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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-14

10 Davies G. g. =. M. Company.
An assessment of ten cents per share duly levied
this day is payable Immediately to the Secretary at
his office In American City.
SAMUEL d. PRYOR, Secretary.
American City, April 20, 1864 apr20 ms
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-14

Notice is hereby given to the holders of stock in
said company, thai by order Of the Board Of Trus-
tees an assessment of Two (s2) Dollars per share
upon the capital stock this day levied payable
Immediately 10 the Secretary at his Office in Gold
Hill. n T. 5. A. KELLOGG, Secretary.
Gold Hill, April 10, 1864 aprI9 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-14

Louisville Gold and Silver Mining Co.
Notice is hereby given that there will be meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Louisville Gold and Silver
Mining Company held at the office Of the Secretary
In Gold Hill, the I'd day Of June, AID, 1864, at
O'Clock, PM full attendance Of the stockholders
Is requested important business will be transacted.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
may2 IN J. A. APPERS0N. Secry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
xtadrLLlrsous.

fheBprngEeid Mass Rspablcan ssys soua idlosyn.
cratic person cast ballot wnioS began: For Gov
ernor, General Sheridan; for Lieutenant Governor.
General Snerdar for Secretary Of the Commons ealh
General Sheridan and kept on In that way TO the end
OF the chapter, wish the single exception that James
Z. Russell, and not General Sheridan, was the csnd
date for Register of Deeds.
The complimentary banquet given to Archbishop
heulosky BY Charles 00onner, Z O., on Monday, the
Inst, In New York, ns affair In ali respects.
lt occurred at Demoncos l4.h street establishment,
ana tne BESIDE his Grace, were among the most
cultivated and learned men of the Romish Church.
The population OF the British North American Pro.
vnoes that uniting Ia bat little short of 800 o00
The Catholic religion is held by considerably more than
two fifth Of the number.
Boston firm has just put In operation at Baskerville,
New Hampshire, factory which transforms poplar
wood into excelsior" Tor filing mattresses at the rates
Of two tons per day.
A wife In Minnesota enlisted with her husband in
1861 fought with him In eighteen battles wounded
three and has LET'S the service "a her husband has
been lied.
A mode of making paths or roads Of gas tar and
sand has been devfed The path Ia frst graded and
covered with an inch or two Of sand then the tar
put on, and finally covering Of fsnd Oh gravel. When
the compound has hardened Is 70 said 10 be very hrm,
and durable.
F.rty thousand persons in Montreal, OF about one.
thHu u TUG ensno P1PuiAuon est tnelr hsns, ueoSJ
indirectly, from manufacture Of boots and shoes
John Mcguire, the party arrested In Toronto as q
leaoer OF The 'Fsn.ns," aud charged with having
conspred" against public peace, has, after an IN
vestigsti0n, been discharged.
Boston Insurance companies will undoubtedly lose
heavily by the terrible destruction OF shipping at Os-
cutta In the o, clone Of tho Oh Of October.
The ST. Joseph, No., p,rs say that the streets Of
that town are iiled visa women with segsrs In their
mouths.
1t 10 stated that nearly quarter Of million copies
of Two sermons BY Spurseon, the famous English
preacher, have been SOLD.
Three hundred million dollars have bean paid Is
bouniee TO SOLDIERS curing this war.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22


Seassd By hImlsf Gud playsd fer wheis SsaesS Pc
fore an sstonIshsd, not to ssy gratAsd world, HS
sehiavsd his most remarkable triumph. There have
easn msny micFothsra, or " Little Beasts" on the
Yankee stage such ss FurChin, kOEeil and Payne;
but they are 70 Batter only what Jacques sIOp is TO
ROber. Macare. In this entirely psW aud very popu-
Lar character Butler obtained reputation to be en-
We'd By his Yankee colleagues. Beasts, IS they most
undoubtedly are in all the essentials OF brutality they
cannot hope TO approach much less to equal the mag
n6csnt beasaliy which has entitled Butler p be con-
sdersd the supsreminsnt Bssst-the AegAthsrum, in
deed Of the world the solitary living representative
OF long extinct spsoles.
Il Il strange therefore that he should Wish to change
his role, ana Try to enact very different ctAncteF.
But II "a not strange that he should bs 30 awkward IN
j, az 70 excite the laughter Of his audience.
"The Peace Maker" BY no means suits Butler; any
mors than il would have snitsd ThersIes OF Bobadi
o,a cannot help thinking, while 10 descants on the
v,rtues of mercy Of his Performance OF Jack Aetch'
ar ths execution VI pOCr humtord; and when he
ssssants on ehivalry, ones thoughts are ireaist-
.nlv direo.sd towards Order No. 26, and the brave
AN, unfortunate women Of New Orleans. So when
bs suggests that the OOnAsOAEOn Act be repealed,
Impossible 70 A'Olu AniHAAHS "a fAS "NS'0
s,s pluLder Of Southeastern Louisiana; she open
,ubhesy and the more concealed larceny by winch 3
whole population was stripped of ita property and Bat
sr,. pooke.s fllsd with cash. The very same paper
wncn reported BatleEs great peace speech oOntaneA
also an Seoouns OF proceedings instituted against him
q, certain smith s 90, bankers, claiming 10000
,sldsn dollars which lad frat stuck TO BuGess pre-
n.uss ugers and Ihsn fsen Into his cspAeious pee
AL: he hAVus IN Ess ace, robbed sne said Smith
& 20. Of ,he moGey, and then cheated his own Cav
.rnmsnt Gus OF it. Certainly, in she tsoe Of this little
sxoose and with the Jsoaons OF Nav Orleans still
,f, in our MINDS, we might be excused from ACC ping
sne ,nyit anon tsLdsred 10 Us By this pasent Yankee
o,,ee maker. ~UOms bEeG, come JACK nov" hs tells
a. lad quit tssdlng hu,ks, and i've WITH Us oh
,be ia. OF The LAID" BuE unIl We wani to associate
s eiOns aud ouCAsIs. thieves, robbers aud murder
err We shall ws think. d,cRne the gsnHs invitation
au.ks, after all though nos very generous Diet viii
keep RS up for ums and they are a. eass preferable
% All tie ia. OF Yankee land, II We have TO 1--we on
that in Yankee company. IL was. kind, PerhsPs, IL
Batsr to fer Us she good things OF his connEy; bus
be- oushs ro 10 have had the impotence TO sr 20 'it
,o,n viii us st sac same table.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
Batler in a New Character.

Massachusetts Batler has played macy parts during
tdis war; fact cue, deabs, 70 fertility Of genua
entirely unsurpassed among that ingenious and iUTen
tive psoPls Of whom DO Is conspicuous Representa-
live. Bat there sre'so1s psFls WHICH L must be sd-
itts3 are not exactly suited to HE cllilr abilities.
de does not lock natural In thsn. His efforts 20 per-
form them about a. suoosssuI &c would be those
Of circus CLOVIS to &c: the rae II Hamlet or Tsrds-
TIls hsrlSqlin 10 play Macbeth. Blu there are Others
which be represents 70 TIE Hfs, and it is unfortunate
for his fame that lie doss lot limit hiasslf 70 them
A the great Yankee Mark NEEDLE, for Instance he
achieved tie most jstnggishsj sclat In tia Charles
toa Convention Of 1850 The P9rsinsoi.y With which
be sourte5 kicking by Soathera gentleman VS.
ealy squsled 81 tho sFi he dsPs5ei Z avoiding sry
other kind Of personal resPOnsib i.y. Bob Acres IS
anchsr psgs which seems 70 Eags been eni1eny adsp
ted 70 his ggniu'-ss qll.c effectively lrsrs.cd
whenever tbs nec'sttss CT his posl.ioa military
eanmAnds- have b-odyss HIN in f,ol; OF Confcdsra:s
adyorssres. T1ero Wss something trqaisisely natural
a the usa1or IL vhish O. s7oh OCCASIONS his courage
OO ID o. Of too P5 Of bis f--ess aud The ends Of his
boots. sJ,ot K5sob, tee, ho rs; 9Th distinguished
src,sss duzisz he career CO the G5V OllSsas stsgs
and Hks=iss IS JONATHAN Viii AID jack Sheppard I.
"a not at 81 surprising hst hs schieysnats n tt's
Line should have Es5s hin prime poPass favoEit4
viii people vsso sotsTtSia 90 high regard for the
rsoasF traits displayed b. thsss essrscsT5. But in
ths past Of the NsgSthsEiamI OF Great Beast" IL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

Ne SIMPSON. Of CA bill 70 provide for Allne
vacancies 10 company, battalion and regimenta ofoss
Referred TO- the Committee on Military Affairs.
Nj FARR0W, offs GA bill to provide for the i'm
proper granting Of uroughs aud for the arrest Of DE-
serters. Referred to the Military Committee.
Mr. MURRAY Of Jenna bill for the relief Of Capt.
o P. Sonoofsld and others. Rsferred. ~, =
Mr. SWAMI, Of Tenn-A resolution that the SecrI-
tary of the reasury inform the House what req lis
TONS 3D., have been made upon the Treasury for the
payment of troops. Referred.
On motion Of Mr.. RUSSELL, the House went into
secret session. f-
The doors being opened, the House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22


EuSs dIsd tbs susrllAs also captured nsEsboy VIII
wagon load Of newspapers, which OIL
Colonel Edwards, Who vas the scene of the oc-
ourrencs at the time Immediately sent to Winchester
for cavalry force which Is In pursut Of tho que.
xIIlas"
The same journal received later despatch dated
81 Oh the night Of the l7h which stated that on the
10 Ii Mosbys men, dressed in Uuion clothing, met some
Of the Second Regular Cavalry on the road, and sc-
costing them familiarity with "HOW are you, boys ?"
rode along with them mile or two, when, having
properly disposed themselves for the purpose drew
tteir pistols and shot ten the party In cold blood
They fed during the CONSERVATION which eususd and
we're not taken.
"On the next day some twenty. Eve Of the Seven.
tsenth Pennsylvania cavalry were attacked by one
hundred and fifty Of Aosbys men, aud TWO killed, two
wounded and the rest captured. They we're on their
way from HArpeF's Ferry TO Winchester"
1. seems that Mosby is not idle.
sHERMAEs ADVANCE
The Philadelphia LRqEirsr, Of the 18th, contains an
arI>ls upon shermans movements, taken from West.
paper which states with show of confidence, that
no intends to take AndersonVie In hls route and re
lease the Yankee prisoners Perhaps he will turn then
to the norlhWGrd, take Richmond settle the rebellion
and without UNNECESSARY delay, proceed to Washington
TO receive the congratulations Of Lnoolr Seward and
the Union brethren generally.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION. SEJoxD 0o,.4 Ess.
SENATE.
MONDAY, November 81, 1864.

AONnAAl HN'oinDcE Il, 1854.
Payer BY the Rev. DR.. HOge, OF the Presbyterian
OEuron.
Mr.. SENMES of La, introduced the foJlov;nr ;,;,,
reso uIiOn which Was IeId list and second ,;mSs
Resolved BY the OoI greSs Of the Confederate s,t.s
OF America That tha Vaue Of the Articles devsrahIa
IS lax in kind, undsr existing lsws no. regulated nv
the schedule OF pioSS hxso oy The SAFE Oommissoners
spPointed uaoer The proNi nous OF ac
and sara Oommiss on, re no control over ,bs sh
jsoS By appeal or O.heTWAe; and the ousutitv ana
quality, zeal the value of said arta,as q =, Ne
asceTIaIned aud assessed case of Disagreement h.
tHeen Tie tax payer ana assessor BY dsnterested re-
terees aPPSlnea IN tie manner specified 10 the act I'M
posing tho TAX Iii kind.
The resoluu.n debated by Neesrs asinmsa of
La, Or, Sums OF KY Hunter, dill and Burnett wben
On motion Ut No shMhE5, the iurther consdara
tion Of the resolution posponed until to-morrog
Mr. WAfSoN, o. Miss, Presented tue petition of
RO.gsIs and "a other ms Of Mssi.s Phi. vbieh
Was referred 10 zoe COMMITTEE on OiAime
Mr. WATSON, on leave, introduced bill untitled an
aoI 70 revive ana e1sLd aa act entitled An act in re
at.on The reos p. OF countsteit Treasury noea nv
puoho officers" approved May l, 1884 which Was ra
eTred ~ the Committee on fInGnce.
Ar sPAkhOH, IRON the Committee on Military Az
fairs 10 Wni0n he bsen referred aresouLion reat,ve
20 supplying prisoners OF war with tobacoo ratIons
askeG Do discharged from Its further copsderson
as arrangements had already been made 20 CARY op
The objects Of tho resolution.
Inc committee were accordingly discharged.
oa motion OF hr. BKeWN, IF Miss, ali pills, reso-
lutons, a., returned " the SsIase from the Naval
OOmlliGes al The close Of last session az upfoshsd
business, wers again referred TO said committee.
MIR BROWN also presented tne petition of F. N.
Ewing Ena M. M.DAniel for relie which = a, refer.
red 10 the Committee on Naval Affairs.
message was received from the President of the
Confederate States enclosing several commu to
Ls read In eXIcu i've session.
Uu mOHon Ut Mr. SPARROW, the Senate resolved
mo e1scadTe session. When the doors were reooened
thu Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
THk CITY.

JUDsE LToHs' OoUsr,-- ssssrdsy was the first day
of the November term Of this court.
Two ha5sas corpus cases we're tried, sud both petit
soners rsmanded 10 the custody Of the military author
I.ies. B. s. Robbosson, one party, claimed sI1mI'
ton upon the ground Of being harylander but it wss
proved he had been resident of the State since 1889
The other party, Williamson Ings, claimed sIsmP
zion from the Reserves but found to be within the
lawful age.
The Grand Jury indicted the following parties for
felony VIM. B0hsnnon Jos. q. Herring, Jonn FrAncb
Madison Smith, Jas. W. Harris, Abby G. Hotf Ok,
Henry Reese, Joseph Kiser, John Albert and VIM. l.
Carroll.
The court then at burned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
THE NEWS
FROM PETERSBURG.

The guard that brought over last night number Of
dserter7 from the Yankee army Ia front of Petersburg
informs Us that ell vas quiet yesterday on the South
side, and that nothing occurred even In quiet way
which portsnted an carly change in the suatiou The
Hsathsr is Jest such would convince an EugliShnsa,
Eho suddenly svoke, that he was in London. Hence
the elements rather than either Generals Lee or Grant,
control for the present the movements on the South as
veil az the North side When the rain ceases and the
roads harden, lock for stirring tines-not only up
on land bus psrhsps By the riVsr. The river opera
Ii9ys, however inclined to believe, materially
depend upon the completion Of the Dutch Gap csnal.
Aud although we hear from persona just from the
usizb6orbood every now and thsn that It s finished,
sill NO fear that Bulsis great engineering scheme,
which was to make him greater even than Mcclellan as
engineer, viii prove pretty much of failure. What
he intends doing In the ditehrg liEs must be dohe
quickly or winter viii be upon hin. It is PITY,
therefore, that he has Filtered away bis time in New
TSrk and Washington,
NossTs cPEsATIoNs
IaiWo sro uoab'e a: all lines, 10 Loar from Mosb-
though oncders.e for the reason that
his mca are generally too busy to sIto TO either N.
authorities or the nswspspsrs, and hence, Fl o.eatlv
ne hare to depend upon Northern accounts, which we
always tske-and suppose cur readers dc tho same
With very msuy zrsins OF allowance II the Phsdel-
pbs Irgs;rsr Of lhs 10 /, ss 61dS despatch dated
Winchester, November l6 b, which says 'This morn
ing as'sebas5t Of seventeen non baiorging 10 the
Seventeenth Psn1gyvsnis cavalry With dsspstchss %
Colonel 'w'rd' oonnsndsns Of the post, vsrsas-
tseksd By oae hundred sal hf,! OF M,sby's gusslas
a. TIE intersection Of tho Asrsnsburg sad Ohsrl'stoa
rosds Tso Of the men we're killed, three wounded,
and tie balance csPtuIsd- T5O Of tbs wounded have
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
RYRNING WHO.

We shah publish, to-day, at 2 o'clock ?. n, and
svsFJ succeeding dag sundays eIcePssa at the sans
hour, Al evening edition Of the Whig. The Evening
WhIV vii contain ths latest nsWa By mail and telegraph,
M 70 The hOsr Of going to press, editorials local intel
ursaOa. 10. ESO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

VlkGiN!A.--At hules held in the ClerI
ohes Of the Circuit Court Of Nelson county, ion H.
dag, the st day Of August, 1884;
Daniel J srtsoof, executor Of Esry w. osbe deceased
a. trustee and esssee inner viii, PL
sgainst -
Psyto1 spEh and Others Of kin ana leEsscss
said Mary W. Cabau, deceased. Dot
Tbs object Of this s 10 to have the ss. viii and tsane
TIC said MARI n Caben, the te5tsx, properly construed
rights end Interests Of her egstces and her Of kin In
her estate asccaincd and adjusted tie SAID de
paid and disthuied 70 the persons entIt thereto; n
counts Of the executor audited and seed; And he In h
aad directed Il the adnicrscn Of the eststs and Esve
lees l. regard thereto. Aud AFFIDAVIT. hsvisr heoa
flea In the papers CT this suit that tee foorng de
ari named In snanc1ied supplemental bill exhhfsd IL
suit, either reside within portion OF the stste Of Virginia
pied by the pctnc enemy thst from sao cczrt
be executed upon them, thai diligence has beer
In hehsh OF tbs said plaintiff 20 ssoertsn In county
poTsion ihsy are, without effect viz: "Drszton Gsrk
nscss and Nora, his wife 7 Mason, BeTeriy Mason
don hsson, WihaE, T5btn.J Asson, Leila s-sxton
BrsTtol Tn Baoh ard Susan, he Ee Charles Ran
hsIy Randolph, Ehfsbst, TIrpsE Eoborns B.Iiiey sa
PoTchsr lri Anna, lis WIFE, l. ordered thsl the5 10
hsIe thin enc month s.E cue toa hereof and DC
necessary 10 protect ther n.ee.t ed that ccpy Of hi
der hs ppbhh onoe week o- four succtssTe weeks In tbs
nond Whig arssspspe Published In The city Of Richmond
posted s Tie ent door Of the Court HcuSs Of th court
hs tzss dsJ % VIC ntxf csrstJ court
Ts~ HSo' sExvsi's usrf'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

WArca THuT.--SOlomop, slave OF Mrs. Re. Nelson,
was yesterday arrested the charge Of stealing s
watch from A. 7. PEBBLES store, on Saturday, while
pretending to desire to purchase.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
DEIJNoITENT CONsU MERS OF WATER

H. In Jefferson Ward hereby notified that If they fall
10 nav their bills before the hour Of O'Clock, pm to-day
hey Will be with according 10 the requirements Of the fol
lowing extract the ordinance concerning the wser Works.
Ry an ordinance passed by council May 6 1885, II any
Bin remain unpaid for nextAer that which
ented the Auditor shall notify the superintendent who snail
op the waite being used the premises in respect
70 which the exists and not paid within
per cent will added To the original amount Of the BILL and
shall be placed the hands of the City Collector.
noq2-1t L, D. hAkhlsOh, AudBor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

NOTICE.
nELIRQUENT Consumers of Gas in Jetft rson
H. Ward are hereby notified they pay their gas
bills before the hour O'clock NJ to-day, they w be dealt
with according requirements OF the following from
the ordinance concerning the Gas Works:
By an ordna passed by the Council May 9Th 1855 II any
blu unpaid next after that which IL pre-
sened the Auditor shall notify the Superintendent who shall
stop gas bel used the premises In VII Oh
the default exists paid within per
cent vii be added original Cunt OF bill,
be placed hands Of the list Clerk to the Audt for collie
lion. r W. HALstoN, for
no22-u 7. B. HAkkI5OH, Auditor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
sOUTHsIDE PROPERTY FOR RENT OF
LEASE,

OFFER for rent or lease the premises on
L which row reside, at Powhatsn Court House.
The Dvsing House contains nineteen roors the Garden
large and RI h. with large md rich lot adjoining
Another lot Of about twenty OF Land and permission
fewood from o forest about mile Distant will be
desired wood coaId be furnished and hauled By u the
neighbors.
house. garden &C. could be very convensty divided for
the accommodation Of tso or three "a miles.
10 2au8t W. o. SCOTT :.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
I'M Hanover County Court, October 26th,

IN Hanover County Court, October 26th,
On The motion Of benjamin T. Anderson, lesatee IL
the Richard o. Baker dec ased Is ordered that JOB
e. Anderson, Of the said kchsrd Barker be
appear at the County Uo ham county
fourth Tuesday 10 December 1854 aud skew why pow
Aforesaid should be revoked snnued
appea the Court that the said John NJ
esad, redent OF the Safe OF Virginia Ia
ordered that py Of this order he pubshed y week
Newspaper published the city Of
Rch ond which publication 81 be equivalent 70 personal
vice Of tbs same. Acopy-Tegte
oc8t-v4s o DO6WELL. O II u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT ron CONFRDE-
RATE MUNEK.

WILL sell, at public auction, at LunenbuTg
Court House, MONDAY 18th November, (couIt
four months time, with endorsed negotiable
per- the option the purchaser undivided hEh Of
80 valuable slaves and So tie land Ia Lunenbug
county, Va Mrs Jane b Blackwell resides wi the slaves
farm holds life esta!e In them under the viii Of her
end, joel BLACKWELL and is upwSrcs Of 20 ysaJs Ct age
Further parlculsis on The dSy Of sae.
no8-cat. E. D. TUREBCJL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

THAT, on the 22d day of November next, |
l. win ofe the prenses FOR sale or rent AZ Auction nv
yAsn near Prince Edwd oou Hou oOnisiang sores
or ess-
oc2o-vat' JOHN sTEyrss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
SORGHUM MILLS,

HAVE ready, Tor immediate delivery, 8
l. ROLLER IRON SORGHUM MILLS.
These Mills have received the highest testimonials er
durability and WORKING quslties
furnish SORGHUM PANS order, and stors
general Of Straw Cutters, Corn sheers Hubs ed
spokss, Pow oasns skinsts Ovens Old Dominion HsDs &C.
kc. Il. n. BslTH
ocla-o2t' IL Main b.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
HANovIR County, Va,
Nov. LIST, 1884.

T'HR County of York, in the State of Vir.
L enis being occupsd By the public paIsu-
snes General Assembly passed 1854
the following accounts before the undsgnsd for settle
ment
Bioksrton l. Winston, Exr Of John e. Winston.
The same Gd'n Of Samuel y Winston.
The same, Gd'n Of Elizabeth p. T. Winston.
no4-c4g z. d DOaWELLa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

STRAYRD from the Cadet Camp, on Poe's
- farm on the night the 18Th instant small colored
Mule branded left shoulder with the Letters g. AID
aso believed 10 be branded with letter the hip Had
when be len his bride ressrd Of eighty dollars will be ps
on NV u'A'''' " IA. DAVENPORT.
nool-4ts A. Q NJ, Damp Cadets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22

DOR SALR.-A Steam Engine and Boiler,
Il aneenherIe power, made By Talbot. Bro but iItt.
used ard In good order.
Apply the subscriber, Of the Ballard HOTEL between TIT
hours Of ~ and O'Clock. JOHN p. BALLARD.
nn22-H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
300 REWARD,

DOR the apprehension and delivery to me,
l. orodged In jan that get ID ay dollars for ei,h
one them my negro boys NED and OVERFLOW, who ie my
farm In Hanover county Va the 26.h september last
Mel about eighteen twenty cid i've feet ave
high cr sammes much and vhea
II Is time before he utter word. ed very
likely active boy. chased bin Of Mellon hoss
Louisa county, Va, January 18th, 1852.
Owe ton nteen sixteen years DID, complexion very
kelly well grown poy hs age 0verton
excited. purchased him Of the Undertake
Louisa OouIt House, December 18th, 1890
think likely they icgethe perhaps in Richmond,
ID ey have acquaintsnecs and confessions here
ny address u Locust Greer, Louise equity, 70.
90 26-olm TH0A HARDIN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-22
ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, vacancy has occurred IN the
w General Assembly OF this Commonwealth BY the Iesgns
on Of Pauus Powell Esq late member OF the House OF Dele
gstes from the county Of Amherst Therefore, VILLAS
smith Governor Virginia, do hereby proclaim and max
Known that exercise Of authority vested In the Executive BY
law We ordered election In the said county Of Amherst III
he ng aid vaclny and that thu Sheriff OF that
county win election to be held Thursday, the 18Th
day OF December next .
n seal Of wealth. at Richmond, this 2ls day Of
49, November A. D. 1854 and In tie ssh year OF The Com
,ISnnva,nh WA. SMITH.
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no9a~cS. seerstlry Of the Commonwealth.