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CIR Ttihu1tt.
MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1862.

ADJTTANT GENERAL THOMAS.
,>ur special dispatches from Washing
ion last night intimate that when Sccrc-
1sry Stanton goes into Office to-day, Adju-
:ant General Thomas goes out If this
prove true, let all rejoice
, 1862-01-20
The Rebel Flying Dutchulan

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The Commercial says
that private dispatches state that the pirate
Sumter has been sunk by :: Federal gun-boat
Oft CadiZ
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BALTIMORE, Jan. Intelligence was re-
ceived at Old Point this evening that heavy
cannenading was heard at Albermarlc Sound
at Q o'clock yesterday morning.
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81 To Consumptiyes.-The adyer

E 10 Consumptiyes--The adyer
tise- having been restored to health II few weeks by
very simple remedy after having suffered several
yeaH with severe lung affection and that dread dis
fellow sufferers he means - Of cure 70 al who desse
charge) with directions for preparing and using the
ss1ne, which they will trd sure cure for ConSarup
advertiser IN sending the prescription s to bent tie
acted and he hopes every sSffeze. may Try as
blsssins Parties M5alns the pEessEtptiea 2lea.o
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON, Wtuiams6nrgh.
Kings County, New York oEe+Esn
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Arrival OF Released Union Prisoners.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1s.-150 released Federal
prisoners arrived at Baltimore to-day from
Fortress Monroe.
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The Whole Fleet Safely In Pam1fco
Sound,

NEW York, Jan. 1a-The Baltimore 4,ncri-
can yesterday has dispatch from Fortress
Monroe, dated 18th. saying they have no In
tclligencc Of Burnside's expedition, except i
report brought by vessel last night that the
whole fleet had passed into Pa1nlico Sound
br HatteraS Inlet
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Bcrdan,s Sharpsho oters. - Sickness
and Decentralization anon. them
Shameful Treatment.

WAsH1SGros Jan. Is, 1862.
The condition Of two Of the regiments now
near Washington, Of the finest personnel, aud
fitted to render, under proper management,
immediate attention, if, indeed, it be not al
ready too late to remedy the neglect, to call it
by no worse name, they have experienced.
VIII it be believed that the two regiments Of
Berdans Sharpsho0tcrs, now near Washing
ton, are stu lying in camp unsuppllcd With
arms Such is the case. Worse than this, 1t
is doubtful if they can ever be brought to any
degree of efficiency, such havoc have id1cncss,
and sickness, and the decentralization conse-
Quent thercupon, made among the officers aud
men. The muster-rolls Of the two regiment con-
tain about 500 men. Of these, In the last three
weeks, 81 have died, and about 100 arc in the
regimental hospitals and on the sick list.
Hardly is the pretensc Of discipline preserved.
Officers and men have become disheartened,
and it is most likely that when the officers are
paid of, the present week, large numbers Of
them will desert, and this is openly canyasscd
in the camps. They pass ont Of the lines with
fnpunity, day and night, tue sentfnels never
calling for the exhibition Of a pass, except
some officer is near to insist upon it. Alb
sence from roll call and parade passes unno-
ticed. The forms Of drilling arc to some cx-
tent kept up, but there is no heart in it. Two
or three times week those who are not on
the sick List leave the camp in the morning for
march Of four or five miles, carrying their
rations along, and have q sort Of picnic. re-
turning in the afternoon to camp. The idle
ness and consequent lack Of spirit and conf
dencc doubtless increase the Inability to. and
| inyigoratc the rayagcs Of, disease. a few days
| ago Six companies Of the 1st regiment could
muster ut battalion drill only 18O men. A
| largc portion OF this regiment has now been
| lying in this condition fully six months. Both
| regiments were enlisted as rftcmen, and they
| claim the right to be armed accordingly
/ Where the responsibility for this state oi
! things rests, do not pretend to decide. !
believe, however, not with Col. Bcrdan or
with any officer Of the regiments. It is said
that there is some gentleman connected with
the Ordnance Buresu fold Ripley who does moi
believe in sharp's rifles, and such like new.
fnnglcd notions, but thinks the Springfield
musket the ne Plus ultra In the way of arms
| and insists that none others shall be furnished
them. But whoever may be responsible, tht
| fact is disgracefuI, that body Of picked men
every one OF whom is dend shot, and whost
services in an advance, or in an engagement
would be invaluable, should be allowed il
| idlcness, without arms or any incentive Il
soldicrly conduct, Il prey to diseases incident
toa large extent, to The condition Of enforced
idlcnces.
|A 4 Washington dispatch to the N. 7
| Tribune of Thursday states that the bankcr
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The affair on the Tennessee River
g Only this and moth faU more =

CAIRO, Jan. l6th.--Capt. Phelps, with gun
boat Caenstoga, made reconnaissance up Ten
nessee River to-day, and shelled point Just
below Fort Henry, where masked battery is
supposed to be, but did not succeed in draw
ing its fire. Nothing from below Of lmpor-
tapcc.
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~ L Washington dispatch to the N. 7.
7s1t''ae of Thursday states that the bankers
from the Eastern cities concluded IN arrange
ment with Secretary Chase to pay the Govern
uent the balance Of their loan, about twenty
millions, in the notes Of their banks instead Of
coin. The other objects Of their visit, and
particularly their plan Of national finance, ut
terry faiicd.
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lt0F. ST. Lonl3 Republican.
Ro1LA, Jan. Is, 1o62.-1he Smallpox ills
made It's appearance in some OF the camps
here. In the 25th Illinois nal told there are
now twenty-five persons down with this dis
easc, and number Of eases art reported in
the 18th Missouri, d4th and 36th Illinois, and
Col. Boyd's regiment
Yesterday the 5,;th Illinois, Col. Grcuscl.
look up the line Of march in the direction of
Springfield. This is one Of the finest rcgi-
ments III tho service, and tho order to strike
tents was received By the boys with loud
shouts Of joy. I understand other regiments
marched yesterday from the camps out Of
town, and TINT still others leave to-day No
thing could haye had more salutary effect OH
the health of the men than this forward move
ment. The complaining have suddenly be-
come we'll, and the sick conyalescent The
troops that have thus far left, and expect to
leave this morning, so fir us can learn, conf
prise Gen. Sigel's Division.
EVERYBODY here are in fine spirits, and feel
confident the day OF action, prompt and cf-
fectivc, has come, and that soon our State and
indeed all the border States, will bc rid Of IT,
bclliou.
1t Is pleasant to look upon the revived f;sees
Of oar Southwest friends, who now feel that
the day Of their redemption d1awcth nigh
Gen- Curtis is pushing forward every move
ment with the utmost energy, sccresy and
skin, thus inspiring additional confidence in
himself and III the success of our arms.
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4A1ASo-S AhoA@l-oA.
The Knoxville Rsgister of the 1st lust. cx-
was great blunder, and gives the following
reasons:
''In bricf, Brown1ow llts preached at every
church and scloolhou5e, made stump speech
cs at every cross road, knows every man, wo-
1nan and child, and their fathers and grand
fathers before them, in East Tennessee. As a
Methodist circuit preacher, Temperance ora
tor, and the editor ofa newspaper, he has been
equally successful in our division OF the
State.
Let linn but once reach the confines Of
Kentucky, with lis knowledge Of the geo9r:l-
phy and the population Of East Tennessee,
and our section will soon feel the effect Of his
hard blows. From among his own old partisan
and religious Stctarian Parasites, lie will find
men who will obey hin. with the fanatical
ahcrity Of those who followed Peter the Her
init III the first crusade. We repeat again, let
us not ulderratc Brownlow.''
RESIGNATION OF GEN. PILLOW.
The Columbus (ky.) correspondent Of the
Memphis Appeal, writing on the 3lst ult., an
nounccs the resignation Of Gen. Pillow, al
ready mentioned in our columns, and gives
the following account Of tho events that at
tcnd edit
This morning about one hundred Of his Off
GERS collected at the quarters Of Col Walker
and marched in body to pay their respects
10 nlm previous 10 Ills departure, and SUCH 4
scene had never witnessed until few hours
aftcrward. Col. Carroll spoke for the officers,
to tie effect that they, as body, had seen him
OF tile battlefield, and had come TO implora
lin, If lle could do So without sacrificing his
honor, to remain with tlcu1-that they wanted
no better leader. In tlnc, TINT they knew him
and could appreciate lis worth.
To this Gen. Pillow replied III 4 few words,
and Informed us Of his resolution; thnt the
step Ac had taken was no Iasty matter, but
done after mature dclberation, and that we
must part. During this scene there were but
few dry eyes iii the room, md ii. departed
from him afteran adectionatc but silent grasp
Of thu Land. Not L word was heard except a
few hearty regrets, as the hearts of those pre-
k.nt WIRE too full to express themselves other
than with burst OF tears.
This is no fiction, but stern aud stubborn
truth. Those generous hearts there present
we're kihdlcd with thu same emotion that fill
cd the breast Of their gallant chieftain. They
felt that their commander had been deeply
wrongcd, and that those less worthy had been
lonoTed with whit justly belonged to him,
and that no other course was left lin.
After leaving the rooms of Gen. Pillow we
fastened to our respective quarters, and soon
the six regiments composing his brigade wcrc
turned out and marched down to tic cars to
| take 4 Last farewell Of their beloved General
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Mem aDnertlsfn1rnts.

WANTED--Drug Clerks. One
W good PRESUMPTION Clerk. and three for the
| Johhing Trade J. g. REED s CO., Ia Lake street
jnJn1
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"ANTED-To Rent small fur
nl.hed Hotel, in GOOD location, In this city.
would enter in co-parrnershfp with one now open
where small amount Of capitsl and the services of
good business man would be required. Address
"HOTEI,7 Tribune Office. ia.l kIr3 It
, 1862-01-20

" ANTED-A Situation where I
W make myself generally useful Would
prefer situation as Assistant Book In Conn
mission House. or any Wholesale business Address
H. Box 2I5a Chicago. jaa0 0kA4tlt
, 1862-01-20

WANTED To exchange first
~ class lands in Iowa. Minnesota, Wisconsin and
GhampaIen County, Illinois. for stock Of Dry Goods
DofS. iar.1ElSi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

Yesterday afternoon, between 5 and 4 o'clock, the
body was removed from the Ballard House to Congress
Hall, in the CAPITOL escorted BY the Public Guard, Lieut.
Gay commanding, with the Armory Band aud civic
escort, consisting of the Governor, Lieut. Governor,
members Of Congress and members Of the joint commit
tee Of the legislature. guard Of honor detailed
from the military to guard the corpse during the night
Euogies Of the deceased will be pronounced in Con-
gress to day The funeral will take place tomorrow,
the arrangements for which will be completed upon the
adjournment of Congress- The remains will be buried
Hollywood Cemetery, near the tomb OF James Monroe,
IN accordance with the resolution adopted by the Gene
raj Assembly Mr.. Tyers family having assented to the
Eeputure at that place
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

TIE PowER oT SoSG A rather touching nciden
took place at the Richmond Varieties" on Friday nigh
ast, which is worthy Of being related as showing h
influence OF music the human soul Mm'lle Boisver
singing the touching song Of "Home, sweet home,
when the attention Of portion Of the audience was at
tracted by the frequent sobs Of Mississippi volunteer
as fine a specimen of manhood one would vIal
10 gsz, upon. The soldier thinking OF his homt
Iand loved ones thousand miles away, and became en-
.tirey oblvious of the hundreds gazing upon him.
the conclusion Of the song he vociferously called ou
encore offering 'e dollars IL the lady would sing
t again. The pretty cantatrice came forward anC
lslng in its place the Narcotics" with her usual fire
The Mississppian, with yell Of triumph, rails ID himself
TO his full height, exclaimng, 81 was child just now
Ibut now am a man-Hurrah for JEFF. Davis and the
Southern Conf dsracy!" That man had noble hear
under the rough exterior.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
0ITY ITEMS.

RKonPTs IN DEcExBER.-The following it a statemen
of the aggregate receipts of produe at Richmond durD
:le month Of December by canal and railroads, (eIcep
tx. & Y.R):
Apples, 65S bbl; "a hhds aud 80 $50 lbs bacon, So
769 lbs butter 1913 bus corn 1910 d., meal 40
bal cotton, 10 $40 bbs a)ur 24027 lbs dried fruit
1884 bales hay, oil tons pgiron ll6 cattle six calves
6S7 hogs 81 horses, so sheep, 1906 kegs nss 75
bus oats 2ls hhds stems SS7 hhds tGbicco 2519 pkg
mid do 1866 49l bus wheat $50 bbs whisky 1880 cord
wood, 1918 los WOOL 80 502 los lard, 764 pkes and 1863
lbs lsahsr go bus potatoes 81 pkgs eggs 43 pkgs
and skius 81 COS 10, taow 500 bus peas beans So
pkgs buckwheameal, 7I4 bus rye, 500 hus seeds. 40
bales domescs $500 los domestic soap. 1862 Ia cheese
40 bis lime, 70jhhds sugar los bbls moisses $50 bag
peanuts so bbs ro'in % lbs turpentne 27S bags rags
5S2 rms psper SO bales cotton waste, 81 do waste 81
bbl4 cranbCrre', AS empty bbls, 70O0t lumber So
bids broom-ccrn AZ 900 stayes "a sacks salt 235 bar
iron. etc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

4 The LATE Gro +. SADLrR.-In the Hastings Court
Saturday, the following preamble and resolutions wer
adopted.
Whereas, snce the lust monthly term Of this Court
has been the will of Divine Providence to remove rou
Our mids, late associate justice George 4 Sader
whose estmable qualities kindness of heat and useful
a citizen, bad eEdsared him TO all who knew him
sbe it thertfCre
Rssolped, That the members Of this Court deeply de
rlore their lose and tender tie all cited family of thu
deceased their heartfelt sympathy for the rreparahe
imity they have sus aimed.
Rssoiysd That the Clerk OF this Court transmit cop,
Of these proceedings 10 the family Of the deceased
inter the same OF record.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

hAroR's OOuRr On Saturday, John Hagan appear
to the charge of"extortion and una Wuly OBJ
taiuing money from James Evans, free negro" The
examination was continued TO IL o'clock on the l2s
IiIst, and the accused bliled in the sum of $500.
The charge agaiust Hag4n Of threatening TO assault
and u Edward A. Pollard disposed Of by requiring
the accused to give security to keep tho peace in
ssum Of 500.
James Burns, charged with unlawfully aud violently
assauling and beating Geo. W. Manning with a sung
Shot, was remanded for indictment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

CoScERr To'MGHT.-The concert which was postponed
last week. ION account Of the weather" will take place
to-nig at the Second Baptist Church. The attraction:
Of the highest Order ard the proceeds be
applied for the benefit Of the Kentucky volunteers We
Ehope that every ticket offered for sale will find pur
LchAser
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

{ PRoNorED Col Gillian having resigned the CON
mtud OF the 2ls Virginia regiment to resume hi, PFC
ssonal duties a. the Military Institute Lieut. Col JohI
J n. Patton has been promoted 10 the position.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

THos. DoDASEAD, ESQ has been elected Supe-inerd
ent o. the Virginia AID Tennessee railroad, I'll Il
vacancy occasioned by the res gnaon of Major E. H.
3iil. Mr. Dodsmead has had much experience in The
duties of Superintendent having filed position for
: number Of years on tie Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, aud allo on the Virginia Central
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
nsp q rNeNT ar JIisrICg

RIcHHoxp 24,h October 1851 !
IINaE following regulations under An act
vide mode Of Autheatesdng claim, for money AgAnr III
Confederate States otherwise provided for approved sO
Atenent Of the claim demand with TIE date Of aecruA
IN TO by the person having the claim demand yng
ine he be Ab5e from his residence In the service ofhe o.
prison, ne hard. Of the enemy and then By an agsn
then BY HI. oo@S,,se or iuaTilsn or some member
lis family: And the perst be dead then the affidavit may Bal
.mUv " "' " ~ -"' "
Al The yl, must state the citizenship Of the original ca
80, h a.. a. 'n.de snd ,hs .IIan oftSs nsIson
nsu, As agent, wife Ic II the original ei,@snt be dead
~ us, Mao STATE The nar, And c1sn.n on The nst
ons Interested In the claim or demand by descent or bu
ip Ti ~. ms,n,m h. mad. n.,,,. n.,,, J.s,.
,ommsoprr or CIek OF District court or before any
rfson author zed by any the Confederate
~ The oeer before .hOm the .adav, shall be made
administer To the witness witnesses support
and e. such other, a, may be prcpossd in brhs
S he an -, ,hs v,s or r,n,s 70 he srI,irp he an.s
nade thereto and have them signed by the witness malinv
f,bem
The officer shall certify that hg such an o,er as thest
equations uthorI 70 act the premises and that the
vt and were sworn 10 before him ard shall nrher
The eeGeste M opnon OF The jane., OF the claim or de
nani and he shall believe ITO be enas in whole or pal
sni Snv Ssi5ayt ar .iy,s ndnS 70 ,sos m anas'bss
~ H ny -, 49,, 1i :. a ~ " ,
vi Toe am he ara Sn,sr:a crete ssaL
ih hsS.ys sbo bs nIc,e.IIn, sb,Ii b.vs hssn SsJ
nsa ps ny ' senu anu go 70 - m unln,
,y dS As' tue VI VIZ ""'A 'nAn nave
-. M s. .o S SaioAi,s "a al, ,,.,. Il,
10 J91 tnoN =. w. yo nv ~ N Vy ~ o. s !; ~
ia V ~ ~ - 80 $50, -, 10y 80, - - 49,
anu ,ne sucI ne 80 NON ~ you
%, my nc "a % ~ y " 'ne
ate s.te, tns i'o uPsn uhch you oAe yot opnio,
~ N a.J "uo , ~ ~ 80. ~ =, ii , " WI
'si on ,hu , ei -. ~, 49,. - Al,
hSs h. or dad lse me per.on, 1ss, sy HsssI or a
nce the 9th May S6f yea state every fact and tcum
within YOU knowledge OF such unfendy character ant
Ihe date CIT occurrence
state Tally all that you know IN regafd 10 The origin and
amount OF the claim or demnn1 anu rey lnS ehdns 70
T. -, ness or business 10 uhtr orlh part ,.,,,
lnt uying against his Il he he dead shethrt no
related hin, BY blood marriage and whether noI
expect any eeneh ptm The 'uce OF the e'n or demand
vor,
- Nort,
drnee which may be pertinent which party may
.riAL
The feminine ponou1 the plural shall Of be subIu
, "''
hroS ID ct AIMS OF rHE LrE pRracr ITro.Stys MAR
The late hsT'hA OF he United sales having calm, Tor
NE oensI s pc -, e I1Ie. 's u'es Is m g we %
ihe uniet hes Tor obhnng hr PAY IN 81 c"es hnnp
ssbat S@oInt NV ~ ~
snch MarshA will also certify 10 this Department amount
10 any AaIt for taxing the Census as provided by the
ine Gns s snd en- s-,'., u % ,
anv ns and whether ,Ss ,sms or In mi
XII e h ~ n 'a NJ" '' '1"s
TIA certificate Of the amount due TO any Marshal or
MARSHAL given by the Government Of the United States must
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
The very Latest Northern and European
intelligence
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
TERMS:


W "
sh months "
i One Month U.
f"hhhLi, One
The DAY BOOK has become Newspaper OF the South
latest Northern and European News Ia Its eel
tvo and three days 10 advance Of all other papeI
2the Oobfederacy.
We submit the following from what say
tof US
ESQ, who has lately Europe with
important dispatches 10 the Confederate Government
4in recent letter.
while In London and Pail several quotations from the
Noob Day Book and since return have also motto d
tracts from sprlghy urnA In the Newspapers Of New
Work, Cha estOn, and other cities"
The SAT- ~ (Va) ChristidR Sun says:
The Norfolk Day Book which Is fast gaining popu flty
throughout souihern oonedeacy greatly enlarged
land improved Northern foresn advance
VI Of other exchanges and Is therefore, perused with
aAYidity "
The w nliR9tORIN o. Daily J tJn0I says:
1.-THE o Day Book has become the valuable exchan
paper eye the latest from the Rump
iGSvernment veil Fore'gn News"
The Fredericksburg Va } Herald says:
The ROJk Day book contains the latest from the
North, aId Is edIos always OF Interesting cha Aole
Subscribers the Day Box may rely upon having their pAps
ent promptly bymal
Afdre s. toiA amount cJ sIJ5erip ION enclosed.
JOHN HATHAWAY,
iAlS-it htitOr and PTOpJt tor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
NNIOsT VALUABLE REAL ksTAI AZ IN Z
wi City Of Richmond. on tho North NId.

1NTOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIL
- WI City OF Richmond. on tLc North side q
HCnry, between 0th and i0th streets, togeIhe
siWIth n large Stocx Of Machinery steam I'm
lgtne, Tools ana fixtures, alt in complete or
fder The coPartLer,h Of }. W. CALDWELL 90, hAV n
eKpi BY limitation shs In conformity with articles
proceed TO sell on Tuesday, 2Sth instant
i o'clock, tie nlsej the factory other buiidn
occupied by ell with all the too, machinery
10 and comprising tie large three story brio
tnd tin building 90 by 10 iee with wing 10 by 20 feet, bolt
three stories high; foundry 20 by 40 BackSmihs Shop with
:athe fixtures con plete &C.
T. entire lot OF machinery for wood and Iron work. In
fplete working order. sting in part OF asupeor
NJ Is horse power Engine aud boiler
~ superior iron side Lathes
III 3 do iron and wood Lathes
~ splendid iron plane
~ 2supeior wood planes
III Drill Presses and drills
"a large Bolt machine
IN pc Iron shears
III circular and frames
/! 2Rohng Machines
"a Tenant and Mortcng ditto
q Portable Forge; Cranes
~ Blowing Fan.
cBenches and Vices socis and dies, rindones Skating
Pues Baeksnls ToolI Pig and bar op seasoned OAK ss
land other timber Corn Shelters Wood Fasks, horse Power
witnessing Machines Buck keapers Wheat Fans Pos &c
&embrae e. altogether the most desirable machinery
Fixtures and materials TO be oun for 10 the southern Cor
tdederacy. The whole - be closed without
TERMsTor the machinery aad all personal property cash.
funds For the real estate third balance In
year, interest added nesured by deed the N
N wv. CALDWELL co.
n foregoing Real Estate negotiated privately
Ehe day Of sale but all the machinery and fixtures will
sold auction 10 TIE highest bidder he day advertised
IN jlS-tds G0pDIS APPEss n, Aues
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
py JAs.u TAYLOR 4 SON. Lucra
1--WE VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS, on

Il Broad and Foushee streets, AT ucuon' W.
ary neneing clock, p NJ Eve very desirable FAM
resi- enees on Broad AMI Foushee sireets.
three Of the above teatmen br nd the Other fran
'front.' on street. 90 feet each and runeieg back e feet
an alley oecdped Peuvey by me'srs tragg Ruth
and :okn The contain alb Ut six EACH u Itch
ems and sill sary buldi together sh hydTahts
each yard property 10 coed pals, and eJmmandn
j good reals
Also two tenements Foushee street Immediately Ia
EAR street Baptist Church. occupied by good tenants
fair re ats The lots Of the usuatEs
abs property adapted fI 6usntsi ttsnds OF gWeng, ant
Is vo my OF tn desiring 70 invest Ia real safe
fourth cash; balance IL nd l. months, for
notes. with tere added and In each case secured b,
trust deed -.
y i.lsrtds JAR NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON