davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
The Var.

rhe telegraph reports serious reverse At Nsubern
4 O. We hear that the tslsgrsphio account eIAgger-
"a the els ser. Der loss In killed, wounded and pre-
~ did az s11sed 200, While our msn-7OOO in num-
-fougbt for hours with dsrUg heFoism, and several
les repulsed the enemy more than three times their
6En number Tue loss of the town inevitable and
so L seems was the uurderous assault upon the
ard children BY the worse than vandal Toe.
This affair throws some light upon the defensive poll
sy. That policy requires greater force than the Ag
gressive policy would We have had nearly twice as
mary watching Burnside a. he has; and yet he
having The choice Of the point Of attack finds n
nor in numbers notwithstanding real superiority
We are spersed, and be concentrated.
z /, ssO proves another matter, that without some
cha e. in Plans the s.rueson capture Of all our
eide vi,lin r,sch Of gun.bcGt il orly question Of
tina TIE Monitor vas constructed in 30 days; snd in
~ DAYS more there viii be probably siy Others built
Tie loss OF these cities viii eobqur the country but
il WI be serious eshmy and 1t suggests 20 Us that
ssOgd locking 10 retaliation. This war vii de-
ge1rts me destruction Of properly; North
Gro wealth and strsngh are in Northern eities-And
there are the points 20 strike
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
Harmony ana DIsInIrTssssdnc...

Tdsse are times that call for the exercise OF forbsar
Aacs Of tosrstoD Of strenuous 6Jr for uni"u and bar
mo1y This il the duty Of all but especially Of thOss
10 authority Governor and Legislature President and
Congress uhOuld strive to compromise differences and
concentrate their eneFgi,s 70 one common end. Dis
cord nov invested We are by brutal foe, may be
fatal to or liberis Union and energy hold out the
suFss. guarantees for safety.
The times, too, demand Of those in authority the
practice Of seldenaL The people ready and will
ing to make Iacrifces they should be encouraged BY
the example Of their leaders. Disnteresedness 10 Or
binary times s commonplace Vir us; In q crisis ike
this Il Is indispensable Tue Assembly that degradss
sslf BY the exhibition Of greedy, seEseekpg dispos
a. is pOus sss for good. When the long Parliament
vO'sd it' own members pensions and jobs, Cromwell
HI he'd them out and dsnOunesd them self sssker
and no body regretted their downfall
Al ever Etsrs tine, which required the sbpsgp-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
PUBL SHED HV OkDEk OF TllE
HOSE OF DELICATE.

An ACT To PREVENT TOE UNNECESSARY Co sUaPIl n
or sPftfiuoU ia AND naLr LIeu1fs-PIssTj MACH IA
issa
Be acted by General Assembly ra' ,ha not be law
full for person hereafter TO max eau TO 10 be nAde any
whisky OF other pruous oct Of corr wheat
rye other al and person Tending shah be deemed
sas for eve offence thaa undred dollars
tn I've thousand dolA and be subject 70 pI,oome N .s
county jail exceed MOTHS at the discretion OF the
Be tur'hr sas.ted That every which s,ie
snv other machine ps sirtre for the Of
So rt sha vi AO Of the oregong con be In ion
shall be and held to be separate Oh nee whiting tie mean
BE flr,her s,as'ed Thai, .ddi ion he pssay pre-
scribed By the hrsi OF ae Aton OF he proV
us ery other machine and implements used there
vi for uIPo,e e. ma ing liquor IN 81 N . &c 'ha
N prom nng iaig~en' npos any soaWetn snds ths
axe sal O. su di ulrfy or other ma h ana up enen "
such 70 the 70 nSeAh Ia ther cases
Of The Commonwealth after delueing TO
hinse, i've per &c T. ommlssoa.
TURF enacted, hat a. sool as any person mar be
indicted for olsu ofhe pro Of this
court Of eou9y or eOrpor In nh oh said -
,a tr d.tepda shall enter ito b nd vi n 50
cur IT, N the peaay tho iIAnd do lrf nd ned 10
udg Of the and also - have forth omig
when reqaed by a1y law a'y po g alleged to be fof tied
spirit mi LOU .rAn, dsti3g chine, nd her I'M
eapo ed making hqaOr in vOls Of ihi
act aud all Ian III ng hereby p,Ohbite1 And
subject tbs judgment Of sail count as herein
5 Ana be It furhsr eI That all whss', other
obtained for the Manufacturer OF qlo
VIC al Of the provisions Of the frat cton Of t, &C: shall be
FORT atsd 70 the Commo veal And shall h dug Of all sher
m con tAbs ns lonsit OF me revenue and other octr
Cfhe Comm ath, TO maze 6nge nqnry lns AL violations
and report the same property 10 he Aitoiny Of the
Common wealth any Justice Of the In the county
n which Onuee nav be sonm"d II any oniesr 'h9ll
IA 70 per om dulles red Of him BY tbs sc he ha be
nnsd AZ the deicron OF the jury Tor eAea eglee sre
1 ;, than ten 20 mere IN n 6se hundred dollars.
And furh enacted Alter ~ pres men', sha have
been ma u def.atan should continae - rat; his di
l. v IL .hAl The duty Of tbs sheriff cmrs onr - seI: and
aSe nos. sion Of III gain ds3 and qulrs unes be shall
terino bond The pebaly OF thousand Co lars vita The
era ohe into which preelt nenE depsn itg con-
Ar "a thathe will cease the dis Hat OF corn VIII, a. ye
other gs.ln All ecuions ia act shall be red al he
Art tam In uh Oh hep msy be Presented, unless
zoo clufe b. Show a cont nut CO
ls lhs be In orcsN In ten days from and after
sage and inus In op ration duilng tae prtsnIva
copy from the 4. is -1e.ts:
W.. y. GORDON IA,
nnAiI-hrI1i Q. II D. AID X. Of z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
q way 10 Increase Ibe Military Force OF vIr-
ginin.

We are persuaded that no one caus has contributed
more 20 create Dissatisfaction in the public mind than
ire a5yised syst which has prevailed of appointing
men vlin tic military ages Of IS and IS, 10 the posi-
tons Of 0lAr:sruasers COmmissarie &c. It is said,
and We asievs, truly that there nov, in Virginia,
about 800 men engaged principals and assistants in
tbess brarehel Of the service. Almost Al Of them are
active eB &. for duty 10 the field. Many of them
pets and hvorites, Who without pee ulsr merit have
been selected with view TO light duties and large
snouments Toe principals 10 turn, have selected their
i.yoriss ubO have been detailed visa large salaries, to
a9urish about dOirg very little.
Here then are near three regiments Of active young
men uho, ircn the readiness they have manifested to
10 s, duty would eagerly avail themselves Of OP
poriurity 10 win laurels in the field.
We therefore propose that to release hese men from
col 6oeen the service Be rS-OrgAniEsd and that
su, men over forty Eve, or thOSe Who have been, by
wounds or other casualties incident 70 the military
vice disabled for active duty, shA Be appointed de-
tailed for duties Of the character referee TO.
Ex-Governor Smith has taken the first step in this
ssat measure Of reform by bis resolution 10 regard to
Postu asers We invoke him 70 carry out bio Prpe
Iss TO .hsi legitimate results and provide by Inv that
none but men over IS, or disabled men, shah be Ap-
ponted 70 these positions. And let him append TO his
proposition that other important feature, tina. no in
temperate man shall be appointed TO, or continued 10,
suy Of tbsse 0ih,es.
I cannot be dsrsd that there have been many abuses
"a the Qiar,ermsstsis and Commssirat Departments
Many drunken ard unworthy men have been appointed,
and there SCENE TO be strong conviction that seriOus
abuses and pscuOns have crsP' into the public SER
vice.
searching reform should be instituted With reference
70 the correction Of past abuses and the avoidance o.
flturs errors The barthsbs Of taxation, which tbe
people ill have 70 bear will in any event, be onerour
but 20 s should be spared to alleviate them As much
a. pCsy Die by rigid economy.
LIT Us then, 81 all these positions with honest, sobe
industrious men who are competent to discharge It's
duties but competent to beE the iadgues and expo
Of active military serviss ia the field By doing
nc can add a. least t=O regiments the effective
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
mAlI-dclit
A TTENTIONI
srooNO MILITARY O ASS !

~
he Po-iAmato OF the Governor Of Virginia
Of he e,ng special force from IN cities
snl oratiou defen tat "al the white
Inhabitants he u a hmold, no de In and H.
IA n one mile Of The rp ion ne the nth side Of jAres
Ryer and who the u Aeen aud eighteen and
FOR yve and hya years ,cept ssch opt BY Law
from al Military DUTY red assemble for enrolment
and orgauIat tary The nd class At the times
and pS here menl'ned hoped tst all will CHER
promptly respond is call, that lar and effective
rps be sp edy an Eet TIC young men will be
form ID into npan from the old each cor
pany oc Young under sixteen able TO
bear win admi In th Ks Al tie youth OF h6
charae et silly inv TED t. forward AID
prepare n L. for the sc "a, II the country.
To sslonen Of the for the city aud co iniy wi
meet at plA APPOINTED In cir We district 10 aid In
IN enrolment
Al embraced 10 his CALI reid In the city wssl Of
AMI mile beyo I'd porA llrs wet Of Iih
str north will assemble At the &c ond Vegetable Mar
KIT o'e ock ues Sy, hsreh ISL 1861 ard repor
for enroll nL
Ire ding between tn and l4h aud mile hey
Ia Init line Of these streets EXTENDED
rth Will DBL Of the Cts Hall Capitol street.
wednesday, dareh 1862 lSs9, al 8 ocl)rF, p. m
Ing Of Il street and one al beyond oorpo
rate I'm tf 4ih street. xten ei north, viii aser BILE
Nil tary HALL Tr.t Market Thursday nsrch 2O,
ocOc m.
By ord Of the Governor:
FIX ELLvsoN
nh lI-I' Sheriff Of the City OF Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
the biz q. well as With u. Gen. t.s has been assigned
to the duties contemplated BY the bill

We learn that our fellow townsman, Lieutenant J.
Hartley Norton, of the "Naval Battery" Yorktown
who has rssniissd Or the oar has recently arrived In
this city for the purpose Of recruiting company to
serve under his command in said battery.
We understand that the location is one presenting
many inducements to those DESTROYS of entering the
service and We feel assured that trial viii
greet having taken bis chances with those of Lieutenant
Norfon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

tOn Of SELF the practice Of the highest virtues BY rcn
and poor, high and low, that time is no" II we are
capable Of those virtues shall win the freedom Ai'er
which We aspire; if We not We shall fall ara our
flurs will be the most piAble and ltmsnAbe on record
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
lido 70 Dep srtmenI OF HenricO,
RICHMOND Va, March 10, 1852
GEyER,L ORDERS.

sENER,L ORDERS
THE practice driving and riding through the city,
endA gHs the people, and therefore prohibit
q The speed sbusses light carriages and horseback
riding OF hSe miles per hour; wagons cart and
oher vsh freight will be diten a. ava l. vhetatr LAded
pnoAdeI The ponce and patrol ehuged with the exeel
lion Of this Order aud vii o. Who NAV violate w.
no ter bis rank position the I've or ride be
white man be be ccndatd Asd brought be cut mar
tia nero he will media civ reo,iva fS h. GRIT % nee
80 Gsn The nd ald every suecs,dM onen 30 lsshes
JOHN H. WIN0ER
ub1T-iu Big Geo. Commando kr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
Residents. OF Foreign Birth.

The following article, WI 81 We fad in the Peters
burg Express is not Witho, pPcatou to the city OF
Richmond. Toe number OF -aiguera 30 have -four
shed in our midst, and 10 sri = ~ election Of
our laws and participated IN the COVE. leDt Of the
land, who are now cAimi0g exemption from military
service Incredibly great That hereis justice ia the
claim, is nantes There Is principle Of internAtiou
al law more clear and better recognized, than that
domcisd foreigner military service TO the land
that feeds and protects him In the present case all
we're varied months ago. il they did not consider this
their homes to leave the country. They chose TO re-
main, and they must take the consequences.
As to taking shelter under foreign dag, we think
there has been enough and much Of that thing No
foreign nation recognizes u.s. and !. high time that
", should osass to reeognirs any foreign Power -
Al szsqna,lr from Lincoln should Only pc 5 Sc
virtue in Lincoln's dominiOns:
OUR FOREIGN CITIZENS
Nsssrs EItors: You will excuse my liberty for in.
,rudng bat the dagger is upon us and must speak.
have never many Who cAimed foreign protection
as now At othe times when they couli only say yes
10 they called themselves Americans aud went the
polls and claimed vote, and pretended to be good
ci' zsrs bu. now, When the country calls on them for
help AMI proteciona country 10 which they have for
long time lived aud reaiEsd livelihood end been pro-
tacteQ wren m0lttteu-hnty ciaul u
call for protection from all foreign governments.
ask, in the of al that is holy and patriotic
sboull this exempt them from duty. II they have
loved the sweets it is bu. right that they should enjoy
The soGrs Aud they ought to be made TO serve as well
as others Did they no: have cba1ce enough TO leave
,p Southern Conederacy when President Davis Issued
his p oanation and allowed them forty days 10 do So
hope this will be considered, and that every one Of
them will re brought forth, and pointed out. They
should be sent 10 the seat of war and put 10 the front
rank Of the army where they will be made 10 smell
gunpoE der. Il will do them good.
lam foreigner myself, and like to see my country
men show themselves patriots and not towards want
them when our independence Is achieved to have an To-
tcres in our country IL will make them good citizens
They can tell their children that they have fought for
this country, who uill take an interest in IL.
Rally, felOW.couotrymen Enlist 10 the service and
sight for sueh good cluse Iris Ia destined TO be the
most aourshng country under Tho snn, but you casno
expect TO gain your independence without trouble You
may some hardships now, but you will enjoy your
liberty but the better when you get CID and assure
you that you will never regret IL. Rally my country
men Rally my countrymenl
EIN DEUTsHKR Solar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
nnnmnnhinr asnernI.

We understand the Presidset has vetoed the bill ere
Atng Commanding G,nsral VS. are not advised Of
the reasons Of bis objection but suppose, IL was
AscSAasd that the sane thing could be done without
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

~ A CARD.-T0 TIE VOTERS or
ENsSS RICHMOND 81 In respectfully ny eli
euddAt. for the oes MAYoA Of this city, tie ensuing
nai5-s,.vtd JOSEPH MAYO.
ntILY Union PA AVER N ETH 90. a union
~ Prayer heeing. under the auspices the Young senb
sian Association ehhy to supplcate ts Divine badns
ontsracy Ill he hid 10 the eroad Street III
dst o. uch Dr. Doggt 81 the corner Of sh ard frshs
liz Streets every except Sunday (un further noe) 81
~ oclo L.
IA. pa,s snd Congregations Of the variouI ehurehe, and
ssgss In hs city, inv ted 10 stsnd snd parteps. he
meeting nall
UyHE VIRGINIA BATTpRY.-rhs Company has
resolved BY the Governor Of the State and BtttJ
OF Light All ~ cured. the object OF theIe
Who are already make IT. ompleuett 1870 AID
70 Adn but ntesn would be peassn. associates
under circgr Wshsve already Der fon he
Univsrty Company whoh der Gen Wise In Western
vrg nj ,Lo At the Uni ssty dur the past
sesii n ,ho promptly s the ard nfor Of thai nsu
tail sh ths fate Of heir FELLOW
e. rsn 10 senpn achieve souherl iodepsndtnce The
ethr the Csnpany We are ssfeinsl. VII pit
other ehArsete sites ba. those OF gentlemen cor Isl
invite arr Themselves with slch >pary,
70 port either ~ the tmceu IN Char oesvir,
where IN proper Gol allow IN remain until they
thoreu, hy org aissd ind uni o med
TAs onesrs are: - .
Capisiu JAMes MOD. DARLINGTON,
ltLt JANIS DI wI0D1E
I'd L. JOHN Il. TiMBSRLAvE,
81 It. A. b. o0CaRAN,
II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
TO coma sSPoNnKNrs.

- Lss-s On 6unSs 5ass % addressed 70 RS"EaaOr Of
A. E.ig."
Artss isr Boa sttS % ga PGpsr ,siu Ho b Pao'-
b. gs p lCry s&iating, OgAf 70 Dc h1Ots 20 az,
|t BiU % tplrd ons, Obgory Rotsees ssossa
~ sg,f l.a5s Iss sisrgsG 70 40 sicSrfIssnsnts.
~ Va caa1s ds-ass . rs fsiss.sd oOsssEs;eGsisas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

Of manufacturing a quorum. fhe bin under c,u.
sidsration involved the payment Of money from tie
Treasury and, under the Speakers deciseh, Affirmed
By Mr.. Shelley, Speaker pro tenn, suoh bills require
vote Of ct least n members that being the conssu.
tuopsl majority Bot Il seems, there vas not even
quorum present. and the House ordered the doors 10 b
closed and the roll to be called Some Of the sbsen.es
we're excused, excuses having been made BY their
friends others we're not excused The process YES
tedious one and the members present e,nced the mo.t
commendAble disposition we'll endurance 10 thsir
EFFORT 70 enforce the rules Of the House We regret 10
saw that we canno, sbSrs In this compliment a. be our
disposition What IL may our endurance "knoek.d IN
DER soon s the Clerk in his nnr clear voice resched
the first name In tho canine letter. UdeIeused sbsentee
are 70 be brought TO the Bar of the House this aondsy
morning BY the Sergeaut.at- Arms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
DIE d,

Elreh i7h, very sudden y, Hss orisN NAVY Fry vie
OF silva ID dsugb'ef Of Hon Archibald Fry ceLl al
Vas' O1nneet cut Il tie twenty Q! Ter
80 Memphis and Chsr-soI psps1 RI sse copy.
Aihb residence In lie Pest Clark oout y on the oh "
March, RIoHAkDK MEADE The tsd year ohl ago. Typhoid
Hsver.
On tn l%h Of March O'Clock, ir Mhmond. a. The
residence tf 'oln L. y, EN-. tbs r. GIT " IL AZ
az Dz n Bishop the Protestant e pal 'ureh 10 VIZ
fi1ik, IN IN. 7sd yea OF his q.
The will be HID st. Paus Church on
day at o'clock NJ
10 til city he 18Th Inst, Lucy MOORE second dausher
Of Vim. ". al3 Eiz abeth q. Taylor, aged 81 yeaIL
TIE ends ard ntAn ~ fariv seetfa
invited end he fines fum the u u Presbyterian church,
It's (sonosy) afternoon, 81 81 o'cice;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
AN ACT TO CONSTITUTE CORPS MORE EPFEor-
TALLY TO COLLECT THE ARMS OF The STATE


AN AJT a OOhro hOhE
UALLY TO COLLECT THE ARMS OF The STATE
AND CONFEDERATE STATES NOT IN ACTUAL
SERVICE, PASSED FEBRUARY 18TH 1862.
r. II enacted by the General Assembly a. the Cow
e-nor Of the Commonwealth be, and be g her by suhc
rz and requested TO require the Shers and Sergean
of the several counties aud corporations forthwith TO
collec. all the muskets, pistols and sabres and o. her
arms belonging to the State Of Virginia or the Coofed.
crate States now in the bands Of ptrsos within tn ir
respective counties and corporations not in actusl ser
vice. and to transmit the sane TO the Aeutant General
of the Commonwealth. Provided Ibis act shall not al.
DIV to such arms have been recently urnis ed 10 the
mitis OF any county, city or town for public offence
by order Of the Governor.
For such services the ssd Sheriff or Sergeant shall TO
entitled 10 compensation Of twenty-five cents tor saeh
musket, riae, sabre or pair Of pistols 20 collected and
transmitted TO 10 paid out of the Treasury Of the CON-
monve ,th upon the production Of the Adjutsnt Gen.
eaeras receipt for the said arms With an order OF the
Governor tI dorssd thereon.
When required by the Governor TO proceed under
this act Il shall be the duty Of the several Sheriff, al
sergeants so called upon TO give public nouce within
their respective counties corporations rsqoiri1g all
persons having in their poss ssion any Of tie arm.
ierred to- forthwith TO produce and deliver the sane
to such Sheriff, Sergesn,s and II any person having
such arms In their possession shall fail to produce aid
deliver the zane within twenty dsys from the day Of
publication Of said notice. be fhall b. Liable to OF
ten dollars for every such nusk ra, SABRE or pair Of
pistols 10 DO recovered before Justice OF the peace
aud II the person thus In dsfsut without sufficient
cuse th.refr, be liable 70 military duty he shall be
for hwith drafted into the service for the war
Il shall be the duty Of sit Sterifs and Sergefns
whenever such arms are coeccd by them for h Ei,h =
tra1smlt the same to the Adjaint General at the a.
pense Of the Commonwealth. And any such Sher OF
Sergeant who shall fail refuse to perform any Of The
duties that may be required Of bin under this act shsl
DO liable to 6ue lot less than bundr,d uo'e
than Eve hundred dclar to be recovered againtt BIN
on the motion Of the Attorney for the Commonw AlIb
upon ten dsys notice before the clerk Of the county
corporation 10 which be may reside.
This act shall BE- in force from It's passage.
A COPY from the Rolls.
Teste. WIN. T. GORDON, Jr.,
March 1913! O. h. d. and X. Il
Papers in Lynehburg, Fredericksburg. PIT rtbug
Norfolk Dinsie, Stanton, l. Iiogton Winchester 40.
ington and Lewsburz, and the RockI CHAM Regirter
"a. O, salt rh- s,I.n qrn vilt ernv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

VTALUABLE REAL TATE IN SIDNEY, GROVE ssREIT
TO b SOL AUG ION THIS DAY, AT 8 C oCK. p NJ
The part eua Of the publ respectful " cal ed TO Dr.
Rodd VS. burbs dsnc aud vacant lots .idn'y
premls Ia, afternoon at O'Clock. For further
nh n eoDDIN 4 APPERsoE, Autt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
MARRIRD.

IaFsvssn county aeofh,, J,nuay 80 1852 By wn Wright
kQ. Mr. EDsoND Wiley RKYSoJDs DobBt ~ G.inn.u
ccuuty % sin NARY hAsIsA ADkA CohLf DbRHAh Htk
PA Trick, Of Newton County.
oAtsnhan, NddlrseI County, the Isddenee Of NE bid
f1ts.. The esth Of psau1y, By the W Joha 70 IL
Charles CITY C.u1ty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

DADWAYs READY RELIEF, for sale at MEADE
II BAKR Drug Store sO Main Street, corner above u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

oFFICE RICHMOND, YRrDIRlcIsBURG AND r. y, c.,
18th Ma Oh, lsfs !
OVAL citizen, re'idine Of line Of M lroad Il
IL II Pssspo gfSr sixty days BY settpg rheaie fro III
Pres deot Treasure Superintendent Of tbs GO fpany
nh 9-lW C. W. hAChUkt', Treasurer.
oS0 lbs. coon GLUE for ssls ty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
g-ATTENTION PARK r. BAT.

EBAS4 TERY-As,enble promptly al 10 oel'e =; on
Monday the lTh Old Market HA Ia order TO ma th 10 TIE
o, m II instr ct'n Zach will bring tn i'm cooked
Va ons Tor ous dly shawl flank large TIN AMI tn
pa caps lnket each will be Issued to the
None but q written permit will exempt rom this muster.
mA,7-i, CAPT PARKER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17

CORRECTION
In our report Of the prooecdn Of the House Of Rep
resentaves OF FRIDAY last the reference OF Gov Fo to
to bis colleague, Mr. Jores al unmarried mar was la
OPPORTUNITY applied to Mr. Boyce, Of South Caroline,
who has the good fortune TO BIS married. gentleman.
In the little friendly spariug between Gov Poote aud
NJ. Singleton of Mississippi, reported the Governor
nteip plating 10 response to Mr. Singstons allegation
ri his being Inconsistent in Avowng the opinion that
SS 900 were not too much for each member 10 receive
per aunum a. declaring at the came tine, bis wiling
nes to serve for hing that his fAvorite maxim ives
"ast Orsar, aut Mill" To this We reported Mr. Sit.
gieton as rsplyng, "the gentlemen is ofepor an Hh1
than aut Ca ar; but We omitted Gov Foote's repoose
that he took no offence at the pointed remark Of bis
friend from Mississippi since he had distinctly under TODD
Inn as speaking aaim7 rsvsrtHdt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-17
PIED rONT RAILROA0 OOMPANN.

P1EDwONT kILhOAO COMPANb.
) connect the Eorh Csrona ard the Richmond and Dsni
vile Railroads between Green boo, and Dacye B aaI
thirty grated 10 ty the Charter Of the Pednfni td
open books Of subscpo 10 the said Railroad ths
eitors see Of the Mehno and Danvie Railroad Comp
Saturday the 18Th March subserben VI pay Five Do
lars per snare, nj he TINE 81 sabscr bling -
LEWis T. HAkvIR,
A. Y Stokes, Ocnrb
fs2l-d THO " BRocKH1BR0U6H