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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
THE DEATH OF MORGAN

Wecopy, from she editorial correspondence OF the
Charlottesville Ohroaie!s under date Of Bristol 9Th
is.an the following account Of the murder of General
John h. Morgan;
% the 81 Instant Gen. Morgan, accompanied by his
stan and small escort vent to GreenVe, and at oCce
made the residence OF Mrs. w llams his headquarters
Every road lead NJ In the direction Of the enemy had
been strongly picksted. The main Lody Of his com
mand a. that inns we're sta toned at different important
points, short distance from the town. All in front
vas quiet and everything seemed to be perfectly safe
During this calm disloyal citizens of the town
we're freely communicating with the enemy. The
Generals headquarters, and every POSITION Of his
troops. were made KIT WI to the enemy. Il is use
less 60 desgna indSiduals who actsd traitors to
our csu7e ard pilos for the enemy Sufficient state
1t present. they known 20 our authorities, and at
tue right time, the day of retribuaon viii justly dawn
TOR IL As the enemy received the information
sDckea Of, they commenced preparing for march.
This vas on the night OF the inst) On the morn
ng Of the b inst, shout O'Clock, orOe Numbering
1900 strong, succeded in avoiding all picket posts and
rapidly advanced through slmost every portion of &
town on the Generals headquarters. The General and
his stan we're soundly sleeping when the alarm the
approach of tbs enemy was given by members of the
family. Mt moment was lest He partly dressed
bins lf (eaviag behind his coat and vest and ran
With all possible haste from the house into the garden
tlence into = Vlney srd The enemy had Uncovered
MIN and fast following bin no. the same lpe
firing rapidly upon him.
EVn uudsg Ghese circumstances be vas ca m and d..
terminsd and remarked 70 Nj ,F Gssse, of his staff
Who a. that time was wiki him, that must fight IL
cut" "a It wss the ODy chance OF escape. For few
moments tho General and Najor succeeded in GO ting
out OF sight Of their pursue ccncealng themselves IN
the cellar of adjoining house, which unfortunately
proved 20 b occupied by tho vile AID family Of Fey,
We notorious bushwhacker, now prisoner of
rnsJ we're aeon discovered by the wife Of this base
Freton, Who cried aloud TO the enemy Here's Margan
aud bis stah-oe ma quickly, come iickly' Thew were
Ihus forced 70 again chow thsmsslvs to their uerces
pursusrs. Voey after VOlsy was 6rsd alter the Gem
eral who vas fleeing for hfe Upon reaching the vine
Yard The second hG'O he became separated from the
Major, ard was surrounded and shot Many believed
him TO nave been murdered. He was killed, it was
though., by rife shot. The ball entered his right
breast and passed out beneath the Taft shohdeFiI s
also thought to have pasaed through hIs heart. He
blsd prolusey Immediately after he was wounded
Even before life eKtln7t he was taken up By his
murlrers aud thrown the fence OF the vineyard.
Alter tAs was. done, the God~foFsaken wrstcheStoOk
he bleeding body on horseback and rode Il rapidly
thrOr Oh ha sreete, crying aleu- Here's the K'ntueky
morse thiell 80.
VsFy IoOn alter this unfortunate EuFphss, two com
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13

80, 4 Is,a Ss.s.sS.5 sasEssl U.s. .ssE i esaS
II pAsssge, to Fe5aptrs horgan ds.a or any, Vhsse
tvb companies we're coon checked ~ ovefWneInipS
npmbers-hoWever, they advanced sufficiently 10 arsS
bach large crowd of citzsrs and yankees who had
collected near the Generals Headquarters dead Dody
Of an eff Ter revealed itself supposed to have been the
Generals BODY. Immediately after this charge, our
forces commenced falling back in the direction oil
Jonesboro. But before falling back Inorganic men
begged with in their eyGs TO be allowed to return
ana attack the enemy In the town. Under the crcum-
| stances, ms was denied them by their officers.
Our loss in killed, wounded and Ca2u:ed, is estima-
ted at So Gap 8. Clay, Wlthers Rogers and Johnson
of the Generals self captured. They were per-
mitted 10 dIess his body.
Alg Of truce wa sent into Greenvie for the body
Of the eners il dead. On reaching the place. 1t was
sscsrtained BY those bearing the that the enemy
evacuated the town about IL O'clock on the same day,
leaving the remains Of the General al the rsdence oil
Hra Williams Col jim BsoWnioW, son OF the noto-
| rous Parson BsoEnloE claims the honor OF killing
Morgan Gen. Giuum was in command Of the Yankee
fol c , composed OF 'he l0.h Michigan, Is aud Sfd
Ten lessee Cavalry.
neral MOrgaa'J body Wal conveyed in small one
horse wagon to Jonesboro escorted by his old cam.
man5, who followed il in one long column, double I'll
Upon r acbiog Jonesboro', It was Immediately place
| on A train, which was ordtrJd here for pur-
| pose of conveying it to this Psce-thencs tC
| Abingdon. Tue winter at Jonesoo;o, and wit
Leesed TIE arrival OF this solemn procession. wa
| indeed cad sgbt TO W,tness. The eyes oil many
Mcrean's brave followers were bedimm with teare
Every officers and soldiers feslu 0Gcated the los
they had experienced. EohOls, commanding the De-
paIIlneut, Gen. VAugha, Basil Duke, aid many Others
were present to witness the arrival of the fallen hero
| Basil Duke particularly sIoiOited much emotion.
| The romans reached this place ON yesterday aoou
halt past p. M, and were placed IN the ancaste
Hotel TO await the departure OF the train. The fiji
watch eIclsed his body neatly made Of walnut
He val shrouded in his un!orm, aud his features IN
/ d, ath, retained their natural expression.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
rE1KGRAPHIo BLuNDRRS.

The blunders sometimes made in the transmission
aud transcription of news kilograms quite ludcrOus
The fault Is generally traceable to the operators send
iDg or receiving the reports. Sometimes the former
arc in hurry, and put the MESSAGES through with AL
possible economy of time The receiver, writing from
sound puts the message upon paper as accurately as be
can but unless the telegram is repeated several times,
which s seldom il ever done, he will NECESSARILY lose
SONS Of the Wo;ds oroWdng upon him, and mistake
others for words analogous In sound or orthography.
I this way, telegram sent in the usual condensed
,.y will often DO delivered ct late hour of the night
10 sub editor or foreman, who, too weary or inexps-
euced to fahom the sense or correct the 'bus" las
the errors are technically terued will give it to the
conpositor In the shape in which it was received.
A funny specie en- Of this mudlauon of language ia
given III the suoined resolution of the Chicago Plat
FORM copied vsr6atim from the teegrapbic column Of
one of our exchanges:
Rss,lusd, That the shameful disregard Of the Admin
,lraton TO due respec of fellow ctE ms, has long
b.en imposing war and Funsrng upon GU people, and
s ryc The eeV rest TsErObaOn and scorn Of the whole
lubGc community.
Mr. Guthrie would not recognise the above az enc oil
lie Resolutions reported BY him 10 tina Convention.
l. reads % fclOWs;
RESOLVED, Taat the sham ,iu disregard Of the Ad.
npistfaton OF its duty In respect TO our fellow gene
Who are and have been prisoners Of war, In suffering
oodiian deserves the severest repr0baoh and corn,
like OF the pubic and com non humanity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
McClsllsn'sA cceutsnss.

NsC.i.-a's letter accepting the domination Of the
Chicago Convention tor the resiJency of the United
s.ltss sppars in columns this morning The chief
AID pc esoult ssus be mixes Is not with his competi
tor Tor css, bas Si,a ,sidea. Davis and the people
OF TIE Cynfs5o S,a.ea- We lave deliberately clio
san % dis olive our connection Nth "be Union" and by
every ses sad UrserAncs BY which people can attest
rrsvOeao purPose, Ve have declASed that shall
nTsr CA t We are isis 10 the unmolssted Ell ~ men
o. eur Independence. keJelan, on the other hand,
gs;es the sreateE part Of bis ests, declaring for
himself. al encouraging '.s psOPs to ds
clare, thas var chs rsve' cease until We
rs,usl to 'tsa UoiOn" ess sz'rsndsr our indspend
saSs Tos Is ".he 10 'isSs1 aNs condition. he says
Of rescs. The Unicn rus b preserved" restored
'st N hsElrds." I'll lssn va var, Wsr, nothing Du
var. Tbs is the P,oir Interpretation Of MeClelan's
lssIe-. Nathiog 'hlt Lincoln tss written, or may
write, "a uore in tbs war vain. Il thessfoss makes bu
lule d renee 70 the people Of the Confederate State
Wh stser LnO6ll or Mcclellan is tlso,ed. Tasy have
b1ta 1hsused their faculties Gad their resources tae
ain soF. 20 overcome %, aud have ,s fear from
sther; 6u. Lincoln Is probably the greater os and
0srany tie greater blaekgulrd and beast Of the tHo
"a n, Of opin N that bis election viii bring the war
INTO general DIS aVor and wind up with failure
ts1 thAt Of NeClllan and We therefore in favor
II ana. har teFn for the Gorilla.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13

ASorHIR NASE T1R TsE Roll OF HONOR The Bib
lioAl Recorder of RLeigb, says Mr.. Troy BauCOm, a
o z,a OF this oouaty, who has the contIo Of large
MILL sails all the which he receives as tcll to the
needy families around him, a. dollar per bushel
de has sold none, since the war began, at q higher
price, AL his surplus crop has bsCn disposed of ct
these gurep to the needy families soldiers wives and
others in similar condition. He has sold nothing to
sp,culltcr5. sleh man, at sueh tine, is OrnA-
msn. to bic country aud public bsnefACtOr. Let his
nau.e be ICED on the roll OF honor.
CoHrHADIcITD.-Ths statement taken from Yankee
paper, (SsW York Times, J. that = commissioner had
reached Washington city from Georgia, asking what
terms Georgia return to tbs UuiOn, prOnOuDosd
b. the Niledgevie Confederate Union lie. 1t says
I'VE are authorized by Governor Brown to say thai
no commissioner has been sent from Georgia to the
Uniled Safes upon the subject of pesoe or upon any
o.hsr subject or business whatever"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
The Trnea in Georgia.

his an s1iom Of Hisary science, and the plain sog
sssdla Of common sense, thsi General N mo nsid
never makes proposition 80 adversary for Inc sene
nc Of the latter GA the contrary, It ia certain that be
h.s some purpose Of his own to inbssrVe some ad'a0
lass to ss1 Whenever this Is done lis to be hoped
shA Gen. Hood vas not ObliVOEs Of hs fact, when he
accepted 90 promptly, without as va nis', consulting
the authorities here the proposition Of Sherman for
truce often days Oos motive Of he latter 10 asking Tor
truce has already been dvugedl IA telegram to Wash
ilgtOP. His army wanted rsst'-'hs very time when
tlsy Ssoud nor have been allowed 10 tAEsit Perhaps
tO0 tasy ltedsI rsinfOrOsnsnts for sons stu holder
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
MILES hEGlsTER RnVIVED.

dis oninnsnce Of Nless National Register, ths ost r.
fa pabcauon eSef ijtusd from tho Ansc. was
OF uDVe regret to the whole country We hs,s ts
Satisfaction 10 TO readers that
revived 10 the publication The Oountrynsn To .hoN thai
cu nal modelled after the Register numb.r and zs
OF pages us typography AID all toe other feature. vi
challenge the pat onzge Of who have
prese We for oil lding the most useful II eekfss
Besides the aturts OF rsss kesse The
Others which shosd render sl sis de-
,uin u.s. and moaeng seI after the
Weekies. at the being stamped
Al aog nossl fe.tare Win II, yupi;shed II
the county, the ecisof's .ob,
or vi lass ana de,oses much attention cuue
ana tvsTy nihs that Interests TIE c.uIy gentleman
ths pari fsatafe Other char acttx-
isncs- happily coDpmsnti the higlt
cObderscy tIe lhAftston C1arir.
h snsiiSe Ideas Of naodes entertained
lOus Of ali urnss the savsLnah &epu6Hcdn viii quota
hese the enHorssnsni By the Courier j9arnAl:
1Hs CousTRYhAS-To fzne and readers OF healthy rurs
snA ell love - sn.n 'on the oul.ds
for mental nution, vel, Is eemsut Commend al,
LoEHfrHHdH i've, Independent
pIope o. ana not py any cdqae, cisn
Ia h o. Its OF IL be
would deem general extensive euison an
Indication OF growing health and ugo la the
In progress Lowsras oper I'D need
ndef endence. In thought AMI opinion.
We appeal the reading public of The Sc give us
thousand addition Il subeoflbeIs which all Va
shai be well satned Obtaining ha numBsr, sadun -
u pEeseas
Oounyn handsome Quarlo of sixteen psaas nh
ithed Ihe sj,o4 psLtstoo, E.lolLon 70 nbic
all conn uuicAoi 5 sLVdld be addressed.
Our tsms are ~ for taree monih, or go q annum.
Nc wopa Dc grEe!ul 70 ecitoTs soutae,n uus
10 a. s VI IL ng tui circulation,
scrloss and our Eien and
I'D ui la procuring Just 200 whose
mint Vi oar Journal. yA.5U4N "a
sep % CAY EAtontCD, Ga,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
DIED.

In Front R1ySi the 2sth August, 1884 Of wOsnd re-
ceivsd In battle place August sYONEY
SCOTT sTRlNGER only OF oaptaa Albert Btinger
Betsy snger Of Amelia county, Virginia. aged about twenty
twoyears.
InJsnulry 1851 the subject Of this notcs entered BsnJ
Sidney Co lege, and quietly pursuit. his stables When
alarm Of War gyen At the 81 summons Of his country,
he abandoned his studies for the trials and dangers
tented fad In few day after his arrival ct home s
member Of the Amelia Troop for the camp Of In
sructon Ashland that day until he stricken
AMI fell upon the field II victory and 81 in mpeuou. and
perlous charge the wcE foe he "a, faithful Slider
He pAc paed In comb and nearly every Of the
bloody battle. which haze csurrei 10 vrinis BE rarely
absent bis company, never without; eavs In camp he
tnd chserfal psdet 70 bis duty in battle hc
without being rs always be found a the
path and duty BE bis woundng sys
during which be was eDpng scd patient nast.t to
friend attending him that He ana
sas afraid 70 de May hope that his HI h
OF courage He not nsL hscaus. he was
not afraid to die -.
Asason, he was uncoup aiming kas,ouste Mt The
and assys listened 81 AID foll1wed bis tdvice =,
This aiction heayer rom the fact that but s months
$50 these parents burisae only daughter Lat January
sai one Of them, st'tvo child have ntn-" Be-
rssved Of the sight their eyes, togs her heS in
their voicelets woe May they con5fted by God
loved the world that He His only berotsn son that
sh 81 yer beeveh In sb I'D nat psh, but have
irs life 49, 'f-- "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13

PERSONAL Among the visIsors to Columbia at pres-
ont is Osp ain D1rent PIne OF tue prop.ietorp
and editors Of the New 0esns Della sterling pap,
now in the hands # tho Fsderkls. Captain has bet
nty returned from the City of H. Iico. whittier b.
dssps'oaed on special mission firing from tb @
army, he has again s lated himself with tho press a,
is now ore Of the associate editors OF the chmond
Whig.-Ohdrlsston Oomisr, l0h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
NOTICE..
OFFICE OF THE II T. i P. r. r. CO.,
R,nhnn...h Ia


THERE being no Depot at Hsmilton's Cross
A. Tag the destruction by The eaemy) any as
Guines Chestened this company will no, he re-
sp,nbe aety delivery Of any egh received or 20
be yered at ehs hse Pcins while tie
belng In Its but will the
pOr.on oOy at the ik she 81 tsOss ponu OF the owners
eonslgnon conslgnees
be permitted to remain s any Of these points
than load and unload he frtigrts
therefore, intended 10 be carried in hem should be at these
before the arrival OF the reigh.
Getting receive at OF ihsn articles OF freight
adved 10 secure previous norns Ion OF The time u
thl6 comlrg.
Fgts tepded for points north OF Hanover Juecn viii bs
received Ill further noce OILY at the De of The Virginia
Central Railroad Mondays and Thursdays be tho
Of sn12 NJ, and frsgLt coming from these polns
wi be al the place bstween the hoars
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
PAssKsGRR WILL DAILY
Leave sishme nd ats A, N and
Arrive ~ HsmltonS Crossing a. 1910 A. NJ
Leave Hamlltons Crossing ats?0P.M.
Arrye In Richmsnd st 6;40 p ID.
tEN Ull thu South us bridge shall hsys bssa to-
ba, limited nifty Of g baggage can be sArded fsG
each passenger. o. RurH,
iepi4-ssssE supt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13

z@lssssss. Ss.stiSs L ssss VsS - Tsh.', ssssSA.s
expected ~ turn ths days asked SP 70 uses Advan
tageOus to himself aud CORE pondngiy detrimental to
us Our experience o. Yankee cunning, dupHeity and
general kuAvsry should have taught the Confederate
leader to look very us rrOWy into the matter before
uuisscing in the proposal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
a1ag T1sEs AMONG THE YANKEE sNOBs.

How the shoddy sriStoorats and snObs OF YankeedOm
ara dsportng the mselves at Newport is related in the
following extract frem letter in the n. Y. Fleming
Post:
On Bellevue avenue, every pleasant afternoon, there
1. magnificent display of vehicles OF every dssCrip-
ion. Just now the rage seems to be for "iour-in-
aud" teams, Of which there are about half dozen
,cre and more expected. So far style Il concerned
ia generally conceded that the "urn-ou" OF L. w.
Jero@e ha wealthy Wall rect banker, Is superior TO
IN others though there ara or two that OVermateh
his in p,ln. Of speed aud value. There is growing
sentiment, however that speed 10 genilen aus team
1, of stoordlry importance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
Our Telegrsphic News

SAGA IA wsoar.s4 Of The Dispatch. Esa''''''r'
E ysirsr AZ Sentinel rom the Press Association the
rssoss furnished by the agents OF the Association at
P. erssur,, Charleston, ksOoo, KObile, PaseSsOuiA'
s; ,,oOia ynsor, e:o, are published SIctUsIVELT
i, Ne me-aiaS add evening editions Of this paper. We
g also continue to receive sud publish special d'a-
r. ,ses from our Owl reporters.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
The INDIAN WAR IN The soR1uSEr.

oGOHS's BiSEr!E-The complimentary benefit to
Manager Ogden takes place to nigh at the Theatre
TIE people bsleve that he has been unnecessarily per-
secuted by envous enemies and have no doubt tat
the play-g viii attend to eyinoe their ap.
preca ofhs efforts to rouder the Theatre attractive
10 It's patrons
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
81 Who drives fast horses,
Must himself be fast"

j, becoming p'Overb. Toe tquipage that throws all
others in the shade, and causes Them to "ple their
M ae.ua fres" i that Of the aforementioned chair
man of the Democratic National Committee. II con-
sists of baroucAe drawn by four elegant and fiery
thorough breds" with p,stOns moustsd on the leit
m " near horse Of each pair. Two fooimen in ex
tensVe livery are suSpeLd5d from bigh seat on the
sex Of the carriage technically called the "ramble"
T,s bsroucSe is lined With rich satn damask and the
N ste trimmings are of heavy gilt. The postliops
,re dressed, in buckskin breaches and hgh-top boots
yi,h blaek silk velvet jackets and caps highly orna-
men.ed with COLA lace.
Tbe men are peculiarly well formed, having been Sc.
,ced and trained Europe with especial refsr nee 10
MIR Ubuild" and tho extra szs Cf their 'csVea"-
Tbsir livery s imported at cost of about 81 900 q
sult and the cost Of the whole sIir may be ccnjsc-
trrsd WIN l state thai TIE horses are valued at
S25 900 tho carriage ct s. 600 aud the harness ard
othe. trapping g at s. OOO When the royal eOrteSs
makes its appearance the avenue With the democrat
10 prilee in u costume ell ether vehicles instincnvey
i've way AZ though the occupant indeed a
croWued head" The stables OF his democratic m4jes.
y ara ssid TO contain some forty horses, valued q.
$1,000 o IS 900 each.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13

EAsTER MACHINERY NJ T. J. Talbot, we Learn,
has been appointed Master Aachisst and placed in
charge of the cOupsnJ shops of the NOrthSids Depot
At DanVille. Mr.. 7, s an experienced engineer and
has been connected with the DanVille Road for many
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
EVENING WING.

v-s shan puolis1, to-day, at o'clock P. n, and
ov,ry succeeding day Sundays sScspted at the same
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Whg viii contain the latest news BY mail and telegraph
up 70 lie hour Of going to press editorials, local intel
sss--, &c iy2O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13


Iass% sSsa:dEsss Is rs9las..ss ~ iss F'szi.
deneY- Ffehiost, L'nssn sud Asolsilse-ssd md
tnat al IN &c are failures; while tho nen WHO nNc
really approved thsmsel, great capsbe success
lui 10 the condu, of sfa'rssuch men ~ Grant ana
Sherman and Hancock, Farragut, Dupont aud Porter
are Overpas ed in sebos Lincoln Is q failure in man
DeTs and administration, In maniiness and management
bis ony successes are in bis jokes and even OF these
tvs thirds believed tn have been pilfred from Jea
Miller. As political jo;key be has 1quallsd Napo-
leon and knocked over Chase Seward aOd all in bis
strategy tor re eleciion. Mcclellan has PROVED a
failure IN that supreme necessity OF wsr-success His
military record-no matter wha; may be the excu zee
for -has been one OF results In degree sdeq iae to
the means at his command while as 70 the career OF
,nera Fremont, since the commencement Of war,
everybody can tell what 1t has been-s blank.
WA'HKGros. Sept. b.
ADMIRAL FARRAsUr's PaItossRs.
Ld niral F.naguE has been instructed by the Navy
Deplr mens not TO exchange bis prisoners excepting
LOT officers and men belonging to our naval ioroes
long ago cap ured by the rebels and who are con.
f1ed in Texas.
The INDIAN WAR IN fHs NoRTHBEr.
The Indian Bureau is in RECEIPT of sdvices In regard
10 the Indian oubIe4k in the Wo1t TIE Indians DO
not con pain of any lack OF ful6lmenG OF the treaty
sapulaJns encroachment of the whites their
ervaon or OF outr gss by traders or Settlers but have
been IMPRESSED with the belief that tn, country is
slipping away from them. Tae brfilo and other game
growing scarce from the gradual extension OF the
white settlements snd the establishment Of roads aud
routes OF travel ever which nulitudes constantly
PASSING and they also believe that s theiE tine TO
cetrOy whites while No are Engaged ina great civil
war; and thus reclaim their territory aud restore it
is original wilderness, wheso they pursue tltir old
system of living ubmolesIed. Ths reut will be the
destruction OF these Misguided men, and the Fastening
the time when the shall to EXIT in the
lAnd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13

WE are unavoidably compelled TO postpone
aaeion sale not Ihusdsy thu 10TH vii resume
TaURsDAY the ga Of September.
BUT WILL OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE:
90 bale. - Augusta shsstlnSs
20 u" rs
10 0znsburgs
10 bbls No. Taansu' Oh
10 !" X sa
900 Ds rslow
20 bills Georgia xoiasses
10 boxes Wax Candles
ITO bags Salt
boxes Extract Logxoot
pales Raw Cotton
utroes alec
bags p line Ccfss
b1ls Brtniy
81 bales OOtton Yarns assorted numbers
TARDY HILiATS,
Hi6-sI Auctioneerf.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13

THE Starr OF LlFE.-The Pal-ce Nils in Columbus
Ca have reiucsd the prizes OF meal 70 six dollars Ter
buslel.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
NOTICE.

THE Farm belonging to the estate Of Charlie.
Il Dekins ., deceased 81. Dc for next u ar pub
cy TUESDAY, tie SOth Of ns present monh. This fam
ocstsdn LOUISA county, aooat Midday OF central
and the James Nj Oans contains b acres has on
oathonsss J. Z. DloKiNsUN,
CO DISnIASOH,
sels-cS.' Executor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-13
FARmvILLR VRMALK coLLEeE.

EXPRNSES for the half Scholastic Year. be
- glowing Sept ssh Board $780, English Branches 800
hus SloO. full corps Of expsenoed tsseher Thorous
Instruction. sss end healthy location. For catalogues
Address. A paE0T PrrsJ liant
Tele-ee.s fsruvfIe Va