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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
L4TgyT FRON NORrOLK.

The Petersburg Express has in,orus zoo from Nor
folk as late A. MONDAY VIII time lie hundred and
sevea,y women and children from Norfolk and Ports
mouth cane Up under < OF truce TO Suffolk. They
len Norfolk early on Monday morning. arriving in
Suf,lk little afer noon. After some little detenuos
they we're SET at liberty their the best they
could to Iyor and Petersburg About 100 reached the
cry By the train from IvOr Wsdaes afternoon, and
the res. are On The road oetseen Suffolk aud Ivor
waiting az Suffolk for some means Of eonVeyaoee.
The aoies who have arrived speak applause
Of the kindness of the remaining citizens OF Suffolk,
who took as many they could TO taeir houses and
made them cen ortAble, and when DO more could De
provided Tor vacant houses vcrs opened and shelter
afforded when no other comfort could be given About
100 occupied the spacious residence OF Nathaniel d
diek, Eq sleeping tse door pallets prepared fer
them.
Fom su1k they hsd 30 got to IvOr in carts, wagons
and such eonyeysnces could be procured.
number we're expected az Igor last night.
All represent the STATE Of hiDgs ia Norfolk aud Ports
mouth as deplOrabIs indeed. Brig Gen. Barnes, now
in command there, Is said, however, 20 be hu-
name and gentlemanly in his Of the citizsua
than any eommandant that has preceded him.
THROUGH the inGeresssion Of friends, respite has
been granted pr Wright aud to-day has been Get apart
Tor his execution. Tue suspension OF the oder Tor his
execution tie 1859, not received until the very
morning Of The day appointed.
A sad and af5,dng vas e5ac.ed in tie jail Of
NorfO K on Taursday, the Ism. daughter Of DR..
Wrghts unised in marriage 70 = gentleman to
whom she had osen oeg aiisneed in the presence Of
h.r father and at biz special request The cad crcum
stance under which these nupAs we're soemnizsd dew
tears from zoe eyes of even tbe Federal attendants.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23

ARREsrEp AND SKSr TO RioHxoSD The Staunton
Spectator says that OF Monday the 18th inst NJ
p'ckets, West of Meadow Bluff, Greenbrier county,
arrested Mr.. Thsddeus Jones and a Of Mr. Waldron,
formerly contractor the CoviDgton and Ohio Railroad
whilst attempting to "Work their way" into the lines Of
The enemy. Mr.. Joses before the war, lived in Wash
ngton City, but has been living for the past two or three
years the White Sulphur Springs where be acted as
agent superintendent and salesman for Mr. VIM. Ca
well, one of the propretors of the White Sulphur
Springs BE had been ordered 70 report to the enrolling
officer, and promised that he would do SO Monday,
the but instead of doing So he attempted to get
20 the lines Of tie enemy by thanking" our pickets
de had been showing very special kindness to the Yam
kee prisoners in the Hospital at the White Sulphur
Syringe AMI they reciprocated by sending letters by him
stating the svors he had conferred upon them and en-.
dorsing him as Union man, faithful and true whose
statements might be confidently relied upon. he also
mad some letters from persons in the Confederate ser
vice who supposed that he was going under the flag OF
Iuce sent out on Saturday, the 10Th inst Mr. Jones
mas been sent prisoner, to Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
FROM 7EENESsEE.

Dr. Green, o. Chattanooga, killed near that place
by the Yankee piekets a fes days since.
Mr.. David Ssiek, Of the same place, has been hing
by the enemy. The charges against him we're that he
threatened TO poison his vel when the Yankees re-
dueed the town.
Rsguar trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road were suspended by the Federal military authorized
on the 81, and all passenger travel prohibited.
The Chattanooga Rebel say5 letter and verbal mel
sag, from the front mentions the unfdsering deermi
natoa and sprit Of the trOops and ,hir eAsernessto
TesHme sctive operations.
Tho Lynehburg Republican, Of the 2lst, says:
Fiom East Tennessee have the REPORT that tho
Yankees continuing their retreat towards KuoKVine
q Osely followed up and watched by Ous forces The
ported reeap,ure Of Rockville By Gen. Buckner Is
asserted 70 be sl e, though the enemy are evidently
alarmed al movement on the part Of our forces,
to Us u known.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
TIE WHEAT QUESTION.

A letter from LOuisA county to the editor of the
Wig says: 1.s-s
"You speak Of the tardness with which the farmers
are sending forward their crop Of wheat. DO not
knox how il may be in other counties but so far as
Louisa s concerned there is TO send as the Gov
eminent has taken the eRfirs crop As far as have
heard FROM Il has all been sent 20 Richmond on Gov
ernment account at the fixed pIce OF 81 per bnshe,
barely leaving sufficient for seed and tamuy use All
the hay and oats have long since been hauled on 10 our
army in Orange and Culpeper."
We have received similar information from other
counties and it would really appear that the Commits
sary is mOnopolizing the grain products of Virginia
The army be fed but the people not in the army
should not be subjected 20 starvation. Is there not
bread enough for ali? The farmers have beon soundly
abused for withholding their grain when the fact is If
our information be correct, that very many OF them
have been stripped Of al they bad TO spare and others
notified that they would be requireO 10 deliver their
surplus 70 the Government agents.
This is not all IIstsad of having the -four ground
and barrelsd At the neghbOrng country mills, whereby
the expense Of transportation would be essened and
the oL reserved for The Of the farmers, the Whe
Il sent of to Richmond and ground at The GOvernm' t
Mis"-sn operation which benefits the contractors IN
terssted but does not tend diminish the eIpend-
lures of the Treasury Department
We believe that the Goyernmentn las the phrase is
would get ample supply aud certainly tair proper
ton Of wheat from VTgiRia, if il purchased or impress
ed not more than oashaf Of each farmers crop, leav-
lag the owners at liberty sell the remainder. Untl
some such equitable plan is adopted, if is be not too
late, see no prospect of relief Tor the people the
COmmissary Department takes all rearly all of the
Whes', civilians endeavor to dispense with toe
'stsf Of life" pay enormous prices for Il. Ii the
Department ia not making wholesale inpressment as
a ssd, the tlet shca.d De explicitly Eade kSoSn and
thea c farmers and no. tie Confederate ausoeFit's
will be he'd 9Oas.o.e toe tie scarcity Of hou:, winch
is nov 50 severely To-. in this community.
Is rs.eEsDeo 70 TIE proceedings Of the Sana;e, -
terday, it viI. he that iGvsst'g 100 INFO .
policy Of tie increasing agents ia his State sas been
Instituted. Well done
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23

SALE ExFEAoSDISAST.-This caption is perhaps sp.
riicabe TO auction sale of furniture, etc. which tOok
pace yesterday in the upper stories of tenement Nan
street, opposite the Exchange Bank. The particular
features o. the sale that the premises have been
long occupied faro bank, and that the o=ners
determined to sell and close business consequence
Of the passage Of act by the Legislature subjecng
gamblers to the penalty of public whipping. The sale
brought together very large crowd, many Of whom
attracted by curiosity to sec for the first tue the
Interior of the "dgers dem Stad professors Of re-
ngion, and ladies' who of course had never ven
tured mo such place before, among the specta
tors and comPOnents OF the unusual sceue and nearly
every enc had some sham expression of surprise to
make on greeting an acquaintance.
The sale wen; of in very lively uanner-Mr. E. B.
Cook officiating crier. For most of The articles sold,
the competition was sEoug, aad stall prices we're TO
Alizsd We hope there viii be many such sAes-tbe
more the better.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
SPEECH OF mR. W. Il. LBAK,
T..H AiCHs- nd COT TY o,
On Ne Badgers Ordinance eepE Qsdksrs ro'a rgi.Gyl
Ua,y


un PREsIpssr ...l....
ss with marked attention ie arguments
nave been brought for aust tic
syciy Fen sski.g - We relie Ell iron day,
ana my mind 70 the following -nG
IhAs tyr following sheh t.ts o., Win
tn n Una orjuaa- TO make mj sed stooa,
ill.,. may view 40 ana c.sthF IN IA
vvr Of ne memorial, propose 10 esst miAe
10 first PlSee, aoS ~ s%, 'hA h gouad upon which
they lh oP0. IN 70 ali was sa ng1 fng IL no new plea
trn up Uocs oat Is coeFal Vita
pc al oeu Iss~ees 70 esI luGl testimony against
e ,n Of gang Wall ma u ,uch, tGty all Their
oIr,cly OF indi eSt y, III the pr sseati u
beT say-Gnd q4e.tion their Sincerity Si
les ri.t tabernacle II tnvr bO,o % th,re
pes,s is sapp upon their oocstacoa OF te
81 the ressen. anu, eGls sasu oeones question
ansny eay pen .laes ytu may impose Tor the
CT wna yu may conceive 10 be their present
To.r o,post .Sea Becomes religious ore AID being ssch
involves bey OF constance; for there be religion
recognl<sd rule as standard Of Chr Jn day
not mean to s.ytst tie conclusion o. mans conscience
are aw right hi, do that the honest
La,es Of ,Ans conscience svslg himself Of all the ghs
his arrive cnrTecs cODcusions obligatory
In tai view OF the case the proportion simply iedueed
hssoud right 10 ths Convention exsct The perform
NON performances had tbs highest degree
aeuee the refusal 70 prirm Ognstet refractory
spt from contempt authority, bu solely from deep
seated oouvtoo that The Performance qrired snu3
We have heard much, Mr. Presid,n abou, conscience dit
fF nj dedn Of iris abused word What
ak conscsnceY Csoscence has been defined by
Hsg jujg neaI which the ona soHl passes upon all her
Is
cue toit Others Who state that IL
on divine Night. cells L. "ti.ds umpire" Doctor
Y,p-g calls n msn." Dr. Adsm Clark Of Tire ne
l. ned p0us biblical critics, that any other
c. hiss prodncgd Conscience Is notiDg
cly canab RECEIVING ht and cCnvic ion spirit
God that IL end spiritual
the does 10 the body In The OF Vou
he tight ssn nor capable discerning
feet but the oentsi ofsols artdca light but
organs proper sdsped TO he cep01 of the ghi
OF The various lsges tf th obi exhibit When
ht present whose organs perftc there's dis
his gls absent there
q object ene nd psf:ct optic
very sa= naouer the spirit Of God enlsh'ns that eye
soul which cal nscie c., and its teschg AID lasi
obligatory Yea, TIE i'gu go Of holy writ, The sfr H.
self with spin that is Il shines into
science Tshecs through the conviction
duty as Litigation resting upon perform
duty.
ConseTcs sen according t, ia defnion, pre- suppose
knowledge Of the rule BY which be
50 Christians concerned the Wri word
God Conscience, them has law rule standard which Is
authoritative Uses superior human le op and when
honestly enrx ed should be respected Ths dictates
conscience should be dsregarcd and
without quent and pain felt for omission Of duty
follows reses that although the thing
not be right per yet appearing 10 be- Isiaes him
folloWsits lsgesiiIps
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
ayes, what conscience dictates to be done
VI q NJ IIat IVT " UVf
This teach me, more than Rel 20 thun
That more than Heaven putsne.n

Conscience In the Language Of AberctombIs In his moral ehcs
place smorg the moral powers snalasOu hat which
huence We perform actions simply becaue feel them be
wTopR without regard ether impression or 10 the
qusncs Of &C ion Hpoa ourselves or 9thers
clearly revess truth that pow. Of such i'm
DO lance with acquired knowledge
csp Inn u Fo when ~ he sn,s
which have che sw do by nature The things Of e vhcse
not having the lsw law thenselyts Agsin
condemns God greater than heart and knoWh all
Tue province Of consenee them convey certain
conviction light The dictates never
disregarded without and p4in FEN for egsion
therefore, sns rud be ed but this
keeper OF taeIr conscience2 The question
stu returns ought Impose pains aud penalties them for
prn iUIeY No Bu. has BEEN
at they ENJOY the privileges Of The government and viii ENJOY
bt or contribute to the Of the Mar In this there
surface view OF the question: to be p.ubity bot
sSt.ehedto you vag 10 receive Communication tag t
Coincidence AVID you reps 50 far as to esmp. them directly
bearing how disregard the c'nsence
when seek impose special tax for emitting TO do In their
II As the gentlemen from wake has said II be wrong TO cht
whst you debr sne1her do by yourself Nowithandios
they 5 zoe Eps ss =. ssT S S
oppOst frcibly but quiet and paeat Su the
E IN hep event troubles n The count " mn
inc rporats their religious tenets holas 900 years
IN TS y ret nnsro, ms Of se.spas whom ne
heat AMI ,ufe Of called forth; they been
SoS NJ soS-ie.y r ihsr sr ,he pisy f in
du'ty, and hir soitir iaepe, They support their
en- ssge suite, am worthy class q 'uEio
however cond.mn a. erroneous hef ts sou
vet vorld Go that the whole rid C:akers when the
sword would b. the plough SHARE m spear
the pruning hook Yes r wea happy people we should be
ard Others no. tine TO We, am for saying 20 this In
offensive sliding people, depart In ana the
M nj anofe ~ wit D.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
ESCAPE OF MISREPRESENTATION EILL-

Between two and three O'Clock yesterday more
ing, four prisoners, named Z. D. Boone, Edward
rney ThO5 Cole and John A. Chapman all desperate
characters and confined serious charges succeeded
in escaping from Castle Thunder. A previous attempt
% escape having been frustrated by the officers, they
were put in the condemned cell, before which guard
ia placed constantly waking to and fro, and deem
ed from lis position, the most psce in the phi
con. Obtaining by some means the necessary tools,
they cut through the floor into the Commisstrys
bsnsata where they secured the placed there for
safe keeping; then rushing into the reception ROOM
overthreE the sentinel inside the door, They next
counered the sentinel in front of the prison. and oOe
OF them walked up to him, vainy trying to stop their
eSress placed the nuzzIe Of the gun his head and
discharged it causing instant death. Three or four
shots were Ered at tie fleeing murdere but with what
ef.es is unknown The Of the murdered sentinel
is Sutton Byrd, private in Go. c SD N G Reyimsut
EThe POCr boy father was here and accompanied the
remains bone. When the Id Of the colo Was BEN.
placed 90, the cd knels dOun glued his lips the
cold ones of his murdered boy, and remained scne
msnts, apparently in prayer. Cen WAdsr ordered
escort TO accompany the body to TIE cars. t.
singular incid.nt occurred, When a crowd Of SOL
diers on duty at the prison, collected rEcuad the BODY
after the murder. A well known large dog, becngins
20 Can't Alexander placed hiuself beside the 0oiy aud
would ALLOW no one % approach until the proper CD
relieved him Of the charge; and then followed tn
corpse into the builAing This exhibition 0f canine
affection was a. touching = b remarkable.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23

EASTERN NORM dlRoLrG.--The Raleigh Progress
supsosss the service win hardly suffer any detrment
by the announcement Of the fact that there has been
change of commanders at Kinston, the former COM
mandant of that post having been ordered to another
place for duty.
The new commandsnt Is doubtless, Gen. barton'
native of Virginia. but lately connected with Bragg
army. The Yankee force at Newbern and Washington
is said to be very small. llsa .8--saat go
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23

SusrIcIOUs.-Rs have received a letter giving deg
o-ptiCn Of an old Of mixed blood who was ar
rested the Ii last, at Columbia, in Fuyanns eoun-
~, and after short dsteu ion was allowed TO proceed
up the canal. Since h,r depsr-ure, Mr. james Calls
straw stack and Mr. ooail BosSe's stable and barn
containing his tiths) bsen barred The writer of
the communication Inks with CHEERS, that the woman
referred to is 40 EN- ssary from Ysnkes6om, and should
be speedily arrested AID promptly dealt wiih In times
like these, every vssrat and suspicious person should
&C promptly deAl;w ~ $500 - -l-a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23

WELL DoNs, BuYO-D--The LSnchburg Republi-
can states that u5ie otter counties held back when
call was made upon them for troops to repel the threat
cned raid upon the Sail Works last week, cid Bedford
nOby responded by sending three full companies to
meet the invading foe. snch patriotic action should
serve as an example to her sggard sisters whenever
hey are again called upon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
N0R7yReN rTRGJyfA.

ghe usual sources Of information developed nothing
70 additional interest fcom General Lees army, yester-
dty. A private letter from weIinormed source re-
crates the opinion that campaigning is ended for the
winter. 's,e'
About three hundred prisoners trophies Of the late
cavalry fights arrived last evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
GLDIcAL PUsvkYos's UrFIcE.

Richmond, Va, Oct 8, 1853. J
IN accordance with instructions from Surgeon
l. Generate Oas for the ino he proper suthori-
ties and Ms N. orsc ed sganst .Ludu ut c laon OF
WHISKY 4lcoho under Of nracis with ID 0ce he
ospg list OF Contractors woss contracts have flied,
caac I'd forfeit d, poo ished: go. ~ ---I
Grove Kser Augu-t eouL;y var gals whisky, contract
hled
rac fIld.
VIVA s,ke, ntsg1e', county, Va 900 gals Fhis-
Ky, contraet ~ celeb.
uWaTe ncKenosy Co., Bowling Green, Caroline county,
Va, 80 co.. gas aeohol, rae; for cited. t
Thee o,res who have failed TO deliver tbs
whisky contracted for within the required tGp
notGed safaOry
sure received II his ONCE within twenty (20) Gays
date viii be orfeited ser their
" II be pub.ished with the fregoing list.
W. JOINS
ocT-rf Surgeon Med. Purveyor, @. 9. AIRY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
NOTICE To THE sTecKH0LDFHs or THE
.s ESCAANGE $40 TEL.

TIE Roard of Directors having declared a
Il dividend OF per cent suSolos received for
the fs Q; the property as having paid the par value Of the
staek ques the ttokhaids 20 call receive
seh o. the stockholders have not surrendered up
eAsurer
payment dividends due 10
will be pie ad bar any the company
IT JAS. II. GARDNER Treasurer,
eeM-soder Nc, III Main strsst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23

THs CoNrrpxSArx TAxos Jynchbusg, as VS. learn
rom The Republican, including the specific tar, the per
eenisge on salaries and TAX produce on hand the lSt
of July, VIII reach the of million and hall
dollars or upwards pretty round cum for little
city Of twelve or fifteen thousand inhabitants.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23

CAF2. Rcsq O. DAVIS, Of charss.On, l4ss Captain Of
tue seAmsr Pet ed block de-rdnaiDg vessel, d!eO
IN .ug4sLa Georgia, Friday last
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
IRON SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.

.
From the Lynehourg Republican, of the 2lit we
learn that this important part of our State is once more
clear of Yankees, they having fallen back INTO East
Tennessee Oar forces advanced Sunday as far as
huntsville, nine miles from Bristol, but nothing was
seen o. the enemy i~ ~ sFt
The damage done by the enemy in this raid was
nothing like as great as reported. They burned Eve
small bridges within four miles of Bristol and tore up
about half mile of track destroyed twelve or fifteen
cars and two unserviceable locomotives belonging to
the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad and destroyed
one car belonging to the Virginia aud Tennessee Com
pany. small quantity OF salt belonging to the East
Tennessee Railroad was also destroyed. No damage
done in the town Of Bristol, Other than some petty
plunderiDg unworthy of mention, and the same may be
said of the country which they advanced through.
The burnt bridges could be replaced in three or four
days but it is the intention Cf the railroad company to
stop their trains for the present at The FIST break and
to await until that section becomes more safe from
sue ,ads before rebuilding them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
MAXIMUM EST MINIMUM The vote on iustructing
the Senator and Delegates from this city to support the
Msiority against iustruotisg, 57l. %

CoscEkr To-NIGHT.---We ask attention to the pro-
pamme of the charity concert which viii take place, to
night at the African Church Il will be seen that the
entertainment is really at.racyetha besides MADAME
Robl the from New Orleans the most
prominent professors of music and several amateurs OF
our city, have volunteered their services We hope
that the attendance viii be large The claims OF the III
digent upon our citizens never stronger than they
are at this time and the sale Of tickets should be unpre
cedentedly large Who can refuse to buy one9
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23

DIED IL HusrrAIs The following soldiers Rave
lied in the hospitals at Atlanta from September 2Sd 10
esober IL: 'Lbut A F. Heply. Co E. ESD Virginia
Regiment; J. J. Piemm rs Co +, ooh North Carolina
Re- iment; J. n. sudderth. 90 Z, ssth L. A. Berry,
70. 3, sSthi J. shsarlins, %. J, seth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK
Il OF RIcHM0RD, at thar annual meeting, held the 80
inst directed Boa cf Directors open books Of subsop
ton for ilona Bank
drsd thousand dollars giving the present Stockholders the pv
ege taking the said they chooBe 20 DO co. within
days from The 18Th ns at The Price Of hundred ard esen
dollars per and in proportion 10 their present shares 10
compliance with said direction books OF Subscription will open
THIS DAY. at the Bsnkiog HOUSE. IN his city. III Within
e mentioned the stock ao taken the present stockho teT
remain open The public geEe ally
pres Mt Stockholders . .l Na -...l. 20. ~ -ff
oe s-s J. D. MAoaURDo, c.shler
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
PROGR A NJ NJ f:

PROGRAMME:
Tro-Pano, Violin and vi, Ion clio, ReiSsger
JRrinnArdt, LOe1niHnn and " Thlow,
2 Due"Uh Maiden Fair .Psislell0
Mis-. Dale ind \ W Rotier
Cavatns "Dl Placer IRON LAGsEss Lsdra RoSsin!
Madame hui,
g. Quauor Voils villa Vo oncelO'Hymn for the
Emperor haydn
Il LosOmsnn, a GebaarGt, W SGser, @ w Thlow,
O. ecrR soldier 1irea OF waI's Aaims
As Rosetta Daie,
G. cl.rette"c,rne whsIe ~ Low '........... Fors.sr
Z. bsrg--'La 5erenGdo schabsit
Madame kuhl.
II.
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W Tilow =la ks,nhardt
2 Song'how &c r0g-o Lon LVnbArGi. VtrI
Gadzme Rub,
g. Iuei--~Fow so-ro" rom lombard. ...........AR
hEGArng hul ana All AR
g. To-paao Viola vyloncelo Eesger
RsipnRrIs, Lse. man AID lhlov,
a, BaVAd--"Isd a Met The ~
sa.sR Rosetta Dale,
sc Ihen You Sc aeJsec Me- ................B Bale
M.iV IL,
l. Impsoviso- Pisno s To-
n A Ambod,
German Snng-"Shaiden ien. Truhn
MADAME kunL
Tcxel e.ch - be had al the Depot the ARM oommtee
he Book oes and at the door night per
.OnnnncS- octzp--tt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-23
oo 8-Iw - Adj't and InsP'T Q
NOTICE TO COESCRIPTS.

PI'HE Board of Surgeons for the 9Th Con-
= gresi,usl Ds: Of vitginA WI at Lou!sz Court
Heuse the I'd 81 dav' OF kevebrr next 20 examlDe all
co &c i3t7 IL the coagres on1 ct VII hive failed from
az cspset sp2eas for xanaon al have received
empon for disast other hsn for
nent AID decided dsibtg. And should there in
oiuon o. the Ezsmining ocer who have received i'm
rrcmper IONS they hereby ordered bring them for
ward FOR exArBin stion. -aaE ANDERSON,
On52--lv Cap and Ex'ng onesr sth Con. Dist