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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
FUEILtArINa spEOrA LE.

We notes in some of the Southern papers very pro
per reprehenaons Of the cvtes heaped upon the Yam
kes prisoners eapred By Forrest Is they trSver
snz the country on. the route 10 Richmond The fol-
lowing, from he Augusta Chronicle, is 10 The point
Tue freedom Of the city, one Of the highest eour
rses that be extended to distinguished Strangers
aud this many Of our blue coated guess seemedt 70 enoy
ro'mrg sb09. the streets AZ pleasure mnglng freely
with fur citiEens aud servants arguing trte political
questions with some aud INDUCING In i1sOlent sEagger
ia tbe presencs OF Others Soma residents bought gold
and green backs Of them, few intrusted them with
lees . their friends AZ me NORTH 0hers furnished
them vita cigars and Refreshments and Confederate
OHie Of some rank disuOuuted from bis hOrse aud
shOJk aYaakes by the baud, with the remark that he
was "sad 10 SEE limI" DID the pr ssure Of that grip
leave DO s,ais o. blood uDon bis 6rgers-the fresh
bOOd Of murdered kinsfOlk' And women presented
the unfortunate prisoners guests mean, with dow
ers Did any Of our Confederate soldiers who acted
guards thess receive sue 6aal testimonials Of
good viii and female favors Not one. No wonder the
caoves ranieSied such e1ubrance Of spirits through
he day Aud pore their terms OF dprance lightly
or they left the cisy az evening with the manner
Of an excursion party returning from picnic
a1nf they have had thFouyh the and of cotton
P,s art "reminiscences will they have Of their tour to
tie South expenses psid-peasant recoections Of Au
gs4 Soon again 10 camp they Ei tell the Jolly story
O what rare times they bad IN Dixie, and long for
other gaoP through the land Of 40 Fers where green
bcss are worth three Tor one, and where females kiss
ii han d Z slew their brother And the fortunate r,
ye t,f eho &c bcquet will exhibit IL pressed and
faded YES tribute Southern devotion to the
en-, sympathy for those who ba.,led for the
'g rOIs hag Iutsllgent oisers Sil pyate Of UuiOn
sen imen and encourage the pristine hope that thou
sands OF victims OF rebel tyranny YOU'D rally 20 the
STATS aud stripes could they again be u,furled in
their midst Aud many of tnese precious vandas sere
the sam ShO openly aEOWed IN the streets of Rome
their nten 100 70 return again IN liam three months
h1ru up ne ON, and bang every mau in IL aud VITO
err'-d Geue al Forrest - rascal and scvundrel -
The men, fresh from the scenes OF murdef, burning
pli az sih han ID scArceY wiped OF the blood y;
our citizens received in Augusta With display
lenisney and cviity # OF sympathy, th't is abs0
lulsiy criminal and women are actually found who be
their iayOrs upon them. That humiliation 30
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

BKTIsEFnws TIE Whining on Journal has rsceiv-
ed ass Of las English raPers by BE steiner Eigenie
from Nassau, aud nom them extract, the following:
The TINES eomnenls at 80 - eRstb upon the opera.
tons Of Federal spies and secret agents il Engand
'doggas the tOOts cps OF all parties, naive foreign
81 posed sympTthfsg vito the COufsds raey. IL Is
shlSn bat thess spies we're instructed 70 "waeh and
ind 0uP the rso1s On whom LieutenAnt Asury cor
resp ndsd The Federal agents ordered 70 "Out-
bug any agent Of tie s. uth especially in the purchase
Of shP+u ads UOI tOas register Tue people Ut Ian
eashiis are 10 be excited N favor Of the NOrh by
speeches, Pamphlets, aud even by sermoDa The masses
are 20 be moved by the process OF "Virepu ing, aud
utyid ais . be kept under seveildnce by
tsnNVs employ usut ~ de- ives ls lesteF 20 these
agsls, dated WAshn tor expressly Says:-"li posi-
be, gee the parties Who supply gle Alabama Bsibe
rim aud left" The Tines oily wonders Ihas the Nor
has not hair score Of AbsnAs on the seas instead Of
being terrinsi by 1t regards the cutlery OF the
No "a aoouE the construction OF the Alabama ridicu
lou as there sa heavy balance Of .dvan.Sgs5 OF tie
sam kind on the Federal side.
TIE New York correspondent Of the TinRst under
da;s Of March 9Th, says the UuiOn Leagues at he
rtlsrs K-publcan clubs, organized 10 Keep the Re
puoi.sn4 po~sr and the Democrats out They are Of
the same breed a. the Wide AEak, s."
The London Pot has an article commenting upon the
inactivity Of the i,rsl mics turug the Winter and
Spring. and asSer,. tue eig O. a. it the North
does lot, or eannOt carly o. active mea ures to restore
the author OF the Federal Gov, rumeut OJheF nations
are bound ihe policy Of nOunerrenee. Il says:
The ground upon wtica the nOn-interfereuce of
trls In the qgaires Of beigereuI isbei By interna
tilu las, is Ia; snail be carried on with such
tv u may 10 tire speedy stOr ton OF peace
o. an Other assuu paOu it would DC mODstrOus
poet that neutras would submit g The incOnveneuces
e1aied upon them by tie Of other nations" The
psf compares th, relative pysiE Ons Of the Ncrh and
South 70 those u besegrrs and beseged. Toe tor
caInoi take the place now or herealter-hs lal,r
clanos siege. Wu O,her nations submit TO
inds6ise continuance Of resultleSs contest s4lch
Ias uOon themselves serious losses and iLcOuECnence?
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

TEE FIRE DEpARI4ESr.-we learn, with some sur.
prise that the Selm 6re engine recently presented to
the city by several Of tue insurance companies has
beea made rsady for service, in consequence Of the
OMISSION ct the authorities to provide the necessary
tendanis horses etc. It remains in the engine house.
o. l0.h street. an object Of admiration for all who LOOK
a. IT, but utterly useless SIS an exirguisher Of fires
whilst the means Of moving o. working il are unproyid
ed There may, pOs.iby,'be sufficient causes Tor the
fure pu this engine into service bat trust that
al di6cltes, if any which may have interpOsed VIII
soon be overcome in order that the community may
have additional safeguard against conf grafton
Had tnis engine been taken The Tredegar Works
the occasion Of the recent fire. it might have been in
strumental in saving large amount Of property.
We occasionally hear limitations that the numerical
force and efficiency Of TIE Fire Brigade have bean iu
paired BY the operation Of the CONSUMPTION Act If
this Be 80 and ample force Of absbodied and active
msu cannot be otherwise secured, the Council might
authors the enrolment Of temporary volunteer con-
pany 70 act in conjunction with the Brigade
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
TOPOGRAPHIC.
LATEST PROM THT+ NORTH.


FROM THE SOUTH ESr-VALLANDlGHAM TO
7BECugNSED IN FORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
:, ANTI ADMINISTRATOR MASS MEETING IN
!, NEW YORK, &e. ~ '7-;- .,s-'-i 1'ss'' l. 49,.
+ sPErERsBuRG, May 2l--By the erriyal Of q. flag Of
truce boat at City Poinl we haveh following summary
Of news from the New York; Herald of thel9h inst;
bat 'TRoM fHE soU1H-wEsF. ~.
A despatch dated Cairo 18th insian5 says that the
latest IRON General GIANT through the Federal
channels ara to the 18th instant Generals Logan and
esterhsus moving towards, Jackson, driving the
rebel BoEen,aTith reported force OF lp 900 before
them, while General Grant marching upon Black
river, expecting to- engage General Pemberon at the
bridge over that stream. &c 4 --.v .a,ta ..;
go Pemberton's fOTeeis estimatsd at 50000And he Is
SAID to be strongly ,eplEenched near the bridge. A
greatkatde thsre is jmPinsnt Tbeheath Of the an;
kee amy ia described as superb" sz.f.z
Private adviees received at Washington, state that
arrangements for the REDUCTION OF cksburg aud the
capture OF TIE rebel army so complete that it can
not much lorger bold out, =
vALLASmGHAM TO BE SENT TO FORT WARREN.
BurnsideS order rsees the proceedings Of the Val
landigham court marti the finding OF which is ,seu
fence.tou close conhHems qt during the war IN some
fortress TO be sclacie bF the commander OF the depart
ment The order names Fort Warren as the place Of
confinement .4,- g -st.a .i..,.. 4t..-
GREAT DENoCRAIIC MEETING IL NEW YORK -
AniHhnense mass meeting was heldin Uuon Square
New York, on Monday evening. under the alsuiCts OF
The cratic Union Association to protest against the
arbi rary of the Administration in the sup
preston Of free fpeech and the press .s.-
-Four stauds erected, Eth speakers at each The
herald says that this meeting the largest that has
been held in thai city during the war . t... -
One OF the sp akers said that the N0rbuTy Of the pre-
seat daN I.hge Leaytt, who MED the writ Of Ia
bea' corpus to VaiandigbaP Let him remind Lin
cola that if Go had hsBrutus Charles the First had
h. =. Il him remind GporOa tho
Third OF the present day. that he, too, may have his
Cromwell or his Bru,us.r Cheers J. ,,. o.. s.
All the speakers denounced the, Administration, and
were loudly apphnded. s..r. q ....- ...l
30 go AFFAIRs. IN EAST TEYSEssEE, RTc.' I'd. ..,-
A dispatch dated nciust lSth says that the rebels
ara collecting large cavalry force south of the Cum
beIland river aud large Infantry force 10 East Teunes
see will advance into Kentucky this mouth under Brock
infdge. ,s- raH -..
The track of the Seabord railroad is being taken up
by tie Suffsdorc between Carrsvle and junction
with the Norfolk Tread. .r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

TIE DIsrRIbUuON TO TIE PoOR We learn that tie
distr b0tiOn Of supplies to the poor is under the
auspices OF tue City Council recently, but is super
vscd by Committee of city rs, VINO have voluntarily
undertaken to establish depots and appoint SCENTS to
furnish articles of subsistence needy fmiies Whilst
we avar great credit to these gentlemen, we believe
that they would subserve the they have SO uiu,h
&. heart, by a more formal Organization. A meetil
OF all persons disposed to cooperate might be call,
aud an association then organ zsd with President Di
rectors Treasurer etc. The eff,cJ on the public would
be to stimulate donations, by conveying an assurance
which is merely presumption, that the mode of
relief has been maEurely systematzed, and receives
proper degree of attention. .-.-.:. ,--.. F.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
rnws on TaE LoNpoS rlxrs.
IlaAatlAr ll,p ,y.4aii ,~,,-4-

1HsRsDAai May Il, 1000
The premium for gOl remains a. S5 selling rate
TIE brokers' Offer 81 81 s5 % ST. Tie very qqi
IT, and ssl3 appear De buyes Bank Is
are q prem. buying at 90 Q selling
rate.
The quotations OF stocks published yesterday repre-
she pdces to-day. There inquiry for In
pot nS >ud Exporting Co.'S with sales at tIa share
pr value S5O1 We lite Va. aud T,nn nIS 81
II BtU int; nse AMI Alex .. $lO .ad in Isrk
Riyef h, d., tiJ 81. la Old DOni-loa Ins Co. $4l
Ia the general markets we note decided advance in
sugars clu5squen. adver.e epofts TO Mississippi
bow may be I'D At 81 SOL 81 sTo0ll
Brcoq issed AZ 81 SO ~ nth n.aes-te stocks. Ldrd
o. 53Gt CO Butter s! 7:G,3 CO.
Corn ve'y sSar,e, AI -.y tel u-y II 49, Corn
Msal 5000 per bum. O4ts g. 81 Hy az q 100 ios
d,mAa 70 OyeIder AMI .Or4se IA, .e.sslel b. the
teas!y lamp e'sm mt OF ASS and spag pas;us-g h balc
O. tuiacssi, ,eIy duh.
Bds TIC cue 4.s 65ao q bash Psa5 fisa,s Potatoes
SO as to qily Dried Fruit sS0l0 .ss DIsn. flOar
S3933 Gr u,s,; Fsi93: :7r extra. Wedt IS $500 thu.
Going. Bcedd Na.J % q 10; wA..r-c:4eksi. SJ;.
Sla sd a. 4GDjos q ID. Rte dull At iSO2,c. Soap Is
heavy at 4O96o; 1,r c7'.-.:yc kesshibrs
JOGGccO l. asn atSJG2j Tor luy, 900 for cOnmoa e-f
$50 for gocd IS % 10 hls feS ian ds have Leen
ID is week = 90 49, and ,ne as nigh IS $286
Liquors ej.t sld gave qult en.h
dS so al5 orilulTY SLO appe b.andJ S25 whisky So
{ q IS; s-erry wine S4J15O .--."
At Messrs Il usater Fcken Il ?o's auction sale to-
Jy, sug n bls bOush 81 80; Rio ,oGs o. honey
90 Pb ALCOHOL $40 per ga; coP'crl I1,; eIson ia Is
50 2 o'e oap % O ciisss ~ 250s So detached Gotten
~ 5Ji srsy eio.h ,$42o.
At Hes,rs Tlrdy& Williams auction sale to-day, the
following prIs es oh sined:
sugar Gag. 81 800 80 N bhd- ~ en- N boi q 81 rOTse
50 6'H4! SS no,ss $40 90 j; whskey t25T Is .odi
e. S s2ST q 10 sac 40 IA: ~ 81 pr 20 e 2 ; I. ,s
tAnaw % 69H o. 75 bus'fa t21< { IN aon Ia q AZ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

eTHEATRE-THE RIsINd GESERATION.-Tha first count
IN Dr. Burrows Indictment Of the Theatre s the pre-.
SsnOs sEOand the doors Of the establishment Of "a
crowd o. rude, ragged, noisy boys THIS has hereto
for ben troublesome nuisance, bat the majority Of
boys NO formerly annoyed people by begging for
check now rake -uOpey enough BY selling papers
and Other means, 70 "psy their own way in" Still,
ID Is always % be l0and az the Theatre doors
Der Of urohins vhei though not uOisys constantly
troubling Palsers out b. asking for their checks There
b no good reason Why these boys should 10 allowed to
hang about the doors Of the Theatre, a. all, and the
Manager should either pass them IN turn them over
TO the police i's'-s -'r =
Speaking Of boys rsnpds rs to say that one Of the
sad evils OF this Is the absence Of wholesome pa
rental restraint In % many instances from the lads who
thrOng the streets and by ways of city Their ia.
Tiers in the army, or perbapS desd the haplssa ones
Of this cas-, break from their mothers control and
roam pretty much at viii, day and night. The only
wonder is that they not ten times worse. It is
pain enough, however, shat too many Of them VIII make
bat sorry citizens WAso they grow mans estate. Here
e chance nov for the exercise Of tils practical phi.
lspthrePy annot tss plOus people who perceive the
facts 70 which refer do something 70 reclaim these
youthful Wayfsreri and guile them arigbtS Can't We
hAve an Association for the AnelioraaOn of Juven"
some systematic plan Of dvertng the attention Of Foth.
frl dehnquents from dsneraizing pursuits and from
idsness' Various schemes could b suggested, but un
- deposition manifested blythe leading phIanthro
pss Of oG oyv0aKS practical eOgniEAnSS 81 The SD
lssL il = Hssdlsss 70 PrO'sa. sSgasSasaA,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22


HUsnSGs CoulT-Judge Lyons presiding Frank
Hartford aaS Frank Ros.ncranz, was tried yesterday
for breaking into the store o. P0whaau weisiger with
intent 10 steal The ju found him guilty, aud he was
sfrtenced to the pelienilry for Two years and six
months.
GcO. Burns, indicted for stealing jewelry from Thos
H. Old vas convicted and sent to the penentiary for
one year
Phe Grand Jury met yesterday aud returned bills Of
ndetm mt agtinss thefOIlOwng persons for felony;
Virgil Jones' rioter Tor breaking in'o the store of
Polar d Walker; james WBie for forging check ::
EredercS GeUzer, two ndi; mats for stpahrg lamb.
skins from Jos Hieru'z r. Nary Johnson rioIer steal
lag from Pollard * Walker; Joan Jones rioter, steal
ing mats from J9nn f. H.cls; JOAN W. b tter sabJiUg
Albert w. Horde with i~teut Kill; Patrick actin
and James Organ; s,sauirg Wm II rdg- owe: Ella,
vanderip anu PilEp coign stealing seire lroa John
Hitchcock; David Preston aud Phiip W. Rsyn Ids.
breaking into the store Of farris Brill aud stealing
Fendal Thomas and 'has Por.e. stealing pspar frou
A. horrs; JJhn surpby, shooting I'D sabblg Ya,-
thew Callahan viii intent 70 kill; lwaTd d.. Kinney,
stealing watch from Nartha q scrnar; Juo FdrreiL
receiving stolen goods; JJnu c abe stealing barre!
OF whisky from JOS nmns.l; Pas. Ternany shooting
LAFAYETTE Books R'tI iuJ,us 10 kill; Richard SEE l.!
stealing sugar from Geo w. G,litn: teary Ibaiweil
sealing horse hOG Vim k.mDer Msry -S...,I,
stealing Treasury notes from JOS pier; Bel Srm.
pc, rioter, breaking ia the store Jas Krotts Eft
ward Aurphey bccakng irtc he store o. ID Bla.r
aud stealing; Jos Orm.ley; receiving oeus goods :;
ceard Dah SIC ling Treasury notes irqm CGas DOla-
hoe; John GiuO,d breaking INTO the slorehouse Of
uisO --eoni aid Sealing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
AUCTION. SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VALUALE DWELLING,
IN .sCATTSYILLE, ALREnARLE CO.

WI fIi9 ~ pubic az 4 IN the town Of scottsyle on
Asp eih GAY Juse next ihsysluAbe delra-
~ resden mry occu led by m T. er ESQ., tusted on
an commandnS ons Of The mos; sing views the
,etuntfY. The 1t mbrsees al cut an c.e of lan1.
Tho aoo contsins ten 70 M spd ttS inH
Of TIE best bulk houses The Is N xcels order
iGg ttctn.y been ~; In tho ouphr PHI
lhe ON. dnk cdntt OF Two liz Kitchens u,e
icp houA-, Ac, 4c.- -
s. 70 t'ke pace as ~ after arrival Of the pct
et, rom Rich ,ond and Lynchburg.' 3. oEyEfs.
SeoIpuL' hay1snt lsoo lny 20 .wlNe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22

FniSr erszIz 1ET:rY--Tss foilswiaS 9 It's 70,
port Of the Board Of Direeesses Of the Female HUI
name Association Of the City Of RichmOnd-the Female
Orphan Asylum rs r g '-cs
In reveSug the records Of the past year. the subject
Of the greatest interest has beer he support Of the in
sttution az the present unprecedented ihcreaSen the
cost Of living nd the question has often aEsenHo~
are tbesa to be ted and clothed H,'-',1 4l5 -
In col.Stdutuce of this act early in the Spring Of
1864 tbe fare restricted TO the plain necessares Of
life Neilhsr tea sugar, ecffse molasses have been
used-nO clothing has been p1relased-and the expen-
ses generally, have been reduced apfar as proper re-
gard 20 health would justify. s - -s-r i-s--.-.
The Board lake grear pleasure In reporting their en-
tire satisfaction Nisd the msnner in which che AStron
and Assistant Matop have discharged their respective
duties-consuDg the interest Of the school BY the
srietest economy aud aiding themp their effort at re-
trenchment. .--.-- = go. -
Notwithstanding these rcreuchnents the expenses of
the year. just ended have exceeded those Of the pre-
oedl0g year BY S50S as. 49, .--.i-
With this increase OF expenditure two sources Of in
come have failed. The ANNUAL quota from the State
Literary Fund has been withheld, ami only part Of
our annual collections have bseu received. Seeing the
necessities Of the school aud the i'm Jertanoe of pgosd'
ing for them, petition presented TO the Hon. Com
mon Council of the city, who pouded by donation
Of 81 600 one-bait TO Be paid semi annually In i'd
vsuce. The first nstalment Of this appropriation has
teen expended and the Board with regret aud aaxiuty
report exhausted treasury. Il it necessary say
more in behalf Of this NOBLE charity Infant Fe
msl5 0rpdanage? Tae building stands monument 10
individual hJeralty. Will nos liberal public support
aud educate its inmates? -
The expenses OF the year have been 81 62S sc. This
amount has ted, clothed and educated 55 children at
average cot OF seven dollars and seventeen cents
per mouth 10 each child. This AMOUNT coTers every
xWese iaeudrng salaries of teachers cost of medicine
ana rep trs Of building. -
Nine children have been received into the scnool
twelve have been put out to service, has died eff
typhoid fever.
Al Of which is respectfully submitted by
A. NJ. BOLToS Secretary
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS I'M.

SODI OhLI1 Or FhLUHD LE LUIS IN
hpNEfty write Of d. ed 81 r lstsd the 9Th Of
April greco DID Ia Heuco County Court By request
OF creditors, there proydea ard with TIE Of The
grsntors interested the under goed Fust hesen app in
isd vi proceed sell at public auet itr pr mes on
FRIDAY the f2d Gay Mag, fs be,nEirg ~ Geiok a. NJ
tne t9Sn OF sdney khmo ~, being the whole a
iet Nol enprg % es Fed raj str and running 10
the rear having deph $50 IA ne Of 100
on NE othet Tbs ground dershle md deemed In
Por ant t viii be dvidfd TO suit pu- rhsSes.
TKRhs:Ai cash, fool upou a credit OF
the purchsse giving negotiable III. deferred p,y -ns
scared BY lieu on s pUpsy The Of 1898 be paid By
the purchaser.
g RR HowIs6N, lr
WIZ 3 GRAY, Irussees
sssta be conducted By aoDDIN . APPERsoN
myi6-tds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22


Episcopal Diocesan CoUAcIL.-Tne Council of tae
Protestant Episcopal Church for the Diocese OF Virginia
already anuounced, assembled at St. Paus Church
gu Wednesday, Bishop Johns presiding Tue organiz,-
ZION competed by the election of the Rev T. G.
DashiClt Secretary The Committee on the OF the
Church appointed, follows: Rev. Dr.. Mime ge-
rode, Rev. R. K. Meade, Rev. John Grammer Rev.
William L. Plat, Ju ige T. S. Chosen, Mr.. q. H Mas
sic, Mr.. L. Bacon and DR.. p Ester Other Il and.
lag committees, usual in sucn bodies we're Likewise ap
pOiu ed. ..-'-
Rev Mr. Latane, Rev. Walker, Rev. j. P Mcclure,
anu Sir. n Il. Aassie we're apr uted con.n.L.,e 10
examine much OF the report OF the Diocesan Mis-
ay Society as refers TO the publication OF tracts and
report anything be done enlarge It's sphere OF
uSetuness or otherwise favor The of publishing
Rev. Mt. Graminer presented the report the Mana
gsra OF the Widows and Orphans Fund, ShOwi the
iuvome OF tie Soc ely TOR the past year be 81 555 Sc
AID the expense $S2J. Total assets $4,000
Some osher business was transacted but nodhng of
very important character. The Attendance upon the
council, considering al circumstances, is very good
There are tory egls Of clergy aud thirty two oil
the laty present. besides numOeF OF refugee ergy
men, ehaplAius -.
Al the opening of the eoal yesterday morniug
oi'hoP JOhs PRESENTED Ms annual report giving u re-
Vie" u church operations Tor The past year l. con.
aims soUe Interesting aluSi to The nItaIy camps,
aud appropriate uOues OF the death vi JAeasun toe
Christian warriqr. ThssEeport will doubtless be pab-
/ shed 1t an early Day.
ksv. Mr.. Dlsnie offered the following resolution,
which lies over &nEd srs uex. lusl meeting vi tue
C0ui Gil:
: Resolved That the Constitution be amended by the
sadl iol VI the following article No clergyman or
IA man shall be eatled 10 the COlncll unless
pc has beSG resident within Limits Of the Diocese
Tor Elk calendar months"
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EERNss-DEnTI ysAr sla09; nons $50; fos e-s Pe-
F3sd, $40 PER ln6uh.
snu.RnikLE pear $500; Sm6nths, eaoo.
WEE<a year. $500 & nsnihS. ts.eo. &, s.. d, p.
Renttiance q Ne rlsk Of NE subscriber.
ADVEass-Dany one square lns tioo "a Insertion and
g cents aarh oonnnusaes senkEssEor seeky ilseors
Sl.o0 per squSrs weekly lnssrtSu tlSo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-22
VERY VALUABLE
MOUNTAIN LAM FOR GALE


By virtue Of decree Of che Circuit oout Of Nea county No.
vember sh, 1852 unced then In the vs.
ss being tsndy 'ut for the division ot certain Mountain
u DIS belonging 70 the estate Of The Ia VIM Aasie shall
Commits onsrs Of the Court In said suit Offer suction on the
reses TUESDAY the 18th day Of Me- 68 regardless on
Wesher all the Mountain Lsnd Of M deseden
bcld--
ls MOnsbso Tract, containing 800 cres and lying on tn
head waters Of Tye River and through which run the old I've
River and Blue Rid Tu pike eeYera undred acres
good state " Guilty ton and under ne The
provru consist Of comfortable ng with six rooms and
pasg kch ms.t and lcehnse and excel ut CAB
los or servants bsro stables tobacco ouse "a exc eni pacE
house. baeksmhs Shop, aRd Rdst mill ADDITION N
H. hne apple orchsrlin full bsErtng ion place 10
ns best Opening IA Yrgiaia for var COOP establish
ent large Ecae having enty Of and b.f the be
vare and sO1rd u. lies In Neson County on the
non-an the ROekbrlige and Inca es from
MrAde'A Mills In Neson, and LON Midway, In sugasla
% he slade TrNot Two miles bon Mpntebello, the
road towards Mdwsy-2 acres about 50 o. which cleared
3d. rae GTu6 Tract" 500 lining Honjsbso, ard
nnlmprovod
TN Two small eu , of 90 and ~ respectively about
one mile from Hontsbelo = O., .,... '.... . .. .
AnaS ths saturday following gool bad ths
the village OF New Makt, Eelaon containing
half Of land, belonging u the estate
TERMs both sAltse 70 snd IS months, with person security
J. WARWICK
jos LION,
.n" .-.- Tho. J. HAsIE
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g WRECK OF A biloxi ABE RUNNER.
CHARLKsToN, May u Line steam Norseman, with l5n
bales Of cotton Mas au in going mt last night struck
sing, supposed to be the wreck Of the Georgi,nna-
She was ashore Long Island beach, aud Ia be
leved 10 be a total wreck. ....... .,