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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04
AUCTION SALES.
HUTURE DAYS.
BIZ aoDpIN 4 ApPsRsoN. AUt
By aoDpTg APPsRsos. AUors.
VERY EXCELLENT AND CONVENIENTLY
arran1 ed 89b(K TRNSMENT on the =.
. nth side OF leigh str ct, between na ~
a nd Third Etrcela. For kRle q licl lion Viii IN.

2
nth side OF leigh str ct, between M
a nd Third Streets, Fer hale AT auction VIII s.
sod su ton on Tho rsnes OF IRDAt brusry isS2
above 10 the ocorpA Of william Cooke xq
Tbs annual rect Of tS2S whose tenancy viii expire
Arril next
Ths %. hss ont Of IS ts ph Of las feet n. par.
den srkor With varieties Of supe gAf e.
snd s-ytTai ne pea sple and trees The dwt
has eight sthree Of which, incuSing the hall nsay
and Handsomely ppeTed The hItdrts elegant The
bs hroom itd IN the with unge
baths; brick kitchen, good coal and sond horse
hsss q ca ,tS u and Is months. for ne
and insurance for this year to be paid by the hsse
fe S-dtcs dODDIN 4 AtPfRSON, Aucts.
VALUABLR AND sHAUTIsUL PARw OF
v 500 Acres IN Lne County OF Hanover. ON the
Espos, MI = from Richmond, For sale az
Aut don, Ia. iu6lug Cops, Stocks, &c, tn
Attire .qu Il Of Josesh Wlhgh ID slil sell pubic
Ii COCK NJ fair the nist fair day t1,re,sr he
beautiful FARM est RIOS ECT Eli GA VII Oh Mr. VIM,
field rfes eontAlrg scres plat and "a yey Of
S o. Mtssrs " +. wiskhao W o. Winston q g Lbi,h I'm
Henry cla and oilers Alb ut $50 open land which
growth, which large quantity Il crots ues and WOOD
may be cut OF the abe land, shich eau.l 70 any In O.
ahood there are 1875 OF h1elew goand drain
ed and ferple edaJ ted TO the Of The dwelling
Idon TO Is and tai above basement srooins-
The location Is proverbiAl It's heaihness and beautf
any in Ea.tern Virginia, kncng view
rounding country, and OF the Central Pa road about NIL
Il TO say respect Ills estate Is re
specially suggested that sposd purchase viii Examine
the place. which VIII be tho sn them ty Mr. Wlogheld
After the sale Of the Land all the pershsbe property
bucks Of Hor.es, Mules, Cat lie, Hogs kc
Farmrg Implsu enis and Househo.d Fur n.tuIe
TKEns-Ior the land third cssh balance and
year, for tonds bearing n'ere sec1r=d BY trust deed
the peri liable estate eli under 80 cash. thai
K moths H. for apr we'd endorsed negot able paper The
land for this year be paid b. the pure
fsl-2taEtds goblin 4 tPPERsoa, AGcts.
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rrcsn "a, Norton p.E Bah. T.s.sl
ate and Important Foreign News,

From the EsS York Herald and Philadelphia Inquirer
q the Ia, c: yssrlary have tie f5iOunS gsdfiDg
tIteIi ys1cs
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jsi-d&eu

w@JAMEs LYONS, EsQ.-FoK Con
W.N aREss from the Richmond District, composed Of
the oItes OF Richmond and wlspsourg OF Hen
4 O Hanover New Keai Charles oiiy fnSAn Oily jams
CITY, wAr~iek ard YORK leH.-s
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NOTICE no COUNT

NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTe and
oh,r, haynr BAKERS Premiua Boie-I VIII pay " cent?
per A. Ten fer them delivered Ia Redmond, ct ses hssds
Al Druggists corner the Post Once and w. fov
sr New Drut sore corner ab g. Chsria Hoe, or NJ
f.9s -'''' BAKER. Propulsion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04
TREAsURY OFFICE OF VA, !
JASrIEI fsth, l,o2 <


an yesterday By direction Of The ft.,'srsi .s burned sns
asbs, Central Of Va, Batk OF the od rominion.
Rsns II RocsngbAE, Bank - wheelns Bank snebssei'
Bank, Mrch ans BANK Of Va Bank o. Con
.ss EanT Of <ardsye Bank Of scnvie Bank q Berst
~ RAM Bocibrdge Bank Of Pppi Bank 81 hanAsa Bnf
~ gTon and Farmers Of nessts A1d nuntsr Of flank
on e Weston Bank Of Rosrote and ns' hsuts
thsi ali he entirely consumed beea
rsned that soon s-r we le the Of TIE sork
Of the IRE the noSI which ue but par
tally burned and allowed them be srIttsred sbosf.
JOHN o. HADY, lat Ole H.
D. pkNOOh Btnkipg Usrk
The pobe hereby csuone Agn receiving any Of .d3
note s,they rss hang neither the mar Pfesident
or they be offered are
infor OF the thai nose utsnpt
lrs tn pass may be dealt With according 70 lAv
t.Ss i. JOHN o. CALVERT, Tressr.
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TR.Ycz

Tre Paris correspondent. o. tbe london Times reports
IA. Ire Eu,s.cr Fad decided has heuesiortn No ad
vs-scusul % az De giycn 70 any o; the important our
u,s. nitdou. previous examination and discaSsen o.
lore th- C5rlc. OF Minister'S
The PLri correspondent Of the Lon5on aornlng fosl
sdtss az f!5-.s--U appears tha, NJ. Dlytou, the
Ausricau Hns,er e P4rs cert 10 10: o; somststn'y
CT hirty America citizen. - Presentation Al the ISi
sres Or New Y.ar's tsy Tie representative OF the
[ ted States thereupor received a note from n Thou
vsnsl hilitsr ol Fo-,gl Aftir8 reg resting - know
vht was tie ralk ard s1Cis position o. t1e gentlemen
ADD hds Who desired The hoJ or OF being presented 10
usir Inp,rs Ssjss.'ss
I believe an r,rec, IN saving that VI. Dayton sim
piy replied that ths pssJGs i1r vloe presentation be
hti applied Eera '1s and gsr' 'mel vito would be re-
egvsd by the President Of tae Uliled States liresu
"a has 10 AUercss p-cstc.1 a. al AZ the rscfp
u1r 10 qGeston. believe shat the preseEcs a. Coar
o. form 0CcgcEs, Ct -1ac DsrloJs o. American ORR
ru sely pressr''ris b. anY 5l'isy, S4s tae cause u
H. faegg5-c's LJfs t7 e.. DiI.ll."
IT, ErpsrOr tod been 1igLiy sounded 10 toe aeek
bT s9rle stray shc.s FrJm 90, Ehls ols shooting
Toe B-Urse vas IA I'D isa' keE'ss o. lie I'm,
S0scd 3. ~ 50.
raz slTr4rIOS.
TIE Africs b ilgs very important intsligsaee dNea
90 the ls:h ns. 70 days hsT,) Telltve 70 the new
phase 10 Ehieh she rulers Of Engand and Fnnoe we're
tsen disposed ~ eoatidr the American var question,
gith Wv 20 founding hasi. Tor = common lias o.
policy towards his eouairy Wha engaged In ths sup
prsssiOo 81 Ne S91lls,n Tsesl0a-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04

NEW BOOKS, FEB. lst; vno,.st
J.,pr and other Poems, By ThsO H. HILL avery neat 'oums
tiO0 =,
lCau,e and Contrast, by 7. MAeMshon,t
GuSri Mounting DATES Of ohnces OF Guards and eenu
IRE In,ei oifraysr oaihoe Prayer Book. S 81 AndoOe
TIE Bouthern Spy, by A Pollard, %,
TrcscIee &C. by hon Beverly Tucker, 2ae
Confederate States Army Regul iions, part VI ~
Unf, rm and Drsn ofcon'ede-Ate ktAiej Army, ~
WIlami' Letters on sAvtrl, " w
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TsK STAMINA 4JRIcA Al NV FORK

% DAYS LATER NEWS EEoK EUROPE.
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P sb. TIC JAMES VI. 1AYfoa SON. Auc,r..
4 PRETTY ,UBUanAN FARM oSN TAI =,

A PRETTY SUBURBAN FARM CONThN.
n Ing Il t-2 Aer, OF Land, on harue sIae,,
Ia the town OF siduey. at Auctton..Ne NN sen
menens at ~ o. LOCK- tStt RE sb irbAn Psrm ntan'
Ing 4 aeies land Hsryis Street. 10 the sn OF sidney
now M n. occupancy Of william Jeakns Eq The improve
brick in aiming about SIX good rooms ens
all other necessary ouibridns oil o1h eh are n't nav shd
IN good together s large garden, well set With winter
vegetables and young oehrd Of choice fvt trees This pro-
per,y the attention Of ue1ng home near me
city Richmond, has al the advantages OF unry resi-
nee with many eonVsienees Of the ely The property
solaa the gross divided may seem best on the day
CT sale. -,
Immediately ah The above viii he sold oil the household md
Kitchen furniture stock Of eoE hogS one npe nd AL the i
the rs, esst. oueurh cash. the balance sio u
and IS month"; negotiable notes. with Interest added secured
yor The feson es,s , Iuus under $50 cash; that
snount month credit far negotiable note with iae'sii adds
sarfae;orily endorsed
JAS NJ TAYLOR q son, Aus;s
Ah, the above s he soil Framed nsnsnt On he ess
sde ofCaer between HAr de and DoFe streets Theo IRONS
street 5k feet and rams back III set nenes 70
40 aleJ n . IA feet vide .
Ato three south tide 0f tmEood street, Cpl 1ste
the property known ~ wArsAS, fronting "a Let each and run
Tss,s rd cash. the balance and IL months, Tor
notes with iddei AID ed by deeds e rusl
JAs N. TAYLOR SON, Aseit
ADDITIONAL
Amer the sale OF the ab,ve will be sold three buuoas 10. AZ
the intersection Of and Robinson sire u.s. In the psn OF
pnena vta They front b. and back ITO feet
Also three o on Plank Rod, onns about %
ei ,ss s.sG; Ana run ''S' "' IN Isos, AuSr
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!, RICMMOND. Dan. 2I 1872.

I'D, j An. 23 tso2.
lRLAHD, Esq.-Dear Sir: A Va.
IS, BY the death OF Mr.. Tyler,
viii announce yourself 3 candid
yours,
New Kent,
MICHAEL GREITER,
LAWS WEBS,
TED. ROBERTSON.
OR.NGE BksN ST,
GyORGE ". SMITH,
PEYrON JOHNSTON,
Gao. W. GILLIAN,
Y. X. WHITE,
O. J. sINT0N,
EO. 8. PERsfrHoUGH.
wM II. 9o.oCK,
Jks HEATH,
Nm. X WAITS,
jNo. ". wRlGHr,
A A. PARLEY,
wM. II. R0BEkTe,
ofRiehmond Hovi'Eerh
p. A. BANkLL,
J. II. VALKE,
W.. SMITH,
MILES TURPIF,
MILES O. he ;LEsTor,
ELIJAH BAKER,
WA. l. hcMISH,
Mt. PATE,
ID NJ R0sERrS0N,
JAS. A SCOTT,
JAZZ WALSH,
sAa'L O. DoSNAS,
for themselves and others.
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SECESSION CLUB ROOMS.
I47, MAIN STRELT, OVER ADIR 4 GRlY'SDRUG STORE

VHIs EoUtE open visitors vu family keep q NE
u disp Of the best Wines and Liquors 10 We
the will always be eeursd and
oald there tnerns Pryse parties svAp
be mnodatsd with private Dining Rooms. Ia2S- In
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u
WE are Peanuts superer quality Of L<
w bHcatng II also well adapted for burning. WI -
sold In quantities 10 su. q 4H o. WoEh,
I.aT-A,s Wllm'nNSn n. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-04

TOBACCO BHOkkR.
yuyuE MS services purohue Tobacco en- bok
erAgs- his long expes &c IA the trade viii enable MN 70 So
y, quAlue suitable for 81 pping CT
re sal. Pa roaags respectfully solicited ,-o ,oyv,
JAn2l-e6; .s,0. .O.,e
DARG AIMS IN OVER CoATs.-AI ;be season Is Sd.
ya,c d. We ars edeng In all kinda ~ over
Cs1is have lot Of Choice military over Coats
S..,, msyhsI BALDW IN 4 WILLIAMS,
"a ll6 and us Main street ,
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EXTRACTi
ADJUTANr AND INsP. GENERALs oItlOk,
kIoszosD, January 9Th, lSo2
SPKCIAL ORDERS
- ho.h'
VIII LeuisEaat Colonel GEORGE DKAs, Assistant Ada
tant Assigned 70 duty In the Adutan and inspectof
Generals will take charge Of ths general reoruins
Vss Of as army Al oOnmuneat Ons psrtaons 70 ee rseeo
ing eryoe will NAKED the right hand sde oil me en-
yr'oue which cover then, "REcRurT so Service D."
BY nnAnd '''as SECRETARY OIL We" Jso. wIrHKRa,
,,nqe4, ASS. Atgt. Gen
SUGAH, COFFEE, SPICE, &C
- 10 hhdI New Orleans eugaT.
Is bblL Crushed Sugar.
5bags CsGee. ,.-
bag Pepper Pimento Glnysr. In sto-e ioL sale y
Jsnss-iu nUNLofl nnHSon. . ~,
LOST COUPONS. 49,, a.,
osT In transmission by mall 70 cnsrlopes 'e m
foil wing Coupons Of Orange and ALEXANDRA kAoA1 sSao
psny Noa I9t 10 100 inclusive, $40 each, s0
64toes d. ~ DO
Iptsrst psyabs Ia May and November, at New Yorf;
All psrsons are cautioned fon laying or uaaiDs '' ''
the same viii not b. paid. =, IN puocrtI %
ja29-u v y. IoASs
IA All DOVE co.. Druggists.
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OAP AND LETTER WHITING PAPER
~ Just received an A for sale - - ,on
92S Reams Ruled CaP PAGER At fom tot9 t per kssm Nv
Rsans Lett Paper hou - to toi % Resms Glazed Medium
,ord coIor AZ ais Broad Cap Asso ted Piper ~
H 100 R.as MApa Wrapping Paper 500 lbs Hemp irvine
large and small
Fine Ivory Combs Ind. Ruober Losg Combs Wool focA'
90 NIB, Fiyered Hoo Eye freush Toilet soaps cogst
Te aosp Port MonnAes Back Purses nDl ,nds
Hte Pens Cedar Psneii sealing wax vases Copying BOOKS
BOOKS,
An RIte Va stock Of op. Deny aai Medium Record boon
- i..a,,, n ,oks IN rre.t variety n0RH
az, ~, Bookseller.
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IL. III. DIBRELL,
n N mission ERCH ANT

sHoCKOE FLIP, RIoHhosD, VA.
nBPRRs h services the pebble, for the sale Of LsA
" Ssn fsetured Tobacco, Whstt Corn ard hssr III
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Louisiana Legislature.

MONDAY Jan. -Sendte.-Senate met pur-
suant to adjournment, Leut-Governor, Hyams,.
presiding. Twenty Senators present. Prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Hendricks.
An act making appropriations for the general
expenses of the State for the year ending the 3st
bill was slightly amended and passed. b
Mr.. Salomon called up an act to incorporate the
Ocean Navigation and Trading Company; upon
vote the bill was rejected. 4y% ~ st 4.
THIRD READING OF BILLs.-An act to amend ar
ticle ll9 of the State Constitution !; lost. -
Mr.. Texada gave notice that he would move
of thevote upon the bill, for the
purpose of offering a substitute. >, .s,,
An act, relative to the opening. widening ana
Strengthening Of the streets of New Orleans; re-
ferred to committee of the city delegation.
Mr.. Pearce introduced an act to provide Tor the
raising of troops in this State for the Confederate
service; read and passed. ~.
Hon. e. Solomon, on behalf OF the city delega-
ton, reported fayoraby upon an act Tor the open
ing, widening and Strengthening OF streets III new
Orleans the bill was read and passed, Inform
Mr.. Halsey Secretary of the Governor lnlorhieo =
the Senate that the Governor had approved ana
signed the following bills:
| An act to authorize the issue OF state bonds 70
railroad companies agreeably to ordinance NO. ~
Of the Louisiana State Convention, approved March
| %, 1861.
| An act to authorize the free banks now existing
to issue circulating notes. in accordance with the
vention. .. -4-. s
| Senate adjourned until 6 o'clock, P. NJ.
HousE.-The joint resolution, offered by Mr.
| Bickham, for the adjournment Of the Legislature
sine die, at II O'Clock on Thursday next was take
| up and passed. se. ...--
Mr.. Gaudet, from the Committee on Elections
reportedfayorabiy upona bill 70 amend the secon
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proelamatlon H.traortlnary.

'|# X
Gen. Grant has issued the following amiable
order to Gen. Smith, which we find in the Chicago
Times Of the l4tll inst: ,.s 81 Fiji, s.s d 81
HEAneuARrERs DErARTMENT OF GArRo. Cairo,
January l2.-Generai: / understand that four OF
our piekets were shot this morning. ,,.l4.
II this is SO, and appearances indicate that the
assassins were citizens not regularly organizedin in
the rebel army the whole country should be clear
ed out for six miles around, and word given that
all citizens making their appearance within these
limits are liable to be shot. t$ g I5i3g55 ~ Is
To execute this the patrols should be sent ont in
all directions to bring into camp at Birds Point all
citizens, together with their subsistence and re-
qure them to remain, under penalty Of death aud
destruction to their property until properly re.
.lieved. &-s i E@lt
Let no harm befaIl these people, if they quietly
submit; but bring them in and place them in camp
below the breastworks, and have them properly
guarded. The intention is not to make political
prisoners of these people, but to cut off 8 danger
Gus class of spies. This applies to all classes and
conditions, age and sex. II, however, women and
children prefer otherprotectien than we can Of
ford them, they may be allowed to retire beyond
the limits indicated, not to return till authorizsd
Report to me, as soon as possible every import
ant occurrence within your command. II
- u. S. GRANT,
'5. COMMANDING
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sectioD of the act of 1857, relative to eiectatsin
Z ne stpp parish q oflsaps,
mittee, reported favorabIy upon a bill % amend
articles 242 and 243 Of the Code of Practice, and
also upon the bill to regulate the issuf1g of saaM
gaSass a 1s s shs
tu;asorsbiy upon abill IN relation to apprsEssrs.
ported iagoraby npsm 81 Tie s folIowins , two ba.s
the rules, passed, to.wis: B s 3'ssa
bl! providing 70. ths 3. taking e testimony y
naval service; and 4 bill 70 eneonrags rolanteer
ing by making II unawfel to render Judgment
asainst persons in the military and asvA service @
theirisurities, except for such crimes pun
ishable by hard labor Id the penftentiary.
On motion Of Mr.. Mott, the House took up the
bill to suspend executions against garniHhees IA
State. Itpfohibts executions against debtors to ~
i was Pit % Is anal reading aud passed ysas y
Mr. Robertson called up tls bill Tor the rsfisf Of
sugar planters. After Some discussion i vss pnt 81
on its final reading and passed 81, nays 3s
Of Superintendent Of Public Education was put y
its na reading and lost by reason of ts failure 70
receive the majority required by the Constitutions 8s
The vote stood--fo for the bill, 45; against it, u. y
motion to lay on the table motion 70 recon Y
slider was defeated- yeas 81 nays "a:
4 The bill was then laid on the table ssabjset tos5
4 Call
I EVENING Session. Mr. Cronan asked for d sus ss
pension Of the rules to enable him to Introduce q
bill making appropriation of $40, 1880 900 for the =
relief Of property holders in the parish Of Orleans
granted. zs5lS ~ 4ss. En-, "a s.-skfSS -
/ While the bill was being read amoton was made I.
| by Mr.. CFonan to have the Bill printed and made Y
the special order for tomorrow morning. ebjec- -
4 tons were made. ss3 sss4s ~
MI. Gronan then moved its reference to tie eitg j
/ delegation, which presaileds 2 gsf fss5 ~
Y The bnltoregnIate the rank Of mortgages which
\ was under consideration when the House took
recess, was taken up and rejectsd-yeas IS,
1 nays 40. e
MrGrorsn's bin to amend the criminal Laws Of y
he State ia relation to fernicafion and adultery
4 pr.tiba.s hlsi' intercourse between tie sexes Of
Il ftreht GoloFs.
i motion 10 lay the bill on the table indefinitely
i was lost. e9s - II 3 s 4
4 The bill was ordered to be engrosaed for tAess 4
4 third reading: the rules we're suspe nded and the
4 bill passed-ayes ~ nays ~. s4 y.
I Mr.. Lindsay (tfie rnles being suspended for the
pnrpose) called up the bill appropriatns 5000 for
the support, during the current year Of the STATE
ENormaf School IN the city Of New Orleans Passed.
4 Mr. Coleman presented q report from the CONF Il
mittee on Internal improvements in relation TO the
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail
road; ordered to be printed.
Is "a Adinnruad. III $50 ~ -
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Brigadier- General Commando

SIMON CAMERON Simon Cameron has With
drawn or been removed from the Gorilla cabinet.
We lose great deal by it. He was, perhaps the
most lattudnous and comprehensive thief ia
Yankeedom that is saying a great deal
Under bis management Lincoln's money flew
about like dry leaves in hurricane. He did not
quit, however, till all the money was gone. Our
Congress should give him q vote Of thanks.
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WHAT THE NORTH HAS LosT.-The New York
World is urging the immediate passage Of tax
bill to enable suspended banks to resume specie
payment, and bring Government demand notes up
to par In its issue of the 10th it says:
In New York city, to-day, gold is selling at five
per cent. premium, which means that the paper
currency of the country, or Government demand
notes, are deprecated five per cent. compared
with real money or gold. This alteration Of Eve
per cent. in the price Of paper notes has taken
place within week, and this means neither more
nor less than that in that short space Of time the
price of eleven thousand millions of property in
the loyal States has changed five per cent, or
$3.50, 900 oOo and fifteen hundred millions OF rail-
way bonds, stocks mortgages, etc, are also
changed SIS 900 600, making 1925 100000 atera-
ton in the prices of these Two items OF national
wealth in the course of few days, owing entirely
to the vicious systems of national policy proposed
to Congress, and the want of $500 ,o00, ,0D0 or
$3.50 900 900 annual revenue from taxation to sup
port the Government credit.
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THE RoMNEY ExrEpTIoN.--Dre information
was received here yesterday that on Friday OF last
week the Yankees had abandoned Romney, and
that at last accounts General Jackson's command
had notinvested the place. but had advanced withln
some six or seven miles Gf it. ,5IHf a ~
The Yankee force in Romney vas seven thousand
tate-so much so, that all the papers of the Yankee
Adiptant- General were captured, revealing their
for& and command, as stated above. A vast
amount Of military stores were abandoned
The sutferlngs Of our troops on the expedition =?
are said to have surpassed ANYTHING yet known in
the history of the campaign. They were compelled
at one time to struggle through an almost binding
storm Of snow and sleet, and to bivouac at nightin
the forests, without tents or camp equipage Many
of the troops were frozen on the march and died
from exposure and exhaustion and the hospitals
at Winchester were filled with the returning sick.
The town of Rsmney is said to have been left un-
injured by the Yankees, but many of the farm
houses in the neighboring country had been burnt.
About thirty of their stragglers were taken prison
| ers by our troops. ~
| It is said that Gen Jackson had applied for rein
| forcements, with the view of an extension OF his
movements beyond Romney. -. a,
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BEApoUARTERS Ed. BUTLER AVENGERS,
7 I,Iigl, of Iilnt = ille = 4

HEADQUARTERS Ed BUTLER AVENGERS,
..@ Pauuenine, Parish nf lher vile. }
TEN DOLLARS sB0UNTX-REGnKuiTstA Z r an .s.ts AkE IL
N independent one Good clothing uniform and guns fur
I'LL nished immediately. II is desired that this Company be
gmen which expects be off about e middle OF January
bounty of ten dolss Will be paid to all who require iye
dollars on iojn,g the baance mastering in Ample
provision will be made for the families OF those VINO TON inns
Company. None brave and true men need apply -,
Applications Reg,menai HI adquarers, Planters
Life Regiment No IS Union street, where ouf arms LAY
- ia ms - =. j. G. MsGKEY. Captain.
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SLAVES FOR SALE,-Afrs. Joseph Bruin IS olef=
ing prime young negroes for sale, among SAut SO
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