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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
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LATEST FROM SAVANNAH.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 1.-THE Savannah R,publiean of
this morning, say, that tie Ida while going to
Fort Pua Xxi on Friday fred on by Yankee barges
Ga sahdy forenoon, the lg steamersavannAh went to
the aid of the Ida and wes fred upon. Commodore
Tatnall replied.
The Ida arrived safely on yesterday at Savannah.
Twenty-Five Federal vessels are at Warsaw. Two
armed Transports with troops arrived there on Friday
On Friday last four coasters loaded with RIO, were
attacked in Burs Ba, and burnt or sunk by th Federal
launches. The Crews escaped.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

CRY CouNcIL "A called meeting OF the Council was
bald yesterday afternoon-nine members present.
The President, stated that the meeting had been called
at the instance OF the Chairman oil the Finance Commit
tee.
Mr. Gratan then Submitted resolution passed at the
lsst meeting of the Council relative TO the assessment of
prcpsry prescribe that the penalty for failing
to furnish the assessor with lis. Of taxable property
s. al be ten dollars.
Mr. Stokes presented petition signed by suudry citi
z,rs, asking that the pay OF the night watch be in
creased Referred 10 the Committee of Police.
0n motion Of Mr.. Gratan the ordinances in relation
10 the markets. and for weighing long forage, etc, were
refe red to committee OF three, with authority 10 re-
port thereon by ordnance or otherwise Committee
Measrs Grattan, Stokes and Glszsbrook.
Ga the further motion CT Mr.. Gratan the Collector o.
City Taxes was allowed until the fret day Of April to
complete his collections Of taxes Of the city.
On motion, the Coulcil adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
ATTENTION.

AM authorized By the Governor OF Virginia, raise Bsa
Ion cor paues al least such companies numbering
aIt ms ea be mustered into The serycs Of the
Confederate Sta es for two years, needed snlorg
This Battalion local defence and special services In the city
o, not be ordered from the ciy OF Rich
nopJ ThI, service needed Il would be accepted Thu.
An oppo taEty those the aims OF whose families
and ots would render extremely neonyenent
TO be from sshmond to serve their country With
ont brnv ubeeted 10 this inconyntnce That they will b.
called into service capacity and that toon,
doubts.
Irrsors daou /, enlist do by calling ofce for
the n, e,eut No BeviR 4 lock, 2 street
ugl,s this Battalion be raised organised 81 once, the
Itanty Of secng the advantage above mentioned may be
lolt
will also In the hands Of the oncers Of the 18th
Regimtn which they sign without e.mlug 70 my Office
s' TH0s. J. EysNS,
,.is ~ Col 18th Regi~eui.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
OITY ITEkS.

MILITARY AcrrvIrY-The people have evidently been
aroused into action by the late reverses to the Con-
5erste arms and on all sides we hear Of the projection
and formation of companies, battalions and regiments
10, the war. We hope there will be as little "sa
big" as possible on the part OF the authorities,
that every encouragement will be given to those VINO
Are x,rng themselves to contribute to VrgnAs quota
Of the Confeds rate army.
In this city, at least or twelve companies are D.
ing formed-sone for "home defence, the others Ior
the war" Wh,-eer 1t may lead them COL DAVioSon'
late aid TO the Governor has raised an artillery con-
PAW, and secured al effective battery. Col Marina
d k johnson, another aid, ID engaged IN forming
COMPANY for the war We stated yesterday tnat Ospt
George H. Tompkins proposes TO raise company OF
..Rluean Colonel J. Evans calls for volunteers 10
form A battalion for home dsfense. 1t has been sug
pested that this call should apply exclusively 70 married
men, with families dependent upon them Tor support
There ia obvious propriey in this SUGGESTION anu IL
should be acted upon far practicable II the Dat
t,lion should be composed Of single men, the liability
70 drat Of those who are unmarried would, OF course,
be sed thereby exposing women and children W
privaons which nigh be avoid d.
Major Ctruchfeld, graduate OF the virginia nlh,Ar'
Institute is also forming artillery company, the bat
arv for which is already secured L. is said that the Be-
oretary of War will receive or equip any more art-
nv companies for the present. after those no" forming
Toe Governor is urging his scheme of organizing and
drilling the entire PopulAuOn OF tue cluSb anu loWns
subject to militia duty If the Legislature fails re-
spoud to bis proposition, the Governor can we believe
accomplish his object so far Richmond "a concerned
by co operating with the local authorities and relying
upon the effect OF simple appeal 10 the ctz ms There
il universal willingness to practice in the school Of
the soldier every afternoon, If necessary and all that
Is wanted to bring out the people is some well devised
acd acceptable scheme. II citizens who have youn.
sesed ro auhoriz and requested form companies
Of fifty each for the purpose Of drilling, and
assured that they would 10: be summariy "mustcie ed
into servce' without their consent, convinced
that very few would fail to enrol for the purpose ndica-
ted. OF course they could not expect TO be exempt
from dra The "Home Guard" of Citizsns the age
of forty se years should be recognized and held in
readiness to perform patrol duty 10 the city There is
no necessity in opinion for requiring all Of this class
Of citizens 10 drill.
Lieut. G. G otey who was chief Of ordnance to the
army OF the p, nasula during it's recent campaign is
also raising company. Mr. 0ey is thoroughly quail
fed by early military training and eIperisuce, having
been connected With the military Of Richmond before
he itel and assigned to important duty with the
meucement of ths war. He proposes to recruit light
battery. See ADVERTISEMENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

HUsrNGs CouRr-JHdgs Lyons prssiding.-The month
" term Of this Court commenced yesterday In addi
ton TO the usual amount OF Court business the follow
ing criminal cases occupied the attention of the Court
Harvey WASH ind cted for passing counterfeit coip-
The trial Of this postponed until the next term
and he accused bSied in the sum of 50 OOO-John P.
Slt do surety.
Ia the matter Of the writ OF hdbeds corpus awarded
on the petition OF Edward S. Gentry, further proceed
ngs postponed until the next term. Geltry was
baied in 5000.
Geo. W. Smith, foreman, Thomas Boudar and others
were grand jury OF inquest and having received
{ cir charge withd eW Alter tone time they returned
into Court and presented
Richard L BohAnnoa, for stealing $50 from Edward
Norvell on 25.h January.
VIM Clark, for stealing bag Of pepper Of the value
Of 500 from Bernard Gotteib the Fad Of Dece nbtr
John Dawson, for sealing watch valued at s75 and
chain valued $l5 from Thomas SraWn, on the 9th Of
January.
Peter Disney, for stealing pistol valued at SIS, from
james Cooper, on lOsh Of Ja9ufry.
JAMES N. Emore aud Tsz,W,l torr, for stealing gold
vach chain valued $50 and $50 in bank notes from
Wm B Lane, on 10th Noyember
Charles Grh, for stealing two coats valued at $50
from Frank Dickman on 10th January.
Joseph O. Henry, for ieloniouy and malicousy stat
bing Pryor, = slavP, on 18Th January.
William n Nj Ter, for felonously obtaining $40 in
,ney under false pretences from King and Lambeth,
o the h November.
Lake heKenns for forging the names Of Jas. J.
Wingfed and B. W. TOtty surees for the fualmsnt
OF a certain contract
Jacob Sch Il fer felOniousy entering in the night time,
the store o. John McDonough and stealing clothing etc
valued at SlS.
Andrew Sullivan, for feoniousiy anL malicicusy
shooting John Smith with intent to kill a. the house Of
Maurice Dennis, on 5.h January.
John T. Smith, Tor ieoniously assaulring Fred. J.
Ca drer and stealing pistol valued at $50 etc. on the
7th Of February.
James Slater, for the felonious homicide Of William
Clark, on the 50 December.
Joseph Wagner for itloniousy and malciousy shoot.
ing Norman Green, on the goth January
4 zlbeth Woodcock for felOnously receiving three
rugs etc, stolen from Richardson Co, on llth De-
cenoer.
John Wathall for the felon;ous homicide OF William
Hamilton the Confederate prison, on 70 ID August
Bertrand Jury adjourned until Monday next The
Ccu.t sdourned until this forenoon a. IL o'clock.
.. a.. C,lIo q n rien
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

TIE GAMING CAsIs.-The Court Of Appeals rendered
decision, Saturday, sustaining he decision Of Mayor
Mayo in respect to the disposition of tbs money sez,d
by the Iolce in their recent descent upon gambling
houses The stakes thus raked in" without the turn
Of card, amount in the aggregate TO two or three
thousand dollars oneha Of which will be paid to
the Of the poor and the other half will he peck
eted by the officer OF officers who made the seizlre.
Under this decision, tho suit instituted against officer
Kelly by John A. Worsham will fall.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
LIGHT ARTILLERY.

yHE present con OF Country TO as TO re l,u
oure the services OF all Who capable Of bearing Vt
ans And In s aAl leave h'me Wehaye .reore, JkS
obtansd from seereiary Of War, authority TO raise 1
Company Of Lt A1isry and call upon our fellow issos %
come f,rsArd And aid us IN re tug hup
We want n possible TO rails, Company suhcieni to man
Battery Of I Gun' and think this en- epre en.rs nae oppor
a d. af Ia the mit - 80.
rey uniform Of the CIenshAW wcolen Company Goods will be
pshed ee the Bounty Cf Fy paid TO each ma
Shsn III. Company IL u tered In.
Rsndeyous the Warehouse TIE BAn Bank next door 10
CrsnshAv Cos where Of tie unde signed ways be
fund and teruiis maintained es Of al expense
expeu,s the city
iii he nsId WILLIAM q. CRENsHAW,
JAMEi ElLcT,
CTARTEJ L. h0BsON,
,.sdf ANDREW h JOHNSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

THE VorE OF HAS.vER -Tle vote for member Of Con-
e. las. week, In this county, except at Negro Foot
recirc!, resulted; For Lyons 224, Macflrland 6S,
Young So Randolph 20. Saunders 4. Colonel Lyons
IN jority 10 the District Is at least 800
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

ARREST OF KhEBlL-Fri.1 Kiebel who, it Is be-
lieved fred the shot which killed Philip sauter, has
been arrested in Yo-k couny. Officer Davis proceeded
thither, yesterday. to bring him back 20 this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
MO nv TO loan.

900 600 TO LOAN, In the counties Of Abemarle,
~OO,UUO FIuvAnnA. Buckingham or Nelson, to be Sc
cured on times mach the money For In
formAi'on apply A. this ONCE. feis-vav
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

Harry hAcARrHY.-This janus" commenced Ii
second engagement at Metropolitan Hal last night
SISTED by Miss Lotie Este. The people teem we'll
pleased with their efforts to amuse them The Hall will
he open again this svnirg at the usual hour
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
TO THE RESCUE
REoRUIrs WANTED FOR THE RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY
BLUES.
CANAL BNDGG CuRRrUcE Co., NC,
February Is. 1862

special order No.
UR 90 ILUT K g. SAM Az ofthe Richmond Blaes Is detail
u ed recruit hu that eoupAny He viii raise the
dag OF Capt who fell At The head Of hS eonPA
nv men 1, rally around He Will ap2eil 10 the honorary
members Of the corps assist him. sni appeal TO the gala and
brave do the the soldier Who fought and fe lead
tae odeat company Virginia, WIN han did their duty
Al Roanoke Fiat Leu Garter aud "a LeI Bigger are hope
TN alive prisoners desire lics becoming teir
gaApy 70 be them As recruits a-e raised
- ths Der ofG4 they repo 10 Col j. H.
kIehnrrson BENNY A. SIsR,
brig idier General.
in conformity With the above order recruiting once rpered
for this time hnored company at the Wise lesen N over
p H. Tayiors store Nsn street eh recruit entitled TO
bounty Of $50 We ning up the ranks rapidly Call
imIned Aiey for further Information. ~ 49,.
r. a skNXAY, ID Lieut.,
fsiT-st Z L. l. Blues Rec ultirg II nicer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

The increase duri the pas! twelve months may be
explained 10 part by the mortality among volunteers
and other strangers l. slso be remembered that
The population OF the city is rapidly increasing. We
have no report from Hollywood Cemetery, and have
never seen one.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

= EvERAL conmodous entire building, In the
- reg1horA cd Of The Mechanics InsHte fer
war Department
Persons hav ng pleaIs apply sdasy t,
f.is-4 J. P BENJAMIN, sec,'y Of War.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS.

IN IL undergnsd having secured splendid Battery AL,
Of neld pieces have authority TO rAire company vN
Of Light artillery be mustered 10 the provisional Ar. I4tst
nv Of Vi ginih, for ths War. H-al
tered Ia. -
As an opportunity Of enSng In this OF TIE service Will
he earsr frequent these wishing 10 jim
application ~ either at the ONCE OF the Old Do
uon Company under The tL Charles Hte or at
the TredesAr Works
sTAPLEToH oRUTcHPIHLD
WIN y. TANNER
f.is-u CHAs X WORKMAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
ATTENTION.
ICE.
LIGHT ARTILLERY oOMPAN

TVNHE undersigned having been authorized TO raises l,k
IL Company Of Ish Artillery, nov prepared 10 re wv
ceye $50 Volunteers for the War I4tt
He has Battery OF hus Guns esdy fer the neld 49,
Persons wthng enlist vii plese call upon the undelsgbed
Tho BrIndeF Bell Bigger At the Recruiting Rendezvous
on street. between Main and Gary next door Cravords
Saloon. -,
Ah,avy dram will be made Ia few days, 10 al up the CON
pane services and persons wishing to avoid IT, VIII do wen
70 ENROLL themselves si once. ,.,
Those hAyng substitutes oaer viii pese present them WIN
delay ,,.,.
bounty go will he paid each man, mustered n'0
service -, - , ,,nsou
fel4-1V GkEkNLhh pA'ipso''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
HEADQUARTERS. 44Ta REG VA. VOLS,
cLnn InuNanN L. R.h sl9

UyRTpY notify all the Attn Reg Va
Volunteers who Hbssnog hsmselveJ Aher their leave;
Of absence have eIp sho are absent IN aay oh,T esa
that u they do not Immediately return AID
report lei day they will b. advertised teserter and the u'u
reward be offered 10. their apprehension and delivery at
Re nsNre.t military post JAS L. hUBtRD
fsls-t Lieut. Col ]'tn nv - Nnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

Thirty-seven prisoners Of war, Lot included In the
above we're also buried during the last quarter The
aStcs for the four years ending $751; Jan, to which
period the reports made up as iolloSs:
White Colored.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
ATTENTION YoLuNTRERs.

- IN BoUNTY-wGnted to raise volunteer company for
D Artsry service. These wishing 10 Join thereby
soI the mt an receive bedes the % dlArs bounty
apply TO David walker shoekoe clip, 20 the
undersigned Johnson, Younger oteys, - Pearl Street
tsisEIs @. q OTEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
TIKNPHIES.

NHERE thOes pds u nusIes rides, pSols svords
and csrbne The properly the Coniede ate Stats having
cen captured the Cred ates which 10 the hands OF
Iens throughout the Conf deacy ard held By them ro
heJ III. need FOR these Of hsn
a sni new good and hGd broken and sound upon Us
Fur eve them yolu tesr Is kept Of the nsd
titk Ills NE with foN ng piece nint lock Money
,nnot py pAees they bought with BIZ cd and their
nsence from the fad will urey cost more blood.
Al hav ng hese pert, then are imporedto
usn them; ard 1agatts and police oac every where
queSted srpy ~ these having mel her honesy paul
them Immediately, W express, TO "ordr
Nee Manassas Juusou, where all charges on TEN vii be
all. r. ALEXANDER,
Oh Ord Army { Potomac.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

HoRruARY STATISTICS The following is q comparison
Of the irtsments at the Shockoe Hill Cemetery and al
cent burial ground during the quarter ending Slss ult
aod same time OF the three preceding years
White Colored
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
AUCTION SALES,
YUrURR DAYS.

RUrUHR DAYS.
By KNIT. PAINE 4 co, AUcrs
SPECIAL SALE OF STAPLE DRY GOODS.
BIZ CATALOGUE.
OnJhursday goth OF February,
CoMMRscING AT 10 O'CLOCK,
Warehouse sha s BY cAtalogse without rese,
"A thousand pieces wors.ed drs goods received and
nov In store, ttiDg Ct
lila n de LANES, black an A. ouel eolors
PLAID and printed DeLAne
CAshm .re Twllt black modes, and h!sh eoers
bano-ome wOrsted B-oeadts. tssortsd
JApipese N Iids Broesde, 0eLapei
bLgl.sh Ne incei. Black, Grown and Blue
Green, Purple, MAIooa and mode eolors
OnbIe sh .ded DeLalnes, BToea-e, Eohsirs
Striped hgurei DebBges
Am lilac Cloths black AlpGeeis
CeloIed B:oeade ditto
ALSO.
~ ps Splendid Paris Broea,elas
oithe very styles EpSrtet and other rich curtain goods
ALSO,
1900 Blue, Grey and Fancy Blankets
And h great variety Of Rch Fancy and Staple
goods received from large uihrn declining business
1he whole 10 be closed without reserve
fei7-td KNIT. PAINE 90 AucI's-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
90 n NJ Il UIAL.

q y II N 3 II y a d.
oEucr RICHMOND VINO, Feb. Il, 1859.
RECEIPTS OF FRIGHT.
BY Central Railroad FEB l5n 1904 bus wheat 2ihds TO-.
baeco pkgI eggs 500 lbs eAboage bxs shoes 8g bb ~,
2Ot9 lbs fowls 81 brs seed nails 1886 lbs lard $50 lbs
chess: 10 cattle ~ horses 10 bb w. Ju, boxes mdSe 60
bus rye ss bu, Dol wanu IL BIB apples 20 bars coffee,
~ bbI whisky II los appe 80 boxes alum Atsr ro cath
81 lbs tacw $50 lbs sosp 10 lbs pork 1860 bacon
l2i lbs tundries lTi6 lbs 81 el.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
a FOR SALE.

VHE undersigned will received consgnmen In few days
LOT Of Liverpool fins Salt which the inItrucs him 10
G. umers 20 TO t2s the after being the very bet
allied saeks which Is much below the mark price Persons
ming had better send their Orders
EIs9g PA WOODS, 18th and o'ry ITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
CRESCENT CITY ILk MANDATORY.
GgORGE II. vINT2E, Sole Agent.

ItEbIEII vi IIh IduVfhIVhI'
GEORGE II. vINT2H, Sole Agent.
10 los POYDRAs STREET, ................sEw oRLHlas
New. Ink - cts 2 D Red LAX, 30 cts to go ~
Bo l. Ink, Is DO co Ca m ne Ink, o. 80 y -
Card LEX. o. do do axe lax, rs chP os
Cop er Pl / Ink, 90 so 90 Purple lnk, rs os de
Au'osraph'c Iuk...6 do Brown Ink, tlc0P ID
~ The Au ogr ,plic Ink Is Green lnk, tL0 do
, irhcgrsphic Inf, vi lch can Ye low Ink tl.tO 10
Ut BE- pilot " pied erased Varrsh 10 cts y d
" any chemical process. Gid site....l 10
ue Ink 20 e's ~ $50 D. SotzI...o cts 70 100
These Inks OF ,GpeOr quality Manufactured 10 New Or
ans by practical chemist warranted equal the beat
orsrn Ike sud N general By the New Orleans
All orders addressed to GEO II. VIHrEN.
Type Foundry and Printers Warehouse,
No. los Poydrss street, New orlesns,
IN be promptly attended to. fei<-dAv2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
NALUARLE AND BEAUTIFUL FARM q

NALUAHLB AND BEAUIIFUL FAhW NF
500 Acres N the County OF Hanover. onhh
virginia Central Rsilr. al, Mt Hanover q. n.
Depot, is Mills from Richmond, For Sale At
Auction, Including Cops, stocks, DC. thereof.
A. request Of Joseph A. Milgh Id, snail , at public
au ton on premises TUESDAY the lst1 February ls62
AT IL clock If fair II the hrst fair day thereafter, the
beautiful FARM called PROS ECT hII ;" Which Mr.. Wins
field rsfdes containing about 500 plat and
which exhibited the hour Of sale The Farm sons the
lan-s sf Messrs T. Wiekhsm W o. Wlnion Chisholm,
Henry CLAY others About $50 open land whc
upon several beds II srl and 5J In hne orl
growth, from witch se quantity - ties and wood
may Of the sbeiand, which Is equal IL any In 4
neghborhood there 2 Of doe low grounds wi, drain
ed fertile adapted to the grosth Of The dveilb ba
addsn II and cosai above the basement rooms
The IScaon s proverbial its hslhness and beautiful
any Virginia. andng exten ej view OF the
rounding country and Of the Central abroad for about mills
to say more 10 respect TO this tstst. hut Is
peeuy suggested that spoed purchase wi eNann
se place, which will be shown them by Mr.. wiugheh.
AFTER the sale Of the land al the perhable property IN -
place vii be ID spg Of The crops q Corn Ray, Todd
ucks the stock Hores Mules Cat lie, Hogs ke aud III
PArnlu Impleu ents and Household Furniture
the land third cash balance At and tv
bends bearing interest secured by trust deed Fo
the liable estate ali under $50 cash, thai amount
r cree for endorsed negot able paper Tn
taxes on land for this to be paid BY the purchaser
fei-2lawtdS GOBLIN APPERsuk, Auets
PR-In consequence OF the ineenency OF the weather tn
sale is postponed to "Wednesday next, the 1871. a.
hou-.
fels-id t = A, Ancs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

interest payable In May and November, At New York.
All psrsons cautioned from buying uadpg for them ~
he will not be paid.
ja29-tf O. W. PURCELL o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
W. II. RICHARDSON. 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

To bAsh three othe whlg Dispatch
ard the In Lynchb Pc dsreksbug, Perrsbur
lol 5azv he au ol Lexington. waeh Abingdon Ant
LewAburg fel4 tSt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

DRINTRR,s INK.-sevs ami Book Ink In qua,uue'
IL 10 sul puruh sIsrs nlnufaetured aud for sails BY
fsli w. PETERSON co., 100 Main 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

lJILiTARY GAUN1 LSTTs-25 dosen superior
vi Back Gsunilets In store and for By BALDWIN Will
aug "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
@, =. ARMY REGULATIONS.

OY AUTHORITY ". R SooLPH. i2l Main Street, has
- published by authority Of the seeretary Of War; under the
rperyslon al Of the Adutant Gene ala Once hs
rst part (which al the matter 10 the Quarter MATTERS
and Medical Departments nclusye Of the O.
Army Regulations. Price o. 80 mail, post paid. Tbs whole
complete will be ready In February and Iold at the zane
-I.e hoppd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

YRS oIERRI PICTORIAL coughs cold, 90, Just re.
N sslVsdby = DUAL
fslS Corner Main and lgh street,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
tY aoDDIN 4 APPERsos, kuora.

nyR UST RES SALkO or VALUABLE WILLING
Il Property, ON the south side OF James River,
In the town OF uanchesterAt the REQUEST OF hfssrs
w. IsAS;s ard Andrew hnsoH, trustees In ed Of trust
from Jo eph Brumme ha sell Of public suc9n the pre-
ises tuesday, the 2h February 1861 Al IL oe och
the Valuable mills the hou side Of James River opposite the
city OF chmond In the two OF hanchesr known Blchnopd
City Nils Bsunn els Mills formerly BrARgs MIL Tie NIL,
contain 10 ~ feet eneh BUR- stones nd all the machine
boiling aud other pup OF The best quality and
make The mil capable Of turning out from 4o0 TO i0 bar
rels Of -four per en-
They are pre- PEELED by ample from the river
which falls and the wheels hot feet
diameter.
located at the head Of tide water with elevators for
receiving wheat the river and shipping -four nom the mills
The attention nf the public particularly called 70 this sale
believed that these MILL Ger peculiar advantages 10 persons
disposed embark In the milling other aeuae.ung bu
tip the onhructon Of the building renders easily
libles to other purposes
1ERxs-Onerh cash; balance G. H. IS and "a months fe
negotiable notes. nieret sdded scared by trust deed and Is
signmtnts OF Insurance d Insurance policy.
The taxes and Insurance be the purchaser
la2g-dtdGc3y GoDDIS APPERsoN, Aucts.
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