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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
MEETING OF RAILROAD OFFICERS.

meeting of the Officers Of the several Railroads al
North Carolina and Virginia held at the Exchange
Hotel December 49, 1861. DR.. HAwEss OF North Caro-.
liza was appointed Chairman and hessrs TALcsrr and
VAsnkRGRIFT Secretaries.
o. motion Of G en- Ashe the meeting adjourned to
meet at 8 o'clock, p. N at his office.
According adournment, the meeting was called 10
order at 8, p NJ, by the Chairman Msssrs. Ruth and
Whitcomb were. appointed temporary Secretaries.
The object OF the meeting briefly explained by
Col Foataine, Of the Virginia Central r ilroad
The meeting was addressed by Messf4 Joynes OF the
Peter burg r. R. Co.. Daniel Of the Richmond Frede.
rcksburg and Potomac r. Co., FonEane OF the Virginia
Cenual r. Co Harye Of. the Richmond and Danyille
90. Johnston OF the Charlotte aud South Carolina
K r Co., and Gen. Ashe Of the Wilmington and Wei
don X X Co.
On motion a committee consisting Of the Presidents
of the several Railroads terminating in Richmond aud n
Petersburg Gen. Ashe Of the W. &W. Railroad aud Dr.
Hawkins OF the r. l. G. Railroad appointed to take
measures TO ascertain the wants Of the Railroad Compa
MES of the Conederacy in supplies Of various kinds aud
the most feasible plan for supplying those wants. and to
report to an burned meeting, be called by the Chair
man Col. Fontaine appointed chairman OF the
committee to which the yssious suggestions offered weIS
70 errod and who we're empowed and directed 10 confer
with the State and Confederate authorities.
Ca motion Of Mr.. Hatvie, the following resolution was
adopted
Rsolvsd That Il be recommended to the Confederate
authorities 10 use the iron and material taken from The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to cooduce efficiently
to the prosecution of the existing and not for the
use Of local roads.
Ca motion Of Mr.. Barbour, committee Of three was
appointed to lay the subject embraced In the foregoing
resolution before the proper authority.
TIE Chairman appointed Messrs Barbour, Daniel ant
Harvic as the c;mmi.he.
RAILROADS REPREsESrED.
Raleigh and G lstou, DR.. Hawkins
Charlotte and South Carolina, Vim Johnston.
Wilmington aud W,ldoD, Gen. Ashe,.
Petersburg ald Weldon, Mr.. Joynes.
R. T. and P1oma,, Mr. Daniel.
Redmond sad Danyille, Nj. Harvie.
Seaboard and Roanoke, Mr.. Wilson.
Orange and Alexandra, Mr.. Barbour:
North Carolina and Western, Mr.. Mele'te
Virginia Central, Mr.. Fon;ains.
w. j. HAWKINS, CT airman.
.. G. TALC)TT, s.,..,.r;a,
II W. VASDEGRIFT (
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
aiiIIEnnIaininr.

TIE Yankees ere sill hunting up excuses for the Ill
icces5 of their troops ia this war. The New York
" rid accounts for IL in this wise
But there IS more TO tbink that the shallow
oh,aathropsn the mluiliu Ian ~ Of heart, which has
s % rife a. the North through these latter years, has
something TO DO with t. There has been, year alter
year such d,al Of sickly stuff vented about de a"-
ul wckedness Of shedding human blood, aud about the
bou1d.ess potency Of moral suGs;on such an ncesslnt
,trssm Of wishy.wAshy, nsmby-pamby hum9ntar ansm,
hat Il really doubtful whether it has not struck into and
elxsd our very muscles and IL Is very certain
ht 40 don't treat renegades ard traitors as our fathers
id Toe Old Achileau wrath against untrue men, the
the grim old Putanic indignation agnst the workers
Of qaity hSs been gradually giving pace to senti'
mentality as impotent "a it is p,ssOu ,ss ill nov we are
no. as all astolsled to Congress invoked by these
mod rn philosophers with their emsscuated souls TO
T IN the black 10 save the nations lag from rmn
uuj,r the shameless plea OF "miiitsry necessity
Al this IA Only dlo way Of spying thSt the Yankees
have becnm, nations of coWArdi. We are not adre
that thev were ever any thing else.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
John Mitchell and our Struggle for IndePen'
dense.


TIE Ioloviog from the pen Of John Mitchell, now in
Plris CONSTITUTES part Of letter lately published in the
Cauts.on lsrcgrg. They are the words Of brave
AID true man. Who appreciates the resl issues involved
N our struggle:
Goa the whole, the spec acle row presented to the
sora hy the SGuthern States il noble and inspiring
one Shut up within their borders by sea and lind
sski,g no loans Lsm niins no sympathy, unti they
nave ,arntd t BY success for that's the price OF sympa
by h these 6a7s deprived even Of the ordinary com
uuusca;ons With their KIDD and hidden from mankind
FOR the moment by thick ou, cloud OF tasohood and
.aut-therr tuey stand their own ground, preparing
ia s,rrn sleucs, for the last CXtremity-looking 10
themselves alone firmly s1ChOr,d upon their own
s.rorg hearts within. Here s new e1 nplar
7 aui imminent Of lite 20 cur rae, proving that
even IN tti1 sleek nineteenth century, man la
not sI,ogsther lost h5 maahoO5, that his virtue
and ls pluck have not yet gone out OF him The
Confederate States viii De day with the blessing Of
H.aye7 great and glorious Commonwealth They
have rescued and saved harml ss the true American prn
ciu, Of society aud Of government sni TO, lhem-not
IN ne ar,pu,stei rump Of the dismembered Union
rsr will Hereafter ook for the conservation OF the old
tradition Of the fathers. God knows how earnestly
have Iong,d 10 D., with you these last three months
10 proud! and rJndy by aid Of map aud Of memory
,r4 imagination bays devil upon the mighty territory
Of tie new Coniederacy ard traced its grand lines Of
,rp.re-ftom the high central Aueghanies where among
turl hcke;s the deer down 10 drink Oftle bright
va r. Of Tusciuchee down 70 the rice grounds Of Jar
"a and the sea isardi Of Georgia the purple tides of
h southern Gulf oil round to where the guarded bills
ol Kentucky wJ long froNn acFoss the Ohio, ter
cor and warning 20 pes butchers OF Cincinr-t ard
~hsn think Of such s5il and sky such men aud such
wnurn ask myself whether the world may not hope TO
see cnce more Republic Of more than antique mi Jes-
~ and might
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
Here is some interesting intelligence from London re
ceived BY one Of the steamers;
BUSY SCENE IN THE TowEF

ceived by one Of the steamers
BUSY scKSE IN rowIR OF LONDON.
The greatest activity has prevailed since Saturday last
At the Tower Of london The iOh Ne Of the vorksn aud
aboyers employed ia the yarios apartments there hare
been engaged from al sdrt honr IN The morning until
lais hour at night packing Ip firearms and every
kiad Of article neerssGry for detiUs service abroad
Ca Sunday last the interior Of the ancient garrSon pre-
sented an unusual busting appearance, Ia consq renee
of an order which had been received from the ohcais
Of the var office TO prepare for the immediate transmits
sion Of twenLyfge thousand stand OF arms which we're
packed ia boxes containing thirty rh each with the
usual al ancts. The worked through the whole oil
Sunday m packing, and the same Dight eight brges
were filed with boxes, which we're conveyed to wool
vch for shipment to Canada Qlebc, aad other places
On Monday evening similar amount Of arms was con-
viewed TO Woolwich aud on "Wednesday preparations
were being made for the transmission oil every KIND oil
munitions Of war down the river in bHges sne other
craft which we're conveyed by steamers TO the several
depos where orders had been received to
forward without delay every kind OF defensive missile
Additional hands have been employed daily III the
various departments of the Tower which have not as
sumed such busting appearance for many years.
The Cincinnati Commercial copies the above, and In
nooenty adds
1t is refreshing to consider that this is meant Tor u.s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
Tn. War Shirt I'm Canada.

The Cincinnati Commercial of the 25th instant has the
following item "The news from Canada Is warike' Inc
military fpirt Of the people is excited, and there is
general expression of hostility towards the United States
The militia TO the number Of 600 men have been called
out There intense activity in t quarters and the press
sounds the warhoop on every side"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
Nsgr,c. wanted 70. ths pnbIIe se.vIce.

We are desired to call attention to the advertisement
Of Major Bloomfield and TO say that il "a matter OF
great public interest that the negroes should be iurnhh
el promptly The city is full of negroes for hire they
crowd the streets and agents Offices. The chief diff
Guilty. we are told lies in the fac: tia, the agents have
no authority for &C eptng the liberal terms ened by
the Government they being only empowered to hire TO
individuals We hope the will send forward at
once authority hire their negroes to the Government
TIE terms are very liberal The negroes will be cared
for-sadons and medicll attendance free and should
they cs,lpe, or be captured by The enemy their owe
ers will be remunerated by the Government
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

A CoNFEDERArs SCoUr-A )ondent on the O.
tomac gives the following:
Ole night last week had opportunity Of conyers-
ng With two Of the scouts Of the IL h Mississippi who
have become quite noted in this part OF the State
There we're originally FIVE of these men, but one returned
20 his company aud has gone back TO Mississippi,
so but three are left. | had b. ard much OF Wheelin,
one of these two aud scanned him closely as he stood
bv boz nc campfire replying to our questions, ana
telling hi. adventures wish much readiness and rather
more brsvado than ! lite5 Apparently some twenty
three or four years OF agea short, thckset, muscular
figure bis forehead hidden by overhnging armycap
b rk hair eyes email black aud very keen and savage
really rat.like in expression, unity trimmed nous
taohe and chinbesrd and square, heavy under JAW,
giving ball dog AR to a resolute mouth, he look
ed like what he Is cool fearless cunning relentless and
blood thirsty He traverses nearly every acre OF LAND
from this 10 Alexandra and Arlington, will run any risk
for shot at Federast and is known to miss hi
aim lie says that he receives shelter and information
during hs excursions from many OF the farmers partc
ululy from tie women, who have he says, often saved
his life / asked him II he the risk of being
held TO be a spy if he taken No" said he, =
always wear nv uniform and carry arms but would
not be taken BY them for the State Of Vrginny They We
sworn vengeance sEsint ne, and have s.fu description
of me- to the very color of my eyes. reckon I've CIV
en- them cause to bate me- but they'll never get me a'e'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
nenth OF rremser OF Congres.

We regret to announce the death of Judge Hemphll,
Representative in Congress from Texas The melan-
choy event occurred at his lodgings IN this city Satur
day morning. His disease was pneumonia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

The Knoxville Register says that "BrOwnlOw was ar
rested aud remanded 70 prison by Col Monsarrst Com.
mandant OF that post Immediately on his discharge by
the civil authorities" This probably protect him
from the popular vengeance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
Not Arrived.

This day twelve months ago. the steamer "Sa' Of the
West" left New York for Fort Sumter, with men, pro-
visions munitions, &c for the replenishment and equip
ment of that Fortress. She has not yet arrived.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
Charlottesville Dec. II, 1851.

VIRGINIA. AT Rules held in the Clerks once Of Abe
' marie county Court, in December, 1851 ,,
John b. kohEell flAnuH
against.
Mallnda Rohwtn Joseph H. Rsthve, George W. RothEe,
Overt,n w. Oarr George W. Carr James Carr, burger
sud Nancy his vile late Nancy carr, Oliver Cleveland and
ka-ah his wife, late Sarah Carr Moore and susan his
wife late sussn RI Mary Jane Carr feHdeon osrr oyeIton
Carr Luelsn Carr o.clr Nancy Carr aud Ma
nda Carr sail Pend ton oveon john Lucisn, Oscar,
Ea,cy and NJ nda being nfinti unfer the of2l
Theodore kohE II, EdwA;d Hicks and Mar Ia Ann Hicks,
Gupton and 81 his vie - Hafs!e, Al Infant IN
der age 2 years John Ean, and Boardnan tAstn,
MAnda Dsfoe .ioe viii Deioe and the four other
clir a OF John De'oe Snd MsIds Def lac Matilda Roth.
whose unknown and Of whom are probA'
biz infant, under the aye Of q years. Defend .ntG
IN oHANCERY
Thu Of this su 10 ban decree for the sale of aboct
1876 an In A5emale County, being the doser and q
Rothwe In the estate Of err deceased hus-
band John Ro,hEe ard distribution Of he proeeeds among
the pa ties entitled thereto. ,,
TIE I'll his bill and made sf1dayt that the de
fen Ian seph Rohwell Georse Rohsell. = Moore
and suIan his vile, IOWA Beks Guptou and susan his
Wife -MAssie john Easn, ard Eauiu, halna Defoe,
san Defoe and Will Defoe not Inhabitants OF this STATE
and those mentioned unknown 10 him unknown or
said dendAnt and unknos Barties
co appear here within after due pulctcn OF this OF
der ana the Pl n6 bill or do what necs airy 10
protect spd that c'py OF this order be published
once week tucce'ys 10 the Rehnond tecury
wg another copy be posted the mt door OF the Court
House. couaiy the htst day Oh the next ceuny
oour- Tesei - ..u =.
de2i -v4E liza dAtRtrI, w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

Gen Reynolds has been Transferred to a new hsld Of
action superseding Gen Kelley in command of the De-.
nar;msn of the Shenandoah This is somewhat signi
cant aud we may now look for active operaons in ha.
quarter il the weather is such will so~ ofihem-
Cincinnati Commercial, De. 2a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
JAMES O. JOHNSON.
A RESOLUTION OF THANKS.

At meeting of the ladies of the Upper King Viii
liam Soldiers Aid Society,"" held at Beulsh Church, Dec
IS, it was unanimously
Resolved That the sincere thanks of this society
due Mr. George Taylor Of Horn Quarter, for the very
lib rsl and acceptable contribution Of hundred dol
lars TO said society.
Resolved, That the Secretary Of the Society be di
ree.ed to enclose the above resolution to Mr. Taylor,
and forward copy to the Richmond Wig for pubica
tim.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
,.-ILns ~ L.on.. nIas b.l.re BID :. IIunled.

- ling the Lions Hide before lac Il Hunted.
Southern eIcAI-s' referring TO The famous PROPOSE
.t.oa Of Cameron to divide Up vrgna and parcel ou,
ise fragments guoly other States says happily the
poser % d. mischief falls f.r behind the malignant will.
The ses Of the hide Of the lion before be Is hunted is
marx o. Trovsrbal folly. There more dangers be-
setcg l' pIh Of thoss Eho would tear that old Com
lu2lsea!lh into fractions than in hunting the forest
Ion wiLl pack Of common ours They had better first
inai1e way 10 Sc, past Manassas before they begin
a. ing 0s for he tiy.ln Of the spoils Of victory
r. ill b. Of blood and Gre TO be passed before
,l7 I'll have ;he right 70 paaio aud gOat over the an
tcpd luxury Of carving up, Or the isast Of hate, the
H.aIa,sd body Of the grand old State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

TIE following Pl-agapl, in Stewards letter to Min
''. A.rpE published y-esdIy, deserves 20 be singled
al. r tls s7sc.l tssel-5a Of Southern people, aad
t.s -salrsi azu-sn,-. OF Pes.-s5.y.
So Ni1sog ever spoke OR lcsi Ilrs wisely In crisis
v.'ch rVc..t Do public a0'sUis than you did the
seels.f o. t1e Lr-d Nrvo-'s dinner We impressed
t'.1urtl.g 5g LTrl Pausrs.ol's cOnvcrs1'iou with
yr1- J. ru 7p7,s ,.s uns fac. 1hcn you tod bin that
."e nj. of tns l-rrse 1G 4 sIsainei BY the hopes O.
recognition .l Goa; blu.l and IN Franc. lt would
parish - filrfTs DAYS, O. these ho0e7 should cease.
..,# rsv-r for 1a-rf believed that EgcI r'c0g1i-
rlr coal. ,lsa piece -il1ul producing Immediately
J. sFrr Che United lt's and al the recognizing
p1rrrt l,yy ul. supposed ii possible thAt the Bit.
ih urytrcma 1f clui fI % tbis AID a, the same
time Lave sincerely believed the Brdsi G3verUmeut
m... u s iumos. gcar' be ayerse 10 such var a.
ka.F this GJyerlm1a; il.
Tais va tls spirit IN which Seward opened the d.pO.
ll-e co repoaicucs r,iys 20 tue difficulty With Eng.
sld. EE1glrJ should sS,,nl 10 the Confederate
5.4 te Ofialry iles1Aon, courtesy o! recognition
Ie ready 10 80 10 var sih her Nav If all thasep-
u,aualds- Of he earth Shout 90 So he would 20
q. .ar si,l al Ti.g paragraph written the goth
sHssuhsr. u less .hlI a mold hereafter the same
H.-,-i Eis pslailc Lite. TO the Representative At
s.aEl 'ehstriuly submitting 10 the nos. CALLING In
rI TIE cass b. sb,: az t would BE- il some svsgger.
.lg oliy, "a p7ralua SHAY, nigh, FAY to score or
%. .vo 7toOk'rs o. f any one al Of you aeklOEl'
sir tl. uIl TO be q gslusuio vii dgn any one or
-as 1als o. r5u BON which Que Of the by-stantsrs
goes % 90 the bully, cus han, kcss ham, aud sPss in
Dis as- Wasreu2ol the bully says q ohserially nj
l..'
We havsut ipu5s that, very soon, Master Seward
vii a,ys a-oh opportunity Of displaying his ability at
C.-5i7s to~1. lis mex. to certain that within the
usrfs4'g DAYS 20, Co1i,dsra'e Safes will receive tie
formal -scoguii,u Ct b5h ElglAnI sni France. The
oly thing that can save Seward froa the necessity Of
tls- srosing hs oravl words "a the probability TIA,
before thl, time b, WI lraldy have been Dragged into
oy one or both Of tho7e powers 10 spite Of his mos.
Jss.sr518 ,d,r,s 70 prevent L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
c8-rHE GREAT SOUTHERN BOOK -zt
ITS CONTINUED AND ESTABLISHED SUCCESS.
OVER 5000 SOLD IN ONE wEIKl
ca USE A md. C0NTR 4 ST.
AN ESSAY on
THE AMERICAN CRISIS,
7. W. MACNAHss.

KIM niOh.N Shioist
;. I. W. NAcNAHss.
IN, grea. succeI of this remarkably braut work Without
parallel! 10 the history Of Southern publIeaOr appssred sn
les e While the demand lAgtly the wi5
lave read hsh aud low are loud and In th'r prs
Il Whoeysf wishes psruse dsiRhal bcot character
led BY g;nIa, and beauty, procure aud Cntds
Head what the nesspap'r press sIystfh:
From tie Er1miaer
"Ihe philosophical design md nne literary
ecuton only ,ayor OF tn. many
will doubtless but promises plsce In the ttandd
lite azure Of the South The the growing
slavery dispute snAy gaze
osy,e Ia. yes wonderful FRESHNESS subjects which have
been h.neysd BY otaer writers and has In the whole
popular and graceful exposition Of Southern political pbsso
From ts Richmond Wig:
"The auhor lay, bis foundations deep anibtoadgVrg rap
ID snd iied history OF slavery exa from remote
to the present ines rowing tha con ud niegre eneu
p. ogress and greatness o
that .Xsed s history Of and coEpA'on tl,Ir
re - BE- 5s sOle in dedue ms Is It e. renTk,fs N -
snd va lie saraing Heeonyeys IN sas compass, he
sp the 'oasabs gulf wtica God has pI'esd ss
tSO sc-e doomed to nie:IOry hOut all
past present and iiisre
"The ahor.syle and ,efu b,Hing maSy beau
ties OF Imposition and vet vigorous and Sd emily
SaoToGs % jas crelsT We re rom re psrlsai Of Il
box With more eplg eded, and genial 1--we for
our ouhen brothers he happy honts their sunny cline and
From "a, Lapatcs
ave read pressure aDle ana brlulAnt VIM
deaon Of the Southern Al tough the object Of
iel Gcus.d, the au no style ami mode OF eatmsrt give Il
attractions The hStca state 10 the c-nclidng
OF the eonda Of the No to- since the begni log II the
troubles and especially Of tae Federal AdminatO
the Sou b. 10 nsteTly. II IL smp record Of fsc and
any othtr part oithe psbealon but he be
whose blood that unyanh ID does boil
every yen"
From TIE Pet0rsJHrg FyprsSa.
40 defend the lnsu OF H. upon Ill the points viii
has bern assle1 TO sho the phF Illogical and intel
Ory OF the TO the Caucasian aud the eevSg
upon the former Of sste Ct ssrude expose
and nj The
Of the late Union been plur gd and this Icy TIE eahdsn
for Its hsory-these the oes cf The pabcat obe
and the writer has BY The clever Ia which
performed his labor rendered valuable service only
the fBouhern atur bu 10 the oftuth
tee His statements are id-hs logic less vigorous
Gu ate shs reasctons leeOu' an his Itye pleading"
PRICE, 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SOLDIERS.
AYLErT's P. o, King WN.,
Deer 3lst, 1861.


Deer Slst, 1861.
To the Editor of thr Wig:
Below you will hnL copy of resolutions passed by the
ides Of society in this neighborhood. This society
has done great deal since the commencement of the
war Atfrst its attention given principally to the
making Of uniforms and clothing generally for The sol
die but for the last FIVE months its efforts have been
for the relief Of the sick in distant hospitals Of the
State.
Among the many generous gifts of Mr.. Taylor-snd
understand has given at least 6ooO-for the Der e.
t Of our volunteers is the contribution Of hundred
dollars to the society mentioned. The ladies Of the
ciety wishing express their heartfelt gratitude for the
muchneeded assistance, have requested to send the
following resolutions to your paper for publication
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES O. JOHNSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

Col mel ,od, OF the ls Texas Regiment, died at Dunn
fries on Thursday He was most excellent officer:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

ALSO,
RECENTLY PCBLIsHED
The Southern Spy,-letters y, Policy and fnaugu-
ration Of the LnccI War written anonymously 10 Wa
aud elsewhere Edward A. Pollard OF Virginia. author Of
"Back Diamond"
Letter 10 President Lincoln, written a. Wa'hln yton.
2. Lett h President LlncO n, vIiien At shingtr
q. lie ter TO President Lincoln, written st Wash ngon
T. Letter 10 Presdsnt inc H. wilt the .yernmen
8. Letter 10 tire Fdi or Of -. written In Maryl,1d.
G. Letter to Secretary FsHari, wri ten IN Maryland.
:. Le'tr 10 Prrsd-n LIN :oin. written n haryazd.
$. Lett 10 roc Tying, written 10 Bal.lmoT-
9. Letter 10 General ,ot,, witt In Maryland.
10. Letter to Mr.. Everett written In Maryland
Price so cents.
PREsCiEECE
Speech delivered by Uon BnEuT TuOEEs Of VIgna IA 'he
souh.rn Co vento1 he'd 81 Nasty e Tenn April ish 1870
Price % cents
rening the price OF either Of the above Books
will have them seat any OF te eouhen C5nedeey free
Of postage
The trade aloEed liberal dc. unit =.
Add esi orders 10
WEST 4 JOHNSTON peBlishsrI and Bookse,lsrs'
ians-N l45 Main street klchm5nl. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

DLAIR CHsMBERLAYNR have for sale
ID lOhhcG N 0.ssgAr
lots Rice
100 bbs Mercer and Peach Blossom Potatoes
100 bus PlAck eye Peas
90 bbs Cut, OF and Coffee Sugar.
A fac assortment OF really prime family Pickles and
As5 Puneheon OF very old and superior Rum. al-c2s
DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIoGiNsA.-A
ID PROCLAMAT OH-Whereas, Information has been re
by the Executive that John W. PARK who confined
In the JAN Of Prince william county chsrg with larceny and
JOHN WOOD confined the charge Of murder broke the said
jail and escaped thu night of Inst and as now going
Al large therefore 90 hereby offer reward OF Py Dollars TO
any pei who the said John v Pk and deiv,
him uio jail % the said county Of Pr William and
ward OF One Hundred such and surrender Of
Jim Wood And do, moreover, require all oneeso this Com
monweah civil and military and the Peep generally
to use their exerons 10 the Of the said John
John Wood that they be brought 10 nLtc.
- under my hAnJ Governor, and IN Ter theeeai
ILS Softhe Common at Richmond, this fSh day Of De-
- eember, 10 the year 1861. -
By he Governor:
GEoEGE W. MUSFoRD,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06

ct HKIsIust receivsa $50 eSsss oiaret Of different
Cbrlias o DRAM, No, sEIohIass Block, 18th "a nos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-06
NOTliJE

CALLED MEETING OF the Stockholders o. the RivAnna Nav
Igau:n oupany will be he In the Court Hoase At Char
lItesyille, on "wednesday, the 9Th January, lsdl'
A full rerTeIen alton - dcslred
by order % the Board Of Directors. 1890,
ssety. Riy nav. Company.
nnr delI-clm