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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

TX HAMMOND on the Causes, Symptoms and
SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF NERVOUS DE-
iILI1Y .nd Other Diseases Of toe Nervous. seminal Trina
~ AND Sy.tsrl.-by [. ~ HAEsosD NJ. D., former
II Proso Of Special Anatomy. &c IL syr.euse Medical
Co!lege. NesvY Price - mailed zee. =. WAhNkk,
ublisheT, No. kesey-s; A.t0r House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
Urn Goods.

FOUNTAINS INDIA and AMERICAN IN
i DIAN STORE, No. $50 Broadway, sscoud story be-
team i3th and I,th.sts, Is FILLED With goods nom
CHINA INDIA, MANILA, JAPAN and AMskaG i
INDIANS cot 20 be found sesnere. VIZ; olLhS
sHAwLS sCARfS India Muslin; pineaPpe Dos 1899
hns and Colssd Grapes Conesn aud Ponses
Boxes, DESKS Tabesi Canton Chaa Vsse, Datn onos
new styles. American Indian Fans with bride ana shcy ~
work with suitable fancy articles for Es,0pess
PHOR WOOD TRUNKS and SANDAL.WOOD boAA-s'
&c Wholesale snd retail Catalogues sent per mai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

COR Observation-Disclosures new
i and aIsl-elA.. steau..hip ...o,
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Capt y. V. GaoEW.
eAryln. tbs United states uss will leave fief NO. Ne T.,
oE SATURDAY. AuS -, At p. m.
No freight rsceiv,i aAsr Friday.
Iassye. with uu'ufps'set sccomnodsttons, eoo.
For fgcisli Or pa,sAgs. apply a
IL h. CROMwELLk Co.. No. % Wsstst
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A trst-
el,s. steamer viii esvs NerYok on tho 3D. lJsh aud
asa Of zach month except vheu those dap ~ On sun
DAY wien N. asT Of departure viii DO the MONDAY ioI
lowing -
FOR itelsh OF pssas. sppy at the only ofee No Bowl
ipV.ur.u ID. H. ALLEN. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

O. He1 PAYS BOARD and TUITION in Com.
Up 4 English - wseks ct HUDSON RIVER iHsTl-
qiIE Csver.ot Col Co. N. Y. Sixteen eSpsrisboed In
,uctor. IN the Kngn Sorns Ca.~eal oass Of sir
now preparing eater Yale ia 's freneh, Musical Faint
iny tcientifc Military Commercial Departments Tooth
s.Iss). Term opens Sept ~. Writs Tor q catalogue.
Rev. A. BLACK, A. M Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

YOUNG LADIES MISUNDERSTOOD
l. FOR SALE-TAe large aud eos mo aioss build.
INK IN the TswH Of soAsI' WeoAe'lsr County. 20 mile,
ffoIa NewYork City containing thirty odd ell
adapted for YOUN0 LADIES' BOARDING-sChOO
IL offered By the proprietor on cay terms
The location Of the hssbiel Ia tho country scenery
hes stilu and ony miles tom the harlem Railroad Posi-
Osiee Telegraph Station, Epi'eopai and Presbyterian
Churches WITHIN tive mnstes walk. beautiful orchard.
witt FIVE 10 ten acres Of apd will be SOLD with tho
building For farther paItissisr apply W Is. YOUNG,
" Oh mharss where plan. Of bnIdlnR nay be teen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

MUSICIANS OMNIBUS.-About 700 Tunes
Nk for Violio Flute Comet. si Violin strnss FOR
bot sesner Beet French ST., zSc. lsau foor lengths.
iSc ms ID Ur!ted S.es Drum sud ri. Instructor, 51c
rasi.et. FREDERICK BLUAE 10 zO3 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

nOW 70 MAKE YOUR OWN
TIE BOOK
ONE HUNDRED BEVERAGES,
20 TIE Temperance plan containing Recipes for Bro4ksss
loue,us Ebervoscns Fruit and Nutritious Beyer-ses Lem
ersde. Fruit Nlnrgsrs. srups, Nheys Artificial MiUeB
Wsisrs end Beverages for lnvsds Price y cents. Sent
b. mail re.elpt OF the prce.
JAMES MILLER, Publisher,
No s22 Broadway.
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NETWORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANl

NEW-IORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANE
~ RAILROAD.-Irass viii leave ssth'si Depo-fg ~
tany lu:SI O. N, stopping Niliam.brdge. Whtd
Plsss Bedford Crston Fails and stations north to AbAny3
connecting with Cena aud Northern Railroad ot S.rstossa
and al % ats westi f5r Croton Falls e:l9
aud p II. The p. train will run Saturdays eny
White Plans AIS sod 10 IN, $3.50. 4:lo ando sal
Clap u iro-l whe-st- Dspsti for Wllamserdse-s;Ds
10 . IA g:J0, ALE. 3, e.l5 AID s:S Croton fL<5
WAls aims and Wh.msbiitgs usus s,op at ell st,tsssa
For Dover Psin p stopping at White Plains sue stea
uos. north D,y-t ks.ufuins sAvs Albany At 9:lo "a
% efnya OF Northern and Western Trains stopping ct al
,.toa. fom Chatham to Crot0n F.ls sso ct bedfsrdo
Wait, Pi,ips aud W iaussndssi Dover Plains e;S a,
Fa; pus; White Plius $50 I, s:2Os 1850 AIS
Nlismsbhdxs b;Jn and % Croton Falls. w hit1
PLAIN. ani Wiau,buie taas stop st all stations Sunday
rIsul,ion Train. at Hsi Fare Fer cGoton Falls s;9 M
c.l5 "A 50 a. n. q s;ao snl Fer White Plsio, ps
"a Wlnsbiii. ana White .ins ,rains stop q, az s.s
done p.,urnuS le,ys White Plsus $50 g. m. "i1Anss
bhly. a. lO2s NJ 1870. $40. $40 ana p a., Stopping
At al satloni Cr,sou tAss p NJ. stopping [" al s'A'ssa
H'''" " anu " IOnN BURcHILL Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
4 TFIICTED RESTORED IGNORANCE

IN EXPOSED! PALACES uNMAShED
RICHLY IMPORTANT 10 BOTH SEXES Married or
einz'e In Health or DseaseDr LARNONl'S Paris, Lon
leu aud New.York Medical Adviser and Marriage Gui ae
5h edition so pages ps4rly 100 Gsure Du.siionsl
upon Ne 81 saa Nervous DeAiiy UrinsEJ Deposits, nvol
Iaary Los OF Semen mpotency Affections Of u. addar
snG Kidneys Geno-Urnsry D eases ana their Conse-
auences Anatomy Of tie Sexual Organs Of The made snd
fuse Laiesi Researches IN Physocgy, European Hospital
frsctcei Qusck4 their recipes aid speoies the Auihors
ase4 P4l AID London Treatment Sc Malice nee 0t
clos Is sealed All wh3 would avoid unsuccessal ard
b. sous treatsu Nth Mefesry. COpsts Injections Csn.
serzsiions Qutck specihcs, Anidoes, insI9ment- 6e
shouid purchase me Cnsias work Of t. WARNER. No
Vesg.s.: 5 TOVSEY. No III Nassss-st eonsut the
tOCTDR 40. 647 Broadway tus sairs'. NEWTON non
M 70 . .. ~, daily, except Saturday and sunday.
concur otner pGpers il recommending Dr. Lar
mon. snd ms Courier dee Flats Unis Dspstch
ktaats Z-ituug. Atlas, Medical Review, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
& NEw-HAyEN RAILROADi
sT'v"rp ARRANGFMENT.
COMMENCING JULY D. 1904
Passenger sslsn 10 Ne~York zI.hst .nc t'heS
Entrance 21Ins-
-RA,SsLFIyE NEWBORN

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORKi
FOR fswNayep :, tEr.l, IL - - nj lAls tSxo
as tEx) 80 30 snd IN 80.
For Bn1s,p tEr.l Il-o' n lIl5 tEhl 40
Or . -. So SUI p. m.
ri Milford ara r.,fori T. il.9oN nj 40. $50 p. N
For FsiF4rI SouGAgor. and N..;pori, liSo ~ as4
s , p - - i
So 81, 80, p.
Fsr .isn and Gresa"lch. !. go, II % N $50 Asi
Por stanford 7sEIl 90, llooa m; la.l, (BIl 30
- Poi lsssF aid .ntssmsdiats ,lson 80 IL % q
D. . % 81. D. 30 2.
ko, port Chester and New r shele p N
CONNECTING TRAINS
Fer 2os'ol, Sprinsh "a. TX b 2n tELb sp rs
Fer Bertol. va shor- Lias ie.l5 (E1 J. g p. m.
70 has4esi al Springfield. IL lsKh n5o 40
(Fz.l. p. m. -
FOR Couuset,cut River Railroad to Montreal. 81 tEn
H. g an 30 y. ~. 20 Northampton.
For Hartford, P4oyIenss and Fi.bkil Railroad lEIG
lie
Scr NcwH,vsu New Losdsa sSd S.eninslon RaiIssi -
a. ~. IL 10 80. ?.
~ C.nsi Railroad. D? IS ,. m. to Northampton.
Fos Hogs.onc Railroad, 9 NJ. % =. TO New MI
ford " sdb-sda,s Ani sstui days. 10 lItsheid
For Naus aiuek Railroad, a. N, 23) 2.
For Dsnhury end Sorvalk Railroad y m, 40 p. M
Couuodie,s II. eping attached to y. IN. Tain
JAMES n. HOYi, Superintendent
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II YOU WANT TO KNOW

WIZ cLldrer frequently Iesen,oe but parent rosd
MEDIC AZ COMMON SENSE,
curious took for curious people and COED book for every
one. Content. tables a. tao pribciya4 dopO
thTouEh the country 81 T. WAhNERS, Ne Nesey a..
OF Of the author. Dr. L. b. FOOTE no. 100 Broadway
kew.iOYk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.
~ stosmer ARMHNIA leaves MONDAY, WEDrEN
DAY. and FRIDAY, from isst Harnson.,t.. at Sclocs
Lnding at 30th-,t making intermediate lAndingA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
gteambcais an0 Railroads.
.FETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
DAY BOAT for ALBANY.-Ths large and

- coumodisus ,te4msr DANIEL DREW leaves Pier fso1
OF Jsyst, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
MORNING at o'clock, sndtss at 3rb-st, Yonksrs, Cs
..nss, Ws. Point, Newbursh, Ponshksspsis. RhLebec
Tiyo Caiskil, and Hudson arriving Albany IN tme "a
The for Saratoga aud the Wst, arriving In Saratoga
at o'clock the sens evening Returning leaves Aban1
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, AID FRIDAY N0R1
INC, 81 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

IUSICAL.-A LADY would like few NOR
vi PUPILS 70 instruct Oh the PIANO AID HARP. Pal
tiegIaI attention gsrA 10 begiauss Term. ao5nia ale Az
ply ~ No 46i Jd-sS., between sd aud S<ii "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

EOR Newburgh West Point, Poughkoepsie.
Il and Ronaout-st-sner Mary Powell leaves pier foot OF
Jays every afternoon a y oelocI for West Point, New
bursh, Poughk Sc psis and Hondout.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

NvEW,JERSEY RAILR0AD-FOR PHIL4
~ ADELPHik al the SOUTH and WEST. via JEk
sps 10 a ~. & .. ,;JJ aud II - p m fne % INouSQ
bassa. checked al SRI 10 M sd $50 and liso p nd
a., W,shingtor "a q sna p. III. Tor the West
J. W. wo0Dhugt. Assistant Ssperints.n On e.s a
No baggage will be received for sins sneu dehvsssO
and Is I'es IN advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

EOR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD and
l. SPRINGFIELD STEAMBOAT AND RAILRoAq
COsNFCIlON Tns CONTINENTAL leaves Peck 81 "a
Tsst River AZ 3:I5 ? IN NIGHT LIAE.-1he ELM CITa
leaves 81 n O'clock o. a.. Saaiays excepted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15
ROY SOETBWESTRRN VIRGINIA.

Tns I,pehturg Rspusliesn, Of Monday, 5 atea that
,o,rsr iroui T.ss~eH Court House to Co'onsl Nay,
e,am.niinz body o. or trOo7s On tAeif way TO
iu-e ion Nth General Williams command, Informed
hin Ina. body Of aboa; 400 Of The easoly, who had
bsep ia Wyoming Tor over four weeks, had reached
Bs,sP Garden ia TazsWen c0uaty, aud had sent Gus
,,,o. numbering any or siK,ynen, who passed through
~, Court House in the direction Of the Valley armed
ouv ri.h Coils rsyolves. Their object scented to ee
10 1stbe, horses aud 10 watch ForeeA They how
ever rad re,uraed to the nan BODY at BurAs Garden,
Were they we're encampsd. The whole body Of eiIi-
.sns have u-nsd cut 70 rePOl the nvsder' ard with
oct da~ng sugl5 irOu this gOD there Is "A roe
enough. With re asss Gnee Of artillery posted At
proper point, 10 whip them back capture the whole
eoucsrn.
GA the oti- hard The yugini,u SAYS that The neWs
by tee Wessra tgaia SATURDAY. evening was Of rather
an Favorable character The eaeu.y supposed to
b., advancing toward, che Virginia ins and COED deal
o. alsra, wa So to exist auong The people Of sOuth-
western Virginia. Il Nas deemed prudent 20 remove
IN, deposits o. the blnks at Abius "a 70 LyneLb'r5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15

MEATING N ROCKBRIDGE CouM1.-Tne people Of
RJckbrdge bad euthu. iAsc meeting on Monday Of
-. seek, at lexington. Stirring addresses we've delT
cred BY Senator Henry, OF Tsudesser, Andrew Hunter
OF Jefsrsou, and Coleman Ye!lOt Of Baltimore. TIE
military spirit Wes aroused, and SUCH meAsar,s we're
adopted as viii insure, told acquisition Of a
thousand vel armed to The organ alton for home
defence Well done for "the little republic Of Rock
bridge as one Of the speakers sJlsdis Suci preFG
ration everywhere wil be fatal to Yankee raiders. We
rejlioe to see the spirit manifested by the people ct
lexington for IS theirs peculiarly to guard thegrAye
Of The immortal Jackson, aud preserve inVOlAbly
from the pou.ing tread Of tbe Yankee hireng. That
soil Is .acred and mus. nev,r be prOiAned Let the
spirit Of Jackson ever animate the PEOPLE to EhOm g
b, queathed his sabre
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15
ZION THE RaPPAH4NYOCK.
The foLOEing telegram, from special correspondent
- in YEA e-4ay's Eauuirer:

The folOEng telegram, from Special coiflsP0nueh''
APP area in yes erday's Esquirer;
URANos c. H., sept --Tae eaemy, wish '~''lsrI,
iot.nry anibc,, airy, crossed the RappahaCn,c tNb
-rooruil Al aAs and K"eJs Fords and CO operating
Win their force, which for some time, kss been en-
snped on this size OF tls k,poahannock 81 thE Rail-
road Bridge, AID al eIped surprise US Ia tbs they
6ei oar eassly aud al lery male stand st Brandy
s.tion ant fus1, theg but forced 70 give bsek
before very sup, RI 70 Numbers.
Al last acco-rts the enemy held CulPePer Court
r,se and their mains we're III ming there, aud our
srv ,sre s.ll Tall ~ back. CJL Hal Ct the 9Th Vir-
piaa cavalry eolai- ding Gen. ". H. }. LeeS brigade,
= lightly wounded 10 the tx. Our loss vas not over
t,.rsy (SOl ~ far a. heard from
-nstusny shelei our trim a. l. left tu!peper Court
Hone but did % DIN. ge. Nearly ry p thing re
moved from Culpspef Court House before The Suemy
pot possession This advance Of the enemy Is b,leSed
70 De reconno - nee ia force Fighting still going
90 A. 4 O'Clock
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15

DEslRrEss CAPIUAKD An organized band Of deSer-
ters numbering sixty or seventy vas captured IN
Franklin county Va, few days ago, BY Capt Ri@y-
wg, the Enrolling Officer Of that county and his guard
assisted by some citizens. Under the lead Of an
capped convict; named GJOd4su, the dessrsers had
meaesd pillag'ng and rObbDg the people, breaking
open hOu.s and committing other dsPredstiOnS, pre-
pArng for winter, BY laying in supplies Of provisions
and clothing Il said that they bad actually erec.ed
tbs mountains a sort oT fort in which they designed
GO offend themselves if attacked against all authority
civil or military But their career has bsen brought 70
q close.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15

kiCH MiS.-An excl aDge says there will come pc
rid vnsn men vii be ashamed to bsreH. That psriOd
be when isis shall be over ior every patriot
sLo loves liberty better than luere, viii be e)gent TO
coue free from debt and Pennies if free from the
Yankees and indepe.dsn,. Bat we fear that eXtOr-
toners aud ID Gu slors viii Be shameess.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15

THs LATE FRENyu CONSUL Ar GoBnE-The NOBLE
Register OF the och inst. contains lengthy eOmmuni
Gated obituary Of Ncboas GAspNd POrtz, the Wee
Consul Of France AZ Mobile Who died in that city on
the 9Th ulL We copy the following paragraph:
From-tde iucipercg Of the revolution, Mr. Porz be-
came warm supporter Of OlE cats. he Wa IN close
eorrrspOndeuce vilh mrmbers the French Govern
mept and wrote ugtb.y and ten 70 apPrse hi Gov
eminent OF ihe true state of things here and IN support
If tbe pnitou ~ bad taksu HE advocated TIE reeOg
tioD Of our Govern meut from th5 commencement aud
lost no opportunity 10 enforce hs yeEs By the strong.
e Arguments, S. bi4 corresponoercs will fully Sho~
sh'cS indeed il veil yer perusal In this eOuIs IN
fcths cane 10 collision sI,h some Of his supsrors
so vrl,izei the warmth OF his zeal H. hsd n Sev-
r the satisfaction Of obtaining the GBprobIiot Of his
Ggr-rnmsnt while those Who differed n hnn were
moved from Office; and tais appreciation was most Aig-
MS alnily made known 10 him few days before his
te,s.Se when he VAS informed that the Emperor had
given directions that the Of tue Legion Of Honor
so all be forwarded 70 him 10 reNard OF his services
ADD zeal very much 20 rs qualification. By lis act the
Frl CD Govefnu ent has given most striking proof OF
ent snt3 10 asts cur Coincidence which ig has not
vet been able 70 carry into eGte PROBABLY OWCg ~
compGca.iors o. plom1cy With other nations, and
no r particularly England, which seems TO be the STUN
bling block in his way. Many thanks were due 10 Nc.
PORT for bis tie perseveriDg ani energetic thOrs 10
procure our recognition OF nationality and for ibis The
ps0J ls Of tbs cily vi i1rg Cherish his memory.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15
HOCKEk,s MILL ana Two RARmS
FOR SALE IN BUCKINGHAM.

ON the 18th day of sepie.' Der, 1868, in.csn
~ rmiy with the Of Geo sc Hooker deed viii sell At
pubhi auc;on preIes. the large manufacturing Wheat
and Co NILS 10 the county o. Buckingham, known Rockers
Mil tie Plantation attached but which Ii be sOa sepa-
rately.
The Tract con aims % acres besides the ~ building
has large and comfortable Dwelling House, add s
saTy cut houses, 10 good repair
The Plantation contains ais acres Is very productive ard ha
b.tn culvA ed for years with end judgment
with iew TO the preservation and 9rovement % the soi
There the plantation also good Dverg House and
kouses.
the Ianes aud place win sell another Land
belonging estate Of the said Geo. Hocker suaed about
~ miles from The boye properly containing $40 10 good
heart and well t'mbered. 1hiA Is also vguacie tact
PuTch the option paying caAh their pu,
chase Of tal1e su time they choose, cling
Aad 2 months eqa1 q bOpds W. god security
Eith interest iTcm date
MP BocoCK
sug25-dlaWkatds RK'or Of GRo. HOOKER. deed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15
AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF GROCERIES, MANUFACTURED
- TOBACCO, IRON, NAILs, AND LooKADE GOODS AT
ABOTtoE-AtIO o'e1ek, IN FRIDAY hENf, tle 'a Hsi,
g bass Choice N Q. Sugar,
y bbs and boxes Clarified Sugar,
8 bbs. Crushed do,
40 bbt Lard,
Is hbls. jamaica Rum
20 kefs 81 Ga sodH,
70 boxes Sta.rh.
30 Brown Soap
hbls N. q. Moiasses,
90 bars az, Square and Rouni Iron,
~ kegs Nails and Spikes,
bales cotton,
10 dez Br0ops,
90 bus Pea Nuts,
ILsO,
1000 packages Manufact ured Tobacco,
80 bbls -smoki Tobacco,
Lot IN papers and bs Is do,
$1,000 cub, Cigar, come Nefy choicc
BLOCKADE GOODS:
SI0 pairs aeh' and Women rhoes,
800 Mems Dsts,
$50 pairs Cotton Cars, damaged,
$50 Gotten Csrds, x Oh orfsr,
20 pieces Bl. ache Got on,
20 gro. Shoe stri1s
~ kegs arch, Soap aud PernmerS.
DRUGS
Small Tax, Alum,
Qlinne, Spirit, Nitre,
Pure Nitre suphLte Acids,
HhubRrb, Cloves PEPPER,
sPice. Mustard a. &c
,,pl6 RoSlNsON, ADAMS 4 co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15
RICHMOND. va.
:. SEPr. 18th, 1863.
EXCHANGE NOTICE, No. 6.

1NHR following. Confederate Officers and men
captured vcksburp MISS July h, 1863, and subsequent
pasoe have been duly e,charged and hereby des
cared
l. The officers ard Of deaeral O. L. sievsnssn's D.
vision.
9 Tae officers and meu II General Bowen's Division.
IA The oee's and OF gader G. neral More Bgade.y
1. TIE officers and men Of the I'd Texas r g,nent.
3. The officers aud men OF WAups Legion
e. As all Confederate officers ard who have been deIv
cred Oiy Point time previous TO July 25h 1861 have
been duly eTchAnged, and are hereby 80 declared.
Ro. oULD
sent l4-d6t Agent OF FL hhanRe.
T soue papers give six insertions, and TEND
The war Depa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15

TaE CIrY FORTIHCArIONS-Un the Oh Instant the
Hu,.pgs Cour Of this city considered quEdOn from
the Gj,ernOs ulder act Of Assembly for slaves TO
work on the fortfcAGous around the city. The Cont
bsug sat sized hl, it vas improbable 10 obtain Re
rsq te iugorna ion vhch 10 5ase ther action With
10 The time required declined to act Yesterday, Gov
L..oher brought he subject to Tue attention Of the
General Assembly, asd suggested an amendment 70 the
aW requiring he Cont uldsr severe penalties, 10 act
d 70 act Wthou. delay. TIE Governor save further:
"Ihe COUNTIES have IN al cases executed the law and
causse no reason Why toe Hastings Court cannot do
what osher courts in the Safe have dOue. The aa
thfzss me- % in press slaves where the Courts decline
Or refuse % &C b. a. maLitIsi thai It ian rsssmsnt u
re-orted 70 i. viii produce inequality and injus ice. S'
II nothing else sill do viii CONNIE lee the tmpressmeht
b. ,kn the slaves Of the members Of che Court and ITS
otlcers, by way Oi example"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15

gsVuRDKR IN APPOxATrOx.-Mr. William B. Monkey
VA, murdered on Thursday night not far from Pamp-
Inns depot in APpOmAt.Oz county, and robbed ey some
unknown psrsop He wa, about thirty years Old and
leaves vie aud children to mourn the sad end OF
husband And athsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15

Fas OlD IssUE-BO,h Houses OF the General As
smbly have pissed act authorizing the reception OF
al issues Of Confederate Treasury notes in payment Of
taxes and other State dues The banks should At
sciBd their resolution disereditng the old issue.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15

Nor TRUL-Tbe report from Fredericksburg, men
toned IN this paper yesterday Of the appearances of
large force Of Yankees opposite that city, is contradict
a hr la,ar inteliyenee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15

BluspEss o. iHE TTPEs.-Ia yesterdays paper San
DgpiegO vus uispinted "SLn DinaOuPO-" No doubt
the reader vas puzzled AZ the locality Of that place
sBiugenn Ga the Rhine Ess printed "Birugen"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15
ONE HUNDRKD ANn FIFTY DOLLARS

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
~ REwARD-strayei or stolen from the plantation Of the
subscriber Columbia road miles below oum6e land
House. S0RREL HORSE about five feet high and about
years old marked Ia the forehead viii Is broad, with
strip Of white extending down towards the
up the foo 70 las willie spots his
back Wy saddle gals He unk, slightly parrot
tped have other parks collected, hSd
about weeks Ne Of tie wheel
horses OF sent to from the county OF Berkeley aud
somewhat CALLED In the shoulders especially the right AID
form and Oui works aely n harness. and carries huse WELL
with somewhat arching utck.
The reward viii b. paid his delivery TO fifty
FOR such inorpaOn asvu enaUie get him again.
sept l-c4E JOHN p. WILSON.
Enqure sen.iusl and Examiner copy four weeks 10 M
weekly, Gnd present bill 70 Deane James
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15
I4O4 ACRES n. G. LAND
II II u . II

MY l. A n d lies in Rockingham county,
w ~ c. On Mayo river and Buffalo creek Lboot mid
way between the North 0Gro oeSrs aud VgnSand TeRue
railroad.
There enough land cleared for twenty twenty
and tn finest body land original growth In the gboe
try The oak timber II sawed into box nj would $i0O
co., and there's nT rate mill sea. in ths portion the
timhr This land IN unsn passed for Tobacco.
The els lent framed Dwelling, containing rooms
and all necessary cut houses twelve good Tobacco barns
The situation Is healthy any In the State, the Dwelling
log eleysslou, srordng fine view OF the untans
will also sell the growing crops.
II not sold pfiyately the 2Oh OF August; n then
the day in tbs advertisement which will sell 10 the highest
blider.
Persons wSng4O purchase had better and the plate
Is seldom that such tract lanh offered for sale
will d tne above property 70 the highest bidder public
Suetop, on SATURDAY, the 26th September.
Terms cash credit.
Address DR r. D. hay,
jylI-ct20th 6ept' PeEns Store, Patrick CO., Va.