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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01


Il "a not No WopdsF the eonspirators were juhllAntI
The plot Il a ingenious Is 1t Vlshous and had mot
been detected in time might have worked Infinite mis-
chief.
TIE process BY which the soldiers vote Is described
in the following paragraph from the philadelphia IN"
9TrT;
The New York election law differs from that OF Penn
EyIvana The Law Of this State permits the soldiers IN
regiments or 10 camps or hospitals, where ten Penns5l
yaniA soldiers gu lifted to vJe can be fund, 70 open
their own polls and forward their votes 70 the proper
county ficers Wnen soldiers are stationed ID places
where there not ten competent to open POLL tney
may send their ballots before the election 70 irlendr,
| who may present them at the polls. Tnis auIhofi1y
must bs mpanied by S jayt Of the voter taken
before commissioned tioer, to the tf sot that he
dual hed voter that he is in actual military service,
that he has not tent his blos 10 any other person.
and that be will not fl r vote at any other Foh on
slecion day. The person delivering the scaled en-
velOpe on election day may be eqled 10 make smdaV'
that the envelope il in tie came state as when ne 70
cved it, and that has not been opened or tempered
wh changed or altered in any way by himself or any
olhsr pesan Uader this law more than nine. tenthl
OF the solders' votes will be p.llsd in camp iors anc
hosp the number Of envelopes sent forward VIII pe
very email. Toe New York Law, on the Contrary pre-
Vdes Tor envelope voting, aud Under that provision u
said that prspars tons had been made for the
ton OF the frauds. 1t Ia SAID that iorged bAlos O
"shousands and ten Thousands Of soldiers votes who
"bays fallen In battle, or died in the hospitals. Or have
never existed have been sent Onward IN dry good
| "boxes full to New York and Albany" Other fraud
have BEEN perpeaed in tie Abstraction Ct real 70 e.
i CAT for the ale electors in favor Of Lincoln AM
johnson and by the substitution Of the he Jlsan cleo
| LorAl ticket.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

Thursday last Thirty eight dead Yankees were buried
In { out Of his gun.
Our informant, one of the bravest Colouels In the
SERVICE says that Corporal Gardner Is not only one Of
the brlvest but one Of the promptest and best In the
service.
FROM ATLANTA
II reports be true, the Yankees in Atlanta are in
very uneasy state Of mind says the APpsa the ques-
ton troubling them bel not how they can hold the
city, but how they get out safely We learn that
gentleman well known in this city, md Who ltf; the
Gate City ON Wednesday last reports t.ctive Fed
erAl force of onlj six thousand there when he left
There we're o. The time sb,ut two thousand In the
hopta. The lines have been 90 closely drawn In that
cur cavalry enter the Suburbs every night.
II this Is the state of things the Georgia militia are
certainly ial TO the task Of driving Gu. the invaders
Why is not the attempt madeP
GIN. VAUGHAN AND THE HoLsFoN ooNyFRENoE.
The Kaoxvlls (BisseD Register publishes the fol-
resolutions passed By the Hol,ton Conference In
reference 10 the quest Of General Vaughan TO be re-
msnbered ct T rome Of Grace by that body, and
says: ~; consolation to know that this noble SOL
der looks beyond the human fgsn0ss OF life, with
such perfect oonfdMos on 0mnpoIsnt power who con-
tros the dest.nies Of nations. While We rely much
upon the valor Of troops aud the skill Of our Gen
erals, We should inpore the interposIion Of God in Il n
terrible struggle. l. is high compliment TO General
Vaughan that he Is not only brave and GkfI bu. tha,
no Is praying General. Give us more such Rlorous
examples, and eur hops will DO more buoyant and
eassling"
Wnereas General V-uglan. through one Of the chap.
Isns of Lis coGmlad eno Is O member of this Cor
ference, rqussS the prayers OF the Oonfererce in
behalf OF himself and command, and for success IN b.,
efo Is to drive the eLsmy from coil aAa bsIevioR
that our vry existence as Confsiercs and Church
dsIends on the Success Of our AImi In the depart
NEAT Of Z ,st Tennessee thsrtf.rs,
| Resolved, lst Tat II 10 cause Of gratitude to God
that one in the position o. General Vtuylaa feels The
re,pops biidss sestDg upon him personally In the gea
arusgle In which We are roW engaged and recognzs II
the hand of Providence In the protection and sIooe.I
| Of our arms struggling for the right
| Resolved, 20, TaaI We invi . our peopls In oul
houp 10 units the members OF this Oonfert %
TnIoae OF Gtos, for tie blessing OF God IN g D
Vaughan and his noble commf no, that tEey may hay
c,ess in driving OR msrciess and unprinoipsG 70,
from our soil and ia the liberation oil dear brethren
now held a. captvss in the enemy'S hand.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
PROCLAMATION
APPOINTING A DAY FUR PUBLIJ WORSHIP

IT meet that tie peope Confederate States should
from lime as assenbis aekno ledge dependence On
Almighty eod, render dsvout thank, Hs mlLsd Lle,s
ing worship His noy Name bead IIayer a. h fot
STOOL and accept win aomon, chatenlg Of
Ms AL. wise Al-msrcual Providsaoe.
Lssu thsn tnplss and In neds unite wee n rec e.
nanE, with sdorins grsutids ths ssnsfAons protect.
In tie many ,su victories With which cur ms have
been crowned In the fruit whoa GU. lad has been
blessed and In NE snuPaIsd witch
He has insPrsd our LsArs AID aIms u rsIst
anss o TIE Ubiquitous d.,ises Of cur snoaiss.
Let forget AAt crack uy Mn 10 M
His prosscon, cur as Lac rsd and grew
tssnsat that many ofou ssss and bsv have ALIEN IN bat
tie that many sttsr se he'd In TO- pons
city psAesa honss esst Dyed, and w.msn
children av.y In dssitsoDi and that vi nenoh
uxi pAssoas sssa excited BIZ cur
foes Assoa Of sis0ciuss from which death
come oosps-
no. therefore, Jurrasos DAVE Pred lett o, the oo.fscs
America. ss, hb nation, setting
apart wkDNnsDAY The ss.etA day Of November lsxt a.
day 70 specially dsvo, 10 the ssnhip Of Almighty Cod ard
AL the pssps Of sder.e s,aie,
assemble the day sfIrSd In thdr respective pAc Of
pubic vSrsp insrs 70 e Il prayer 70 oar heavenly Hser
He His favor that He o, or u the
rc,on Of rs mighty sn; tn,t No slnetfy eha,tss-
Improvement, ust may Away nom evil
paths and In H sight He 70 tire
Beloved h,slnS IL bleeding v,u,ds and
ing conlhas ynsAt Of osn nigh. Of
sad inaspsadsIe aid .As gre Ludy he.ien TO u
while asobs " Hin the ylosy OF oar de,G.ns
Gvsa ny had Of Con sdsr,,e
saul n As noas, ,A ss asy Of osobs In the year Of car
Lard, one tho Sand sSas huadrsd snI siIty..ou;
JnT.Rsoa DAvn,
JR.fuIns.
III at.t.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
VlEelNIA-ln the Circuit Court OF the city

" IE0lNIA-ln the Circuit Court OF the city
Richmond, August 20, 1884,
Daniel TIushear and Lloyd Bea and Mary Garland, his
wife, who before marriage Mary Garland Truehar
and daughter and heir Of Daniel TrushsSr, aee'd PAfa
against
Ta Truehesr Mamie Link, fourteen
years Of age, and James Tuehrar Daniel Trushsa Rsb
TrueheaIt, John Truehsart and Maria Truebea, chill
dren Of James Truhea deceased, and infants under the
age Of wentJ-ons yeAr,-the said infants by Benjamin
Pollard their guardian dd htsn appointed By The oUu 70
defend their Interests In this kob Smith, Deit,.
Tb day the planfs by COUNSEL and with leave
he Court hled their second amended LII this object
Of which to OBTAIN distribution Of the personal
Iabeh Thman ukesr deceased In The hands Of the defend
Wellington Goddn, her administrator, and sale
Of bis ntesate In his hands, TO which bill
he said Wellington oddin administrator Of the
Thman Truehea deceased and The defendant Robt Smith,
~ counsel and tie infant defendants BY hr guardian ad u
tenn died their answer, to which answer the psnns By
sci, replied generally.
And appearing BY sdavi ned that the defendants Fay.
cite Tueheart, Robert Smith and the Infant children Of
James Trueheat deceased, namely: James Truehes Dan
lei fruehea Robert Truehsar John Trueheart MARIA
NTueheart noneidnts Of the state vrgne hey are
required appear within onh here
Of and do what protect this suit
copy-Teste.
sspla-~av BENZ. POLLARD. Clark.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

asst had been totally defeated whsn the news u 'Ds
CALAMITY came at last, and in suoh snApe 'OAs
not Ia deplsd the anger of the people was oi o'u',
,O.sd .s.ins. him but SHAtoOles saved bis NE ana
,.,sa their wrath by the pleasant turn which ne
- "a ,bs vhole affAir. "HAvs done you any IN
az, ~ sad ne ala il not owing to me that you hAVe
srept three dlys in the pleasures OF victory = Gfan'
caud easily excuse himself BY employing q nni.
lar Al, umsns. Fools" he might s1clAim, shave
,nu not more reason to thank than to blame
me, that 1 have led you to PersaHere In glO-
rious enterprise, which, you had known The TRUTH
You would probably have Wishe1 to abandon monsns
.sss III had told on that dIubosd every time
fought that In every eghs Loaf ten TO the snsmys
me ana that tn hsds Of Virginia we're In fact but one
vast grave which was er gagged in stocking with fAn'
zee dead would you have abba to cherish 30 LING
dat magnificent dream Of EpbjugAuon aud empire IL
rhch YOU have now passed nearly four intt1cA~C
,s,rsf Have not made you drunk with hope "neL
,,n1e honest word HOHld lave sIbsred you INTO os|
main, Il il not through ny lies that your worthless
h,s been sustained, and that the bAnkiupcy
bi,b inevitably awaits you has been deferred SgAil
,,s Ag,hY And if you get over this war with az
crsdI 10 yourselves viii it not be owing 10 the fake
hOOds which proclaim, and OF Wh!ch the world vii
,obAby be induced 70 believe a. leAs. one tenth, from
sa.sr inability 70 COnprehsna how mAA who writes
usslf Coz. nAndel IN chief OF the Gmiea Of m6nH
mar ON could psIpsA.e such series Of Outrageous un
,ruta,Y such ara the queries which the great ySe
nut 10 she Yankee nation, 70 each Of Uhish tner'
- =. NINA oihsr than An Affirmative reply. W.
I've i, 10 eur readers, whether The claims Of NAOl
,b,, d, nAnd an not G1OnerAts hin
rom al blame, 50 Tar his own people are concerned
We Confederate, Of course, or these among Is o.
Last VITO have ItVsr hsPld 10 spread false feP0ri
INV aba.s G.d ii 1ic1ls lin much IS We please"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
| CONFFCaRaTE BONDS STOLEN OH DE-
! SIR0YED.

n He Subscribers hereby give notice that they
l. will axe Apprca ioh for tie renewal Of the oow
fderate bonds which stolen destroys By
nv On urdsy day Of tober 1884, their rsrdens
mile MeGaheyrvlle, Rockingham colny, NrgLs,
viz:
1858 sir ed March I'd 1885, sad July LIST s65: NUMBER
1882 $3.50 2ss for $500 " each. Also the follow.
Ing per bonds autho Ee1 o Congress February
2Oh 1885, signed March I'd 1885, viz Number, ls 1884,
1903, ll6:4, I4l5 1872 ltts ADJ I&so. 4es, 1+5S 5)
1875, lI3 1877 and s37S or &bOo % ssch
Also the following cert ate, Tor per cent bonds By the
da ed march 1h 1854, No. 21 for $780, cernats dated
11h 1864 No 1S4 fr $780, ds ed March 9sd
1854 No 1876 $780, also ceracae In Of Hopdns
KisIag for 400. NO. $685., dated March 50 b. 1851
Nov. l-uGSc HOPKINS KILLING.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
CONFEDERATE BOSDs STOLEN OR DIES
IROHRD.

THE Subscribers hereby give notice that they
will make appcst Tor the tf the following
eierate States bonds which stolen destroyed
enemy Saturday, the Is. day Of October 1854 his he
derce, mile from MeGahe sve Rockingham county,
viz:
The following por cent osn authorised goth Tsbrua
7o4 f7Ol6 I7Oi6 Five Hundred DOIsrs essh Also III,
oo.ng cent bends signed February % h. 1888 author
ICED ~ August 1884, due JacuaIy 1871; numbers 1872 49, ISL
for One Hundred Dollars each. Also the following per
bouds signed ID March, 1862 authorized 9th February 1853
due Juy, 1885; number 6ool for One Thousand Dollars
no1-W6ws HENRY KI5LING.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

p ANYWAY from the subscriber on Friday
lO hight, the 9Th Of October, negro girl MARY. Mary
bough. % hsss Lee BoWmln OF Richmond, hsd been
beush oa Ysncsyve North Carolina about m,nth ago
where she has been living six yeaTs with Mr. A A. Mt
ehel. Her huJbAnd drives wagon In YAaceYyc She
r4sel By Mr. Henry Davis Of Prince Rdwar Prospect de-
pot where she has good many relatives Mary trying 10 GET
Ds'k TO North Carolina, and viii stay awhile at Mr. DE-
Wis., and no doub; Will travel forged pass She Is bright
full head Of hair, with very feminine vOicsAOgsher very
likely girl
her delivery 70 ne and pay ell travelling expepsss Ave
drsd dollars " Pu, IN lsns jan 90 ! can get hsr .
~ i--eips osztsruvtus :. ", ovnbgisad ee7 vs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

REs1IrurIoH.-Ws ars requested TO inform the ur.
known Honest Nan" that the two hundred dollars Of
sd issue, enclosed BY him to W. H. 8. Taylor, Z
Second Auditor, as an amount due BY him TO the Con
fsderate States has been dspoied in the Confederate
ates Treasury II every man who has defraudsd the
Treasury would do likewise" We quite surs that
ou excellent cre.sry, Mr.. Trenholm would have t.
-mp'oy few Il "a cerks 10 record the rso.i-.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

JuDsI LTOHs' CoUhr.-Tne only business done In
tnis court yesterday to continue to tie next term
tue case Of John P ssdd charged with receiving VI
Tvs stolen from DR.. Francis P. Deans. The res, o,
re day consumed in hearing the evidence In tens
vary embarrassing habsa' corpus cases. the petitioners
In all of oh sAss AK 10 bs discharged from Il mil
i.ary service AL Of these cases we're posiptned iii
faturs days.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
LOST BONDs AND CERTIFICATES.

VHE following Confederate States Bonds were
destroyed BY the public enemy, Arlington
Depot Nelson county the lib June last Seven pc,
cent Bond No. 40S2 for o. 600, Issued Sept 1898 Win
interest from July 10, 1885, N names Of Jno n Hsndsr
decd; and six per cent Bond No. 4s for $500, issue1
Dec 2 1883 with interest from Nov a. 1885, In OF Jos
A.Wadde and Jno. n Hendren, administrators
he following certificates for four cent Bonds hEned BY
Kinney Depostary at Stsunton Va, vix No. for $500
ssued karch g. 1854, and No. for $780, Issued March
1894 and No. for 800, ssued March 1854 20 JOS A. Wad
iell; No -, for $780, Issued March - 1854 TO Mrs. HE'S
950 for 500, issued March IL, 1864 oahsrne
WAdde and No. a4S, for $780, issued March = 1884, 70 J.
Hendren And J. A. WAddell administrators a. above.
This publication inside with view application 70 TIT
Treasury Department for renewal Of the above msnto
Bonds and 0ertineatss-
IN 70 -w6s JOa 4 wADDuLL. Rta Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
rHK CITY.

CoIcERr 70 NIsHr We invite the attention OF our
readers to the Public Rehearsal Of sacred music BY tire
Choir Of the Monumental Ohpro5 at that venerable cd
ass, this Tuesday, tvsriug, inst It will DO OBJ
served that they will be assisted BY several amateur
friends.
The proceeds Of this entertainment are to be applies
to the benefit Of the Female Orphan Asylum, the IL
mates Of which in much need of assistarc. We
hop, that our readers will aim to enjoy the double
pleasure Of listening to g,od MUSIC and Of contributing
10 a really charitable obi 'ct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
FOR hENT.
UJR offer for rent for the no,

WE offer for rent for the next year the
tract VI land Of the late COL B. A. Brown, known
Gravel H IA the county Of Buckingham The tract contains
about 300 Tbs q coed quality and thsre win
oppor rny ofmakng 1ne crop Of and Snail srn.
TIT pro consist Of cormodisus dseiny bousr be-
hoase yard with four roors and all the nee iSay
,uthouSes The place Is within half NILE OF Peuaie ooi.
sge les tute where there fcla school for hoyu and
girls conducted By Dr.. Blackwell and Maj. g. B. Ha,sa
Persons VIA ng rent WIN please call and pIsss
kIx. kosxtxY
ssys-dfsksvAy lsssiNn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

A VALUIBLI BoaK.-Ws are indebted to hssss
Evus OOssWsl, Oclaubia, Q. @, for . copy Ct d.
gsst Of the military and naval laws OF the Ooafsdsra.s
states, analjtoAy arranged BY Captain W. W. Lester
OF the Q IarsrnAster Generals "a; o. and ". j. Ben
we'll, q, OF the Department! o. State. The mere AZ
nOun cement of the publication Of this work will CON-
msud it to oil military and legal gent emsa who are In
teressd in understanding the legislation Of Congress
he end of lie st regular session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
NSZ 49, 49, - IA ~ : -
~ 50 yNi:5sSx
:3gy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RtGhIS.
RICHMOND WHlG.
,-vs11y MoRNING, NOV. 1. 1854.
EVENING WING.

VI, ,bsn publish, to-day, At O'Clock 2. NJ and
=. ,1oceodnE day Sundays s1cePssd,) at the same
49, an evening edition Of the Wing. The EVsnins
Viz i, contain the lAtes. BY nal aud telegraph,
20 the hoVr Of going 70 PrS, editorials, local intel
1 renee, 30.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
MAnRIRn.

On the Oh day q September, uluno, ooa he rsdsres
OF Mr. Robert DeJarntts, BY the Rev. james D. Csman
ALIAS jazz DEJARNErfE and Lieut. T. WILLING bYkv.
ON the 2oth 0c.obs, BY Sew T. u. Ssdd, p J. WRIGHT Of
Richmond, Va, and MARTHA H. AkDAksOh, the
lac John Williams, Of Lyacnburg, Va. noA-st.s
az Bilrraore papers pie -ss copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
DIED.

AZ pergiads, rusfdAy merLing October 18Th, w. ALI
AhDfR youngest child Of Angus AID w gnis
Tic n. Of TOO, Land county, W.
Had little While hves days. he would have bstn Two
years old. Bat Cd took him had md
ths ways Of sin. Blessed nILs spuiA A..
Lynchbu,g par ers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
VIRGINIA, To WiT:-At rules held in the

VIRGINIA, To WIT AT rules held in the
CLERKS eee Of the County Pouha;as from the
9Th 70 the 1h day OF September in tbs yesr 1864:
John strstton and Joseph Drake with the Win an
nsIsd OF snl Drake asSd and the said Joseph Drsfs
IN mis- ewn right, PIainur,,
&C. nst
Lawrence ". Drake Ann r. Drake Han1 Msrcelus Drake
70. T. Gilland and Matilda Adelaide bis vile, Luther B.
orsath and Lucrets A. Oresh the being anti
under the age sf9l yeas. and oiAs q Defendants.
IN oHANUEkY.
This suit 10 brought and diyon Of the estate
Of samn Drake, deed, according TO his will platinum
having fed tte ~ and Appearing BY aiay Ms
defendants above named
snia, the motion Of the plaintiff By counsel Il ordered
that The said descendants do appear here Wit month asr
their interest herein Of this order be forthwith
Inserted In the Rlchmonf Whg and Pablo Advertiser,
Newspaper pubsbed city Rehmond continued
month"; and that another copy DO posted II The
front this the County
Court day. copy-Testes -.
saa-vku kk 6RAVB, o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
KEADi READ! EDUCATION

GbPlIIhMAN, not liable 10 military duty,
w,hss to teach Music on The Plano, anu in F.eoeh
male institute and tbs bes families Of Virginia Necessary,
ne can teach the common Engh branches GUITAR French and
Latin Testimonials a 10 principles and efficiency
irequred Address Faithful o. LOydsP o. Esssx county
Va set24-olls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
NEAL a WnIrLOCK,


GENERAL AGENTS Il COAkISsION kER .HANTS,
yoR HE sALE OF
Manufactured Tobacco,
ANY KIND OF Il IL . - UCE,
PURCHASE OF GuuDS FOR ORDERS,
NO. 1873 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GLokGn.
Edward fhoraI President Union Bank AugurA
John Bspst, PreId ut Bank augusta
Fleming 4 Roland, hrrrhant,
La hack Coop=r, -
Wilcox 4 Hand,
Allied Baker,
James n. Taylor,
lEnsen Fargo,
WlAa stark, tAEannsh.
ttoish Williamson % sehnond.
Williams Mo- aeet,
johnson Brsn,f .rd, u"
Long, Tauceae 4 Co., O. etnsboro.
And merchants and bust Of DLnvlle Geu saIy.
NEAL. Of Danvlle, W.
WHlTL0lk, Of Ausu to, Ga.
Ire pscay refer ny fends ths following letter from
well known hoa In Augsua,G Ga NEAL.
AususYl, October elh, 1884,
Mr. w. Whltlr CT, Who hiss lust hu.ins
10 this city with Mr. Thomas " heA Of DA vi L. my
employ fo- SIMS le1g OF une and take seA pleasure
commanding old hi:t ds and psf VI jaa and
where Isltenaa Of bgh th Icts gh Luf ness
man, and entirely reliable Mr. WLioek enjoys respec
oil he cits Of this pa-s and have hesitation In
saying that husn ent listed him viii be veil cared for
AWAIT.
row southsrIn. Ksq ,Danviiis, Va
nr2s dim
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

OoRoElR's IEouIsf d., L.tlls, on Sunday uight,
held an iIqaes. upon the body ell T. Cosby, loh vs..
Battalion heavy artillery who was thst and Led by
L Robinson, msnbT of the same company. Oos,
by was ordnance gsant Of the BATH lion, and, having
sbsened himself without leave for several days. was ar
rested and started uader guard to CASTLE Thunder
When near the Oase, being Main street. below lsb
hs attempted by running to etoipe from Robinson, vic
had him in charge. Robinson oIsd TO him repeatedly
to halt and on his failure to obey shOs him, killing him
instantly. The muskst ball entered bis back between
tie shoulder blsd g and passed through his body.
The jury Of inquest jrs.A.d RobiL Disseminating 81
their verdict that deceased had COME to his death from
gunsnot wound il cted by T. L. Robinson willie the
latter vas &c ing in the di charge OF his duty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
800 REWARD,

p ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the 10th
~ In ny boy MATT, aged II years, IT, inches nigh
dark sompsIion ia head Of hair quick spoken very
~ Twill give the above reward delivered 10
set him JOHN II. NUNALLY,
anen Hft Rufun station. NJ q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

FoUsD DLosHID.-Ths BODY of an unknown soldier
was found in the basin, near WArwoks mill, yesterday
z. few Confederate dollars were found In the
pockets tf the dead man, but DO papers tbst nigh
lead 70 his identification. There was NO marks of VIC.
lsuoe Tho body, ard the presumption IL, that the
man, perhspe, while in state OF into IcatioD walked
in the basin IN the night time and was drowned The
body had apparently Sssn in the water ten Gsys or
weak. Co 0nsr Little, after viewing the body, DE-
oidsd tBaI an iLqaest was unnecessary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT Rules held in

VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT Rules held in
the Clerks once ofihs County court Povha.an from
the 9Th 70 the Th day Of September, In year 1864:
Edward Marcy In bis right and adnrator Of John
Nancy, deceased, PM,
against
Maxey widow ohe said John Marcy deceased and Wade
hA1sy Ephram hAIey, o Pucci and BILLY Dobbins and
others, DsnA
In OHAN1ERY.
This suit brought for settlement and division
Of John hAxey deceased aud the plaintiff having fed his bill
and appearing by andsv hed that the Ahovs
named except Ann Mexsy residents
nia on the moton ofthe plaintiff BY big counsel ordered
that the said absent defendants do appear here within Hon
after due publication Of tL order ard do what
protect their interest and that copy If this order be
with inserted In the Rchmcnd Wing and Public Advertiser
published In city ehnond and eoRtn ned
week four weeks and that copy
the front door Of the COURT House Of this county The
Jouhty court day.
copy--Teste.
sepi0---w4w p GRAVES. L.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

WANTED-A Gentleman or Lady to teach
w two small children boy aud girl II LADY, one that
teach hu,c the plano aad Latin preferred give
5000 desired would four boys or sirs
boArder give the e tuition fees. Everying fur.
nished teacher and pupils except nshE ADDRESS
De- r. J. II. HATOHRTT.
no 1-t5r Lunenburg O. h., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

To the INDECENT Families Of Lunen6ury:
lam frequently called Richmond hereby offer you nv
services 10 bay domscs oot,n yarns WOOL
aarjs any other articles sAnt gill thu "a
prime cost The essh ls With hs order case
ALPaEns BOILING.
BrovnI Store Hsuss, Lsassbrrr, ocG ~, 1854.
o.se- Qne
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

WANThD-
w situation as Teacher In . private family, bv Lady,
Who has had experience In teaching She win teach the
kngish branchrs Music and French. 4 -.
Good refersnee given required.
Apply TO ". Ia. H. Ayst,s p. o.. King William CO., Va