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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

ExENPIoE OF MEcHANlos.--The following order IS
sued By the Volunteer and Corscrp. Bureau at Mont
gonery, Ala, shows the ride and prset in that ate
scms impO iant ma tsrs.
The Consc pt Law, upon principles Of public policy
grants exemption from military duty to tanners, shoe
makers aud other mechanics
This pal itgs Is aloEtd those useful members Of SC
Oety fer the puoc good not the benefit Of the me-
charles LEES They derive gr, individual benefit
from IT, but the privilege Is Above Tor the pu lc coed
ElonA These exemptions conditional If the pr'l-
leg. Is sbused, the exemption ia fOriC 81. TIE law
slows these mp ed very liberal profit, IS per cent.
on the cost OF product on. The 6xObtAnt rates now
demanded for coarse rough shoes ESQ., and for boots
from 500 70 $780, iustrs tss the extent of this
abu q.
The ate CommI s.oners, under a law of Congress,
have fixed iG Erces for all articles entering into the
wants OF the army The vans Of the country the
same II rates fixed by these Commissioners for hides
leather sbO,s 81 adopted the basis OF prices to
be allowed d are deemed fair TOR individuals II the
Governments SLOWS 10 cents 100 cents per pound for
hides the vail be allowed that AID his profits for
nj II the Government allows 50 or $40 per FOUND
leather that be the basis allowed oS the shoe
maxi r, upon which he il 10 calculate bis profit as
nu,ae urer, II charges excsed the rates fixed By
vsInment, this viii regarded ss evidence Of the
abuse OF tue privilege exemption. Where exemption
has been granted ght to revoke the exemption is
e.eAE. II the paViege is abused, upon proof being
made and brought before proper enrvlh emcefs OF
comm deIs OF readtzVous or sutpost', they will for
lne pro, IS wi their opinion endorsed Ihsreen
through the Brgad Genera experimenting this Ba-
Falu.
5 me manufacturers refuse TO sell their goods for
ney aud demand Of the families OF soldiers hat they
shall pay their goods with provisions This will be
garded u violation Of the privilege OF exemption,
icing disingsnuOus shift to OBTAIN exhosbant rat6
an6 arges pr hs than the Law allows They mus: sell
their goods mcuey. They mus se money price,
aud they will cell for his musS cease to manu- aetur
OaiederAe money is the currency Of the country, and
tbe refusal OF it viii be treated a forfeiture OF ex
tupiOn. If citizens willingly barter supplies it ia not
effected TO.
The attention of al officers Of the Bureau is ellcd
% this order. They will likewise receive p;e,I5 aid
toward IA zane I'll o.Str where citzsns charge
forfeiture Of exemption.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.

7 HAVE THREE HUNDRED AND bkV-
Il UNITY ACRES Of good Land for sale privately. There Is
about 60 cleared principal bto the balance well tim
bered Any quAnyof good plant lant on the tract It's vel
adapted the goW Of wheat corn and tobacco fact every
thing IN need cultivated 1t lies 10 miles south Of rev Can
to- and az miles from Buckingham In,tute miles south
Of river very healthy country There are no improve
ents on the tract small adjoining with l-
proveraents on it. that purchased at fair price
Ny Aedress-God Hill, Buckingham, Va. -
elm VIM. u WORD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
Tue RALuau srASDAaD Os LBCOLS's MESSAGE


Tux RALEIGH STANDARD on LECoLNs MESSAGE -
The Raleigh (N. } Standard, Holdens paper, says:
ave publish to-day that rlicn Of Mr.. Lincoln
message which relates the Conf de ale ases. =
Without entering into any Argument in reply to Gry
portion Of this document say hatf "the reeeli-h"
aeIein the cOedtou which Mr.. Lincoln elsims which
ws by no me rs admit and if our people we're reduced
10 the painful necessity Of recons,rucing the old gov
ernmeu the terms Of tush reconstruction, Indicated
by tie cath proposed would be exceedingly repugnant
to bigh-spFited and gallant people. Terms of pardon
based on an oath support certain acts OF the federal
Congress relating TO saves strike st. ange and alb
surd Terms might be imposed with equal reason based
o. the support Of any other law This it seems to us
would be an abuse OF The pardoni, poW,r even con
eed az, do not that we are rebels and asking
parGon
Again, the assumption that ORs.:snh of the people
o. STATE may shape the action Of the State on ques-
lon 90 vital its Character is opposed TO the funda
mental principle of the right Of a majority to govern
aud would, if carried into eff lead to civil among
ourselves We tell Mr.. Lincoln that the people of North
Caroila may be and physically subdued, bus
th5ir honor and their PR nd port freemen they
never IaIlhce. They will lake no o2hs VIII CD their
STATE in Convention assembled, doss require them
to tsse and whatever may happs North Caeolins III
act as a Stale By minority of her p,ope, and thus
slap, her owl dfsiny. Her people would not rally
around tenth 10 do anything. North CAROLINA may
forced 10 walk through the valley Of humiliation, but
she sou.d DO il IA OWa proud integrity with er
garments unstared by the blood of those wi %,
pIesumng their physical might would dishoror aud
degrade her"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

COMMISSIONERS SALE Or bAND.-On
~ SATURDAY, December e6h 1s63In pursuance Of de-
cree Olrou Court Of Augst1 county VII SELL at public
belonging 10 the estate
OF Bailey Shumlte.
Ths property about coo acres Of which $50
tmberd whgle well Watered and In good condition
buildings saoe comfortable, and
fencing loot order There two good orchards the
farm and he whole establishment: is vel appointed and kept
mp.
IL about twelve miles from Saunton Parnassus Moi
fits branch adjoining the lands OF James Bye VIM Howell
and Others convenient - churches, schools and mills
81 besn seeded in wheat wh will be sold at
the same time
valuable ana dssraele
TEM property purchased at sale under decree Of
Circuit About $500 of the chase remaius
20 pad follows; s26O SOh March, 1884, 50 900 20h
Msrc 1865 and s. 2th March, 1866 the whos beAag
Interest un pad Thesi pay must be met by the pur-
sasfac - the Ocu The resdus a the Iuf
chase money may her be pAa In hand the sle
kept paid tqu insAm snts divided at the
time The other payments the purchaser may choose For
aymsnts be made In Court the purchaser give bond
secay and the title will be retained until the payments
made, JOoEPH 3. ShUMATE.
dec4-c de Oomm'r.
~ Rockingham Regster and Lexington 6axstte copy and
send bill 10 stanton Spectator.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

GuNsoArs AT MoBILE.-Tbe St. Louis Republican
earus from Confederate desertsrs recently arrived in
that city that Captain Dshsven and Captain MOntgome-
~. admiral, are now building two large gunbOats at
Mobile the largest tbs Nashville, 265 feet long, and
will have the machinery Of the steamer Natcaez for
merry in the Mississippi trade, between New Orleans
aud Nachez and The Tennessee, to have the machinery
of TIE AlOnzo Chill Formerly in the s. Louis az New
Orleans trade
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
TILE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.

CHAHLEsroN, Dec 2S--Al quiet at suDter-nO firing
for the pas. twenty four hours Fort koutrie has kept
up steady fire upon the working parties at G egg
Some chang are being made both at Gregg and Wag-
ner the nature of which mas not tranpred. The fleet
remains inactive-the number of vessels about the
sane. Our gunboas have been practicus to-day, and
did some fine Shooting.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

BaIsroL, Dec. 2S-0Or forces are still around Ru!-
Iedeevis and MoIrisiown. CAnnonadiDg was heard at
the latter point on Sunday evening Gen. Lopgstest
was uuatls to follow up his advantages in quence
of the large number of bare-fOOted men in bis COM
mand. Weather cold and the mcuntan ms covered with
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

TnEArRIcAL Mr.. James Harrison and Miss Katie
Estelle, are announced at the Wilmington Theatre
The secession o. these "arstes" from Manager 0gdens
company, must add an ad iitional the sea Of
troubles" he has to nc,unier If the glsh company
would only up just now, he could snap his 6ngers
at bis enemies, and draw in the dollars
fully lhan e7tr. -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

THE LATE FIRk.--The fire or Sunday night which
burnt fl the roof of Mr. Wyn6ham RobertsOn's resi-
derce at the corner of Fiaukin and Seventh street
originated in garnet, room or coses to which there
was neitser window nOr fss place. No satisfactory
conclusion as to the origin of the fire has been arrived
a. and it is probable that the mystery will remain un
solved. Atmrorary Roof has justbeen completed, and
in a few days Mr. Robertson will be enebed 10 re-occupy
the house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
GRFFNYILLE MALE ACADEMY.

This INSTITUTION, situated on the bor-
ders OF Patrick and Henry countess Immediately In the VI
ny Penss Store opened for school Sie exercises
18Th January 1ss under the pe endence OF the sussc
She Ancient and Moiern Lsngu and ACthemacI viii be
'rgt Board be obtained IN the fmlHs OF NIT Penn,
Dr. Staples Col Peter PENN Mr. D. H. speaeer and Others
the neishbOrhOod terms as moderate as essohere
PENIS Store llth Dec, lsss.-dsiT-c9t'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

Hon JANIS A. sEDOoS, Secretary Of War, says the
wmns tOn Journal has promptly ordered the restore.
ton Of the four purchased by and for the town Of VIII
ming on, ut impressed by the Confederate Commits sry
at Salisbury The -four bought in good faith, for
specific purpose, for unptOu, and was nOs lsgit-
mls3 subject for impressment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

SFE1NER LOsT.-The Wilmington Journal learns that
on last Saturday lish! or Sunday morning, lsrge
steamer, supposed to be the AntCnca, got aground on
Frying Pan Shoals and that tho enemy sent tug after
her and took all hands prisoners Il Is reported
tn tie enemy had succeeded in towing the ship of but
of is there TO be no certainty. Il lie pretty
CERTAIN that the vessel whatever che is is gone and the
opinion that Il Is the Antonic1 is ger eral.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

=. THE NEcaAScs Ct Selma, Alabama, have 'esol'ed to
give the wages Of ore day in eeh mont toWlId the
support Of the families Of soldiers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
THE Commonwealth of Virginia,

TO TIE SERGEANT OF TIE CITY or NORFOLK
GREETTNG:
Whereas vacancy has In the representation in the
Senate from the Sec nd sena ri district eomroed Of The Cy
OF Nor occaAloned bv the gnaon OF wi Ian Taylor
These therefore, the OF ire Commonwealth 70 re-
qsre et con 70 be he'd In said City ofNor
f THU sday the Slst day 81 December 1868 for senator
TO oil the vacancy Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness Ro L. MONTAGUE President OF
TIE Senate this IA Of peSmber A D. 1861 and In the SSH
year OF the Common seath.
By the President Of the senate: Ro. L. MONTAGUE,
Ttse, President ofthe senate.
sHHLEOz O DAVE, Clerk Of the Senate. del0-otd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

MoRE Truth THAE PoEFRT.-The maid uho binds
her Eanior's sasa-and, smiling all her pliu diEen-
bles is not quite efficient heroine of holy
ss the gr who knis her soldier sWesthear pair Of
warm seeks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

IWANTED-A TEACHER-A Single Cen
trnan, competent TO teach the Engh Language
Latin and Greek Lar preparatory for the Ua
Vreoia together the herietary branches OF
Mathematics csn good Salary ans Board In this veni
w. TIE School consLt OF six Pupils Satisfactory
As % seAo rhIp good character Will be required
L.t,ers Of inquiry may be dirested TO
DR.. E. A. CALMAN,
or to d. CHALMERS,
dee4-e1m News Ferry P. o., Halifax CO., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

sr AUGUSTINE, FLoRIDA, rays tbs Savannah RsFut-
lean, has given, either BY birth or marriage, three
brilliant Generals TO this war. They Kirby Smith,
William Lo ing and W. J. Hsidee. The latter is q ma
tive Of Appng eouay Georgia. tushe married in that
ancient town
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
WILLIAMSON d Co., Auctoneers,
w NO. I02 MAIN STREET.

The undersigned notify friends and the public gen.
orally having that large and commodious store late
" occup by Regnaus No. 1872 Manu. between 9th and
10Th sire they win henceiorlh continue their business In
and prepared show 20 the greatest advantage all goods
eosslgn0d 10 them for sale.
respectfully offer their services for the sAesof
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE OF al kinds.
THANKFUL FOR past patronage they solicit continuance Of the
nlLL1AhSON W.
GA ~ WILLIAMSON,
GBo. Il. HoHARDs,
arn A vzur
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA IL. ROAD co.
NOTICE is hereby given, that for want of a
quorum conslue tn. meeting OF Stockholders
Company appointed be he'd the 18th
ing adjourned until "WEDNESDAY the 18Th day Of JanuIy
nextthsn at 10 O'clock A. NJ At the oc OF the
Company In Lynchturg
Stockholders Who cannot attend The sdournsd meeting In per-
son. requested 10 appoint proxies represent them.
no 25-eOdA J. Il. REID, Secretary
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
RESDIzYoUs CT MOEGASs NES.-The Marietta (Ga

RENDEzvoUs CT MoRGANs NEN.-The Marietta (Ga }
Confederate says
We earn from Captain Castleman that the command
Ct Kentucky John horgau, except such as have gore
into other organizations the Army Of Tennessee, are
ordered 20 rend zvoUs at Decsur six miles East Of At
saa OF the Georgia rail DAD, to await the retun Of
their ar famed Chief Neither Capt Oasileman nor
Ca ~ 9, OF hi3 comuaal, knew any such maa -
LeIt ~. Asys, Aayse Mcgee, reported by 'ee-
graph Of MOgin's STAFF ana 10 have arrived ct Brts
tel stating that he lefs rgal at Cincinnati Toey
have great eonderee, howev, in the Ultimate ae
rival OF their Chief IN Dixie.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
rHK CITY.

THE NABKErs-I stead Of the large assortment OF
poultry which housskeepes reasonably expected to ftd
as the markets yesterday, tbee could oniy be fcu1d
after too carly hours had passed. scans array Of dress
ed pallets With here aud there duck goose, but
"tary turkey" Everybody wanted turkey for Christ.
mas and the pursuit of this savoiy fowl became almost
amusing Finding Che markets. swept OF them, the hunt
was transferred to the commission houses on Cary
street The p4eksges received from the Central depot
were opened in the pres o. ger crowd at each
store and the disposedoof in short order
at 81 so per pound. There was fair suEpy Of beef
pork in the markets. but in all other respects there
most sony Offering OF ediO!e5 We have eb-
served for long time even sweet potatoes were
scarce. Oysters were selling at $40 per gallon in TIE
Frs Market and sl2 in the Second. Esls we're rather
plentiful, aad stage to say, So per doz the ruling
price, Foe months past, milk has been II at the
lnArkes-the prevailing pdce being 81 per quart Yes.
terday in consequence suppose of the great demand
for egg nog seers advanced their prices and some Of
them asking 81 per qart
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
SAFETY OF GEN. MORGAN

CotUMBIA, s. o, Dec. 2s-Gen. Join H. Morgan
passed through this city to-day. He walked to Wal
halIa, and came ,hepcs by railroad.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
RED DOLLARS REWARD FOR

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
" delivering me- recurring 50 that get him, my nu
tan pcss- ne address expression He len residence
Charlottesville Abenarle county, the 18th February Wa
Of Mr. Thomas Crane, OF Cape
per county 70 which county be has probably gone.
whiT--ests GE0. NJ. BOwIr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

TIE mortality is tad to be thee times greater in
Grants Army han in the Army Of the Potomac. The
water and weather probably.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

THE NV COEEKDEsArE CEUlsER-We find in the Ia
test English dispatches the following information in
gard TO the Confederate steamer RaPpahanHOck
which some have mistaken for one OF the iron clad rams
which have caused so much discuss
The officers of she French customs have released the
steamer RappAhannOck, said to be Of the four
sells lately sold by the Birth Government to the Con-
dsrAtes The other three are ting on; he Thames
tor he Confederate service. The auth rites
Al Calais received instructions TO allow the steamer
R4pp,hannOok to leave whenever her Captin pl ases.
The ,opaaannOck formerly her jesty'e steaG :
soOp Victor and sold with three other steamers,
= -.---A4- Tia ihs~o tztvrr EAsish war
e., aners, aad repo ted tobe fitting out for Coned-
eIa'e Iriga.eeis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
EGG r A &c
Reports OF tss Press AssOeiaIiOg.
GROIN TIE RAPInAN.

Entered according Of Congress In the year 1861 by g.
Oerhs once OF the District Court Of the Con-
nderate Slater The Northern District Of Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

EBORAxGr G. H Dee. rs Sons few prisoners ciptr-
ed near Wartnon Junction, were brought here to diy
Thew report all quiet within their lines
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
NOTICE.

THE GENERAL MEETING of the Stock
= holders ihe BANK or VIRGINIA, will be held at thir
Banking House, In the city OF Richmond MONDAY the lh
OF January, 1854
provides that ocer Director Of the Bank shal
vote proxy Of soekho der any election Of Directors
CoeTs the Bank shall be valid which bhA
sky days before tie tme Of election
WM. y. TAYLOR,
de1O-SAW.d Cashier
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
RICHMOND WING.

TEE~s-osSy. saoaas, SO; naalA., IS. Per less pc
SENT ssEy, asusss VO No Subscriptions received for less
than az months.
wsslJ, ar noaAs g. Ne uAscrpeOaa received for less
han ak mon2s.ND
No rsssri ~ longer period aa sE months VA b re-
ss ged for any issue Of The Wig
F.Rsuitiances 81 he ri5k Of TIE subscriber.
sssoazs vhsss papers marked With cscua VII Under
ana that hsis term subscription aboa 70 expire And WI
REM, promptly 4 they wish hair pagers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
.nF THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE, run
" ming twenty years. FOB sALEThe subscriber Is author
ssd TO sell from 100 to $40 q the bonds Of the OF
o e. the Of annAy 1864 payable in twenty years
an bear ng six per cent interest," payable semi annually
January Ju Of each year, In the city Of Richmond.
These issued benefit OF INDECENT soldiers and
sors I'D families and will be either registered coup
purchaser may prefer No Bonds of similar chsrae
which are o n the market, can be better than these
disposed make such Investment invited to
make prom pt sppc IL MAury Co. Of Rich
mond, who authorized to negotiate for IN m.
EEMUND T. NORRIS,
de 2I-9lwd&c2E Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
ED. oRs. ENGINEER DEPT DIV.

ED QRs. ENGINEER DEPT D V.
Corner l9th and Franklin Streets
RIcHM1ED, De-. l6.h, 1868.
NOTICEl
- TO THOSE HA VINO NEGROES TO HIRE.
HNHE Engineer Department viii Lire for the
Il ensuing year ons Thousand Hands. fr VOk f0rinca
lions, Is. .,,,,,,o,,,. - -
J. Hire Of Lasorers-o Clothing tnd kSiionS iur-
nished by Government, !. .... $500 per year
Clothing and Rations fur
nished by owner. .......ooO "A"
-RGronI only, furnished BY
Government. .............sOV
RI only, furnished by
Government oV mo.
This will pay transportation 10 Ethmend or Peters
burg an viii give In addition Five Dollars for expenses ior
each Negro delivered by sbens ohtrs at either place
Nezoes 10 bs comfortably clad and in good condition when
received. Apply until FEB uary let next
The Government will be Tesponsbe for slaves 20 nred unae
The common Law OF Virginia.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Msjor Eng'n,
do1T--a1Olkcw9t In charge Of Bicbmond De'enc es.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
IMRST CLASS RESID ENCE FOR SALE Ii

OANVILLE, VA.Tae house contains rooms besides three
Easements large hded wish every
hl.ncs for housekeeping The kitchen has and
excellent peVraiing well OF wafer at the door,a servans
house neE with rooms plasered and wewashed There
very stable and carriage htu Toe last needs
repEir all the other hsu3B are In excellent order.
There garden ef choice variety OF thrubbery and
flowers productive vegetable garden, the
and forward in the Toe ia u as healthy
VgbiA elsewhere Possession given the 1ss Of jan
uary. For terms, apply 10 DR. THOS Z. ATKINSON.
de22-eedH DIuvlEe, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs,

NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.
PURSUANT to an Ordinance, passed the 18th
June 1885, viii Collectors ONCE in the City
Hail. the 18th tie 3lst OF December Inclusive
ceive the reman half II Taxes rom such persons
bedto discount Of per BY hAvlng previously paid
first hall In Jane last In with he Ordnance
JULIUS A. H0Bs0N. q. q. K.
N Il WI be le,n from the above that The Collector
qud 70 attend a. the office from tas 1871 the
receive Taxes remaLns due Before The anu
Of the Hastings Ctur he repaired by Ordinance
Of Taxes.
Persons have not dono the necciy OF calling
ana paying lie impossible for te 10
on them before he savertses.
An Taxes paid within the terra aecaed as longer in
dss limo J. A. noasog, O. G. r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
IUCTfola asEEe
VUTgRs DAVs.

NOTICE. will sell at public auction, on the
In Goth is, upon the premises ny FAEn, c'niirng ~
acres, suttd In Ia ~ Lons INN ID .tey tie ioad
from Richmond ~ the Court House t1iylS om The Tor
81 fourt en- from the i-itef ilac1
IL Al excellent VI spaies and peac-
The tut dDes are and OF no5ern st.s.
Terms 10 buit the purchasof
Louisa, ID C. Mn 6cl, JNO GARDNER, 81. ID.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

MASON'S GENUINE BLACKING.-
WI 800 doE Masoh's Blstkug, genuine article, OF
consignment Wall be sold bargain II called for soon
GEORGES BA6BY,
December 21nT-.S3s Gary ttreet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

In accordance with the above Orse al eases arriving in the
city and duty Ia this city (w9 haze net ~
so5 will repor. person, desy sdqu
BY order OF Brigadirr General Joax II. HNDsa, omms
Dept. }. ", PEGAA1, 4. =. Gsn.
l9--u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24
de qI-9lwdGc2E
II AND FOR SALE

Il AND EOh OADE
IL IN MADISON COUNTY, VA.
NV health Is such attend 70 business longe and
now Offer for sale hundred 400 Ave hundred 5000
of Iaad IE,n Rapid river There about
hundred O OF liver low grounds not inferior
the balance with good large new barn on H.
with.
Apy person Wishing will call The
always home, AMI will show II Time and shall sell the
Rst opportunity fy exchange the farm for small
two hundred (9OO acres then tel either ak
(6OO) or 600 The land les about two 0
mes Liberty Mills about i've @ miles from the Orange and
Rar 0) miles from Gordonsvile and
aud a half Il ~ miles from Blue Ridge Turnpike.
L. ID. TWYMAN,
no9s Qawlm Somerset p. o., Orange unity, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

AUDITORS OFFICE
Or III. Cry OF RIosMoED
ID ics mbe- l6 1868 J
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF CITY BONDS.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
IN HOLDERS OF ALL B0Nus OF TIE Oily,
falling due the rst dsy Of January next well the hold
rs those that past due present ONCE
payment day iaeess VII from and after that
dale I. b. HARRISON,
de 16-3aWt1J Auditor City Of Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-24

GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS.-l0 packages
VI IT. Crolr and Jausca RAM (old and oe 100 gallons oid
Rye Whisky; bareb ApFs Brandy part three years old sno
very IN y 800 boxes saTnesi just received ~ bbe EnsSh
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