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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

.oa,y frog, Cauowsy, SIX miles from Fort Henry He
reports that that paoO Is gArrsoDcd by 900 or 1000
Coufedsrates with several heavy gum.
TneNshole Of Gen. Smith command started across the
country for PsducAh this morning.
| NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
New York, Jan. "a.
The U. s gunboAt Iroquos at st. Thomas on
the 4,h inst, eoaiDg The steamer QAker City sailed
o. tbs 4:h inst.. on a cruise.
FINANCIAL PLANS THK GOVERNMENT.
The telegraph correspondent Of the Herald writing
under date OF the Esd, Gays;
The plan OF acon decided upon by the Secretary OF
the Treasury and the representatives from the Boards Of
Trade and INKS Of New York. Boston and Philadelphia
far contemplated the free receipt and payment CT
United States notes. is considered defeated by the
fSa Of the banks OF Boston and oft New York
banks 20 carry it out The Secretary therefore, feels
himself obliged by the necessities OF the public creditors
to in the plan for suiDg and funding Of add
tionAl hundred million of dollars in Uunited States
notes, and making them until funded legal tender
SEw ASSISTANT sTCRETARns CT WAR
TO-DAY the President sen; the names OF John Tucker 81
PHILADELPHIA and Peter H. Watson, OF this city assistant
secretaries Of The were IoTred TO the mill
tary COMMITTEES.
UPRISING or THE NEIIcAS PEOPLE,
The Mexican Minister, Senior Ertias Romro is quite
cheerful over the news received from he1cn The uprs
ing Of the Mexican people reps the Spanish French
and British invaders expected. Private adycas from
political quasrels and agreed to unite in this present cr
ss The opiuiou 10 expressed that form of Govern
mens will nov be Organized and will be supported by
the whole people, adversely bringing to the nation what
the people themselves when they we're at peace with all
| the world could not produce.
Nothing of Importance was done in Congress.
There was no news from ths various camps. Seve-
RAJ scoundres had been arrested for selling composition
and Favanic watches TO soldiers Several persons VINO
were endeavoriug cross the Potomac had been
! ed 10 Gen. HOopI'S Division
Forty one civil appointments we're confirmed by the
| Senate the 2S1
The Herald demands that vessels be sent to the
Mediterranean stop the of such pracsl cruisers
as the Sumter and Nashville This is contained in com.
upon the fact that the Sumter has recently capur
ed three American vessels burned one aud taken the
/ remaining two INFO the port Of Oadiz This done
oves tbs protest Of the u s. Consul the Spanish autho
rifles soSing her enter upon condition that her prs
oaers be delivered into the custody OF Spain. This
accordingly done. II reported that the U. s. Consul
would demand his passport.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
FROM ROANOKE ISLAND,

The steamer Curriiuck arrived here yesterday, from
Roanoke Island which place she left Friday last We
learn by her that reconnaissance sent towards Hat
teras neI which returned on Tnursday last Il report
ed that there we're 81 vessels inside the bar and that
on hat day the Fedsrals were busy sudcGVoriug 20
tighten the PaNnee the bar, TO get her into the
sound aud for this purpose they putting Der guns
and heavy articles board Of hghters She was bard
aud fast aground on the bar wnen the storm 10: in
xi:h such fury on that dSy, and the TCconnoiterng
steamer had to make her way back to the hArbor At
Roanoke Island, TO escape its vioence-NOrfoIk Day
Book Of 27h inst.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

RARE CHLSCE TcR Coon Fam We invite the at
entiou Of those DESTROYS OF making aprOfahle invest
ment AID securing a valuSb, farm, to the adver.
,sement in apother column OF Norment offering
for ale as executors of the late Joseph Norment the
estate in Hanover County, known "Plsin Dealing
This farm lies within mes Of the depot at Taylors.
Vile on the D. aud p Railroad and is ntertected by
the Central Railroad aud is Of Of the Old ct and
best in the country 1t is easy of 20 Richmond
md is 10 every way worthy the attention OF those who
Wi.h to purchase foe estate terms suitable 10 the
times.
The sale takes place on the 29,h instant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

sEcRIr SESsIoSs-Tbe House of Delegates as also the
Senate was in session Saturday last and yesser-
day. This being an unusual mode OF legislation, especially
in the House Of Delegates made sem inquiries With
view 70 ascertain the nature OF the public eIgeucies re-
curing the proceedings Of the latter body TO be kept
eoralily from the public eye As there is no mpro
priety in giving to readers the information we OBJ
tanned, We will merely state that, while the Military bills
sre passing through the sseut Stsges Of amendments
aud mod 6csons has BEEN deemed eIpedent TO con-
duct tbs proceedings in secret session to prevent erro
neous impressions being made on the pubic mind BY
the publication Of bills and reports which when mAured
for the vote Of the House Senate may be- and doubt
less viii be- altogether d trent from the same bills and
reports a. originally presented,
10 this connection deem II but an act OF justice to
Mai W. ThomSa OF Fairfax 10 state that the military
bill presented BY thA, gentleman in the Senate, few
DAYS since, forwarded TO him by distinguished off
GER 10 active service, with reques. TO bring 1t before
that body The authorship Of tire bill has been erro-
neously sscfibcd to N ,jpr Thomas who has bad no
other connection with it than that above stated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

Tar HIGH BRIDsE--A bill has passed both Houses Of
the General Assembly authorizing change on the line
Of the south side railroad so ~ to avoid the High
B-idee" near Farmvl, tho altitude OF which has de-
TERED msny persons from rlv og the road Timd
passengers Who have passed this lofty bridge in
train of oars have Involuntary closed their eyes, and
committed themselves 10 the OF Providence. The
railroad company will promote their interests, and re-
eye the travelling community, by proceeding forthwith
10 make the contemplated change in the line Of the
road
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

SHoorrSa AFFAIR A man named John Green was
before the Mayor yesterday, charged with shooting an
other, named VIM. Jnkins. The cIamin alton was post
poned until TO morrow. We did not learn any Of the
circumstances of the sar The parties both tol.
dier, Jukins' left thigh broken by the shot, and
be uas conveyed to the Louisiana Hospital, where he
nov lies u dsr treatment, with no prospect Of getting
ont under four weeks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

BReudaT TO TAw.-John Curry, charged with fght-
ing, sai John Finn charged with firing pop crackers in
the Second Market last Christmas brought before
the Mayor yesterday, 70 Finn stated that he
had TO 20 Hanover Court House TO appear against
osa,snlHn who bad stolen sheep, and at his instance
the examination was postponed until Thursday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

As ISvETER4Tr ROOrE A negro boy named 10, was
convicted before the Mayor yesterday, Of petty larceny
at the Carlton House Saturday night and vas sent down
to be o9g,d Tnis rascal il corrected, average,
about once week for ,rceny aud has received several
hundred l,shes within the past sI months. The eomnu
nifty ahond be rid of such a pest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
0ITY ITEkS.

ExPLosIos AT TIE GOVERNMENT LABoRAroRT.-fes-
terday, about IL o'clock, NJ al explosion occurred d
the Confederate laboratory on Byrd Island, which oc-
casoned great excitement for the while ia the vicinity
The particulars far as could ascertain them are as
follows Right persons worthy youths, were employed
10 of the liver story oi the building, nearest
the Petersburg railroad bridge In filling fuses Tor shells
Ths department in which they we're thus engaged
STYLED the "Sca coast Ammunition Room" The frss
are mads of stiff pspsr ard filed with explosive CON-
position driven intI the paper cases by meats Oh mai
let and punch One Of the employees. named Peter
Dranders vas occupied In filing fus', when the COM
postop EXPLODED and communicated fire to two or three
hundred finished fuses by, producing an exp oson
which seriously Injured several OF the operatives whose
names are John Fitzpatrick. Charles Slope, John hr
man Robert Robertson and Michael Bryan. Three 9th.
ar nersor pressnt Peter Praaders Robert Coleman and
William K Smith escaped with but comparatively slight
injuries As soon as the explosion occurred the opera
yes rushed out Of the bIldDg, several OF them With
their clothes ARE Oae or rai into the river anc
x inguished the fire. others into the vacant space
north of the building, where persons went TO their re-
lief and stripped them OF their burning garments Two
or hree whose names could not learn, were 80 dis
figured and burnt b. the explosion to be ulrecogni
zae at the time and il ia believed that at least one Of
the number have lost bis eyesght, but We iound
impossible to ascertain the fscts the sufferers were
Immediately conveyed home, or elsewhere.
The report Of the explosion alarmed the women and
sirls-severAl hundrei in number-empoyed In the ao
Joining bulldog in making cartridges, and they h'd
from the premises in Will dsmay aud confusion. II is
fortunate iadeed that none of them crippled by
the suddea exodus. The building In which the Gxplo-
SION occurred but eighty damaged few panes OF
glass brlken being the extent Of the Injury.
The bells promptly sounded the alarm Of fire, and the
brigade arrived in good tine the locality, but fortu
nately their services we're not rtqlired.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

DrsSssED-JAmes Webster aud Benz. S'an made
their appearance before the Mayor yesterday to answer
the charge of threatening assault Mary H. Lingdor.
hut a. the complainant failed to appear, aud informed
s tfcer who SUNNI onei her that che would come when
/, was convenient, the Mayor dismissed tho case.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

We call attention to the change the sch duls Of the
Richmond and York River Railroad to be found In an
other column Of tails paper BY which is will be seen that
passengers go through to Yorktown aud return the
same Day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

- FOR CONGRESS.-Itis presumed
0 there will he no oonyenti1n 10 nopnl ute candidate
III the Congress Of the States
and Who representative will be- mist be decided BY the
he vote 8 Of this the Third Dct h4 Hon ALEX tHDES B.
H1LL.DAY HenreO the distinguished President Of the Board
Of Pdbc Works emlnenily qualified By his Abiiei and
experience In the old congress- orepresen the District
represented by te lar ented Tyler Mr. holiday will
on the day Of election the cordial support Of
uasNsi. MANY VOTERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GRESSIONALEL ECT
NS county being tn nsl TO nom nits without any
whatever with the late Amtn cd and successful cAnd
date Cong essona Dste nov ems b. just TO The
popular dA shown BY the election retuTns 10
GENT In deserving the con
ddsnce peopen these event al lines therefore, take
present. vi hout conference, the name OF The
Hon WM H. MAopkgLANOo epressnt this District 10 the
Confederate and he will be supported BY BIZ uu
merrrIf iendI 10 NEW AENT COUNTY.
HapQf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

HEADQUARTERS Army OF TIN POTOMAC, /
kLElsaAI JuscsIoH. jane Roth, lSO.
Genera orders
Mo- 81. -. -
On and Ghsr he 8oth Instant person Whatsoever WV q
without passport except nom he War Department. WI Be par
ttsd 10 sntss he Ines occaped by the Army Of The PstonAc
intention thence th0oansr Into the United ssAse
b order Of Bra Cen DAlulIeAln,
THOMAS JORDAN,
,sR 4 A. ldlI esusfL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
rae CAPTURE OF THE CONFEDERATE sOHooN
Err WILDER.

MoDLE, Jan. l6.The Tribune states that there have
been nine federal bodies picked up the beach, killed
By our men In the taking Of the schooner Wilder and
presse. the opinion that at least thirty Of the enemy
x.re killed on that occasion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
FLEET OFF sAvANNAH-TaE LOSS OF TIL
CALHOUN

AUGUSTA, Jan. 27.-The Savannah Morning NsSs, CT
this morning Gays that lS federal vessels of which
number we're steamers were reported to be of skidda
way Island on yesterday. Fifteen were also seen from
Fort Pulaski, bound northWard.
The Confederate steamer Savannah went dowv to
eonnore Walls Cut aud fouOd the enemy trying to re-
move the distractions placed in that locality. Tho Con.
ederates discharged uske;s at the Yankees who quick
asd leaving their provisions bedding blankets &C. &C.
Toe printing office Of the Southern Republican At
Amsricus, Ga. has been destroyed BY fire.
The New Orleans Crescent SAYS that the steamer Ca
houu entered Louisiana port on Thursday night when
she accidentally burst boiler and became unmAnageAble
The Captain, fearing capture, burnt the vessel The
cargo was very valuable.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

SALE or PROPERTY ON SEC rIONs le AND
u II, or Coying ton and O 10 Railroad, I'm the
County OF ALI ghapy, about I've Miles above
PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR CASH on THURaDLY, he s0th nsi
At SECTIONS SIXTEEN AsD ervINTEES Of the oovipgt,a
and Ohio rosd the fJouipg proper y, conveyed TO
By HNRT CrPP. toy: Ore aiy new ENGiHr-cost vhsn
ne tie stock Of sHoyELs HCks about fhIntI
RAiLRo AD CABS -Four SMITH fooIs Thirty CARTE
HARSEs. hAcHIsEkY, RAILROAD TOOLS, Hou ehold and
Kkeh FURSIrUsE between 0oe and 1000 bs o. IRON
Two ard Three Tn unds Of STEEL, so HALL
OF CONTRACT aid Sections which Sections neluds shAa
known the Hgh Bridge or Eg NJ
lala-c5.s n0sRk LAhIUA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
JAMES j. WINGFIKLn.
b. W. Torn.

Mr. John A. AcNian, employed in Captain Whit6tlds
department testified the circumstances which led to
the arrest Of the accuse showing that he had delivered
The contract az above.
kr Totty testified that tie signature, purporting to be
his was rot written by him for him, with his know
ledge and eolsent-n other words, that il was forgery
M Hutchinson, at Mayo's warehouse, and Mr.. N. L.
Satol test. ID 10 the good character heretofore borne
by McEenua The Mayor announced that be would re-
n and him for examination, whsreupon John S. Caskie
Esq counsel for the prisoner made au earnest appea
ton for bail which the Mayor kindly, but firmly refused
on the ground that not in biz province to bail per-
sons charged with ielO1y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
TBLEgRLPRIO.
YANKEE GUN BOATS IN THE TENNESSEE RI
vER-THE ENEMY THREATENING IN FORCE
TIE FIGHT AT S0NER5ET

luz hiOht Al COAEhobA.
NASHVILLE Jan. 20.-The For. Henry correspondent
Of Ihe Union and Aueric.n says r.: federal guleoats
e,me up to that post OF The 22ld inst ard fred
four shos from behind Point Island oae OF ths s1tt
passed through III, obimneys Of the sscsser Lun Boy6
which lying at the Fort fell in front Of her bow,
and eight inch mortar shell bu,s. and foil the
fort Nobody was hurt"
The pcksts which returned on the night Of the 22Gd
Inst, report the. the enemy encanpsd Galway,
ls mile, below the fort and the opposite side Of the
river Tao force Is vsrcusy estimated from I've to ,ven-
g Eve thousand Ii is thought they erecting Ortif
cation, there. Isis very well understood that this i, the
f,rce that was at Murray.
sraggers from Fishing Creek bring very conlr dcto-
ry reports, but generally that the enemy !ost
than the Oonfederates in that engagement. The
10 on our side s not stated reports Of from
two to three hundred, continue to be sustained.
Gen. licoGers horse and servant reached here this
afternoon.
special di,pIch from Knoxville states that Col. Rut
lidge and all Of his command are safe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

OFFICE CITY GAS WORKS,
KCuE0ND, Jan SSH, 1851.
MOTTO lcwlng 10 ssearey ofGa' and the VAT q ma
~ sa % Reto The wil be turned ca is ,elcek
ne orul ald a. half Paat% O'Clock In The evening
for, ~, d.t- JOHN }. Fay,
IXqs-at Supsrlaitndent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TINHE Of JOHNSON PUGH, In day d-,iVsd ,,
The Jocks are il he hands Of wui Puh for settlement,
win csc &c Hsne Of the so-ss5 In clio, only,
PsroS. indesed pay as promptly 4, possible and those
demands against the concern will present them to him for
''''''~'1" Tics uNsLEY JoHssoS,
jal-c4u wA. T. PuGH
The ,ubscber trs7sa-. Com ision Business.
ing lie returns his most grateful thanh 70
the Of the lac concern ieE er nnet. p. ro1.se AID
"-' NAY Os @'''''1 - raos rIssLEY JoHssos.
CARD
and an ONCE oa hoekoe SIP peIt dsor b the ruranc.
70 Tbaees Exchange Aysiag hsef the pr,,sn
his thR-ks for h liberal patronage EXTENDED
20 the old coae rn and By ivItd
70 men, Iad receive liberal share Of patronage
Je-oI5 Wv PrGH
NOTIC8-Prom aud after this date, and I'M
~ I'll further notice, our safss Will be eHelu'
for pur,h,Ses during the past year VII
j j-i -'''--', 80 JotS 6osnos GOV
DIssoLUGoN o. cO.rARTsERsKIp The co P:Itas,.n.,
~ terso'o,e existing under the i,yle aud Arm Of PIYTos
AsnHER fhs day dissolved by nuEasl The
will be only BY either PArnrin settling the bus
'-''' - WV THoMA. @. prYros.
P.J. AR0HEk
Riehmc nd, January LIST, 1862.
The intends continuing the COMMISSION BUsINIe
and respectfully Soet' Of all ndI Of produce iron
the patrons Of the late concern vel as from the public seni
ally hops dVons his undivided attention 10 the rec Up
and produce eons!gned TO him. 10 merit continuance
the heretofore berAy bsstoved the late concern
P. J. AkoHrR
Echnond, January lTt, 1862
CLHr oEsIHKyILIE
December Tsd, 1851
take peAsure recommend nR late partner, Mr. p Az
oHER 70 All my friends snd late patrons, confident the,
selection As as The war; In nav
engaged since the beginning ceases shall resume the com
mission business my account - -
THos. q. PEYr0H.
h-i,r Ssh Va Pspt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
LUCrIUN SALES.
raIs DAY.
Tr eopnIv a APPrRsoH, AUorh

- - vuruw
MOSr SALthBLsn hAh snxsk s,i. ~
Va oity OF hithnoh". ou spe
Curry. between 0En ana iOth 81 eets. .ogetnex
With large stscs of h"chtu ~. ssI 81
<ine, Tools AMI Fixiures, Al ~ go ~ 49,
jer.-rhe eo-ysrll ef.h VI ;. oAhpHt.L W., -.
expire By nI,iisiiou sta In Conformity yin ON
Asreeneat, pros ed 10 sc on u. sday, we Zet
IL O'Clock, tie pre- uheI the factory sna our, 80
nos occupied b. -, To- Ell e shb Al We 1tA
hftrres nov 10 use ara eonP5 shs - p.s 60 ns,S
ard un behdins, 70 ~ ~ Zee VAN wing ~ ~ - 80
hres stories high .fJanirJ " % - n1 sheP' WIN -
hs fixtures complete, &C. 80
AIS ', -, -, .o,l a. .sa
TIE entlre iot OF maehinery ~ you sna u.o WI
IS horse power knra. ,sd boiler
do iron and .ooa I.ah..
splendid iron plane
2,uperior wood p..nes
3 Drill presses and driux
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

OHARGE OF FoRGEEr.-Luke AeKsDna appeared before
the Mayor yesterday to the charge Of forging
the name Of D. W. TOtty paper Of which the follow
ing Is a copy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
CoSFEDERArE STATES OF AMERICA, q. d. !
RICHMOND Va. Nov. 2lss 1861.

Luke Mex snnA promises to make for J. y. Whit
field, Captain and A. q H., any quantity Of grain
sacks he may require from ten TO fifty thousand
the cloth aud thread to be furnished By said ]
F. WHITFIELD The sacks TO be, say yard in lergth
less the hem bag be returned for each two yards
cloth received or in other words every 10000 yards Of
cloth to make 900 bags to be furnished at the rate Of
not less than se thsuslnd per week Tho bags to be
strong and well made at three cents per bag. Settle
meut 10 be made whenever 10 900 completed and de-
hVered Luxe hcAKNSA.
guarantee that Luke hCHennA will fulfill the above
eostrAct and viii be responsible for the sane.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

TV,o the Conmsnalns Of Military Encampmen Of virginia n
the Confederate States service The Secretary Of The
mnonWealh required 10 furnish Poll Rocks aud Forms fcr
the vote % be Raifyng Recag the Consultation
yrtnA Om;es Of encsmpnsns will pleSse make requsot
for toes. Books FormI stating the number OF vot likely e
be poed At each post once waieh they should be d.
reeted
Address VIM. J. Richie, Public Printer. .
GEORGE ". MUNfoRD,
isa3-c4s Secretary ofthe Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

The sale taEca place on the 29ih instant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

~ H. DIBRELI,
COMmJSsION MERCHANT,
sHooKoE Slip, RICHMOND, VA.
nFFEas his services the public, for the sale OF Leaf snr
" HLnuiac artd Tobacco, Whe,t Cora AID Dsor IG6-ln
DIsoLUTIoS-T eo.pNrtnesshp Of WATKINS IIcKLIi
expire. this DAY By limitation Lher ofhe subs ribers ns
ue the name the Liquidation. Our booIs and account
will frnd In cce on the second hoor Ct our late oTt
house 9 Main street all persons Indebted will pleas
-A and make imue LATE payment, en- those having claim
against us will pressny them there for seLtmtut
J. r. WATKINS.
Jas. b. PICRLES
Richmond Tsupary Isl 1852. NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

COMPLEMENTARY NOTICE.
WIZ this day associated with Mr.. Peter eplmsn
w partner busn The STYLE OF the hrI1 ffoa
this day, will be Beers, PoindeIter 90.
All Indebted the old frm Will please call and et
BEERS 4 PoISDTNTER
Richmond, Jan. !, lS62. ji+-stavIT
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WANTED COuMIsSION.
INCUR Vus red d5g MI be pat cssh Eoney invested
any macy drsfev) sure The Fts sr second Hes
ten uy Ia an Artillery OGVAy Company la for hs War o.
eiy hundred tscure In company, commissions Tor 10
advert e $40 fi' Is nd. .
Bcraos ezeh5g and comu1!satOb' considered eonhden
ia address BOA olo,
los - Richmond, P. o.
TRANSFERS AND LABOHERs.
VETAGTE0 10 lire aGg, number Of TsamIters ard LAtorer
w for PenuEuiar Twenty d lars per roru
sud Pin Dolau mOath i>r Lsbore Sd D.
paid, comfortable crars, and medical aaendenr
ires-sud ca .uptoa from militia jet
Call o5e Of u DAylI TAnkhn street near wal
B. BLo0MTIILD,
h9S-n o. Ma, Genernlof TIE Army Of the PennsalAr
NOTICE.
YYAvTNf Disposed Of the nh,ary Over Goats privately our
II sale Of Uol advertised Tor weduesdsv reI IonPo
ed Goods tsye pl.ce g. advertised, on Thai''
dAy IN. 8rh inst, commencing at 10 o'clock
ia9I-tds hsNI PAlNtACO Aucu
NOR RwST, Brick House. Clay and sth streets
Il built for school House 6ut lst.y occupied
"a a bosptsI E5uulre Of KERSEY 4 DAVIS
have els ngb gis ~ by 81 and 26k BY - IN
ches Will n We Viii sell low
Ja24-lv nal.
SOAP MAX RRs.-2OOO lbs soda Ash, jus. receive, by
- Iaia DOVE Co, Druggists.
HOME MADE sTARCH-Nss sr.i.Is for sale BY
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NOTICE.

oYYIoE OF THE WEST POINT LAND co.
Went Point, Dec. 20 1851. {
UUAysG lated the Capital Stock Of this company With th'
AssesIor Of the tax, for the county Of King William
therefore the stockholders Of this company need not t the
stoek In III, company for taIauon. JOHN POLLARD,
de9i-cim Treasurer OF the Company
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

today from Calossy, SIX miles from Fort Henry. h
reports that that pAos Is gArrsoocd BY 900 or OOC
Coufedsrates, with several heavy gum.
Tnehole Of Gen. Smiths command started across the
country for PsducAh this morning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

III nns A L MOORE Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

CAIEo, Jan IS.
oAyl willard, Of he Chicago Light Artillery, arrived
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

NOrIC8-PrOm aud after this date, and
~ I'll further notice, our safes will be eIclu.
siVeiy for cash.
Those for purchases during the past year VII
ple settle their accounts possible.
JAl-dluAe4E JOHN ~ 0n7noS soN