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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27
Capture Of Deatenvllls, Arkan.

ST. Louis, Feb. 21.-Gsn. Hallack
to-day telegraphed to Gen. Mcclellan
that Gen. Curtis has taken Bentonville,
Arkansas, with considerable quantity
Of baggage wagons. &c.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27
The Indicsmeat Against Buck-

The Indlclment Against Buck.
Oer. te'
LoUIsvILLE, Feb. 21.-The Journal
was misinformed with regard to the
capias reported to have been issued by
Judge Catron for the arrest of Buckner.
Hc is under indictment. bnt it is not
probable that the civil authorities will
demand him fiom the military author
ities.-Lhscago Tribsns.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27
FROM FORTR ESS MONROE
Savannah supposed to be cup.
tOred

b FoRTREss MONROE, Fob. 2l.-Three
flags Of truce were sent to-day. Il is
believed in Norfolk that Savannah has
been occupied by our forces. This in.
formation is thought to be reliable
though no particulars arc asccrtained.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 21.-Gen Halleck
has sent the following dispatch 10 Gen.
Mcclellan: "CIarksville has been taken
with supplies enough for our army for
twenty days. The place is now occu-
pied by Gen. Smiths division.
DEAD BODIES FOUND IN FORT HENRY.
No less than nineteen dead bodies
were cxhumcd in the fort. which had
been hurrie,lly buried IN one heap after
the fight, and before our troops reached
the fort.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

veesrs. ROUNDS & LANGDON, are ouruo
II authorised Agents in the City Of Chicago
Ills, 10 procure Advertisements and Sub
scripteAs.
- Messrs Horace A. Shnw, & Co., 81 Park
now, 4 i45 Nassau St., New York, are our
only authorised agents in New York City to
procure subscriptions and advertisements.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

No EXPRESS last night.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

Water has at length been found in
the Artesian well, bored for the Insane
Asylum at Mt. Pleasant 1t the depth Of
$50 feet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

EVACUATED 10 TIE ENEMY-P0SIflON OF
GEN. JOHNSTON.
MExPHrs. Feb 2O.-Gov. Harris (of Tenn } has ssu-
cd proclamation calling out the militia OF that State
Tennis see has nov 81 regiments in the field The Coz
federate Government has called for SO regiments
The Tennessee Legislature meets here to-day.
An attack is expected on Columbus daily. Gss Beau
regard will defend It at all hazards.
Federal gunbosts are reported at Gainesville this
morning en- route to Nashville /. Is doubtful whether
sufficient force be collected there in time to defend
Nashville 6ghtin that vicinity is expected shortly
Tbs latest adviees from Col Herbert state he was S
Prans Store and that the Fsierals between him
aud Krkvie on the Telegraph road and that the Federal
force was about 10000.
Heavy firing was heard at Fayetteville on the 18th
Instant.
Generals Price and McCuIOch we're falling back on
the lsIh insL before superior force to Boston Noun
tain
hEht occurred at PrAts Store the 18Th, In which
NeRaes, McNary's and Hebers regiments were engaged
The enemy was repulsed.
Our loss at the Fort Donelson 6ght during the four
days, va, 800. aud the eusmy's 1000. Late on
Saturday right a council Of war held, and it wa,
determined 70 surrenoer tne lorb- ueuerA DucAneI
was lsft to make it known to the enemy. Gen. Pillow
and staff and General Floyd, with 500 of his brigade,
vent to Carksvile Sunday morning, and Gen. Buckntr
remained With the army at the fort and $4,000 cspu
lated on Sunday.
It is believed that Nashville has been evacuated,
and our Amy has fallen back bat to what point is not
known.
huPHrs, Fab 2l.-Fedsral gun.bOsts went up the
Tennessee river to Eistport, Miss, aud within seven
miles Of InkA to-day, but returned his.afernoon.i
Nashville is not yet occupied BY Federal troops,
neither il Columbus.
MMPHIs Feb % Tho latest Sdvices from Nashville
are up to last night The city was not up to that time
occupied by Federal rOop'. 1t was thought that Gen
Buell. aud his Federal army would reach there by Mon
day. Z"
Ger. Johnson, 1t is reported, is at Aur:rssboro',
where he will be Joined by G,n. George b. Crittssdsn.
There Is nothing Of startling interest this nornhg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
RAILROAD DISASTER.

LYsoHBURG, Feb. 2S.-The recent heavy rairs Rave
caused considerable injury to the Virginia and Tennessee
RLroad There Is a Side at also culvert gore near
Brstol-a large slide at Seven Nile Ford-snother at
Maron-ote east Of Barion-snd the trestle work 10
washed avay-a slide at Mount Airy-thrse slides On
the wytheyle sec,ion--one on each side of Martins,
and $50 feet Of crlbwOrk gone-a slide at New River
three on the Allegheny Mountain. All the damage will
probably be repaired In three or four daya
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
PROCLAMATION
BY TIE PRESIDENT,
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE CONFEDERATE sTATEs


The termination OF Provisional Government oilers fitting
oecaon again 10 present In humiao1 prayer AID
hankIv5g beoIe that God who has ss'ey conduc ed
through our m National trls We ave been ena-
MED 10 a fou1daons OF Free Government and TO
lei the efforts Of de,toy Law has .veryvhe
gned up enc throughout wide spsesd limits ona
liberty AMI right have been duly honored tone Of
e. pety pervadsd people. aud the victories which
have enee have ten Justly ascrbed to BIN
who rue h the Uniyers-
hoped year would have closed upon e
continued property hut Is hs pleased The supreme Dispose
events Il otheIws Ee not permitted 10 "a Oh
an exc,p 10 the rule Of Divine Govern1en: VIII has
crb-d affection SITE discipline Il Nsors as well as OF rd
vic uas Our fsif,nd must he tested and the
.senIng which yemtih gievors WILL II rightly received
brny for It's pproprate fruit -,
II meet md right threfre that should repsi TO the eny
Oliver of all victory anil Rambling syes oeore Hin, houd
pray Nat may hen corndenee In BIS mig " power
an righteous jligmn Then surely trst In Him teat
ae perform his promise and rs As with hi
in thS tu,t this nersOn DAVIS P:esdert q
the Confederate Safes do hereby set apat Fdiay IN 2h dy
Psb-ury instant day Of ing Hu nlhaon and Pray
do hereby invite the Revere Clergy AID people
sta,e repair 10 IN cir rtsp-c We Pibh'
Sohp u hubble themselves bef re Aim ghy Goi ana pray
for His protection and be owed ounty an la Z
nav be eneret and from the hand OF all h
| Given under my hand and the seal Of The COME lerats
ateI AZ Richmond. this @ III day Of Febraary, H.
- 1854 ,pyvvpsos n.vrs
WILLIAM NJ. Brown.
tpoi-Iv D. cretary Of State al. IN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
LIGHT ARTILLERY.

IyHE present OF Country 10 10 AL,
qure services OF all who capable Of hearing Nn
,tms n leave Wehave IN refore 49,
obtained he Secretary q War; authority 10 raise -
Company r. H. ery and call cur feilewe!hzetsP
come iyrwaId and aid us In &c Iinghup.
want possible, to rails Company sufficient 10 man
BAry ihLk tins erpse on &c
unity all who wish to volunteer and thus savet emse YES nom
4 d. az In the nj tia 49,
rey uniform Of the CenshaW wcon Company Goods Will be
rphed Fee and tie Bounty q Fry Dol erspad 70 each ma
Nh.nth Csupary ,t tered In.
Rendezvous warett Raia Bank next door to
CrenshGy Cos Nhere Of TIE unde signed nty ways 10
f.und, nd re uiis maintained fee OF all expense.
The eXpengeI the country 70 the city
zill be paid WILLIAM O. CRENsHAW,
JANE rLLrIT,
CHARLES l.. HOIe0N,
fels-dp ANDREW b. JcHNsT0N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

LOCAL ohGASlzIrlos.-we expected, ere now, to have
proclamation from the Governor or Mayor, requesting
the citizens organize companies Of fifty for the
purpose OF drilling Tor local defence. We are much ms-
aksn If legislation Is requisite to induce cit ms TO
organize for the purpose indicated The who would
refuse 10 respond without sufficient would be
sui lect OF universal suspicion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

Presidents LEvkE-The rain Of Saturday continued
to trcke, pour and drip, until late hour Of the night
and 1--WE regret to have record the shameful fact
the streets were not glsgh,ed, We had been led 70
suppose Yet despite these draWback crowds OF citi-
zsns and soournois repaired to the Presidents House
10 paw their respects to the Chief Magistrate The Ar
mory Baad was present and enlvened the occasion by
their ius piring performances.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

Wholesale STOCK of Hardware,
AT AUCTION.
THE ofP T. ho01EG CO., having deerninedto co'e
their the present. Ia consequence OF their senior
artuer Col being the army and unable give his
personsl attention TO the business
will SELL At Auction, by Catalogue, at their Ior No. 14i
Main Stree on
Thursday, 27th February,
Commencing 10 clock the entire balance Of their stock
hARd which and desirable and the whole Of which Will
be closed without unit The stock consists In part OF
Pocket Cutlery. desirable styles and makes
Table Cute great variety
Wade Butchers, and v oi enholms Rarors
q issofs and shears, various qualities
Tea and Table Spoons. do do
Hand, Tenon and Mill Saws
B.ncl and 30 .lding lalos, full assortment
b ace and Fits, asid from 10 10 ~ bits
Shoe Tack and Hand Hammers
Polished and Plated Bride Bits and stirrups
Erdle, Bride " lngi an 4 Blind idleJ
~ Boot nd Gi IN webbing
Wood Screws assd from y In TO 81 inches
Broad and Butt Hinges fast and ioore Joints
Plate Book and Eye Hinges
Locks, FItte hin, PAD Ard Morice, large assortment
res, MIL Flat and half round Bastard
Taper, Horse RaspI. large asst
DrSss CAnileslckI lat and tall
Trace, Halter, Pun and OK h ms
Hollow Ware Manure Forks
Coffee Mills siters scythes and snAths
Blister tteel and W gon Axles
I'm shlng Nails, shoe Mails and Tacs
Horse and 3 oe brushes
Masons Backing, &c &C.
oAtogu.s will prepared the gocdI ready 5or eximna
ton tEo days before the sale.
sE-Terms cash
Ai9 It's KrNr, PAINE CO., AucS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

- highest and best man. If|tse stss'
49, hing 70 Us, VIM. G. R,Ees is unques-
tiOusr.y me foremost Of living Statesmen II the
War Dspartn Is to be filed by AVrgnian, John b
Floyd Is the for the place. Bis appointments would
d, more to restore the general cOnencs Of the people
Ian the enlistment Of an army. His vast energy, bis
great resource and his excellent experience, all point TO
hin as the MA for whom the country calls. Ba'ying
all past pr,J0does, let Us urge in the name Of the
e,un,ry. nee man for the War Department, and let
hin Be john B. Floyd. VlkGlNlAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

U,XTEHNsIvE sale 4FTHG COLUMBIAN
II aoTEL TOBACCO 'XTgAN;I AND 9THnR y4,IAR BIZ
SALE AT AUo1loNM the rquest Of the heirs q tn late
D. CenshAw all SELL at pu'lc au'iion on the pre- hes
1894. commanding stli oe ek A 81 the fOwnE valuable
s, That valuable Real Ests. known as the Columbian Ho
including Gary stree and Offices on shoekoe
SIP under rental Of e. annum rh Hotel is 10
nd The large ict Tenement on virgin. -est Cgrssite
on stories Of Witch occupied By hessrs Harvey
Arusad w.o, and the up err pat BY s HSs and I'D
Sspth OF 100 feet and now rental Of per
doubles, be increased considerably This with
doubt the most sub'anti c0mnodiou' aud we&ranged
Sea- The excellent BcL the South side Of Gary
st ee, occupied by a. W Ttty, rental Of $500
nun under a lease 90 expire
am TIE granite ont South side Of ca street,
oceupe BY Mr. H. coqa IT, NJ rental Of $500 per an
5 granite front Tenement adjoining the above
plea by Mr. oliver orcnore and Others at rental Of $40 per
a1ns'; ,h,.. r,ns ,on, and two flee, in the
rear a, The corner Gary street and shocie p now eceaped
sspecvey by Me ss H. Anthony, Alexander Garrett and
Th The cry Bc; Warehouse the Basin bank and
occupied by HobsoD, Tentsl 81 AGO pr annIm
That most valuable Real Estate At the Of Canal AID
Streets froatln 10 feet the South side Of Canal fe
running hew line Of stree 80 feet 10 an alley
This believed % be remarkably liable by reason Of W
fonng B.son and OF the fac; tina !, ada iraeb sd,ped
for ru site with slppo,on may be Outlined
from tn. James River and Kanawhs Company.
West line Of iih street, running back 100 feet and
~ nded the North by y wide alley.
iOh That valuable Lot the Dock fronting a feet on
Cary ttre and running 100 feat to Waierer Dock street.
and between 1917 and 10Th streets .
map Of the foregoing Real Estate Is now berg p-epsrsdby
the City Surveyor AID be at tce In few days
ihs particular ttion OF capitalists and Others p;ct
iu y II this exceedr Civ valuable Real Estate, as IT'S Juy
the most raove of that has been offered In
the mNket for a ling time.
TIHNs For the Columbian HOTEL onehfh cash. ESQ 900 ten
At date and the remainder in six equal nn.nen At
2 h "a 80 and SO months In either es; TO- notet
lot crest hNf yesry, BY at ust deed
other Real Estate, onefh cash baanc; ate ~
g. &c for liable notes n'e pay bic hal
yearly ed deed Tstsxes and Insurance for this
rear 70 TO be paid By the several purchasers .
isl2-qav2Widtds GoDDIN APPERs0N, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

GALLANT PUx.-Toe ladies' who repaired to the CAPT
toll Square, Saturday, werc more generally Admired
than those who remained o. home,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

TIE wax TA1.-The bill assuming Vlrginis'spropor-
don of the Confederate tax has been passed by
both Houses OF the General Assembly. This measure
will afford grsa. relief to the psopl. of this State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
change OF SCHEDULE
ISaMM q g

Richmond * Petersburg r II.
.nV AM after Monday 9sA February irAus Ais
~ road vii ioiOWs
TRAIN,
Leave Richmond As daily, and Petersburg at AIS p,
FsEIsHr ACcoxN0DAuOs TRAM.
Leave Rch-ud daily, except Sundays st5 and AS
, m, and Pesrs5urg a. s.5S q
The MslTra stop ory Haf Way Station Chester and
Port Walthall Juacd
Ee-rrAsrs. mind that they requ
Governor other "a persOn, before
theE can leave he city - tha road n H. 6ILL
EEL General Suu't.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

FIRE.-Slnday morning, about fifteen minutes post .
o'clock M Julian vsnnersoa's Photographic establish
msnt, over the dry goods store OF sesss. johnson
HarEood No. II Main street, was discovered 10 be OF
6re in the reception The alarm was given, and
the nearest fCmen repaired the spot with their APP
p.raius as soou as il pcs,be for them to do SO,
shout biing guided by glazing light, or otherwise,
to the locality OF the fire. stream OF water was put
on however, in time to suppress the fire before much
damage was done to the building; hu: !! turned out
that though suppressed it Was rot sItnEushed for at
o'clock A NJ. The FIRE sgSin broke out. Toe a arm was
sounded aud the remen rsturnedIo the building, sue
ceedng after much Gxsrliop. in putting out the Ere,
which had spread through the stud partitions TO the
top story. ard done much damage. Mr. Vaonerson' g
loss is about S200-no nsussnce. Tho back room over
the gallery was occupied by Mr.. Clark All OF bis
furniture was destroyed. The bulldog was recently
sold at auction We did not bear the OF the pur
chaser TAe origin Of the fire behaved 10 have beea
accidental.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
A MORALS, ,-,---,,.

Publishes and offers Tor sale
hoH ia history Of yrgnla-A History q Virginia. nom its
d and settlement ~ Europeans The present time By
Ro5ert HoEiion, Esq N0luuae the
uay Of Ne Coony % The Peace Of PSr 10 l6. Volame
contains the Hsily Of the Cony state from lies
the Retrocession q Alex indriai isf1, IS 81
ne as been sh ts Prsei o. this % Nr How
isoa and Justly considered extended History Of
ths STATE pablshei
Hso'y Of he Valley o. virginia. BY Samuel KsrehevA vol
$40 sheep Second s.ti0n reYlssd $50
DE- Has History and milan Wari o. western VgniA-A His
oy Of he EAy ssneat md Indian Wars Western vrgna
embracing Of me vAr5ui Expeditions In the West
prev ll9l; also Biographical Sketches Of
Fans MAJOR hcuoch, Lez Wstz General Daniel roadhsAd
Gen Andrew Lsw tpt samuel BRADY Col william Crawford
AnfreE Poe and other dng uhei Actors IN Border
hAndsoney llasra'ed By wills De Haas $3.50 i2l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

RAILROAD AccIDESrs.-A lard sids, about one hun.
dred ysris in length, occurred on the Richmond sn'
York river railroad, Saturday, short distance below
this city. The down train the Central railroad Sat-
urday was delayed several hours BY damage to the track
occasoned by the heavy rain. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

The CouRrs we're not in session, Saturday, and con-
sequsnty, we have no reports from them this morning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

VIRGINIA CENrRAL IA. II. STOCK.-we Aav
for sac,
50 SHARES Va Csnl Railroad Stock.
fegi-lW JSO. A. LANCASTER son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

VIRGINIA ASrHcAcrrK CoAL-COl McOue has LEFT at
tbs Virginia Life insurance Company Office, in esre OF
M,jor urson, very handsome specimens of anthracite
coal aud carboniferous iron from Northwest Angus
ia (he Dora mines IL is all important that our Leg s.
lure should take immediate steps to extend the hanas-
sas GAP Rrosd via these mines, to the Central road,
thereby giving facilities to both these roads 10 send
this coal 10 this market The iron interest in this
city demands that this improvement should be made and
the best interests of the Government require it. The
public are desired 10 examine these specimens.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

THE RECENT RAIN will necessarily cause a freshet
in the river. The water rising at this point yes
.rdsy and from LJnchbg We learn by telegraph, that
kthe riysr was very much swollen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

Tx MILrTIA.-Tbe Law recently passed. BY the G.ner.
al Assembly requires every person subject to mill ia
duty whether exempt not TO report TO the commsni
ant Of the m!liii company in the district in which he
resdss for enrolment within ten days after being sum
moned for chat purpose Tnose who fail to report them
selves are to be considered drafted for the war; 1t
is now more than week since the militia OF Richmond
were notified to report themselves and yet in.
formed that no. 90 Der cent of the number have thus
far responded Toe inference Is tina, the mass OF the
militamen propcss either to volunteer or to enter the
service as DATED recruits whenever called upon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

soAR-I. Is reportea that this article will advance to-
day. in CONSEQUENCE of the innumerable skirts which
will require scra,bing after the bs-dragglement OF
SATURDAY..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
r4-r THE GREAT LITER tRYTRlUMPH "a
OVER s 900 COPIES sold IN ONE MONTH";
SUCCESS
CAUSE AND CONTRA Asst.
AN ESSAY ON
THE AMERICAN CRISIS,
7. W. MAcNAHoS.

THIS truly beautiful genial An1 prof ind production OF genius
and patriotism has vth In the sunny Sou unpsr
unanicpa'ed In the hort space Of thirty days.
thousand copies Of have been s3d and the OF H
Who haze read spoGta9eous and urqualhd got only
charming Southern book pTlnted.
While rvtdy ranks the mos. popular and brilliant
m pub ieAons thanks due tke the reading
Ep1bc Press their prompt recognition Of It's d.
vershed me since well for future Southern terA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

NEW ORLEANS SUGARS hhds New orlesn, su,
~ gars, receiving and for sale -
iel0 bAUoN bAsktkILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24

Roanoke Island, arrived be- On
been released on parole, aud reports al the
belonging 70 Richmond will arrive here tomorrow NIGH.
Mr. W. states that all the prisoners kindly treated
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
ATTENTION..
feIs-dt'

AM authorized by the Governor Of vgnia 70 raise pst
ion o. Eve con panies such companes numb ding
asst ne hundred en- 10 b. mustered into The SERVES OF
confederate Sta for Two years, needed s. lorg
Battalion "a for oca d, frnce and special service In NE
Riehuoud not h. be ordei 81 away from the ely Of
lnond This service neede5O L. would not be accepted Ia
an oppo tuny those the aims OF whose a,ines
nd oihe c,ndera would mey inconveIent
ont being subjected TO this Inconvenience TIN they will bel
called service capacity, and that right toOn ~ one
ioubis.
persons der u - enlist 60 BY calling at my enc
the present, No iHelyn'. lock. Q hstfeet
Unless this Battalion be raised organised once, ihso
rtunity or securing the adv .ntsge above mentioned
81.
ersons fnd lists In The hands Of the oceu Of 10
Regiment, which they sign whoEte mipg 70 my oniee
TAOS. J. Nv NJ,
fets-tf 18th en
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24
BY GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, AuoTs.

TRUsTEB,s SALE P VALUABLE MILLING
Il Property, on the uth Side Of James River,
la OF manr hester.-Att the request Of hesrs
W. and Andrew hnso9, trustees In deed OF trust
from Jo eph Brumme sha sell at public auction the pre-
ase, tuesday, the 2h February 1852, a. IL oel'ek
the mills the Side Of James River opposite the
y OF Richmond the OF MaEcheser known Richmond
ty Mills OF Brumnels Mi Is formerly BraRgs ill TIE mills
ontala 10 pair ~ French BUR- stones nd AL che machinery,
bony AZ other pufp ses OF the best qusy aud ndrn
Tie mil capable Of turning out flo 40 70 40 bar
rels Of houS per dem.
They are .peed ample vsterpower from the river
fats and the vaerwhee overiho l4 feet
diameter.
They located the head Of It'd water with elevator, for
receiving wheat iver and shipping fsom the mills
The attention public particularly called &c this sale
believed these mills er peculiar sdvanis 10 persons
disposed the milling other featuring bu
sns As the OF the building ren6e Il easily
iibles to other purposes
TEaxs-Onenfh cash; balSnce At a. IS q months for
aegoAoe notes. sdded secured trust deed and
sensnt nts OF Insurance ard insurance policy.
axes for 1864 TO be paid by the purchaser
ja29-dtd&c3s G0DDIN APPkhos, Auet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-24


Beaver Isii0F overe,s:s some q
qualify H1<laetnred
suptrio. Cloih fad Cashmere Coats and frocks
ixtra French Doeskin and simere Pan
IlscK and Fancy ssiinet, Pants, assorted styeI
Elegant Velvet, Grena dine ELK and satin Vests
valentia, Marseiles Push and Linen Vests
fplendid White and Black Embroidered 81 Vests
Heavy Beaver, oss'imsre and Tweed satis
Canada 6reS and Cashmere Suits
White Ard uek and rilipg Goals
Drop d'tte, Alpaca, harseles aud Italian Cloth do
Farmers Dill, Duck and Cott-nAde Pants
Linen busters
Mems shavis
Travelling Ruzi
Jeans Drawers
Neck Ties
abFelAs.
kEfES Sue assortment OF
S54hs' and Boys Clothing.
OF the largest this country,
pr,ssly for for retail slls consisting In part Of
Youths aod oy's nve coats Of splendid qiaLty -
Boys Linen Goats P rts and Jackets ~
YOUTH and Boys Cloth and Gas imsre Costs
You Ia Velvet silk and Cashmere Vests
Yoaths' sAtueJt, Cashmere and rotskin Pants
Linen Goats, pants AMI jackets
ChIldren's Linen cults Ae &c.
Duricg the ssle, We Shal offer about
1000 Casts and overc'au some Ct them OF magnificent
quality
1900 rs cassnereS, DO.skn, satnet, Linen and Cotton
ade pants
900 velvet Cassimeres Six, Gfenadlne eAnn, valena
Marseiles P,ush and other vests
The uprising the extensive and desirable lot
Oot Gred In this narIe TO be closed wEo
the sale and will be found worthy the attention OF large Buyers
Sale u commence at ~ o'clock.
TIE cash.
fe2O-td KENT. PAINE o., Arcts.