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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02

pISSOLUTION OFeCO.P ARTA EKSHIPi - = =
TsJHE, .partnership ofCIar kson Anderson a. Coz,
" as dissolved July Ist BY matusl eonsn J.A UAEk
- mn se The business though either partner will sgn 10 qu
dalton: Ihe book can found al the oseo
oaIka;n o., Ma. 1td hAln greet q.
. ..-.' go. o.. .. I'm. ANDERSON, -.
; .auS-sf 49, {. -. =: =. e: 'H:BRoWNELL.
-, NOTICE. - s....: -. s. 90
ONsid ash. sales VIII be- e. for eASs
~ Whi9 toiEH days'.: -. M sfSs MSia ssfsei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02

nUNAL & NOk OS,S : EaOt-Sh ESNlt, FpN
Na-s drag appetite Nnd RssslL ,hc los
aad worms uil-bJand Sat And Dsrnprr AID an Diseases
10 she horse subject internally this "horss T0nlu
then al 1pp,s azd g0ssy coat o. hair Aad can be e OF As-
tAs tna l. IMP owed -1Cgi his tng bA-- 70 ~, dss poor
sa oa L. b q been extensively rs atrolgsaa.
about ey Ani al parts Of le STATE % Viz
sz Moth Carolina NeE f1rk Aai IN aost every guaSsr c:
~ Taf8n-a-.I the demand q steadily Increasing.
The fouc has sven uaycisN satisfaction az far a. Ne
sabs.sr has able asctrtu NcAa o9nel 90 The
glciA d-zsss hs STATE, AMI q Jas ?. DCVA, Dug"
"a soc Proprietor aud G2nuactur-r. ssSa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02
OOGGETT z ANDERSON
--.r----a va ..-.n IN. = :.

"A receiving os the Pal rlis, carPenEa, on Cloths, IA
"A unga Curtain 3ods O9ruiaef Bands Elndey sizig
P.gsr HAasa Carried Is ald NoIi fer sale Al !9N 2e-.
CAsts Cgrtss Beds Aad Mss made % order al h0,J
tee Pager haaas toIs n tbs y country By superior
nsa. ...r-rl ..-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02
W0OD ANDE,sJuRER.

HAVING Wood and LANDER Yard, iar Of nt Yofi
River Railroad, opposite ny wsIshouse have made ar
rsngemen for constant Empty OF OAK and Pr Noo vet
vii be delivered 20 ianIet, vefy owS price
Builders will aiso 1nd goea bes ylryn.
Lumber, which ssl be soed on sceorsIn oAang itrma
fe2 AsLsf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02

- 80. =. -; 5,sECyoRs> - ,.;i : = r."
wm,H. HacfarAndI frssp psfJs.ss:gSpt, 49, ''S'
VIM. q. otenshAS, trm of Ott5IhEst Co.,. -. =
WsllnHton' g oddil; arm ol Goddir LAppsrSaa.
7. W. HeDGnee arm Of Dunlop Moneure os, a."
g. A. BArEidEie, tTn Of WArwtek BArksdals.
JII II! Grant Tobacco Manptaetuer,r =" . 20 -
l. D. osellhav, arui q HaIa cEsnshsw %. :
yohn L. Bacon; trm Of Bacon Bssk slyIle.f 49,
RJB! nkialS srI ot AAIsl' orsnlhsH o.. r'''' =
; yohn Carries u. snip Owner. % - 80" -
WIN. H.WAivtckI ara otwGrWek BartIdall 1890 -
I JAI AIRED Jones' Attorney At Law. .-..-....N.
20 g. R RUIN i-ts snd NihGtlsiul,i
W. ". Dump, AttoIn Al Lrv,,:,'E .,.
Jli plas. -zrSof Durlop: MOhe9re a o.. no1o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-02
IIUNT NAMES,

Richmond, Virginia, -.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, $
500 paCEAsss nos for sale. sel2 ga
-wachsstsr Republican Stanton Spectator AMI Fs.lsF
cE54rr New, vn copy ms aat s-ad I'm % wiz -1-
DESSOLUEI N or CO-PARrN EtSsH 10y
ne deAta OF . HILL. she concern OF DrcKNsS, 'ItL
. Is solvt persons indebied 70 sid concern vii rake
uelaie % ne name % the concern VII Dc nsG5
z u. DICKINSON, Surviving -
NAT b. NIL, iPAr.ners. O..
NtO-PARTNERSEHIP re subscribers have ASSOCIATED
h-ry- ID, thee aEi-r the syls % Dickinson RL Tor.
sparsoss o. carry az the AacJ1 add c1uus busiusis
or be sale Of Negroes he oi rtsnhsi rand Of Dickinson.
HM o.. AloaD DtCAlNsuSb
,.4LF NAT. VIII
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Macnlt1t1 &pNeatMmt.

IH t3sfNr8t4tftA --~S M5.fs f+&ta~% Affts~ HEA
i Tacult6tS- GOAeotmm*i E iQiia4
Or. VI. %a,mmer, prOfeHSr Der saatontie' gtiEntste uat
gueenbetIiunbe, Der 6trur9ilG -art1eS'
II 1rstthena atinti unb 4ptu4$ttrtf SuRt
1 Ocean Der SatlIt1t . sas.
'Gr.fSs. gSernuts. Yrpfefpr bervG1eburtstIaf., @enaetrtc.
gle pno eeburt8hulFtden .3liait. ISL o
Or q. Rtirt. YroeGpr ter Sbente unb 9~tarnncie.
Or. 8. 3, Sernaps, grEs6cr Der YDgfta% @Otarit unb
[4S Nhneralpeie. fe,s 4.f4 pr'
Or. 81. SSO3fpfet, YrceRcr Der @athclpate itb Eberupt
Ant Der nebtstnifhen Gltntt. sos
Or. B. Trit. YrpfeFpr Der @bHFOloeie. sa
Or, s.. Nee. HrpfeArri Der Materia Mcdica. unb rtcbi:t ?
nii@en pplpSGlintf. a0ln iii A3eaie ss
D.e Ststr-nebuneen terbsn, DCg Dr. 9at1nter 9eietet.
&tne 8weiee ber DtatarwtHenfVaft unb Nlebittn werben tn
cteier @nfalt IN fpitemntif6ey WeibenfCtge cprsetra8en,l aai
Ee gprlelrn9en be9tnnen da I. September 1862 tn6 h1t-
srp pbne l1atasre4uue BIS u. Whtt 1868. liDaS Stubienjatt
setf6nt In 2 Semeiter mi jebet Semefer nuMabt 4 Wipndte. -
@ebibren SSmrtatriehlatbA IS. BprteinnssH fit 2GeI
Taeter $75, Secirterte $l5. aaU4la146lf hts 1884, ~
Mler ntntf9e unterri@t tn inherent etgenen SDGpitalt
9umbOlbt-Splptale), TN 5tabts6pfpttaIe In Der GGtute4
5qrm nnb tn Der ahbaIatpfiasa altait fs Safitwss IA
.tret.
anb WiinbltG su MAIDEN. ,.t .f,le eenr s.3tt,, ~
l1nier 9rUerannt, baS nnf IL Orudeiten aue Ybifersreittt
Details entbalt, ltebt rSe6ermonn CUR @erfieung, unb natete
Mustunft ertpetIt nnf Werlar9en FORTIFIED Ober rnitnoli@
Gr. u. $ammer,
ftkA YrptedSr unb Ocean Ter SacuItd
8 teet Ne. SO Wtarftfr" slpii&en 3. u. A. &S2s
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aranfe tattO '0,stfr6ftete !.
9r. @mabme'8

49, ST. Guanne'S Hea -H' ns
su1omtmen9eieBter GYrus ppu WtloftriGen.
8enuSt na5 ~entsfsbIen bon ben beritbutefsa aer5ten aIs
ndGt9en Sufen, &rtdltunaen, &~ronditiS, @n8t. Ifistelt,
4u8sebrnma, b!aaetl 3nitea, 9Irtipeieib 9etierlsit f9pa3er
Stinnnte, Sbtaers in ben IrtasOfsanen, perbprbener Btut,
4SdetsSt III Der Sene unb 9ruS, 9trttlopfet ODER Seratrant-
beiti allen SaI8-, grnit- uno 2ursenleioeu.
Or. 9maSue's
3ule mmem9e1ebter @Drup BON .gBtlbftr1den
.Sefin6et Fs lest hesr Elm 8ierteI Sabrbunbsrt Dor Der gsslt
.re # sa ~Ssrtaufen in iebent D~epobntet Sbetle bet @rne. u.s.
sd. Or. 9W4Yne''s " Il 3oa 3sA. LIB .
sl.Iamuetee1sBtee Ggrup ppn @ilpttrI9en
~ougereitet inter Der manufacturers amfadt srn ST.. 81.
SWedne, ctneS 8s5Gidten Grses. ser feline prceifonene Saul
i@en btttRns IN cnsr Der teiten NIB dIteten S@ulsa n,
85IabeIpbia. ia bteneidt in Der g8eIt, nngetreten.. Or biente
1adter einen reoA9et 8errttn IN benz pbtlooelpbta Otspens
larp, anS ipar e!sIe Sa5rs lattS @tat i'm 9oipttut aaO aitsn
20 ,ai5 90. SwaYne'ss sse1i ia"a ~ /
3ulammen9elebter GDrtp BON Wtlbfirl1en
il Sabsr gang 5~rrerldffs. tetn frsues unseYraftes Experiment
~lenbern Elm D9nis e~rpfobtss 1sntel, baS III Eanienbsn bon
0artAien In btsferS nnb I'M @astanbe s~epraRtt tptrb.
Or. 9waAne''S ia3 3,' 'la391
suIantmenBefBter Sprup BON Wilbftr1Gen
1T bic ~sorisineGs nab sinstS d6te" 3ulammenirbuns BON i-
~siteretet wrrce. ntts bic eiuot9e, teel9e eil reeeImdbiger
9Irst ~5abereitet, C6Glei1t bic Narlen bon ~betannten Ger5ten gu.
.bsreitungeu bon kStIbtIrfGeu betgGe8t ftnb, BITE aber nthte
nit tbrer Sereisung at tbln babep, unb pe1e Namen benz
Ielben nur bstBefi9t tint, biz, 0ber nidtS NIT tbrer Beleitune
81 ltbun babelt,l nm ibneg eineH Guf gu peri9affen nnb eer-
MitteIf 4 o~erislbsa oep 8erfaat Der DE ot3in bel iOrOIOien Zen
iH 6"V'sq"F8 ~san3g@oA Is8
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biele @cnts nnb debfn
Sffee bes QEsoRsramtes.

U~uIItmpte1p ben 70. Uf5. 1867,
@erfteselte Mn1etDte ner6en In eieer Office tts gum Wtttt.
pc6 ben 81. Des. 1862 Mjttaas Inn " li6r entaeaenuenrut.
men fur aIe bS nd6ltebeno bei@rtebene Material. beIsn
BITE WdferbstDrbe tpaBreno seS Sdbtts 1868 te6lrieh mag.
Sn jecen1 MneebDte mug Der &rtifeI, meIGer bartn cHerlft
wirb, beafIib o~n9eeeben unb bas Mn9ebot an BEN HWater
beard of the City of Baltimoress a6reIfrt werben, .gf4i91
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@nbossn (sIeeves.J 5sla sac Biesunseh (Bend
a~IbSreb-@robnen (stop Cocks.

Inter etneu1D Druid Ssn 800 @ftub per Auubrat.3 aG ~ prass
fen lmO senau mad Dem in cksr Sfftce ~ltesenbsn .Wtuiter ans
~5ufertiSeh. @2s-s AAhAt @N4 NA N}sSs
f8icter rnIfen ben @leis4 angeb!rt ftr o. 8, A. 9, s, 1912,
ID, 16, Is, 20 unb 80 Sou. y
t''@'' 8.ti aGtragenFdffen boxes. }" e3t@ " u
swaa1cn eth getpihi son 20 Bfunb is, un6 cine @iBet 9oh
10xl2 Sou babell. 8ieer fbaper. ben PrsiS fur jeess StHd
ans t9eBet. ~
TenerpfGcfe mite N6bren e Nozzle Fireplugsh 9
beren 3si1nnhe iuno Nlal bihsrte ben benz @oato IN eenetmi-
gen fns. @tetS pom jebepl ~etaSeinfn, -srasr e3a wag
~ Gdaufeln. - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-21

prve Us of the vii that God rad given us we speak
Or " from Observation and ~ calm spectator. Our
nfsrsues Is that these Powers have mighty holds
upon rs and never can be entirely subdusd. II may
be- that they we're not constantly attacked they might
rsiKn uaiver ally over The human and therefore We
would no. discourage any proper t 10 repress ITEM
Blu We uou IN respect ul suggest that the honour
able members OF the virsni. gislaiure hlvs their
hGuls full il they knew It, in sighting the Yankees, With
on, s,ing Their time aud substance in Al improbable
war upon whisky. They will be whipl out of their
boots; AID that is all lhy will gain b. their iiIOc
vaer.
Bat the tirsds agaIrs. whisky, though vain, might
ra.s uoreglrded Il Their not something more
sVu, aud miro lievous n he action th y mediate They
p-,psss By lesiaol interfere with the great ndu'
tsl pursuits Of the country Their profess otje't is
s absuri and morEctica7' scheme Of ubylshing WIFI
sud and imPraoticNble, for, II its production be
o,Er II bi5ited 10 his a,s that " not pr,vsnts
pr duCcn IN other Southern Stats or lie Introduction
'h- NOsih; bp' th msciievoal result will De
70 I-,,!rs hs prediction Of grala. PJOEls gen.
C's, wi no; SOW, uaess they reap II they are
ni,d iair and ,psR for the fsui Of th II Ia
r, ley viii not labor. T~o months age, thers
ersrL ii position among the farmers Of the SAts to de-
oe all heir LABOR to the procu!t on Of grain, with
view 10 ,uoserVe their ndiVdul pr. 6 as well as the
ubic gooL This disposition hts already been checked
sy the threatened aeiol OF the gaurs and tbs sJs-
Of arti rSry impres:m ,nts adopted by the rseT'
masters plrimenL This Fo, 81 legIs!a ion promises
produce the very rsl It sires to prevent Il the
preen; aspect Of ire there Is real dsoger Of insuf
isient supply of The al & lie for another year
We rave been surprised thG. men representing sgri
eul urs couutis aud identified in Lt,resi with the farm
srs, should have permitted themselves to be carried
away by this ssnseless ca Toe whole expense Of
sais irregular and jast bile legislation viii come on,
st tbs fsrmsrP. rle prob bion Of dsssries deprvss
them Of market; the upon dis'lilton will be in
abIsnAnt Of the price Of gain. Il may not be fet In
times like these bat let tbs piaoiils be oros intr~'
tueed, and it will Adh 70 like The shrt t Nessus.
Better let al sah gsation this alone. II you
relieve tho iaratrs OF the cxosbant charges Of
p'culors and xorontrs !sAve them free TO ges What
they can fer tsir prcdue's in air aud op,u market
AID -hi,ky, Ii - viii touah tha, 1t will not
hurt YOU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-21
The LEVIN Mass.

We hsd lot supplse 1t vas seriously contemplated In
~ ar,,r 10 col ouL inso active service, the vi DC
ras POI ton OF the State The p-OpOi iou Of Gov
ca,r bavs all over l6 aud uad' IS 10 cities. drilled
s he force OF their rep Give loo les 10 diff re-
af l.. That may be practicable, aad under 0ircuID-
s.Iu0eS, might be dsslrabla But We have very great
d51b 8 whether suoh e mlSs would effect more gocd
to,o mischief Bat respect to the rural dstricts 10
ca the whole male populnoa over l6 aud under s5
Or even between Is IHd As. soul be 4 misehisvOus
i.s1eusabls folly. IL the drst ps,e have no; ssms
- Iu in their hands. That otiOn, alone, Is su inf.
II the second place. IL would ruu the industrial pursuits
o. the State and lave vi bout the means for proc
caiog the var teyond the present S,Oa.
We hear that the rage for volunteering gr,asr thai
l. has bssa since the beginning Of the Thers will
he no Of men without any extraordinary legtior,
il ihey only get and leaders to conduo, th N
agAns. the enemy. Il there should be deficiency,
could be easily supplied By draft on the suPr,blr.
iauce Of table bodiea" young men IL tho Counlssary
aud Q ar.ermAsers Dspirtmant Far batter this ext e.
.eut than 70 draw hs boys f0m their books and the
old uen from the useful labors.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-21
OBITUARY.

Col VIM TusH departed hi, hfe, vsy ,rsdecB h' late
resd,D's. In he county o. James u " on s io
instgrt .
M N The uaaeq 'snsi ~it, hs ehaAee Of
dsesse spt uibu.e The npi sofa warn and hdsa'
ri nd hp .hsi u hsJ Jast d deerrtd ubssb pn'.
ana r snt. Isoier nat is axsnt rxise 10 Dy o.
ne suh RI tais roe- kt 10 hs eth hs coo OF - se,
% ha ios finer . OF fsaS ellis ns > ms
Rived uo liz n. conf ie,ee and OF hs e on c.
sss Numbered srde ri suong The evidences o.
- r. portion 70 the LAT 90 ysso tr'sdla ysies
f,hs uuty md IN d-sgats &, the uenarsi su.u W ON
',iv, et Ct pnt svosntsriy retained 10 H. pss
pie b. III had nprrd ~ 9Th
nsiu- v1 And aaa amIkLs hs herr sfrs a7d fsrer'
Gus 9Th his fs low ne. In ~ the
lions ~, a. ell uue' married By ue w sa neg fg
.bersl irrsN nj AMI around Ne Ariy
De be p,rrs,r I'd ne eh.rs.sr o. The .rus old uf,ssa
M am M hearty usico hh Ds hut ahsndsh, hesn'eh
w. and d youss q Aass sla h hR. sssA sss,sso II
ifs a,d cha ss,a CIV pssh u gss pAeA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-21

~ ne 1e inD Wing ire neesVs,ty Of pawn
- % ~ " = -e-ffl Tor th7 DaNhs ,t,a Of
P1e ~ 70 = N soc, % N hat 10 would
~ lN77 % ar hoGks gnirss the isF fnT III
- Ae' Aail ~ t1e n1asg psv or he SAN. H.
ne 'ars at' rot % n-d deter
- "a u, . ~ u aHuoa e. 20 Al The sabsc bers
so e. = "a o'''s 'hs' costly sdpl
'ls ~ etNi - "a - 49, anti ~ tisass lJus-
's7u1' }" aar M ton ~ Oh C, made OF in such
= "a pa nHe' escH sib1srtbsr In aiV on
7 - tih,rn'ion Sai N ill ne 40 :, - pN-e s,-,
saa h'rt NJ - within We TIRE 4hs IN the
~ = si4 - "a net - al Who Rave ut pAd sce~r
- ''e as VII ~ e-Ns-d non bo,Es and Eulr there,
a 'eE n - S be EFT q sursh ~ IN. sEplrHo
.f 80 rpau YEA ant ~ he Sd1ptsd all
g.y "a, ~ PrSssrvEGoa eOu2ss n eoarse or else /,
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FsssEt alb h este oooeri.

when last 4 mar We herd fro q a source We deem
ID reliable, that our Government had determined 10
'rAnsh the war from he PJtomso to tina W,s We lit
sned ID s)r,oE and amsz ant l. struck great
b luder-tho' not bsDg Of the military, Gld hAvirg
grea, men to ru, over ui-len. scQilesOsuoe the
,nly alternative The OH cions TO the course we're
Told. BY going to the LEY Of the Nj ssppW We came
IA contact With the best yhtHg population Of the North
men accustomed 10 the horse aud tho gup ard Who
Ad really no iuer .. IN Sasirg upon the Sou -
Their interests we're - Tee EIsern Yinkses and,
Vt les alone thew x.u, isAye AIKEN very little part in III
l. seco place, the weak point OF oar adVel
AIRY s P uusy!vaniA- An advance upon Philad,l phii
you'd have isolated Washington, ra's'd Mary AID a.
ne MAJ, to tbroE OF the accused Ynkee yoke, sup
vi,d Us uh sud munitions OF var, and tfte:usly
,roken the b., cklde. The advantages are obvious TO
uaprtf.ssionA uhA'cver they may be TO tic military
sye Bat have beard gentls Of high military
Aens speak OF this movement es the one which threat
ICED O rsiu ruu TO the enemy. By the eours We took
besides eouipg sOntac; With the bes; troops Of the
enemy, ~e GRABBED Mcclellan to withdraw large Por-
ion Of hs force from Washington And TO assGil Us At
viii an wherever he pleased.
The Philadelphia sirG of late date speaking Of
he movements OF the tennessee river, cInuos disguise
ID, joy feels in having the danger removed from the
tentsrest point Of i's territcrJ:
IT rtcsut 'sscs IN that region have not only
transferred tur int the currents there, bu
he q .ctr / IN IhirG~ing the rebels In part,
eAs', ON The Potom'c and the siege OF Washington
NolDg could be OF greaer value than transer Ct the
theatre Of var hing uou drpress the rebels or
give APPEARANCE veil as re,y, Of GsSaDcenent
ciuse-there eau be doubt that This u the par
"a ce1eloPmsnt Of hcOslAns great plan"
TbA II We d not know il ourselves sufficiently ind-
the ensmys OF their own weakness Tso &C.
un4 Of 80 90 each, bearing directly upon PaTtd phia,
i;h another Of 80 90 ready TO follow. uOulI give
Aspeet TO our Snlr and insI:e the Yankees With
- notions Of the horrors Of uAr Let them come in,
Jh,y eioes, invade Us take Richnoad, Cha lestO
- VsaEsb New Orleans what theJ please. Our s,rsng
uv 10 towns Tbers i. cor lfd slnos, eIc'rsir' y
% 4 /, afsrua q les l.. Us strike for them, without
tir-iag to the right the left This Is The path 70
90 a.d safety.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-21
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE

bkNAlE
Thu.sDAY. Feb. 90, 1881.
The Senate wa called to order Al IL O'Clock bV The
PGIsrDE>I, and opened with prayer Oy Bishop EAi
1T.
RIp,Rrs PREssSrrD.
Mr. Clps,x. from b, Com urt.sc on Military Afirs
made an sdvsrse rp.rt n regard 10 the resolution IT,
curing into the sxped.=rcy OF cree log hospitals,
nd also msd. report declaring it nexpsdent 70 ieeIs
a,e on the subj Ct of resolution curing INFO rhe
p.dsnoy Of reporting bill Tor tho pdrchass Of hcsr,
f,r suei ntamao may volunteer or b drafted Tor
cavalry service, -
PErIrIcs PafsrsIID.
Mr. Iss.IL presented pstiiion Of 81 ls.,'lof Bsrf
ley cout ~ p'tyI7g for the incorporation Of h.r>rso
Lodge NJ 100, / o. o e., api auIhor.sug Is 70 h9ld
property. k,ierTsd
s:+s BILL LAID ur'Y TaE TABLE
The bill to relress 10, al Gus rs by the eIsr.
esa of usurpsd power, penGng the '1rnmsnt yes-
to- d,y cams up unfinished business bat va, laid On
he able.
EMAIL kVrrs
TIE hiil athor Jog rain cities and towns 10 isu'
notes OF lees d-noninaon 'han 70 do i1 va eIll"s
up when the third re,diog ing reconsider tSs Bill
~as amended. An smsndmert wss ofn d 10 Of Ike out
zone AID Two dOl!rh" Pending which the bill vas laid
on The able
Mr. HAxr BY leave, presented bill tn am .rd the 4.b
section Of an TO incorporate the Confederate lnsu
rance Company" which WAS advanced TO Ia second read
ing.
Mr.. Mass presented the Ieporr,f proceedings Of .
meeting OF c, z,Es Of Cumbs nd county rq s,ine the
husnoe OF thdr Representatives In the q neral Assem-
Div ia favor Of the s.uup lon BY the State Of the W.T.
tax On motion, laid on the table.
Mr. Tn xPsos called fer tbs order ofths dsy-"Houe
bu 20 provide tor the assumption and payment OF the
Oonfeterat. Sstss var ax-whieh The Senate proceed
Cd 20 ocnsidsr
Mr.. Nxtsos oppossd the bll I, speech Of onhdsra
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-21
HAMPTON su9erers.

AT meeting held 10 Rchm md, the following, among
other resolu ionr, was adopted:
That the PAstors throus the country be rcqr.s
cd to rad this sppsa to their congregations on the ct
Sunday in March, the st convenient Sunday there
At aad take coll, ctons for The su.rer and forward
the amount to the TT 'asursr, Mr.. VIM. !. Taylor,
Cashier Of the Bar K Of Va, R csmopd:
AN APPEAL ON BEHALF OF TIE HAMPTON REFU-
GEES
The undersigned were appointed committee to pre-.
pare and publ Address to lhe public setting forth
the losses rings Of the refugees of the town Of
Hampton, and Ct The country mt guou', and their claim
TO the sympathy and the bepsHcenos Of their owoit
r.ns The Committee cannot more elivey perform the
service assigned tn hau BY presenting an unvarished
statement of acs II the month Of Nay last tie Peuir
sua was suddenly inv dsd By the Federal army, s1d To-
inhabitants OF It's lower IL ren,y, incu ing tn town
of Hampton, aud numbering be ween 2ald 5000 Whle
persons we're compelled TO msks hsssy ietres aoan'
douing their homes and al no their elire property
20 the enemy Tneir growing crops were destroyed their
provi,ns and sock we're d by the invidsrs their
sy we're seduced or forced within tbs lines OF the en-
,mv everything v.lu ,be oen from their houses,
AID, 10 crown their misiorlul's the tewi OF Hampton
u.
,ers OF the Confederate Army, as lsry hsoess'
w. The county Of Elizabeth City has been reduced TO
Isolation Thee refugees are scattered throughout
The lower counties o. the Sat-, aud miny Of them are
known 20 be In extern, dAstitution and want Families
,A.tl 10 comfort G renee nov caro- precsriors
subsistence by toll aTe their wants supplied ey the
hand tf friend hip or OF charity. Il would be hear
endsg 10 recount individual Of want and sa
sring Ole case has been brought particularly to the
notice of the Uoumit!ee-that OF LAZY who lived IN
odependence and comfort aud whoss husband 10 In the
Confederate Army, and who Is literally heuAlsss, With
seven dspead.nt children. To increase the destutiop
OF tho wom n and children, almost every man oil the
county, cipabs of bearing anna, In tbs military ser
vice. Among all the CIT I,ns Of the South, none have
PROVED ,rs loyal to the Confsderat, Cause, or bora
heir sec ,es in It's support, wish mora ACCOMPANYING
f,-,i.ude, than the SUI rsrs OF the PsninsuL
The Cou uee en- L. only necessary TO bring to the
knowledge Of their eounrymsn tbs SUI rings and wants
Of these unfortunate sld patriotic rfigees TO secur
for them liberal con ribuons. Tler COL d. ion kss
srcns appeal to tbs humanity patriotism and pieiy Of
the public We engaged in great struggle for our
rational ind ,psndeoee Sicr lies are dems ID OF al
NJ, those sacrifices should far possible, be equal
IL d. l. IL coL ienty hop that the sufferers oil Hamf
ton and is vciu will be ma is TO feel that they have
tue sJmpathi aud may rely upon the generous suT.
n,rt of their ox ctI ns IL vii bs that TT a.
rer has b,en app uted to receive, and Committee 10
dis rbute any CO bu,ions that may be efred for the
unfortunate sIfsrerA
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DsHE.

si.-day morning TIE 1871 ina, st o -ns.on. VI, VARY
JOB AS dsashsy Of Dr.. q. Een>nGt, 2 A, sgel nees
TIN
rnlu 'aiBly pss ro' ihssias oferi,,ene ore vaoh
:esded ID rui allotted 3, H. snd vn' tarIu
l,ls fe IN In s'ned u1sls 81 norslv AIR
hsyi srvse his eoinrv on er he Esr OF si hnh
CSrr r-redt peactsI rlsiH p,ya NE ShHe be COZ
ID 70 Ell he and re-tect q vh tneT HIN Hh
re nory q -, vi ts hlo5ge CT ifss tIt1s tshts
irs any eAur 81 the m rfs rtfs u en,nE-
BY him IN hi us portion o. hsi 60 nsaennous
E,l q chritsls sn With hir orc nearly w.
Eps opa,anl hys his y the sEns 10 e hN
be rs. s.s AGED odd Il isoOv for ss sfaianT
All
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The War.

We kAvs nothing late and s1th'n,c from the theatre
Of op rsIioos in Tennesos'. We gvs TIE Y-uSee &c
counts, wh'oS, though pup,rDg 20 be auhsus, We do
not CT di. Va do act b.feVe that our inrrai. We
surrendered IS 90 prisoners Is po.sbl Geo. Beck
> er may have surrendered with the r,ar guari while
uaip body, u. der Pillow aud FOId made coed their
retreat Tits solution is rendered probable by the
e,pnts tSst re.cN IA Nv ulv o. Augusts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-21
LIGHr ARIILLEAY.

nv Y und,rgnsd hANias scared SIlend, BI,'ry l,N
OF field pieces have IthO iIE to rAss cJmpALY clS
Light Sr lie 10 BE- aus'srsd IA TIE PrONloBA ar JHpkl
m q Va Ia for ,h. War. EA144
tered Ia
As rppoun'y Of enh-E N hit o. Es service, WI
0 the he frsQls1i t1s q ING to
VII usaks NppueA o. - tsissd Sou lotLEst
nsr Z v ~ ADD h ste SE 70 u u Of > or
sisusd Ne a
Oss ,Ia isSacisss VII ssat them OEss the
srAPLTTon okUroanKlp,
W ., FaNNEA
re Cha wiRtdAN.
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