;ie "r .gGsr, nd
twelve from :re city OF Richmond @1oT1r ~ hs E'sr.
Tract Thi- land il -ell wooded Nr,r! ali o; vFch
l. IN oisiua I'D second gro.h! II b'E d@ellnG $50
il, but Il. rather diPphr'ed condition. IL" ois"r
nains ab"u. 80 acre.. j. o.,tE= ~ Frc ~
growth, and il situated o ar til former a'; Tha 'n St
staple products IF the rouItry, md ,9-a rA" iGIcc'
r,ri.t5: - capts'istN 'rr iGTrst.m:t;
Persons Wishing Wow 81" prcTi-aS prcTca5 20 20"
sale will call upon Srs lac VOID MO resides "ea :9o
same IiIAS 4 EH&SLEf, Cc!IT.