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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09
PROCLAMATION
APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIJ WORSHIP.

meet that The peops the Confederate States should
nom time 70 time, ssssnbs sckno xedge their On
Almighty God 70 render dsvout thanks for His manifold bs.
ngs to worship BIS Holy In traysr NJ hi, foot
TOOL and 70 sceep with rsvsrsni sussdon the Christening Of
BIS Advise and AI-nsroful Providence.
Lstu then, temples asd unite our y.ics, In
nisns. with adong gratitude the nansesauons Of His protect
Ing care In the many gn victories With which our srms have
been crowned In the uunsss with which our and has b.sp
blessed and In the unImpsed energy fortuds with which
He has Inspired hearts and Strengthened our Arms In rs1s
snss 70 the Ubiquitous dssisns Of our enemies.
And Let not forget that while gseousy vouchsanng TO CT
BIS protection, as have mted and gsyous ehss
bsnsnt that many four best and bavst have fallen In bat
us that many others are M held In prisons
districts Of country have devastated With savage fsro
city, The peaceful homes destroyed and hspss women and
children driven away destination; and that with asndish
Lightly the Of serls have bssn excited By our
foes into the somnsn Of atrocities which dsstn val
come Escape.
Nov therefore, JUyrasOs DAVE President Of The ooufsd.
rate America do issue this my proclamation .ear
apart "WEDNESDAY the sixteenth day November next a.
day specially devoted The worship Almighty God and
do invite and invoke al the people Of these stse.
the dag aforesaid In their respective places Of
public wop asits prayer Jour Heavenly Father
He bov His svsr that He extend Us ths
prstscon Of Biz almighty ARM that BE ssncy hs chasse-
nsnt inprovsnsnt may turn away from evil
paths and wax ghssosy In His hshs that He restore peace
beloved cosny, healing bleeding wounds and sscur.
Ing snjoynsIt right
and ndspsndsnc and Mat No grsousy hssIksn 70 a,
while ascribs TO Hin The and glory dsivsrancs
Given under my seal Of the Confederate States
lI] Rshnoad, th ssh dag Of October In the year Of OR
Lord, one thosssaa sshs hsndr cd and sIty-four.
JEPHERsoN DAvS,
JI82Azn.
ocaI-A seryss.yv NJ sf.t.
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OUR FINANCES.

To tho EDITOR Of the Whig.
Altos zoe 10 sugges. short method Of "EsaaoierDs'
ourselves out of our pr,slnt "6faacal difisultesn
oar people srs iIf.ua,ed with the idea Of hard Scnsy
-",pseis' AL the financial schemes IL the world.
which have not Gle basis would not appreciate
Confedea.e notes much above their present value II
i b. 20 sbls for our Government to obtain sufficient
amount of specie, ct home abroad by the pledge or
sae Of cotton, OtharWise, let Is Gsr one In specie
aud three in bonds or Treasury notes of new ISSUE
forever free from taxation for ten dollars in new issue
or pro rata amount in old and 10 very short time our
ejaculation and even much OF bonded debt, would
b. reduced 20 the very oNess point that We could de-
sire or confidence in our determination to pay fully
established. This system has bseo, in measure, test
ed by some Of our banks, aud has acted like q charm
the gliltering bait being readily swallowed. II any
one IN the country could reform our currency other
Wse cur present able Secretary Of tho Treasury could
but be- as we'll as Others must pInder to extent
10 public prsju lice aud infa:uaiion.
Tnsn, % regards srtOrtiOH. lot Congress cOnscrbe
every man under 65, and detail them for various pur
poses ulder Lond ard the seversss psnslty-of ber
sent to the army, regardless of age, il detected sel
above &C hsdue pricss.
Severe cAsGs rec lre like 70 needles.
FREE THRKIR-
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assiStta SssssszEsl q. si.sasii. 10 ssss
assSss Regiment
1rer brief consultation, the committee reported
the following, which was unanimously adopted
Whereas the Christening hand Of Providercs has re-
moved from our midst Brgsder General James J. Al.
cher, who died In Richmond, Va, October 24.h; and
whereas the relations which existed between MIN and
this command were Of the most cordial and friendly
character;
Resolved, That BY his untlmoly death, We feel that
We have lost tried aud faithful friend, the Brigade
gallant and meritorious officer, society an honorable,
upright and ohivArous gentleman, and the country
| devoted sDd patriotic servant.
Resolved TSat We sincerely condole with the fced
family Of the deceased In their irreparable loss. To
| them We offer our kindest sympathy. With them We
will join in oherishing the memory Of the virtues and
valor Of our fellow leader.
Resolved That copies tf these resolutions be furnish
cd 10 the family of the deceased, and that copies be
furnished to the Richmond papers for publication, with
| the request that Baltimore papers copy.
| 8. @. SzIPARD, China.
J. HIcKxAH JOHNSON Sec'y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09
OBITUARY.

TIKI eauilirn
ns %o Ia apa Is. bv me ,hs as S.s " ns euy,
v $500 ,.aa. .. 60. -. ~. ~aon NE.
@ rh- ~. vii non n. ,on,n,d he SO zen
m . ho ~ ~. av-, ~ snnr. ,n ~ e4'se
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- - Mi..,,.ipn yun ts,,. Ia.o.at 40 W., v,
-, ~, n, ~. .m,y tn ~ a, vonnir "a -, SAu VI
P' -. a. ,h. - sa1ns SO ~ $500 80 80 isis NJ. ~
.o.,,t.i 80 A., m a. a =, ~. "a., "-s -sh'
a onI. nn,, !. hI. :. a ~ ,e,prnsa "a ~ ~. -. Ts
oo,x M g.ll.n he u.rt,rm, d aa,v
nj 80 an. p.l,ly uear tspots Iyaui Al "A ns Tcsvss e.
a "a. l.II vLiun ia ns dssh
n.a I'D !. ot q NC axp.u "a OF I'M 1or ths 80. ,hr.
No. lad srssts isrsa he xl and .Itn aid m. ,.n,r
% no., 81 ans NJ al LoL Nj, 20 ,.,fo, M - A. y.
!, No. non. md o, ims of ,,,s ~ -, . ~ ne midi
- l. m ..oa . ,u !, zua NOME =, - % us,
- -. - ,-nrn. an "a, -. mn 4, so o.
80. -. n, . ,,nI. -. Oh -. sAs.Hs s"esv
- - aas-tS .rsv.,, ,,r, ,rn, -, YIN
1e. =, :, 80. ~ az nm y an. 81 10y, Ao , " we uh
GU. " VI ~ 80 - 80 = - atsy acquainted
cn~rac.r of n never Knew Inn 10 sa S, ~ @ 70 IS.
mius IA. ,ruu IA l.uan and gspusn.u t,a aa,. ~,
p.nsd cIsa. tnoe virtues beautifully the
JnuAn ohArActr above Mai Of tie WORLDLY alu
Is temptations anl iltns Gnas4ets VI camp which nav.
=seksu the &C siai hopes o. many young IaAns
moe beautifully NE elsiou, aiIs VI Ills noDe Anly heart
and CAUSED hs AnscuoLs W cluster re c.osey
throne OF Him who died Tor nia mans sdsnPuon.
devoted brother In NE pAtue OF sharpsburk
IAn neal, and IL - Tue Lords will, mins ana, oh L.
med from The Angsle se that played h
hs mortal Vision caught smpss ofthe ps
sry and hs cars dram In NE melody OF the bhss.
prsvou' his DEATH when visited D. isnd he be
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09

election" performed yesterday in the dominOns OF
Abraham l. As matter Of course, hs HigAness was
70 elected. -Four years sgO, when the people Of all the
Safes then comprising the United s!es," voted for
President, the result was as follows:
In the Northern Safes: Lincoln l.76s 7O2; Brock
enrdse 100 7OS Douglas TAT 46O; Bell e42 Os4. Lie
coins. msjOrity 26s 4ss.
II the Southern States: Lnctla 2S Os6; Brecken.
ridge 6sS $40; Douglas l62 1885, Bell 500, AIS. Beck
snridge's plurality 76 sO2.
Total vote in Union 627. SOL, For Bal las 500
DoUgss SIC. 1885, Breckenridge ga OPS TOtal, 742 =
1885, Total for Lincoln l,7s47 ss. Popular msjOrity
agAns, L ucoln s57. eos.
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lEsProroR's OFFICE, 80 CoSc. DIsr }
Richmond, NOV. 7th, 1864. {
)TION QIRDTILARl
INSPECTION oIRoULAB,

iSSfi0ri non G y.
The attention Of all holding certificates OF
dbALliJ, and such persons have received
duty BY the heioal board In thi Dstrc caI,d 10 tie io
lowing extract from CoDscrpLon NO. o.
Reserve yorcaOf Virginia:
In pursuance Of General Order Ne e. Al g. o. (current
ssre District will proceed ey sun men
and ter pecuoU Tor yard TO the ali
sons In cir respective DErcs holding certificates pc
hsnt disability and al these ssgaed 6uty who the
yment appear likely to be aGjudged qualified
They enjoined tn make
enpt and ugh. "uy men With tie utmost sbe espatch
La conformity 10 this ordsr all such pssopI resd residing
In the 81 CONVERSATIONAL Dc required . report for ptpec-
ton ~ the following places and oates We:
Richmond lit, lh l2h, xt lbthat II ,llpg Office
Ma street, between 9Th and 10Th
Henrico NsW Kent and Charles City COUNTIES Nov ls l9h
HenIice U. II
Hanover County-Nov qlst 22d-Ashaad
prompt compancs win this order required shy person or
persons failing 30 to do sIcsp from kn good and
sancsnt reason, VII In each be subjected By
eonacrpt guard and ex min alton By the Medical Board
Any prevented nom repor ordered BY rea
son Of Sickness will for gard 10 the rolling OF
orey The Certificate OF h attending ply can certifying
liability iu extent se % be rsnsmed to this o,s
action OF the &c ect . eoicsl Board.
The attention Of the knrons 0oers called 10 the proy.
'ons this circular and heir active OPERATE same
requested. JN0. A. UoKs,
Captain and Inspector,
peo-H 3D. cog. dat
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JuDeE LToss CouRF-Bssidss good deal Of civil
busnsss ka6sas corpus eases we're disposed Of BY
this court yesterday.
E. Jackson orump, claiming discharge from MILL
tia service the ground that be hfty years Of
age, was rsmanded 70 the custody Of the militia, the
Judge deciding that under the Law O. II nov Is militia
may be required Of all persons under IS Jssro
Of age.
Toe case Of Evan T. Ragland postponed till the
next term, and in the meantime Mr.. r. was rsmandsd
70 the custody Of General Ksmper.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09
TRIBUTE OF REsPRCT.

Killed battle the 9Th day OF on Boydton plank
road, In JinWidds county, WIoKLIfPE BoULwARR Lees
9th Va. airy. How sad uucemsat Of this
den aud affecting cptnon Of Divine fled
with unaffected and by this unmey end
Of noble martyrs thai has yet
cTdse lis beloved try In defence reg
liberties alas how Borrowu the weary
his company, whsO the booming Cannon confusion
battle, oev miss from neir circle youth whose very
could light up gloomy camp, mel
sneholy 70 gsten with happier day
who wi and eager perform every duty
soldier, Il required Of tine 10 render him f1yore
with Rl who him Kiad and Afsctionsts al-eyer
ling divide scanty aJns with any fingered,
his chief vocation In well
holy word, ent'ea his associates
robe Of ChAy he in his short but glorious military
completely redeemed the bright tmse OF his boyhood
although submitting W ODDS holy will becom.
ing nsiop, yet cannot forget by tins
the relatives and frendI the deceased
while the has been deprived Of brave
promising youth, h, immediate associ ue have Lost
pious friend and companion. Yes
and loved At ctonAt brother md
Christian church Bis lots will deeply fell
by all who him tut especially vii Il b. his
beloved Others and se - ~hom he leard
tie that could bind two hearts But oh VII be
know that he dled Christian soldier perfect
~ res COED bis fate He left this val. with scarcely
single sgh regret AMOR bis ades who
10 hiJ dying easily forget bis pairing adm )aon. Yea
=. he died as brave m n still should die;
a Christmas cain less 10 his eye
He breathed patriots latest vow,
With victorious laurels on his brow"
RANGER
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Losr BONDS AND CERTIFICATE:

fNHE following Confederate States Bonds were
stolen or destroyed BY the public enemy, Arlington
Depot Nelson county The lth Of June last viz Per
cent Bond No. 4ss2, for a 600, issued Sept l5ss
Interest nom July 20. 1883, Of Jno NJ
dsod and SIX per cent Bond. No. 4s for $500. hsusi
Dec ~ 1862 with interest from Nov a. 1885, In Of Jes.
the following certificates for four cent Bonds signed by
Kinney Depostary al 6tsunton Vs viz No. - $780,
issued March 8. 1884, and No. for $780, iAsued MArh -
1854 and No. ior too issued hirch 1884, Jos A. wsd
deli No for sl0O, issued March 1854, Mrs b. Hss-
te 600, for $780, issued March IL, 1894 to oathls s.
Wadde and No. sls. for $780, issued March = 1854 10 n
Hendren and J. A. Wsddell, sdrInsrstors a. above.
This publication II made with view application 70 s
Treasury Departments for renewal Of tbs above msltonsd
eonds and Ceruhsatas-
.uss -. Ioa 4 wAnnrLL. asanntnu VI.
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RUNAWAYs m JAIL.

'HE following Negroes have Deeh COMMITTED
Il TO the Oily jail, % iuEaways, VIZ;
ward Of Baltimore brovn pants aud grey jckes
yeas old, about feat hgh snd snee hs
he h freq and Petersburg, and CALI himself Amos
Robinson a, ,es. =, =
hsLsd cation dress about 10 years old sbnu feet high
and belongs lawn GTeshAm Of Chester I'D
LIZZIE committed Oct 1904 az the property Of the widow Of
lain VS. Charles CitT countyhsd checked cotton
dres Ia Is years age back, and about feet high
LIZA committed Oct ~ ls64, beongngt 10 VIM Temple, Of
Richmond bat she belongs Mr. on cotton
dress Is about 10 yens od-blsck, snd sbou feet high
The ofthe above slaves requested 10 co forward
prove Ownerhp and charges or they viii sold according
10 law, TH05. o. DUDLEY,
oc2g-c6w sergr oify Richmond
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CITY.


onsrHAL sEeEeroHIsr 70 n Hurss-sons three
months ago, one Bill Jones, fA.mongsr, left our city
and went into the lines Of the enemy. It was shortly
after reported that be had been shot and killed on the
Potomac but this It seems was untrue. A recently
arrived blockade runner brings another story Hs ssJs
Jones reached Norfolk and there pontsd out 70 the
Yankee authorities of the who FIRST raised
ceasion pole and lag, and who was also Of party
who started Gu; to mob certain Union Of the Va.
Convention. Learning that he this sort of char
ao.er Butlor had him arrested and put through some
sort Of trial. the result Of which was that he was sen.
fenced to be hung ct Butsrs headquarters near Deep
Bottom next Friday. This Is the account brought BY
the blockade runner. Jones did assist In raiiug the
fret secession aig displayed in this city, and was be-
fore and after that event perhaps the noisest politician
In Butcher Fiat
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SECOND SESSION SECOND CONGRESS.
SENATE.

BENATE
TUESDAY, November 8, 1854.
The Senate met ct IL O'Clock n. Prayer by R,V. +.
V. NOON, OF the Presbyterian Church.
Mr. SPARROW presented the credentials Of Hon. A.
II. GARLAND Senator from Arkansas, recently elected
by the of that State to supply the vacancy
caused by the death Of Hon. o. AuoaEL.
Mr. GARLAND quaint ID in the manner prescribed BY
The Conscluson and took his seat in the Senate.
Mr. HILL introduced bill relative 70 the Compenss.
ton OF IEs heads OF the several departments, which
was referred to the Committee OF Finance
Mr.. GRAHAM introGuSsd Q bill declaring four per
cent bonds aud certificates receivable in payment Of
all taxes due and payable in 1854.
Ga motion Of Mr.. ORR, the senate adjourned.
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pes-5l
PROCLAM ALTON.
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Executive DEPARTMENT,

STATE OF VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Rich0ond, Hovem er 4, ssSs
Whereas vacancy fas occurred In the &c al hsseuby Of
this Commonwealth by The Is sna1n Of W. Thomas,
smb Of the House Of Dega from the county WAiIe
,hsI efJre,
WILLIAM snrH Governor Of the Comm nEeaith Of Virginia
do here proclaim and make Known, that ecti,n
held 10 d couuy, al the places prescribed BY tuppy
AFORESAID on tie hSt THURSDAY december neat
- Given under my hand Governor. nd urde " les.
fLs Sser teA o. the nmohweah At 81 hm nd this ih ~
November, 1854, add In the eight nIrth year Of h
Sommoa"sahh. WM. SMITH.
Tsste:
GsoIoE W. MuSJokD,
nov Side Secretary Of the Common wea No.
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nov Side
IA ANTED ~ PURCHASE OK RENT A

good Farm, With comfortable onmodaons contain
ing from 90 70 1910 mole, and lying
counties q Pttsyivans Halifax Franklin Henry, Va
Western North Carolina dstant not than 10 miles
the Danvile and Giesnboro' Railroad. lte-al price
s be PAID In the present currency for farm suit
option OF The VendoT good paper Will be assigned
After the the Interest In the time psd
nuAy state bank notes. with title be sned pin
cipal has been discharged, which event Is
the price will comport with 81 prices.
Apply by mali or personslyt TO
nos-4t GkUBBs 4 WILLIAMS
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CONFEDERATE BONDS STOLEN on DE-
SIROYRD.

n He Subscribers hereby give notice that they
l. will axe .ppca lon for Of the foEowirg
federAe bons which stolen destroy Dy
nv aIurdsy OF tober 1864, their
one mile MeGaheyvne, Roc In, ham oorn y, VI gIis,
viz:
Ths foil wing per bonds lean lied FEB usry .Oh
1868 se hsrh Cd 1885, ani su Iuy lat 1868: Numbers
zs5se 2s880 1888 ID s! for $500 90 each follow
per bonds a-taotizeI ~ ef Congress Peeiu.rS
z0 1868, aud sisnf march I'D 1861 viz Numbers ne 1861
1853 ll6s4 J46l, 1919 4t8 ial5I 46 l4lts o.
1916, 1870 1871 and s87s for $500 20 each.
the following eet ate, bons ipu BY hs
Depositay In harisonhug to q. hop ina viz certificate
march lib 1884, NO. III. for $40; certificate Gstd
lin 1864 No "a for ESQ., ineate da
lS64 No 1876 for $50 Certificate In Of Hopalt
Kisii ", for AGO. no. 1885. dated Mach " b. R6L
Nov -N6ws H0kRIN KIsIlNG.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09
RICHMOND WHIG.
EVENING WING.

We aAAn publish, to-day, At 3 O'Clock P. n, and
.ysy succeeding day Sundays e1csPtsd0 At the sane
sOur, an evening edition OF the Wing. The Evening
Whg u contain the latest news BY mail and Telegraph,
% % sho hour Of going % pro, editorials local intel
hssues, &c. Nv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09

IMPORTANT TO ARMY OFFICERS.
Il CLERKS OF COUNTY COURTS, hAGIsTRATEs EOTARIYs
PUBLIC, LAWYRRs GOVERNMENT oCAIMANrs AND oTg.
FRS.
Attention Is called and valuable publication entitled
GUIDE FOR CLAImANTs OF DECEAsED
SOLDIERS
Being Instructions Army ucers oaimrnts with o
lstn oft Laws Of Congress AID Orders the War De-
psmen and the Ru e Practice In the 0hces &c ID
Auditor compToefs the Treasury u, s,
emsnt o. the Claims Of Deceased oneeis solder By
Dol w. e. Fowler, Agent 10 adjust the Al ma Of D,csssea
eoers for the State Of Alabama Revised and
by the Second Auditor AID Comptroller Of The Tresry and
adapted TO general use. limo pp. "a: Price as --~
t8-ssntby mail, postage Tree, on receipt Of g. -
Asdrees GEo. p EvAEs 8 CO.
iss-Tfasin seok nd Job Printers Rshnsnd, W.
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IES-GROCEklES.
~ 900 boxes mau uia Jtured tobacco
$500 lbs bar Sosp-superior article
1000 lbs black pepper
bales cotton ysrns-factoTy numbers
go. cotton cloth
1000 yards oasEmer cloth
100 kegs rted nails
500 empty barS-2 bushe
ALSO
II b.xes Langhorns gold leaf
Flour. molasses and apes.
In store and for sale.
STOKES, WILLIAMSON co.,
no9-St Corner 18th aHd Gary sts
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
1 WILL SELL MY BALCONY CUVk"
property lying In the countie. OF Roekbrdes and Bedford
miles above Lynchburg and ~ BY canal
property contains om ave thousand
has font Ismes river Of several miles stss for
extensive machinery vita poser
lies whia tw miles Of excellent OF lron ore
aud North rnsh cheap ample tral
portslon.
Terms cssh, or to suit purchasers.
y. 7. ANDERSON,
ecls-1ms Glenvood, Roctbndge Co., Va.
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wealth Of English EOblemsn.

In the E,sung edition of che Wh;g for Saturday,
.-oopg the u.ws items extracted from other papers, Is
.hs following paragraph
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09

WE have in our possession large blood bay
w Mare at took from suepsc char soter days
ago. He said he took ddt steal her. somevheie between
MancAes er Petersburg She aboat eight years DID, left
hind foot white other Of consequence
oVner her coming forward proving property paying
- jos Q. hIREDITH, H. D.
JOHN Q, hILLnR
putinsyills aoochand county. VI. tcls-ysv
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, NAILS, &c.

80 ptg' ersvsle, . best tobacco, n and boxes
90 pkgs Eureka and other brands, do
$50 kegs Dominion nails
1 case country made boots
do do do brogans
Brussel Carpet, large AMI nearly
superhne jur
Ir SD and sweet potatoes. &c
Ror sale BY DIANE sOhERVILLE,
noo-1w Basin Bank.
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A SPLENDID INVESTMENT FOR CONFEDR-
Kate MONEY.

i WILL sell, at public auction, at Lunenburg
court House, MONDAY 18th November, 1854 (cnut
four months time, with endo sed negotiable
per- the option the purchaser undivided sixth OF
valuable and Goa OF nne land all 10 Lunenburg
county, Va MrsJana NJ Blackwell Iesides vi TIE saves On
the and holds M estate In them under the Will OF her nus
aend, joel Baokwe J and s upwards ofTo years age
Further particulars on The day Of sale. ,,,,,,,
sanoS-c4ts H. D. fohNboLb
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MAfkRllsD.

By Rev orenshsv LIBERTY ohurcb Prince Edward coul-
~ Va on wednesday, thsz November, se4 Kew LIT HUI
LAND and niss EhaA A WALTON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09

NOTICE 40 TAE STOCK nOLDkas OF TIsE
Virginia GENITAL HAILnUAD COM
PANK.
,THH ANNUAL MEETING OF THR STOCK
Il HOLDERS ofthe virgiss Central Rsir Oompsny
the city Of Rchmond THURSDAY the Path day of
November, 1864.
Estrdct from tie Bylaws Of tie Company:
proxies stockholders 1t meeting
shall wring and Aligned by toe person thus transferring
Partnerships sign In the OF the paIntI
sp the signature Of either member Of toe finn shall be
Wild proxy shall be valid given than sixty
20 the meeting Of the Company.
No proxy indvd stockholders shall pass free going TO
or returning from the meetings Of the Company uness be him
self stockholder.
The books Of shall be eosfd days Tre,forT
any general meeting" J. GARRETT,
treasurer.
CFrcE VIRGINIA CENTRAL BlHEoAD COMPANY
Richmond, October 81, 1854.
aeQQ-
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$500 REWARD.
EFT the Notifications near Richmond,
IL with the written permission Of the engineer In charge
visit Rshmond on the 19h Of March last, nv bog jim.
about feet inches hlRh, hiss ds complexion
what smooth skin rather sharp him. walks qOiky and rather
hetaes when spoken TO- purchased him OF NJ Davis
90. about he ht Of March He raised In MAnCh Iter
samuei Taylor, aud has been recently In
Richmond. viii give the above reward for his apprehension
and Ia jail that get him again Me
N. Davis viii IDENTITY him. Ny address Cascade p
o., PitlsylvAna County, Va. JESSE z N01LL.
Nov I'd dam.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09

LII BLOCKADE GOODS.
BELVIN'S BIO X sHOE STORE.
1000 PAirs OF Ladies', Aisses and ohidren Shoes have
been this day received
large lot OF Servants Brogues
500 to SO pairs Of Men's Inglish sheer
Oorsets and Shoe LAces, Shoe Thread
Fine Felt French Hats
French Calf skins
Boots and shoes of own make
Now the the invite
buyes We will EpAIe 30 IfJrt to please cu.t1mers
DARBY, RKED 4 9ENrkY,
Shoe Store, on 18th street,
NO. od1v A few doors MAIN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09

OST-On Friday even ng last, Gold Ring
- Bookstore varlegAtsd Arms, three ungs and
crest demi lion rampant motto Arte vel mAe" The hndeI
will receive liberal reward BY eAy II at the once of
n CIV DEANE 4 BONNEVILLE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09
CONFEDERATE Stairs CONGRESS

J. HICExAs JOHNSON, ssc'y.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
Keep IL Before tho People.


It is false that the Democracy are dis.
loyal.
1t is false that the Democracy are op.
posed to putting down rebellion. -
It is false that the Democracy have no
sympathy with soldiers.
There is no word in the Democratic
platform to justify their false assertions
No Democratic candidate ever uttered
. word to justify them. 70
No Democratic Press ever publishsd .
paragraph to justify them. t
No Democratic candidate ever did ~
act to justify them.
Every man who writes, apeakA cats!
carves or engraVes any enc Of these asssy.
tons is q wiIlful, malicious and delibeWas
faisifler. I