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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvED.-Mr. Spaldne
has sold two millions Of bottles Of his Gel brated Pre-
pared Glue aud it estimated that each bottle saves
least ten dollars worth of broken furniture thus making
an aggregate Of twenty millions of dollars reclaimed
from total oss by this valuable invention Having made
his Glue household word he proposes to do the
world still greater service by curing all the aching heads
with his Ccphalic Pills, and il they as good as his
Glue Headaches will vanish away like snow in july
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22

Is Did you ever have the Sick Headacles Do you
remember the throbbing temples, the fevere brow, III.
loahing and dgust at the sight Of food How total,
unfit you for pleasure, conversation trdv.
of the Cephalic Pills would have relieved you from a,
the suffering which you then experienced. For tls
other purposes you should always have box Of Il EN-
hand to use as occasion requires.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
'ardly Realized

Hi ad orrible eadache this haernoon hand hi stepped
hnto the hapohecaes hand SAYS hi to the man. "Can you
hease me of han eadaches "Does hit hachc ard says
e N xceedugly" says hi hand hupon that gave mea
Cephalc Pill hand pon onor hit cured me SO quick
that 'ardy realized hi ad 'ad an 'eadache.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22

GREAT DTsCoyERY.-Among the most important Of all
the great med cal discoveries of this age may lie cor sid
cred the system Of vaccination for projection from Small
Pcx the Cephalic Pill for relief of Headache and the
of Qunine or the prevention of Feyers either Of
which is specific, whose benefits will be per
ed by suffering humanity long after their dscoverers
forgotten.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22

FACT WORTH KSowISG.-Spaldng's Cephalc Pi'ls arc
certain cure for Sick Ieada he Bilious Headache, Ner
vous Headache, Costiveness and General Debility
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
NEGRO HIRING. !
T.. 4. >. CLOP TON,

Real Estate * Hiring Agent,
s'cE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETs OPPo-
SITE DICKINSON HILL CO,
RICH MON VA
at cb he- hgs return 20 acknONiedg dgements 10 his
3 ana rtrnrs me rfsvos during the pas six years,
'ou them that De SO continues The business of hlk
o.. u NfOEntS RENTING OUT HCUSEs COLLECTING
a> Ari an hrs pertaining 70 General Agency, TO All
'r.' h's r.-e'uri rt.Htiof.
f-s .1 The uu'rF who may eutrus the hiring o. their
r ry rest assured Of every attention being paid 70
@ -0r- other bct good homes and the best prices, and
No .csaess, tte best medical and psrso"dt Gt'eHfioH
Supplied ne has Aso large comfortable apart
seed v h h.s CTce sfrrg those servants Who are not
- e. p,,-ss stay us s1t turi- the hiring, may
! -. q f..- Ere, FsEE % CfAHsN
t- a. cguag year, had better be sent in 10 me a.
N'.- e>-.st-las possible.
& i "a sfs.s O. tria IGfl psrs0HGly uilkHotrn, Deg
- ie F.sr 2. .tf DtuiCtfy Icreouss
.a h-t.rs0r, Hl A Co.. King and Queen county. Or.
~ ta,ite A1hlr Temple John Lumpkln, Thomas FAuntle
s.rofr'snd county Dr. y n. WheeiwflFtt Rev. fhos
h'f y" lam county John L. Lafane W c. Latane, Dr.
h.nr George county, George Turner, Richard Turner,
,s ttouls Lee. Caroline county. Ro Hudgin, Dr.. John
Noe., Beverley d. Eoy ROY Micou, Wlsey Fogg.
~ wright, Gloucester county DR. Thomas c CiOpton, Jtf
-' Issp-r Hughes James City county. Parks Slater;
c--c'y. Dr. Robert A. Payne New Kent county, VIM.
t', b. H,vie. ~ l. G. Cruup, John s lacy. r 7.
fs unity. Dabney Parrish, Cumbt rland county Wu D.
Poster; Lunenburg county ~ W. Brown; Gu peper
" 4. h C'rvulur. Prime william county, Wm. J. Mere
- N-r' , MidoletoB John Gotuiey.
---tlv'eim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22

IMPROVED FRksCH YOKE SHIRT EMPORIUM,
GentlcmenS Furnishing Goods
l4E hand 800 don shirts all prices qualities
w and styles which closing at reduced prices
These shirts all made With fsgs IGp!ogod French
Yoke, ana waTTlaied 10 o.,
Our OF J anl CAs can't be beat in the city Of
Richmond
We would call attention large OF Under Shirts
Drawers which Is full contains full lines In SILK, GsuEe
Nerinoes. Linen and Cotton
We have increased facilities fer making Shirts order
the shortest possible notice. and perfect ~ warranted
Also, on hand, fine stock OF Ready Made Clrth thing
sTURTEvANT 4 MAGWIRE,
Main Street Cor. l4th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
CLOTHING.
NOTICE.
PARTNERsfsIP

COPARTNERSEIP.
AVE this day Gssocstea With in The Merchant Tailoring
L and R-ady Made olothrg Business, Wa. G CAREY, o.
oyf)n Mckenburg Co.. Va said Cparnershp to date from
ally 1850 The business whereaer be conducted under the
ham and style Of Spence Carey
Grateful for The very liberal patronage Ihave received for the
past years would respectfully continuance Of the
sane 70 the concern. Z. y SPENCE,
i.M No. 12n ~ M2in and l8h Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22

HAVING made large addition TO ihop sci. the souh,r,
III Eade, will sell Al The Northern prices 0f ss9 H.hs,s
over 100 Different designs OF Plain sad sssaial RsIlnr
vtrandas, Bsiconis, Porch Pieces UInJyI
Guards, Sc, &c. Vault and Cellar DSor ssIh shr,ars
despatch.
Cemetery Railing for he esunsy made 90 m TO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
RICHMOND WHIG.
LAW CARDS.
PARKE PONDEXTER.

ATT ORN T. y AT LAW.
RichmODd Citv, Va.
-r .-scce n All th Courts held 10 the Ci'y Of Richmond
w t.se counties Of Chesterfield, Henreo and Powhatsn.
~ r % h, Pearl and Main streets he
...t walker 4 60. dt2n-1y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
DUGGETT & ANDERSON,

UVF
RI receiving 70 the Fan Trade, CArp,ilrgs oil cIoths S
"A ngs Curtain ods Corn!ces Bands windot shsre1
Paper HsnHnrs Crrled aT ana Moss for sal
Carpeis Curtains Beds AMI Mattresses made mort
hee Paper hanging done the city country hy work.
nj
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22

WOOD WARE.-THOS BCLKLEY Co. IS
w Man - have gond ss.oftmtnt Of
Ness rf Tut - Buck - Pals
Barrel Covers, Wash-RoGrds
Clothes Horses. Wire selves
Rolling Pins Pastry Boards
brass Bourd Cans. Wood Faucets
Bung starts Wood Mortsrs and Pettles
Clothes Pins. Root Jacks
BrOoms Whsk Brushes. Fluid Pals.
sugar Boxes Wood Churrs
Butter Prints. Beef steak Founders, &c.
Our fu and complete, and We Invite the attention o
ian 10 A BULKLEY 4 CO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
pROFESSIONAE NOTICE

4XrOOD BOJLDlN and hs son WOOD ROULDTN, IT.,
NJ f.s. .rd practice l' he Law, In The counties Of
~'-. .. NJ #fsx and Meckicnburs.
Is .lu LDIN, y, WOOn BOULDlN
r....ar Talcott Post Ohce,
MrcNrnburs county. Charlotte Ouuty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
JOEsN ". GREEN,

tX~I,I PRACTISE l the Courts % she City Of Richmond an
NJ ...-r he.Icl S.ri- eutUn Will be an bJ
% -ts - Co lzl sf- Ctioe, Tor the present with bis a
IA wa Green, al.tl Main and sth SIS. igTlily
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
WALTER n. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN EY AT LAW,


IL practice regularly 10 S The Courts held In the City Of
NJ saoll and counties of Hsnrico Chesterfield and Ane
ga-sN5 Law Building. Fraakln Street deS-6n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
IL. <. y B. G. BOULDIN,
ATTDRNEYS ATEAW,

cHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA.
Cour;s.-C aso,,e, Prince Elvari Appouattox, Msckgn
t-ls Aaj Luuen5urc- uyl2-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-22
,. THOnPNON BFlOWN,
ATTORN kiN AT LAW,
EINTACE ElHsAON.

Alto ESN IL y at LA w.
WILL PRACTISE 10 ue Courts Of Giles, Mercer. Monroe
Nv Nr-t-a--y AID Pulaski and vii collect and remit punt
t..ly r- Ill claims placed ie HE hands.
r... Drr-. Giles Ouu-t House, Va VlI-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
TIE CONFEDERATE STATES AND THE STATE OF
MARYLAND


The following resolutions have been adopted By Con-
gees:
whereas the State Of Maryland has suffered the same
wrongs which impeled these Confederate States TO with
drew from the United States and 70 intimately essoc
atsd wish these States by geographical situation, by mu-
tua interest by similarity Of institutions and by endu.
ring sentiments OF reciprocal amily aud esteem and
whereas Il is believed thAta large majority Of the good
people Of Maryland earnestly desire TO unite their State
With the Confederate States desire which Is proved TO
exist even BY the volsrt extraordinary and yranDical
measures employed BY cur enemy 10 resain t express
sion thereof;
And whereas the Government Of the United Safes,
nv nprisopng members Of the Legislature Of Maryland
by establishing powerful armies OF foreign troops within
sat State and along her borders and by suppressing
with armed force the freedom Of speech and Of elections,
has prevented the people and their representatives from
adopting the political connection which they prefer and
in revenge their preference, has inflicted upoa them
many ourages and established over them despotsm
Aud whereas the secession Of Maryland TO the Con-
federation will be mutually beneficial and "a essential TO
the integ ty aud security OF the Confederate Union DC
it therefore,
First: Resolved 6y the Coagrsss Of hs Confederate
States of America that the suerDgs Of the good pso'
De Of MARYLAND under the oppression Of oar enc ny,
excite our profound sympathy and entite them to
speedy and efficient e1ertons our part for their re-
lie.
Second That il Is the desire of this Government by
aporoprats measures facilitate the secession Of Mary
and With the free consent Of her peoP to the Con-
federate States.
Third: That no peace ought TO be concluded with
tho Uni ed States which does not 10
ouportunty Of forming part Of this Oonfederacy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
LoUDOUN COUNTY,
LVVUVUN NVUNAIi
The Iasesburg Washiagioaidh Of the 20.h Gays:

The I4sesburg WashingtoNidn Of the 2O:h says:
We congratu'ats our E. oW.citiEeDs Of the town and
county on the arrival Gamsoring Of the gallant Gen.
E Kirby Smith and his magnificent Brigade. This fact
speaks eoQuenly CT the determination OF our authorities
20 hold this region against enemies and shou give
assurance to our loyal citizens that their property will
be secured and furnishes strong ground to hope that
the few stray she who have in evil hour been be-
suled from the fold win be won back. We understand
that upon the decision of General Smith viii depend the
fate Of those deudei men, who having recently deserted
% the enemy captured by our forces few nights
ago, on their return from maran1ng expedition into
the upper part Of the country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24

The CHARLESTON FIRr-The sum Of 1925 Cs, contri-
buted by the congregation, at the Universalst Church,
in this city, Sunday last for the relief OF the sufferers
from the late fire Charleston, has been receivsd at
this Office, and forwarded to its destination. We have
slso received $50 from Col A. Harman Of S.aunton
contribution the same fund, which has also been
miticd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24

suLPHtmc AcID-The production Of this essent, |
article will shortly be commenced by citizens Of Rich
mond under auspices which promise very satisfactory
results. 1t has been aseertsned that Vhsuia copper
ore when undergoing the process Of smelling yields
suphure from which the valuable acid be obtained
and is for the purpose OF bringing this quality Of the
ore into pre- ioa tina. number OF enterpring gen
ileman OF this city have united, in joint stock COM
pauy The act of Incorporation passed by the Sen
ate, on Saturday, and having previously pessed the
House, is nov Il Law. We annex a copy Of the act:
Be il enacted By the General Assembly, that VIM. ii.
Haxal, Thom,s w. McCance, Samuel j. Harrison, John
Parcell W. q. Paine, Lewis Ginter, j. Apperou and
David j. Burr together with such other persons aid
firms a. shall be hereafter associate with them under
the provisions Of this act shsl be, and they are hereby
incorporated and made body polite aud corporate un.
der the name and style et " The Virginia Chemical
Works." for the purpose oil mining for copper and
other mineral ores smelling and preparing the same
for manufacture tnanufsciuing the products OF said
ores aud making CHI micils generally; and vending and
dealing in said products a1d chemicals and other sri
ces incident TO the said MANUFACTURER; and said company
is hereby invested with ali the rghts, powers and priv
eees conferred BY, and made suhc. to al the rules,
regulations and rctions imposed by chap 81 OF the
Code Of Virginia. SO far the same applies TO mining
and manufacturing companies.
Be il further enacted that the capital stock Of said
company shall be not less than $4,000 nor more than
S500,0O0, in shares OF 800 each
Be il further enacted, that said company shall have
the right to purchase and hold land not exceeding 1000
acres.
TOi, act shall be in effect from and afer its passage
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
Prom the Knoxville Register Of The a.
ANOTHER LINCOLN RAID IN SCOTT COUNTY
TENNESSEE

We have positive information that the Linconitss
made another ircurson into Scott county Tennessee,
few DAYS ago We are informed that they penetrated
ts az Tia head waters Of the New River fork Of Cumber
and River 10 scOt county, the Anderson county
line. They killed Mr.. Robert Patterson, David Shop
man eide Gibson, and Mr.. Low; ell good Southern
men We are not muSh disposed TO complain, but We
40 hi,k n di,rraceM TO permit the lars and Stripes
- a,at over Teupessse soil Our military Authorities
ought 70 dispatch force instantly to tina. locality and
Al least protect lgyal citizens.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24

DIDs'r Go Yesterday morning was the time sp-
pointed for the departure OF number Of Federal pri'
soners to Salisbury, n c., but from the failure Of
Captain Ladds company Of gems ornes to assemble at
the proper hour for other cause the prisoners
did not get C though train was in readiness to take
them. We learn ba. they will probably start this morn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24

Rseoised, That the Committee oa Finance be ar.
thorixed to attend to the indictments made against the
city Of Richmond and the members Of the Council and
officers Of the city for the issue Of small notes ard that
they be authorz to employ counsel TO defend said par
ties, II they shall deem IL necessary.
On motion of Mr. Griffin, the Council at journed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
SIDNEY.

THr PnEsBTTERIAS GEsrE,L ASSEMBLY,, which lately
~. .ss,ioe eosed lis l.bors on Monday night i has
O.csS the Psbysran Church Of the ooOfsderAis states
- 6rm ana independent foundation, aud acted ior ,ns
- intsrssts Of that Church, Of which ,ne
council The mex. Assembly VII meet ~ As"PA'' ~
ths arst Tuesday IN Nay next
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24

CRY CouScrL "A called meeting Of the Oily Council
was held, yesterday aternoon-eoven members present
VIZ: Messrs Saunder Hill Griffin, Eppes, Cru,ch6eld,
The absentees were Messrs Stokes Greano Talbot and
Haskins.
The or uanae to provide for increasing tie day police
from eight to eleven officers and for msng the pay Of
the eighth officer and The three addiota ones $500 per
annun, was taken NJ for consideration
Mr.. Eppes moved to lay the ordnance upon the table
aad called for the yeas and rays. After protractsd
discussion, the motion nsgadves-hessrs. siunders
Burr Cruct Id ard Eppes only voting In the aHirm1-
tive The ordnance was then red and passed.
Mr.. Grastan Submitted the following reseluisn, which
was adopted:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
MAYORS COuRr-Yesterday, T. Il. L. Allen, charged

MAYORS CoURr-Yesterdsy, J. q. L. Allen, charged
with exhibiting faro at bis premises Of Franklin
and l4h Streets rem ,nded for indictment for mis-
demeanor. The examination elected facts, ex
oep. that Allen stated when arrested that the Shove it
up the spout" found there lef in pledge for the
payment Of $40. Messrs. W. W Crump and n. John
son appeared counsel for the accused and during the
investigation propouaded several acetous QUESTIONS to
the witnesss' such as "Did you see snyhoGy up the
scout ," "Yoa ddrt see il showed upy' etc. The
Mayor admitted Mr. Allen to ball. and directed that the
apparatus seized should be burned
John Murphy ard Tbos Smith, arrested for Sighting in
the .treet Mayos bridge, hdmcpshed and dis
charged. They stated that they were only engaged In
"frieudly fight and left the Court Room together.
VIM. Kidd Of Manchester, charged with being drunk
aud disordsry, and threatnng % shoot Waterman Wei
mar was bound TO keep the peace in TIE sum Of
$3.50.
Bartlett Overly, appeared to answered the charged Ct
using insulting language to Mary Wech but the Gaze
was summarly dismissed the Mayor consolng the COM
panan with the suggestion that she could institute
suit for slander.
Sam, slave of Dr. Tfppy, charged with stealing bed
clothing from the Monumental Hotel, convicted
and ordered TO be punished to the full extent of e
law.
The case of Zach Burnett, Of the All Louisiana Bat
talon charged with tsbbing John Dowdy, Of the SINE
Battalion, was continued, Dowdy having far re,oy
cred as to leave the hospital to which he taken at
the time Of the sabbng. His object in leaving 10
avoid summons to appear as witness against The prs-
oner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
DUBLrc OF A FARM OF 5oOACaRs,
vi. lnlI. n

on the Chick ahominy, and STOCK and Far.
ming mplements.-l will sell, at publ auction. on
premiies THURSDAY, December 26h, 10 fall II not the
fair day II oOck the called ROyu," within mile
Of Dispatch Static on the York River Railroad
This offers inducements 20 family Feek1E pleas
ant country home with easy to the city.
TIE buildings ample for large family In excellent repair,
and loa ed In large oak grove emnence commAning
ves the entire farm The land lies eluiiu ly and suscep
uble OF high state OF cultivation.
The place proytrbslfor health pleasant ntighbohood
and cony enisnt 10 ehurch's and nj ID.
vii tel hs good assortment OF Farming II pie
ens but little AID my sock iecuding sevefl horses and
30 ysung ofmprosed breed several me brood
aad pigs, cows, &c.
win be sold at the time trhc. Of '2 ass adsnlrg the
Ahove, the river chiefly In heavy timber.
viii be accommodating made Known the day Of
sale
del1-ctd y Z. GLASGOW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
rs h d u ~ Ar HIC.
MORE OF TIE FIGHT AT EVANSVILLE.

CESrRsvILLE, Dec 23d-You have doubtless had ere
this full particulars of the heavy skirmish Drains
vile on Friday. While our loss was severe in killed,
wounded and missing, it IL much less than the first
ports authorized US to believe
On Saturday troops took possession Of Dransville
That place occupied by the Yankees Friday, and
when forces approached it Saturday. the Ysnkees
gave good evidence Of ase.ness in double quick
meuts out Of our reach. Not gun was fred
The Fcderals who were killed and wounded, on Fri.
day, number about 3O0 and the Confederate loss
so killed, 1870 wounded and 40 missing This report il
believed to be correct Several Of the missing have
tarned to camp ard several Of the wounded regarded
as seriously and perhaps MORALLY wounded. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
GEN. JACKSON AT WORK ON THE UPPER Pc
TOMAC.

ToMAo.
LrScuBURG, Dec. 23.-rThe editor of the Republican
of this city has been furnished with private letter,
dated at HOnsywood Estate, on the Potomac river
Friday last The letter states tia. Gen. jackson, with
Ewe's brigade, left Winchester on the 10th irs., and
reaching the river, succeeded in destroying Dam Nc.
5, which il feeder to the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
By the destruction Of this splendid stone DAM water
communication is cut c between Washington and tn,
coal region Of Maryland and the Federal capitals thus
reduced to the greatest straits.
The only casualties to troops the death Of one
private in the 9th Va regiment whose the writer
did not obtain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24

The NasAvly Union and American, Of Friday, says
twenty-five Hssan prisoners captured In the vicinity Of
Bowling Green brought TO that city The day b.
fore and lodged jail.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
NEGRO HIRING.
1897
(oaice No g. Law Building, rraska Street. Rleh'd, Va
Hfriup and CoIIc cling aaeut

10
n oooh.,
(Omce No 4, Law Building, rraaka Street, Rehd, Va
Hiring and Collie citing AGENT.
-, raoycrrTri " ,.ra,r n. ,t.- a, a. -. 81 81.
X s,, ~. WEES 70 us Puvuo ahu w.
- n,a ~ ~, nrs,ss 1879 ~ % h "a ~
" " 80. 10 1890 n"e'' a
ply ~! nr pts. neu.si suee uu,lus hcAntss u,
= s''o ~ 80 " sysu o"n.ts, aHa L.s
ing caa suu noPs .. unrpg - neioo
lore mat sha DC Aoe 70 give enIe sAuacion 70 ~ Who m
svr me WI thsr Paonise anu thus merit "
the sane
10 those VIII WON am pe'sonsy unaeqaan'ed tnrs me
pis s 70 one. ne oo.nH , oh.u
w D 49, - n, N II CO. ri - Tonnn W.. A."
20, = g. W " foA "e''' foVei ssaD'' ofo"Aia NF'
"m aul1 r rsq W., " p.n,na "a. nrn.,drs, y.o
, 1890 w ~ n WI" = us' "Pr "' 49,
msarSe ctors,vJohr q u.r-,, v.o nr WIN II yoY HIP
nAsy,hA N'ON'' WIN" v iA~'N' N'bD w" - 80
'ennes,.sq a. ,... u,,., . p.h.r u..r. chu.. a Che
o % ~ W. W 1,nh.i,ts T~o
ney M ~ VI Law a ~ ana,sw Jsns,.
s n.,a =, G. ~ nah,v Col. ~ tSis 81, W
Thn..na vbrSns VI " Ia io- ysa Hesr, Srubbs Al
.s.sar e " - ~ q $50
KISa AID ourKx g Gresham ESQ Archd Pointer Esq.
P.ro1I,p cousry-BeT ianin shs,ks,ord ESQ : y ~
sIirroRD corsir 3 h pSsanI nq ,wo-,s r.o
CARROLL "a COUSir-Rb Btoaddus, ftq, y V1hles, Lsq
Kxc fiEOass oovsIr-aeo Grynes ESQ.,. erynes ESQ,
0 a;Berry ESQ p .1msa, isq' as0i,.x,,
HODtlam ESQ blumore oe-I-c-H..
V IT, ,v Cont 1n ns nsm Us issi 'N' " A''
mare eAny oonr' IN Dec'moe 1911 p,.,,r
agaa,t .u ,. u p.,,-,u a.o.,.w po,hw.u
MaIhaa aotnNe", .os.pr ~ ' CT. v. Srr,a,
ovson W. vsr SeSrss " osar fI.v,,,nS ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
WHOLESALE TOBACCO LNB CIGAR ht Use.
J.R. BURREss & CO,

IO7 Broad Street, above corner 9th Street,
INVITE IN. attention o, Suffers aud other. large aud
elegant stock OF Chewing and smoking Tobacco Hayans
German ard Domestic .ga Pipe stems, Fancy Articles snun
&c Undue emt ns are offered II wholesale buyers.
Just received splendid lot Of real srar and herehaum
Pipes. bubstSs w.,
G.o ,TwS,n dreO-lw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
Military Cloths at Ricb'd, Va
eaaesday. Sth January, 1854.

wednesday, Sth January, lSG2. J
TN Auga last entered odes In advance for all the gods
manufacture this year and since elospg the
order bOtk have had great catt Tor soed'
oposals T. orders all Of which hive had de
cline but promised The 10 inf them. When
eparef 10 make further saeI Being about complies
delivery = last coatrlci have determined 70 sell At
Publ wEDEf3pAY The Sh January next al
House. the bssn Bark at IL oe ST. all the good
hav. hand 81 the tine 70 buyers
their orders Tor future de livery.
Of Volunteer Companies Crie and tie Trade
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MARRIED..
DIED.

On Thursday evening The i9 ins by the Rev w. H. yink.
lieut. EDWARD HOTTER Confederate states Army NAN
ME p daughter Of MS,s John LsnghOrns. Of Lynchbug,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24

R@sOFFICE OF. u. III. MAURY d.
O>SS Co-0ur office will be closed Wednesday, Christ
mas day Notes, tc- maturing on that day. will please be al
ten itd u Tuesday gath.
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