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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
A MILITARY EXEJUTIOy.

The Jackson MsSiSsppian publishes the annexed ex-
tract from the letter Of member Of the Mississippi Rites
q. Pensacola describing the execution Of young man
named Mulens who fatally stabbed the Orderly Sergeant
OF his company:
There has nothing occurred here OF Importance, ex
cepiog the execution Of young man by the name of
Mullens for the killing Of young man 10 his
pauy some time last July. he was shot on Friday
the 9Th instant, between the hours of and eleven
and il fell to my lot to be OF his execuoners Be-
ing on police guard that morning, lots drawn for
twelve men, and one Of them. ] was corporal Of
the guard. II live to be hundred years old, pray
God may be plfcsd 10 such situation again.
cannot describe nv feelings and will not try but to
stand up before blindfolded man. and be required by
the stern rules of to fire him. and he in the prime
Of Ife--he was about twenty-oncxas awful duty
and can you felt il all II made the strongest
man of little party tremb'e Ike leaf with emotion
and in fact rot that concerned with the ar
rangement and execution Of the sentence, exempt
from terrible feelings Of and compassion; but il
avsiled neither the doomed those appointed to
carry out the sentence anything, 80 little time occu
pied IN carrying 1t into effect
After the guns Of the guard had been loaded and the
regiment FORMED around the place OF execution, the
prisoner led in. surrounded by guard, and
panied by Father Pont Of Jac.s,n. BE appeared firm
and collected ard much aft cited at the prospect of
his speedy death but when he approached the place
where he 10 meet that DOOM ha asked II be should
knesl down but was told TO SIT down on chair that
placed near him he cody seated himself and asked
the ulcers In command not 70 be long, said he net
afraid to die his hope and trust we're in God asked that
they would write to bis sisters and tell them how be died.
and give them bis love. Don't be long Captain said
he II have been In suspense long enough and time
seems very long to NEEDN'T make suffer" He was
then blndolded the sentence OF death read the signal
for firing given and the next moment the unfortunate
young NAYS spirit was in eternty-his crims expisted
far this world concerned whatever will be
bis doom beyond must be left to bis God He seems to
have died in the hopes Of better hereafter, and hope
|. was as be try~ed Few men, f any could have gone
through such a scene with the rmness and GOODNESS
which he displayed upless such hope bore them up
His last words indicated such trust. 81 not afraid
to die-my hope Is In God"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
THE TRANSFER OF PRISONERS.

The transfer Of the Government prisopers-miltary,
naval and potical-from the Forts in New York hsrbOr
TO Fort Warren in Boston hlrbor was matter Of con.
siderable interest and Of humiliation many of the dis
tinguished rebels One hundred and nine Of the Fort
lafayette prisoners conveyed under guard by ferry
TO the State of Maine, marched on board ana
subjected roll call the hurricane deck At Fort Co.
lumbus Col. Pegram, Com. Barron, and the Hatteras
prisoners had to pack their baggage in the absence
OF servants. Marshal Kane OF Baltimore, and other
prominent prisoners objected to changing their quarters
from New York TO Boston aud some vehement in
abuse Of the Government for ordering their REMOVAL.
guard Of 200 regulars marched them on shipbosrd-
The whole number Of prisoners transferred is about 500
There some sixty sick with yphus fever number
too sick to be moved. The HItteras prisoners were
dressed in gray uniform and most Of them appeared
quite del ected. Among them twenty officers, who
formerly held commissions in the United States army
and navy
Among the political prisoners Mr. Faulkner, late
Minister TO France, Ex-Governor Morebead, Mayor
Brown Of Bslimore, aud the Maryland Legislature,
seized 10 Baltimore The prisoners Of include Col.
Pegram, Commodore Barron, Col. Martin and forty-two
other officers and ten companies of soldiers captured at
HStteras Inlet. Though well provided for and treated
they far from being "olly set of feows-OiHei.
natl Times l5h Nor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
FROM HAVANA AND SOUTH CAROLINA.

CharisSton, Dec 1.-The Charleston Courier of this
morning publishes extract Of letter from Hsvanpa
stating that several cargoes Of Carolina rice had been
received Rice is quoted at fifteen and sixteen rals
and turpenre at sixteen dollars per quintal Exchange
on London sixteen per cent; on Paris two and three
quarters to three premium.
The Mercury says there was a destructive FIRE in
Georgetown on Friday evening. lot of naval stores
we're destroyed. The loss Is estimated at $4,000
Two hundred federals landed at Hutchinson Island
on Friday last plundering the houses and then burning
them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
TELEGRAPHIO.
TIE YANKEE GOVERNMENT .NJGGER- mi

TUE IANhhL GOVERNMENT "NIGGER-DRIyING.'
WAsHNcTos, Nov. 24.-The special correspondent
Of New York Tribune says that Chasss report will
recommend necessarily, srgs increase In the revenue
duties. The necessities Of the Treasury, during the war;
will require tariff 30 adapted as to produce the grees
possible amount Of income. A large incidental proec
ton to American manufactures will of course be the
consequences. Chase will fully develope bis theory that
slaves 10 the rebel States should be employed under
gss to raise cotton rice and tobacco for the Govern
ment This policy has already been established BY Cam
eron in regard to ungathersd and unginned cotton 81
Rasufort
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
CONFEDERATE STATS OF AMERICA,
QuLETKRxAsrzR GExs DEPLHrxKxr.

hFhhohD, NOV lool-
CIRCULAR.-rhs following additional Instructions In
" reference to lmpressnens Of private property mar
purposes the Information
and SCENTS Of tbs Dep artment
oeer appointing agents TO make will In all
furnish 10 such agent, written evidence their
agents whenever required
exhibit the authority which they are .cng
OF the property his agent cerheits linz
the character and value thereof and the WILL
to the c;e 81 this Departnsnh from whom they derive their
hory statement oa property Impressed By the with the
ofhs An abrsct Of these statements viii be
warded 10 this Office by the ccer 10 whom they return ID
Imprs not be except when abso Lutte
y demanded by tbs pub nece,ses their burden be
sppoone6 the community, far ble,
equally and ipsriay having due regard to the and
ability Of Ensrs Of properly
When and other properly including slave tear ser
Impressed Lotto the service OF the Confederate states the
thereof b. Compensated By ocs the
Department a. the usual rates OF hire
- when the owners Of property impressed Into the pabne
Nyce wlrg reln quish tke the
tho on Of the osarlemaers Department may
the fair sppra SD vaus thereof and take the pro9s ~ 10
tn h re,urrs 70 be accounted FOR ohsr public proPsy
when has been duly Impressed b. tm o.
the dng ocef ald shall appear satsatoi e
x2endd the pube service ocer ~ the
Qusrternsseri Department m,y pay the f spprsei value
although the proprty have been y
es,vei and issssd BY anl oaartermas!er.
d9-Ct Actinr Qu arterrnsser Gen, raj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03

The Ex.prosdeal Z excred-sy wrothy at every fear
less comment upon BIS past prescriptions and present
peniiencs BE thitk that II with single hypocriticsl
letter. he cannot wipe out his lack and bloody record
be will certainly be sbl, to do when His Book makes
lie appearance and In order to eot this, be is putting
forth bis feelers TO for him favorable and par
tial hearing Some very tende hearted people have
been caught by this last trick Of the sly old Reynard
aud do not hesitate 70 bold up their hands in pous hor
ror whenever honest word Ia uttered in exposure
execraon OF the by Of which he hurled
the Republic into civil war
ale s old man." they say, ''and ought to be al
lowed to spend tho remainder Of bis days 10 peace an
ndugent charity should be extended to him." 80. Il
may be well for these benevolent souls remember how
many old men be prescribed and prosecuted during hs
Administration how many bright and fearless men were
crushed under the heavy hand Of his almost Imperial
power how precious blood WAS mads 70 flow obla
ton TO his unmgated and remorseess despotism; how
he refused TO listen to the earnest nvocsons Of his beat
and rues friends 10 stay his hand and his country
and how down to within few days Of the close
Of bis ADMINISTRATION he continued TO strike at every one
high and low who would sing hozannss to his reach
cry and tuTpitude
Such this ought TO write vindcation and to
make defense; for il will require all the paid eoquence
of all the paid attorneys and parasites in the land to in
duce the world to forget and his counrymen forgive
the blow he has struck at the heart OF the reest civil
lied Government From the industry displayed by him.
self aud bis assistants indulge the expectation that be
will make his publication In time TO witness the manner
In which 1t Is received by his grateful fellowcizeEs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
DIED,

On Fuuday Right last after aud painful Illness Of Drop
o., GtosG T. stDLE8, In ,he t2 year Of his age
funeral viii take place 81 his esdenss Main, lTh
street. morning al 10 O'clock Tbs fisnss
Of The family invited to attend without further notice
Suddenly Of kpoplexy. sA1rd,y S0A Of November Mr.
John DURHAM, 10 the list year OF hi. age.
Els will tax, plaza this evening Sd inst 81 o'clock
from FIRST Bstt Church his friend, and scquant.
ances s-s invited TO atiend.
AtBoomhed New Js ser. Sunday Nov lTth AFTER pro.
rsced and ranful lines which shs bore without and
With great chris Ian resgnaon Mrs JULIA wife Of Jsseph
city.
or Pneumonia at the rsdence Of her father Buchsnsu
Bostou county Va wednesday the 9th day Of November
1861 BOYD infant daughter Of wn- ". and Jane O.
boyd aged II months and IL days
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
TIE EEnFRAIsIEIvryc rvpvp

SAVANNAH, D.c 2.-The R.publiean of this mornirg
Gays the Federals have evacuated Tybce leland One
ship load left on Saturday morning Southwark bound,
and one yesterday Northward bound.
On Saturday afternoon large ship stood in Warsaw
Inlet Commodore Tatnals feet went after her but she
disappeared.
Six Federal vessels we're off Tybee yesterday.
The schooners Waterman and Huron were wrecked
of Tybee on Friday morning. They fell in the hands
Of the blockaders
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
THE FEMALE PRISON IN WASHINGTON.

The "Hote Greenhow" the female prison is called
is sill an exsiug institution in Washington. Mrs Green
how is still in close custody. Mrs Hasslsr has been
leased upon her taking stringent oath Of allegiance -
Mrs 0nderdook OF Louisiana, who arrested in Chi
cegu was recently transferred TO quarters with Nrs.
Greenhow and enc now awaits her rel with much i'm
patience Mrs Posy ia also prisoner, and she has, for
company her daughter beautiful girl Of fifteen, and
her little son, of five. she and her husband
Gently arrested near Port Tobacco, Maryind on the
chuge of giving the Confedsraes information Of the
arrival Of our troops, BY displaying sigaa lights. Mr..
PJsy Is In the old Capital prison.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03

Missouri CONFEDERATE CoSaREssNkS. follow
ing Is list of the Senators and Representative chosen
by the Missouri Legislature for the Confederate States
Congress Se1ators-Hons. John B. Clark and R. L.
Peyton. Representatives FIRST district, VIM. NJ Cooke
second district, Thomas A. Harris, Jr third district
Casper w. Bell fourth district A. T. Conner 9Th dis.
rict, G. G. Vest; sixth district Thos. w. Freeman; sew.
enth district, John Hyer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
FROM. WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Ths Government Of Italy
has adopted very stringent rule about entrances in
gard to praticd vessels ngssed in depredsting on
American commerce.
Col. Hlvelock, British Count and De vileryin
French, have been appointed Aids to G,n. Mcclellan.
The Government has decided to pay tho arrearsges of
the officers of Gen. Fremont's appointment, up to the
time Gen. g., was relieved of duty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
GLORIOUS IL TRTE

MEMPHIS Nov. SO-The St. Louis Republican of the
2Sh says that Gen. s. Parsons with Raires and Greens
rebel forces had succeeded in capturing Montgomery and
his yhiWkers together with Lanes forces at fort Scott
on the 2Si Lane escaped.
hcCullcch has surrounded Zsigle's forces at sedaa
and battle was hourly expected.
Price with an army of 10000 strong, had crossed tie
Gasconade river aud the whole country appeared to be
rising to Join him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
TIE GUN-BoATs FOR THE MISSISSIPPI.

ThE dUN-bUAto fOh ThE nioSioSlfrL
sr Louis, Nov. 24.-The work on the mortar feet d
progressing rapidly. The boats expected to be En-
ished this week.
CAIRO, Nov. 25-Tbe gun.boat, Lexington, has gore
to st. Louis to convey two new gunboats just finished
to this place. They will probably arrive tomorrow. Ac
tive preparations are being made to place the armament
on them a. once. Their crews will be taken from
800 marines tina. arrived here wednesday last Sew.
eri floating batteries are expected down Immediately
Barracks for winter quarters being rapidly compile
ted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
GEN. PRICE

SYRACUSE. No. Nov. 25.-Inteligence has been re-
ceved here from parties direct from 0ceols which an
nounced that Gen. Prices army crossed the Usage nv
er at Hofmsns ferry, on the 22nd Nov. His advance
guard would reach Oceola the following day.
sEDALIA, No. Nov. 25.-It Is reported that General
Price is still advancing towards this place. Toe fed srsl
pickets were driven in towards town this morning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
EHArTkRAs,-We find the following in late number Of
the NeNbern IN. o. Progress

We csrnot believe, notwhstan ling the reports that
have reached here that the Feders have evacuated Hat.
terss llnd that they have removed the garri.
OF he forts Probably they have removed their main
force two three four miles up the Island where they
can get better quarters leaving small force in charge
Of the batteries but that they have removed the force
and discontiued the post We Rave no idea We doubt
not that those who there would gladly get away for
more uncomfortable place could not be found In this
latitude but the place viii hardly be given up by the Fed
erals lef to the protection Of gunbost or two
until drive them away at the point Of the bayone
We CO fient that two threethou d men could
have taken Hstterss almost any time since its srrre
der or even now with but little loss Whether the place
Is worth the effort not is matter for military a
thorilies 70 decide.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
NOTUCE.

WE ALKxiNDE HILLk 90 have sued note. 70 the snoont
w oihteen thousand dollar, In t.eniy ays and hy 60 ts
Alexander HILL have made deed up by the nat
lawyers 10 toe city, and recorded In the Hunss Court Of proper
" without In umbancs ubie tho tfnotes or issue
for their redemption, Ipeeihed u,on presentation
1hsve also made one OF leading merchants my ne zee
that pro T!sions o. the deed e executed,
PSI do This 10 70 wing Is foper cent for spe
Gle which be added the Of oek the pri
brs saeisniy high already ~ sreEsn ttsrsby save
~ de- ALEX. MI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
FOR SALE,

MOST vadsble and highly productive Farm, cont dining
N about 80 well vsered and has ample Iupsy Of
wod and timber The cons. Of Frame DE- Hing
with sIx the farm incudpg
and four I've excellent framed cabins The land front
dwelling adualy wheh along ne and
separase rori contiguous farm remaining ared
face truly bsut u By cnb.nlng s1sbls improvene Of
,hrubbsry yard with IL natural advar
this could be rendered Of the attractive resdenes adj
the city Its proxImliv 10 market PRISE adv
places the Inc lis distance Il
lcient for ntry recreation To gentleman having family
suing az the learned Professions this possesses
ducemsns a. quiet retreat from the city. Apply 10
~ A. C0cER
des-d2tae1 om,e No. T. Law Buiiding Ffankin itrse,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
POLITICAL HOMICIDE.

PADUcGH, Nov. 25.-Judge hilliken, prominent se-
cessionst was killed in political quarrel on the 2Si-
The troops here have yet received orders to 70 into
winter quarters
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
MrssoURrANs IN NEW ORLEANS.

Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. So.-aov. O. =. Jackson, aud the
members Of bis staff, and also the Hon. z. @. Csbei
Gen Shieiss Col Broadwell and Major Murray arrived
here this morning The military are now ser-nading
them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
MARRIED,

On Thursday Nov 9sb 1884, at Nerslle. Warren county
o. the reidnee tfJ Downey Tfq by the Rev VIM he
D. Of warsnton, ROB CRIT W DsEwRv, Of Riehmond, Va
TO ANNIE HuDGIys, OF Elisabeth City county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
ARREST.

NEw YoRK, Nov 25.-0n the arrival to-day Of the
North STAR Adutaut Robert n Scott (son Of the Rev
Dr.. S Scott arrested on tie charge Of trelsdn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
BURNING OF COTTON

CHARLESTON Dec 2.-The cotton Of Hutchiu pon, Fem
wick, and adjoining islands destroyed by FIRE on
Thursday night last by the patriotic owners.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.

The Convention re assembled OF 10 o'clock, A. N.
Prayer by Rev Mr. Spurock, the delegate from the
county Of Wayne.
On motion of Ne. STAPLES it was resolved that the
Convention will take recsss daily from half pas: IL
o'clock A. NJ, until o'clock P NJ
TIE MILITIA.
On Motion OF Mr.. RANDOLPH, il was
Rssolved That the ordinance recognizing the militia
be communicated to the Governor and that he be
specfuy requested the enrolment and organic
ten therein provided to be proceeded with speedily
possible and that he shall inform the President Of the
Confederate States OF such organization, and tender to
him the services Of such portion Of the militia may
be needed.
CORPORATION OFFICERS
The Convention resumed the consideration Of the pur
posed amended Constitution. The pending question
the adoption Of the independent section, submitted
by Mr.. RASDoIPH, Of Richmond, which was amended,
aud adopted so as to read as follows
Is The General Assembly may vest such Jurisdiction
shall be deemed proper in corporation courts and in
the magistrates who shall belong TO the corporate body
The mayor other chief magistrate, the aldermen 10
cities and having Hastings Courts and members
of the Council other legislative body Of cities and
Incorporated towns shall be elected by the qualified
ters thereof. Attorneys for the Commonwealth, clerks,
sergeauts aud consables shall be appointed by the
poraon courts All other officers shall be chosen by the
council or legislative body.
Pending the further consideration Of the Constitution,
the hour for arrived and the President ccorjng-
ly vacated the Chair.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
GAZE OF YALUARLH LAND, NE

AVE OF VALUAbk6 LANH3 NE9hOEB,
- Crop, stock, Gc-The undersigned viii sci,
wEDsks.AY lin DECEMBER, 1861, tract Of land In the
county Charo koanoks Bridge the Ieience Of
t1e W. Norton located six miles from Charlotte O.
and miles fen Keysvie Depot on the Aiehuond and
Danvile Rslro d.
The ira 114 acres and considered Of the
best plantations In that Te5n CT country There on fou
go 200 Oflow gsu,d Of nrsi rate isya large proper
ton safe for tobacco
The lard vel trbered and well vsered there being sbun
dart In add III, IMPROVEMENTS eonst OF large
comfortable Dwelling House and all necesary ouhouses
extended dec Upton deemed useless pesons vsh
ing to purchase will OF oourss lock for thense
VIII be sold the time and place Sbout 20 very vausbie
Negroes all the stock Of Hot Cattle Sheep and Hog, all the
consisting Of from 10 800 bb Of Corn
50 stacks Oats Is stacks Of Day ttAeks Of Fodder k &c,
and oil the Plantation Utensils
Mr. Green tNe OF the plantation, Mr. wm. Morton.
who live near will take plesu showing wishing
examine Letters requesting Information about the sale az
drened WIN. Morton County Line Roads, 70 A. r. Vens
bic, Pr. I'd. Q. II vii be promptly ausvered.
Referere the Land n O. Read OF nrm OF kead
q letter.
Terms day of sale-w be liberal 70 suit
the times.
JH.C LEACH, lExor5 ofE
A. vENABLE, W. Morton.
" MORTON, Admrs D. B. N.
no2q-ctd W.T. SCOTT, OF \. Morton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03

YANKEE TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM WESTERN
VIRGINIA.
COLUMBUS. Quo, Nov Ask Ohio and two Indilrs
regiments have been ordered from Western Virginia.
A part Of them will be taken from Cheat mountain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
no2a-ctd


A MOST DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-. a
DENuESoR SALE OR RENT.
MRS MIRA CARLTON wshei 70 sell, rent her farm,
w within mi Richmond, containing 5o acres VI land,
well adapted marketing The lanc Hes well weh
encose and In good farming condition. The place heAhy,
Is 10 churches, schools and mills
supply Of wood ard timber the
There lot OF land Adolnirg which be bought
Buildings good and sufcsnty commodous 70 &C.
commodae good sls ed family.
Address, Dr.. WIN. T. GAINES, or Al
Hanover Co., Va, Now 2, 1851. Mrs. EiRA L. CAkIros,
nos-cin through the Richmond, p o.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
NJ auctiOn.-sy authority Of the lsst vii and tesla.
nsnt Of William Clements deceased shall, on h0hDAY the
18Th day ueenber residence Of the said wian oism
ea called rrntan"in the county Of Furry, sell at public
auction valuable estate containing tSh OF Land ~
ing within four miles Of 5ury Court House. and about the same
distance Jamts The land highly improved and the
buildings for the Accommodation OF large family mostly
new AID bull Of the best msters 1hs dwelling ho1se ase
and eonmodops built Of 6nes timber and recently painted With
mir rooms.
Az the and place. shall sell all the chae estate OF
consisting OF househod and kitchen furniture,
rmnsplements horses mules CATTLE hogs and etheT property
tedious 10 mention -
Traxs-Yor the chste estate all under go IN. cash VIII
requred for all dollars credit Of nine months
with sueent surety For the real estate credit OF
and three years. With sufficient personal surety bondste
interest date and dee1 Of ust on the land NO pro-
perty to be until Of sale compiled With
JACOB CLEMENTe, EFT
moi ctds Of VIM Clements, deed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
NOTICE.

yHE a7n1ll meeting othe tockhoee efh. Ms-cheer Co.
ton and WOOL LsLuiacurng Company, be he'd on hou
day. 18Th DECEMBER next at u O'clock the Exchange Hotel
poi9-c5. W. II TOFEB AGENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03

WANTED.
GOVERHES3 10 qaitt interior village, In Mississippi
n senpea with three chileren srrd sDd yesr. ony
moderate vagss can be pad-bas the lady will be treated
Of the family.
References required. Adore. hAHYaID,
dt8-lus Rihnond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03

To the credit Of the Common
wealth, lss PA 81
To the credit of the Literary
Fund, 1873 81
To he credit OF the Board
Of Public Work., s,220 As
To the credit Of the Sinking
Fund, 6s $50 25