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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

AN ACT
10 amend Gad re-eRact ths Aet passed Kdrch the 1lh
1868 in relation 10 the unnecessary consumption Of
Grain BIZ Disauers and other Manufdctt1ers Of Spir.
ipous aud Malt Liquors.
Passed October s1st, 1881
b t erctd Jy e General Assembly That the Act passed
March 1it lees entitled amend and reenact Act
emitted and Act entitled 81 Act 70
prevent unnecessary Consumption Of Grain BY Ders and
other Of sptuous and Malt Lquor passed Oc
1891 and toe hereby amended ard re enact
ed. TO real a. follows
s 4vfu for any hereafter 70 make or cause
aBy Corn Whea sye, other grain, oct Of ded Fruit
any person oGndlng shall be deemed guilty Of misde
fence rot es hundred dollars than i've thou
txcee.Ins tsevs mont the discretion OF the court
No peson firm shall hereafter execcte In whole or
In part any contract hereafter ds with the Con-
tolerate government with any Of said 5oye nmen for
making or cAung made, Whisky other ardent spbs
Wl hs sate all such contractors who iha tiote this
section shall deemed subject to AL the penalties imposed By
this and oiher acts against unlawful dslillstion.
TIE Keeper Us shall this Act 10 he Published
in nsWfpapers In the city Of kchmond, for two
weeks. Dos
Tns Act shall be In torce from itspassage-
copy from the Roll.
,r..r wa. p. GORDON, ia.
my 9--I6cQw o. Il. ID, and Keeler Of Rolls Of We.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

Ase,ss Ysh asss hslessSs. asgAs FSsassAssg NJ
pres. GIVES ht isoviussssps Tor nHsiOs soOd ssOt'
ing:
Take hall bbshe of china berries, well picked rom
the stem, put into KETTLE and add three galons %
watr: boil down TO one gallon then strain the liquor
through sieve from the iced and skins, and add as
much pine wood ths richer the BETTER SCOT as "il
make good back aud it is ready for use; pint OF
coed OF quart of weak vinegar, Tor take malt Deerl
first mixed with the SCOT, will mske u better ana you
add the white of an egg to halt gallon Of the liquor It
will be the best, and equal to any Yankee backing
The blackng little besides trouble, ana we nave
seen boots cleaned with il inferior 10 none IN gloss and
will not fOi white handkerchief.
N. B-Let il stand several days before you boule
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

GEN. HOOD-A correspondent writing from the 10.
cliy where Gen. Hood Las been stopping since he re-
csived bis severe wound, October 9Th, says:
General Hood, all will be gratifed to learn is doing
remarkably WE'LL and viii soon be up and'aboat and on
his legs again, as his Division has contributed stme
So coo to procure him the Rest cork leg that DO
made with all the late Improvements, 80 that one leg
will be able TO 90 much service Il not more than the
Other and stand FIRE better.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
: FROM THE RAPPAHANNock.

GonDoxsvILIE, Nov. Give Yankee privates and
one Sergeant, captured foragpg at Warrenton, were
brought here to-day. They report considerable activity
in their army and say there nondicatOns of going
into winter quarters. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

WEn1Hr-It ID stated in the Yankee papers thTt
Stewart the New York dry goods merchant paid S24o,
900 as his income for last year. That would make
hs income nearly FIVE millions
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

ALLHsID BARBARIrY TO PAIsOSEEs.-It is well krown
that the Yankee Government in the irregular exchange
that has been continued for several weeks past pending
the difficulties about the cartel, have been sending US
prisoners whose constitutions have been destroyed by
the inhumau treatment they received in the prsons Of
the North, and consequently will be unable for months
to come, ever 10 perform military duty. Instead of
the sound sni ableSbodied men, whom they designed
AID expected to get in for pck aud disabled prs
Oners have retaated by sending Yankee prison,
10 like condition.
A correspondent of the Baltimore American notices
the arrival of hundred and eightyOne men from City
Point, at AuOspOlis, the 29th, eight of whom died
on the way, caused, he alleged by starvation and
other had treatment While in the hands of the rebels
o. this falsehood the New York Times bases a long
dravn out jeremiade, describing in pathetic language
wrongs and woes that never existed and urging the
Government to protect prisoners in hands by the
soverest measures of retaliation the helpless pris
oners in its power.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

GNPRIoEDESrKn PRIcEA-The Petersburg Register
rays firm in that city, on "Wednesday, sold reerO
man, his wife and two children, 10y means extra ser
vants, foE SI0,C56.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
IsoS CiADs DIcTAsos AID YAYoo-AN N. Y. cores
pendent Of lhe PaII4delphia INQUIRER says

IRoN- CLADs DIcrArOR AID YAYOo-A n Y. cores
pendent OF me Philadelphia Inquirer says
In consequence Of the generally low of the river
near Thirteenth street. where this manmoth vessel to
be launched sic viii nave % be h0ated or the soeks
at tie most oppor,u1e momenS which may occur at
~ Il Wtut4 be, therefore, only Disappointing the
public 10 issue any general invitations specify any
particular day 4OF the launch. Preparations are being
de at pgveLt deepen the river whan IL Is prObeb
At the NOT favorable of che tide sfer few
days the fgat Of tureted iron cl.ds viii be
consigned TO the dep.
TGe Yezoo BEN g bulk at KensnetOn, near Ph.adel-
pha, begins 10 Appearance Of completeness.
This Is the fret u0nit,r s,fueted that port and
will be 225 net long, 46 feet beam over all and with
the springs If the beams ieet hold She is 70 be form
ed a two sep huls between which are water tight
con paFtments is inches vide. At the nsant OF en-
gagemCnt water viii be lee into the compartments,
when the deck viii sink below the surface o. the ocean
The water being pumped the deck rises six inches
above he surface. The outer hull six, feet Ihiok
Sled with timber ard covered with three inches O or
The ferret viii weigh 400 600 pounds, and be more
massive than any ever made, and riveed together in
the strongest manner. The armament win eOusisg Of
two heavy guns
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

Western paper says that corn and Fay crops in
Ohio aud IliAis are very meagre. We suppose that
this is also true of the adjoining States. ons-hird of
the crop has been destroyed Corn in some places sell
Ing at eighty cents and dollar bushel, where, two
yeas ago, il brought only from ten to twelve cents
Hay was ceiling at f,om twenty to twenty-five dollars
ton; aud in 0nio Illinois and Western Indiana there
will not be eSough to feed tie stock Large drOves of
sheep were being sent TO other places for subsistence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

Col. WELle, Provost Marshal General Of the deiencei
south OF the Pc omac iays large numbers oil refugee,
principally British subjects, coming to the Federal
lnes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

MnLEDGEvILLE, Nov. 5.--The General Assembly con
vcned to-day. On the 9th ballot GenA. r. Wright wal
elected President of the Senate, ard Capt. L. b. Kes
man Clerk.
In the House, Thomas Hardiman was ele,ted Speaker
and l.. Darlington Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
6 Ell I'D & A z FL 6.
nspor,s Of Ehs Press Association.

Entered according Of Congress In The year 1855 ~
TaRAsHER Clerks Office Of The District CohH Oh e oon.
federate STATES for Northern District OF Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

LATEST DoDGE OF the GAMBLERs-A gentien an
from neghbOrng city gives the following as the latest
shrewd dodge practiCed by some of the fancy IN
Richmond: With great caution and secresy he was ad-
mLted to on apparently deserted hopse and atsr climb
ing various fights of stairs, was uhered ito room
filed with persons betting againsi the "tt err" The
dealer sat behind table with Wre mask oV'r MS 'Ae
that completely prevented recognition b. his MT st inu
mate fIjends. At his back flight of steps winch
would enable him to make his e;cIpe By q back way
should the police force al ertrarc, in front. HE
supper was spread, and liquors were in abundance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

Dr. Ructer described fee hishhAir brown, and
combed the forehead which is rather hhalkatve
bold Ia and bearing stoop In stouderra
ther deicsey msde-and strong and well toned voice Gem
rather pad ami lace long and rather thin Eyes large
color not known, bu' not hight.
Il is thought probabls left with womsn in bury
dawn by horse, strange woman Win such horse
AMI buggy encamped half mile from the Court House the dy
be ore pretending from negroes, and suddenly ais
Appeared about tfe time Of his flight ctl-c3w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

CAErEs-DE-vlsIrE N DASsER or BEIsG SUPERSEDED.
remarkable invention is or epgcossing the attention
Of artists. The method followed by the INVENTOR, IL
Weme, is this: A number of simultaneous photo
graphs of person are taken, and the outlines g us
obtained ere enlarged reduced will by the photo
graph With these data N. Wieme produces O statue
the exact likeness of the original in arY szs and in so
short time, as ia hardly to be credited. ANY person
wanting his statue to he made is photographed in vsIi
Gus d ectious and days later he may call for his
stAtuette in CLAW.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
BYTRE GOVERNOE or VIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having been received by the
il Executive that Dr. WILLIAM P. kUOKER, charged With
treason and other crimes escaped from the jail Of Pty
vans county The night OF the 1sh iDs and Ia go at
large
IN, efo-e do hereby offer a reward OF FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS person persons who shall arrest the said wn
and deliver hi into the jail OF the I'D county AMI
require all Users OF this Commonwealth civil and
military quest people generally TO Their best eNe
the arrest Of the said RuckeE that he may be
brought 10 justice.
49, Glven under my hand Governor, and under the
LIS Lesser Seal OF the Commonwealth at Richmond, this
(o-) 2OtAIiay OF October, in the year 1853.
John LETOHER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

HEAVY RoBBERH.-We learn from the Rockingham
Re lister that Mr. John Weller, residing near MelrOse
few miles from Harrisonburg robbed on THURSDAY
n BIT last Of 600 in O. s. Bonds 5000 in Confederate
money, $3.50 10 State money and Sass in specie as vel
as all his bonds and papers, involving an additional loss
Of some IS 600 or 50 OOo The robbery wac committed
By two soldiers, who committed violeneeuPOn Mr. Wei
Ter bv choking hin down while sesrching for the money
The Louisville Journal says;-JeG Davis lately order
ded General Brsgg Tot to shoot many Of hls me-.
We wish some bOdy would order him not TO shoot 20
many VI ours. . @
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

eosiET PIASo.-A hrn in Augusta, Ca, advertise for
sale piano, vhiOs they stare cost $1,000 in gOld and
describe, as without exception, tie hasst piano in The
Southern Conied.aey.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

Iowa has given m'jOrity of $4,000 for the sTubi-
can ticket OF eighty two counties, Cny fourteen gave
Democratic meiorides.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

ASSISTANT CoMNissIoEKR OF EXCHANGE Lieut. Col
Irvine formerly member of Congress has beea appoint
ed Assistant Commissioner to effect exchange pr
soners and viii report e Gen. Meredith. He has lefs
Washington ior Fortress Monroe. Irvine prisoner
at Richmond our months.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

FAILURE or tbs MAiL.-There was an almost entire
failure of the mail from tie South yesterday, not more
than half dozen exchanges having come to hand, and
msorty of them weeklies This will account for any
sbortconngs of ths news de- artmen. ia the pres ent
issue.
The Atlanta papers have failed for three days in sue
cesson, and our Charleston exchanges have not made
their appearance in several days.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

The rebels, as well as We, row hold respectively
large number Of prsonere; and there are difficulties
pending in regard to the matter Of exchange. The
quicker these difficulties honOrably solved, the
better for us, most professionally.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

eDOO Lost--a roll Of Notes, consisting Of
800 Notes. IS Virginia Noe and dollars and
hall note Commerce, aud the balance in small state
n, North and South Carolina and Geoia The above
nob-S " G. W. TALIAFERRo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

FOR RENT.
l. The very desirrble Brick Residence,
snd 2sh streets (Chur H aely occupied
by william HSrgrove, dec.Bsed containing Nine Rooms and
Two Store Rooms-with Gas each o..
Yadis a'Ee well Paved end beautifully Shaded and con-
Brick Kitchen with wants rooms smoke Iocse, Sta
Bile Cos Storage Room for wood and coal AoA
Pump Of excellent Water.
Grden attached TO the place IL good snd can lie
very productive.
The sitaon very desirable Possession given INN sIiaey.
fOr terms, apply 6. N GwA1HsET, Esq aEockCe Zip.
SARAH Z. HARDGROYE,
mol AomiLi5trstriT.
~ Examiner and Dispatch copy Fix times
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

RrPoRrSD.--lt is reported in Cincinnati that Rose
Grams will supercede Meade in the command OF the Ar
ny of the Potomac
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
TBEVFWS

Yesterday vas very quiet aud unusually free from
rumOrs. News from the different points OF prominent
interest meagre enough, and up to the hour Of
wiring this nothing of intereE has been received.
The only important item IS the reported advance of
seven thousand Yankees, under Averl, on LeWkburg,
In Greenbrisr county. This il no doubt intended Ms
diversion in favor of Burnside, who IS b9ing rather
warmly pressed in East Tennessee.
AL is quiet in General Lees army. The Yankee army
ia still around WarrentOu, and actively engaged in
repairing tie railroad, but necessarily making slow
pre- gres, on account Of tue great damage done to
the road and bridges by our army. There is
nothing yet which positively indicates the izten-
ton Of Meade to 20 into winter quarters soon. Toe
movements Of both armies will probably be regulated
in a measure by the movements in Tennessee fheaP'
psaranoe Of force of Ysnkeos in Stafford, Wednes-
day vas to stop the Conederates frcm collecting the
r,n from the AcQua Creek road and the telegraph Wir6
large quaint ties Of which we're left the evacuation Cf
Stafford It is 20 be regretted that this job has been
so long deferred in that quarter. Nothing more has
been heard Of their movements
Wehave lfu,tber reports from Charleston or Chat
tanoosa G,n Braggs embargo leaves us almost eI :
tirey in the dark" as to the situation" at the latter
point
Any news thst may be received from any point will
be found under tine Geographic head.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

MEIJCAS PoLlcY ADSoAD.-A Washington cOrrsspon.
dent of the New York Tribune, writing the 26lh ult
saws:
By intelligence received from Trieste 1t now appears
that the Emperor of the French had confidently sug-
gested 70 Pr1ce Asximlisa the idea of demanding OF
Mexican legation the uuivcso consent OF the MeIi
people the condition of his acceptance and that
his specs communicated 10 that monarch and hs
Imperial brother, Francis H. before no delivered it,
would seem, thsn, that these conditions merely
conventional and did not imply on the part of the
Prince Gny intention OF rejecting tha proiered crown
This was perfectly understood not only by the crowned
heads oREdrope, who we're informed of Prince Maxi
mihans desgBs but, also, by the people OF Trieste
where the Prince resides This was 30 evident, that
after the arrival Of the Mexican delegation rich bank
or of that city, having invited ali The principal cit Ous
20 banquet with most Of the Mexican delegates, the
FIRST OF the evening given in honor of the
Emperor and Empress OF Mexico. Tue acceptaRce Of
Macmillan Tact settlsd long ago, have several
tunes assured you ana which only awaits certain
malues to be proclaimed 70 the whole world.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

Hen PRIoKs.-At an auction sale in Abbevire Di =
re, s. o, few days nee, yOa girl and her child
bro Ioht So 900.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

THE sYSOD CT VIRGINIA, recently sem led a; Lynch
burg, appointed the first Friday of Dtcem2"r to be
observed by its churches day of fasting and prayer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

Coal is nov selling in New YORK city at the rate Of
fifteen dollafs per ton Camel ccal has risen from
twelve to eigh cen dollars.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
GALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL Pro

GALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROP
~ snd Real EIae James river, in Ees county
wiz be sold at public auction SATURDAY, November H.
1893 persoEzl properly rmslnng upon nontszama the
la estate Of j. Is. McUeDand, deceased.
day. will he hired all the negroes on ssd estate,
uan Eof very valuable At the time and place VIII
offered valuable and comfortable houses and o9 In the
village Of Mes Market.
Terms cash. WIN, D. CABELLi
Administrator OF J. b. McoleIlLEd DECD.
At the ue aud place will be offered value tract OF wood
land containing 100 acres, ony and half &c les from the
oaHs this has been cleared the balance IL
timber accessible the canal by route,
Der Of and coed landings for lumber
duee good healthy neighborhood Prop jsas fro per
sons ds rent or lease cav and grst mil, With all
appuenances out-hours Ioks al in good condition, but
Few Ids Om cana will h. received Also Eact OF wood
aud Ilbemare containing AZ acres neaT Covesye on
Lynoaburg aud orange RAILROAD, win be offered 1r sale
Terms & suit purchasers. VIM ID. CABELL
M I'D
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

Mr.. LODs, Prince WlIIldW UOUNty
Sir: Two prvateJ of the Federal clviry who were
captured while guarding your property, Il. f. Kueman
and Vim. YinceOt company A, lst OHIO cavalry, Gen.
KlpStriOks escort have been turned to Tue Fede
esl surgeon left in charge OF their wounded Brs.
toe Station with their hOrsas l do not regard them
prisoners of war; they will accordingly be released
without parole.
I am very respectfully, your Obedent servant,
r. Z. LEE General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

4 CARD a., -. ,,,... .,,v,n ,.....,,.O, r..
Ladies Gentlemen of Richmond that their Second
Vil take lGce MONDAY Evening, Nov, uber Sd,
With change OF Programme st the EJchaase Hotel Concert
Rum, noT-lt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

OFFICIAL RrrukSs of the casualties on the Federal
side at ChicssmsugA foot up sixteen thousand men, ard
thirty six pieces ut artillery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
AUCTION SALES.
PUTURs DAVIS.
By THos. L. MOSS d SON, AU0r'ss..
FOR SALE,

An INTEREST IN VALUABLE SLAVE PROPERTY
IN LUNENBURG. COUNTY.
WILL BIZ SOLD, to the highest bidder, at
w public auction LunenbuTg Court House, the SECOND
GoNbAY November Chat being Court dsy revsionsry In
ierest Of one siath In some
PORTY-EIGHT VALUABLE SLAVES, -
among them six young women.
Particulars on day Of sale.
Il u reity hat such opportunity Is offered fora safe and
profitable iuVestmeEt -.
nov 3-4,s THCs X. MOSS * BON, Auctrs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

The Washington %. C) Chronicle says that an Eng
lish gentleman residing in Prince William county, Va ,
FAMED Lowe, British subject, procured guard OF two
men to protect his property. whea fitzpatrick was
driven back Lowe asked General Lee to regard the
as ombatauts and received the fOllowingrepy:
BEADoRs Army OF VmeIEIA,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07
RzsPsC1 TO GAN. BARNEs.

At The el amber Of the Norfolk Boar of Trade last
evening the premnaies ior grand surprise serenade
10 BGgldier General James BaHes were prepared and
during the evening ex,ore'. Mr. Shaw the President,
made public The psns for tee csaupgu of the evening
which were received Nih spprcbltiOn. At o'clock
she meeting adjourned The residence Of the General
on BreemAson street. attended hy the excellent Brgsde
Band, Gel T. K WDrsley attached 10 General HaTlaas
Brigade There tie social gentleman and officers instead
Of JakiEg The neral by sUrpu.e as any other man
mish. have been ucde- the rcumstaucts 'ouad bin
ready for any emergency TIE commerc al representa-
tigya and officers received by hearty and rspec
i've gasp OF the haud-g the fscsjOus and genial
Uure of his soul svshed Itself In sincere vec the
voluntary regard bestowed by private citizens and sol
dcrs. Mr.. shaw marked, On approaching the GsEe
raj We come here 60 night 10 a very DHpr0mpta man
npf-se csJs merchants and adopted citizens OF Vir
ginia-'Ogal men and true srery one Of We come
10 csmE imslla5y way to shake haIds Sih you 90 the
rsprtsean,7o OF che GOyeFnm,nt We the subjects
ou aFe The headE8 merely pilgrims in the 'jour
Rsy CT life financially sTe1kngl You and the Judge
enc jur5se cone General 70 pay respects TO you,
and 10 behalf Of The gentlemen present, allow 10
90 9aiuis.e you"
Tue General u response, t. ds few appropriate re-
marks, welcomed bis guests in an easy, military say
thanked them their courtesy and extended u them
the tosPtlh.ies OF hs house.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

DoINGs o. YANEsIs AND TsAIoss IL NoRFoLE-The
Portsmouth Old Dominion, Of toe 29.h ult, contains the
following, wach nav especially interest refugees from
that city:
A correspondent who signs himself Gar Old AcQuain-
tancc, thus endorses one Arthur Watson, NJ ," who
IA said to have represented Accomao several sessions in
the House Of Delegates;
This gentleman being about to locate in the city Of
Norfolk for the psGetce OF his profession, it affords me
much ple45ur, recommend HIM 10 the favorable con-
sheraton nd patronage OF the residents Of the cities
OF Norfolk aid Portsmouth,
lie graduated E medicine at tie University OF Penn
syyGuia in 1882 aud since then with the exception o
ore OF Years during which he compelled TO re-
tire on accou Of IN heath, has been engaged in the
practice OF biz proe Cn in AccoTac his native county,
and proved vcrv success toll IN has treatment OF the dis
cas- IS incident % ttai locality.
H.. Is Ceauemau o. high moral chaFa,icr, exemplary
HABITS easy and u. assuming manners Fidelity TO hs
duties AID close and carctul his patients
are some Of his most prominent characteristics
have no doubt be will be found 20 De- man OF skili
and experiences mis- profession, aud his r6ament OF
his eases viii prove satisfactory Co his patients aud ored-
table to himself, especially in obstetrics.
For several sessions he represented Accomac in the
House OF Delegates, aud acquired envisble rePuta
ton for intelligence and fidelity 70 the interests of his
constituents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
THE subscribers offer for sale very lad
Il stock cf Manufactured Tobacco including In part the
oEi lg brands:
Tea Leaf, A Moorman, May Apple,
Nectar Leaf, Moss Hose, Michigan,
Linghoihs Nectar Leaf Dan Deoney Arehers Homer d
Washington, BlawAthy, II Rogers,
RIG Blown, W Nixon, Blooner Tsist,
Hancock, OH Dtal HsrgrovcJ Rose Ripe.
hargroyes Sweet Rose HargroTes Hargro
Charmer,
Hudson, norman, Pride Of Dan,
Collins, Gu en- CT o. SJuth,
With variety u other brands, which we oer TO the fado
oc9-dm A. Y. STOKES A cd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-07

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