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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09
REAUTLRUL AND HIGHLY ArTsACylya

DEAUTfRUL AND HlGHLf ATTRACTIVE
ID Res Estate Church Hill, on Marshall.
road And Ora e streets, Tor sole at auction
III bes suego, CO the premises 10 the rider sd sit
fslrAY, lth Apr ls62 at ~ o'clo ~. that beau ihl
Igare Il lAad v1h Ttomu sowlId fe,idss bout-
b. Bstat karsh, 2Th AMI 1sh streets, having sf
teei ea;N 81 the foiHe viii be civilized 10
nall ot' of suitable iiEe aeorGias TO plat turv'y b
tire Of sac, each lot runrins back s5 feet to 20
alley.
" square there ms large Ard wei built rick dwell Ing
&c ,bJ ttinI r,pd d, ud be rsae a mo drssie 8
Jrertes lie o. this sgune vi es.l mo iss uifei
the Oh de of he fsth ard feth adj
anlg II W br,k msn recently ereeted by Mr. eco
5.trg - feet inning ask I50 feet alley 10 fees
,ide
-npe third sh bal,nre al and two ye,r nsge
r no inter st paybl annually 'e urd by tut ds,d.
Z taxes for 1864 " be bslI BY tie p .chasr
Lp2 G00DiS q apPfk30h, Aush.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09

NgAT .AND,vNhY DksIn bly, LOCATED

EEAT AND'vEBY DKsIHs bly, LOCATED
resiseaec, on the west Line OF rinh, be.
ween Wa In aud Cary stree ., for sale u--
ion wOe I'D At auction, OF he sss, on 1b UkeDAf
- 18th April 1872 stt o'cl,ek. p N The reat and
y stu ted resderee ests1 tbcve nov 10 n, s
Francis Gag and este ne resi- o. the late Iss
o., hq The Tot kss front Of Ssh g. and fe tn $50
to vide all The dwelling has rosms. h GO sr
Il h,n ard Ia bisk stable and eif hcsse The To-
al 10 ame' the beat II Iicbno d
One third cash. the balance sld IL hs fec
egoab.e notes. interest sdde aud sserred b. deed
and 1s62 be paid By the purchaser
spi-tds 9vDDIk . AfPRksOh, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09
AUCTION SALES.
HUTUn8 pAYs.
BY JAMES ". TAYLOR A.soy, AlcIs

MOST TvALGABLBB8yrKh RESI- ,ENCEoN 7,
NJ she oTth SIDE OF Main, between First
n"d Foushee Sire q, and the Vaiusbl Private
He.idente e. st the NOrta Ssst CoEner OF Main
ana ist Heets, at auction. 1--we viii al, oI OF ire
brenss Ga hosDAY he 9is Apr, e1Gmepcing At ~
r very valuable PiV1e Re,ilsnee located he o
Tide OF nsn Street tetwstn h and Toushe- s
oceupnsJ Of ib e Esq IL esn,sia II Inge ysns with
closets bathh1u hot and water gas NA.er through
tn, entire Guild NJ tosr'her viz tn lex ktehen cont M
Ing four rooms ai,o Brick ttale Cairag, house.
HoUs and othr tulc1gs TnI h. 10 ,dnI able arur
for The eoTnoaation Of large sz ID family,
lent order Ills loc ued Ia desrAble neshNoTh
cnnvenet 70 busnes The lot fronts
le5 fact 10 . wide, paved alley.
Also
valuable Buldns Lot adj ni TIE Ts, h,vins the SAN.
from, and depth. vel set with TIE choicest Fruit Tees
Grapes, &c.
Immediately amer the above win be sold the large Brloi
Fehdnce cated at the Eonheas lite secon ef ana
stree adnag tie residence Of rheod Robon ESQ
he occupancy Of Mr. Edwin Ubre u contains about
r,ons and attached large Brick Kitchen Let fenS 70
feet End furs back 100 ieet o hisl street
TrRAs-0neih rd sh; balancs a. and IL months TO-
gotab notes. In ereit add and Tecured BY deed
Taxes aud nsu for 1867 be paid by the
m 2S I'd Jas TAYl0tkS ~, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09

Privat- dwelling on the NVTts side OF
. Ugh brlwevn Sth and 9th streets fer ssls 90
uCti Nv will sell .t uet he sn'se,, n 10.
tN> 10 .p lsc2, at 4ko NJ, at Las and We
Vi lex TENN, nj lccseI at hbts-tpaney OF
P inii the re'idenc. Of Mr. Gee
Gie The no Sc Is In eIc- mt ten nd
ons s supp led vi water Ard
aud = Sogtt mt class llipg The bdb borhoed
I'D = very de,fa lie and quit vnis-t ~
- r,ral pl c u brE1tsl
TERysones1rde IN, bsfn:e ,t TX aud iveve monhs Tor
e,o.sble ots, Int rst sd:sd ured fy udit tesd
axes and in,urz: for 1868 70 paid lurekas
ap2 6oD0Ia APPEaSCh, Aaeh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

fHRh6:
uauy PNgsf, psr Ea1En sNeeky, - HsekyS -, -
va IN adTsaeG xsAaess Sy be rAds 81 ths rk oi Ne
PGAes n AZ ssss vhSEs svasaes iAksa On s depeEs o.
lssstg IA n. FOss o1es eoniAi=ag DeneJ.
A1sHkEsN5-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09

~ adTeascai - eo1Ece.ed by be ncetl Or year
sal specasd hs kisspl prsveusy Agreed uPon be-
ts-s, sac parties.
bsr asscns vl De soznusd anil ordered su ana fsn'
uEE-tri accordingly.
Rx1uiis ApukkTpEN HNr-fo avoid aisundenAndlng
an a. partui ths Anuua Advertisers propeS 70 siats 1e
Ihat 81 privileges only her rsae bgrass Real
RfAf Legal aud al oher Adve-ssens seat oy ths 70 ee an
asogicrgl cNarse, ADD no yNriaiioa-
~ General Ageuis Advertisements uotto os
rtei year be charged ~ re Usual rAs saess
. sach dsco-au a shAn Be agreed upcn-
Ro5klcsra sd eary advertisers generally engaging ere
o. -re F2ases Na the privilege Of change thAN no on he
way avsrASs II any Sne insert than the Aa>uh
upon Standing Ulder the contract and al sxese
an such amount % be eharged a. the r1ul rates.
Aivs-tIsnents Inserted In the SekWeeky Whlg een
rSr squAre nI lels for e e insertion and SO eens
Der square each contnuAnee, weekly, rs cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09
AUCTION SALtS
FUTURE DAYS.
BY eoDpTN 4 APP sRso ;. iBcr'a
DECKIvER,s SALx OF VALUABLE m q
IL ksIat- In HenrIco eouutY. Two mIlcs be.

t eo1HlH Arr ,aso .oorA
DECKIVRR,S kALN or VALUARLR m q
Ii kslat. in HenrIco couGty tWo miles be.
low Kirbmond on The new Will. ms b arg
Tnrnn Le Nv Viii, a. . d,erse n q ID 81 an 4 on
con d. ,te ,t,s az ,m.rie, 10 the cse a. rfc,r ts
sat,s on An,r q, ,ss,nt uharI fel--t on o Z seavss
,T,t. a., n,on ,,y ~ "a I'm o Al pfoee,d 70 st,u
tiou on IN, erie. IN IN. ,tr Iyerus T1,,d AZ
Ia1 Iss2 Az oeI A., m the foo vpe "a u,Nl, real 20.
az, viz. IL, 1hs neat ,ott.r. Y,rm abou ~ mile. bcIov
dc mans ,ri,nInf i've M, = nr, 10 10 Ard tfu B.
w "a -. ,a,,.I,,. a., , ,,,,v a-cu led n, ., -ud,r
I'd The va uabls iract cf laod Aoa! mss ~
ioi Ing hughes Tsv'rn, coli ln,og W ioo iVW
ta,'e tisee Hshe.td on ni wiihsnibur ne snr
ron mI rov rg part Of esun'y same W shhs Pe
VII be sold two horses and some per'ora tneeu
Inss-Cnh 50 TO the personAi properly - 20 NE reh ssns
IN -ouh cas- balance 81 sIiEsi'e aao eg Teen aop %,
oi.ins Lter vi soed sec nuy aad h's retained VIA me "
p,y nen' . smies.
1hr h1s ior isez 70 ne pAia oy us pofennI
AP' Z. !. DnooAh' Aseo"'
r Ors Nos 40 A. 40 Ann Ae m ar.h.u,.
Ip,sn n vsen,tco nesr 70 ,hc asccn : r.. -,
nike Ioeerhrr viii, large frs :. "a Dvsliisr
s6ereop, and other buiidin. . for sals n = ne
Ion - the ON a. o, Mr. Jeon si,aa ali !, -
,pcto 4 "a mr., 60 en N Npl, IN. Ia ,rv issI !,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09
SALT sALTI sALTl

SALT! sALTI sALTi
Just In receipt NJ lot OF Dry Fine ss corsgnreut
Puiis who let d with time siaee I'd
Iew tn m they bnl want
PA WOODS
Richmond, Mach o. 1ith and C,ry
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-03

the companies were under FIRE three long
hours at close range. No troops ever beha-
we'd better. with more endurance or with
more gallantry. Their long list of killed
and wounded attest this fact, and this de-
termination on their part was inspired BY
their confidence in their commsnder. When
the historian shall gather the facts and shall
illustrate tho truth. ii will be found that
this fight at Pocotaligo has been among the
hardest fought aud most unequal contests
that have occurred during this bloody war.
Gen. Walker is about forty years Of age
Of slight figure, with ine blue eye and
fair complexion; his address is frank and
pleasing; he enioys the love and confidence
Of his troops in high degree. In conse-
quence Of bis having fought two hard bat
ties beneath the live oak grove at Old Po-
cotaliso. his men have designated him as
Live Oak Walker "a merlted tribute to
his firmness and tcnacity. a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-03
ivy REouEsT
CHARGE or THE 70.
HON. THOMAS s. GHOLsON,

Judge Of ne Circuit Court of tie City of Petersburg.
10 The Grand jury If is Session held in this eitg
on Monday, NorsmJr i7h 1862.
Published BY request Of the Grand Jury.I
GESTLEsES OF Tar GRAND jury: Peace
has not vet returned, but war still rages.
Scarcely day passes that the country is
not called upon to witness further sacrifices
10 the cause of liberty. Grand Juries have
important duties to perform. whether in
times Of peace, or amid the stirring events
Of war. laderd. il may be said, that regu-
laied liberty and the grand jury system are
inseparable. icannot therefore too strong
.ly urge upon ynu faithful discharge nf
your duties 90 The present occasion. Ma.
Dy Of you are familiar with these duties and
know that Ill violations of the penal laws
II the State are within the scope Of your
inquiries. shall mol stop TO present srgu-
mcnts 20 show the Importance Of your SER
wees or TO urge motives for fitelity on your
part.
In the present protracted and fearful
Struggle. IN which We are involved, every
department II our Government, Stale and
Confederate, must feel deep and absorb
ing interest; ; aud NAV he permitted 10 add
that IN such crisis grand juries are not
confined 70 ordinary presentments and iu-
dic,ments. but a. the grand inquests Of the
counlles ar cities 10 which they are smpan-
nelled. they may With proprieiy inquire
/ inio and present all abuses and evils which
the, u,ai believe threaten the good Of the
country.
~ ny Judgment, there are evils now ex.
isting. which YOU may properly inquire IN.
20, and truly present. allude 10 the va.
I rious specnlatlons and uneonscionabIe ex-
tortions everywhere carried on and prao.
i iiced.
| Il csEnot be denied, that if we have 4
j brate and gallant army 10 The field, com.
] posed ui men WIN left fathers and mothers
broihers aud sisters, wives and children
houses and lands--men who have endure
every hardship, met every sacrifice, an,
have displayeda courage and hcroisn ne,cl
eScelled, we also have al home an arm;
composed u spectators and exinrtioners
who would be less harmless ii they wer,
regularly mustered into the service, anl
we're lighting under the standard II our Ell
emirs. They have embarrassed the Go
scrnmeh, and oppressed The ppor, by run
ning prices up 10 famine figures. The,
have dishearIened our sodiers, who are ey
ery day receiving letters from their lami
lies. stating that they are scarcely able 4
grtnecsssary food and raiment, while those
Who ~ere unwilling TO 90 forth aud peri
their lives, ate amassing fortunes.
. Nnw, no just man should complain tha
, hc, who was merchant in peace, shocl,
/ continue his profession IN war, and by iai
! dealings improve his fortunes. The mcr
chants, however, are not the only specula
/, tors, but they find competitors in lawyer.
| doctors, farmers and mechanics: and wha
} Is more, they are All ready 10 speculate I
/ everything, II il is asccrtained tina
I there j. anything for sale IN the most re
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-03

Judge cfthe Circuit Court Of he City Of Petersburg.
10 ne Grand jury cf its Session held in this eify
on Monday, NorsnlJer I'M. 1862
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
NJ: 50r-YOL. II.


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the time of subscrin ntinn. Ew" Dollars
mad Fifty t,eais, WITHOUT, DE gIATIoN
after the cx piration OF three inenihs. -.
Al Bits for Advertisements, JOB
Work. or Subscription, considered due when
contracted except against those with whom
Wa haze running accounts, q .H.a fe
ar ) ,bscri bers failing to order diseou-
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are considered as Wishing TO renew; and 1t
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ATy1 paper will be seat out of the
CO .aty unlesspsii for in ADVANCE -.s
~ A iverrJsem snts insertedat one Dol
IA. per square 81 Twelve Lsees
or less, for the first Insertion: Fiify Gents
far esrh continuance. 81
ttrs Persons AL vertiting by the year, will
b, cbarqel Forty Doi.mrs IGr a wbels
cn!.,mnS, TMensy -Eseii,ss>z for oGe-hslf
.s'es, ID ,itar~ FOR one quarter No devat-
ton from, t5ess farms Rnters apy. ei'cnnastanoes
.-rr. rbe privilege ot yearly advertisers is
'sctirtiy H,ateito dotr oJcll Immediate 4ond reg
aity. btsf,ess: and the hosiness OF an adver-
Using tirm u not considered As including that
of is indIvidual memhers tz.an
q Tfs ,n,,.a,ncing can iidates U safee Dol
lars TO Be- Dnii IN aIvance ~ sUe'-g case Fl
Alvertisemeats rot muked, win the
nun, ber IF iuscrti vrs when HANDED H. VIII
b. costfnaei until ordered out and Pdg"'e'f e1-
acted
70 No n ige,t paen' inserted g'@tH'''Hsfg
r-sy- Advertisements Of An abusive nature,
a0iN not be inserted ot any P7ice
fcr Sob i'.sniiHS.of ALL ktndS meats
DONE on New type and ,'n as reaeo nabie
terms IS any nflire in TennesSee
No Paper will be discontinued until
al arre r.s.s AZ. p,il up--eToept at the op- 4
son of tie Publisher.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16
Condition Of The Army.

"P. w. a." the correspondent
of the Savannah Republican"
writes about the condition of the
army:
If the army Of Virginia, could
march through the South just as
it is-rag.:ed and almost barefoot
ed and llatless-nRny of the men
liinping along and not quite
well oil ;heir wounds Or sickness,
vet cheerful and not wiling to
abandon their places III tie ranks
-their clothes liddled with balls,
and their, banners covered with the
sinokeand dust Of battle, and shot
into tatters, many Of them m
inscribed with 1fWiliianisl@rss,
t..Seyen Pines "Gaines' Mil
..Garnett's Farm "Front Royal,
s.NicDoweIl.'' .sCedar Run aud
other victorious lieldS-if this ar
my of veterans, thus clad and
shod, with tattered uniforms and
banners. could march from Rich
mond to the Mississippi, it would
produce sensation that has mo
par;llel in history since Peter,
the Herinit. led lis swelling
hosts across Europe to the rescus
of the Holy Sepu!clre.
] DO not write to create alarm,
or to produce a sensation, but to
arouse the people to sense OF
thearue condition of the army
/ have yet Il. learn thst snytihng
is to be gained by snppressing the
truth. assd ieoeiag the oi'"g to sut-
fsr. II must Withhold the truth
when the necessities Of the ser
vice require it to be spoken, lam
quite readyto ret,irn home.
ANYTHING thar viii akeep of
the cold willte acceptable. Even
the Spectator aud eNtortioner
nigh: lorego their gains for q seas
OH. aild uiite in this religious du-
t,a Ifsthey sneitiler ciothe the
naSed, norfeed tie hungry. who
are fighting lor Their Freedom, and
for Msir homes and property,
what right have they to expect
anything but eternal damnahon.
both rom God and man? jg4z..
The Milledgeville ga, Record
er saws that. dog Skins properly
trimmed and tanned, make excel
lal.t shoe l9atiief, equal 10 Ga call
skin Wesion' t wala TO kiilsabgs,
but we want their skins, and 1T
theS can i've without IT. they ere
weieone. s 81
Perhaps a fhrther saving misht
be made. says the Wilmington
Journal, if the l6arl; Of the deg
coold bsused to tan. bis hide.
Bad M,mg a'aests--Fhe askleIa- In ?:
moad papers Of the Isl, assert that
-,,-4 4efllAsl Vaah-at,s tsssttsrtau w Ar
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16

Bad N,aog paesfs--Thea as:lea- i,, p.
mond papers of the lst, assert that
some 4 4,0A0 YANKEES ellteFedF " ar
renton, Va., on Monday hast and
captured and paroleai. al our sick
aa,d wounded there. The number
of CQnfeder;.tes TINS secured for
exchange, is esiimated at between
2.50Q endsaDeQ. asisa-. ~ So -.ssss s.
,Eza "a '...s.s ss'K= -e= :.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16

:. Gen. ChaIners, of Miss, has
been placeQ under arr st by Gen.
Bragg 70. making Il premature at
tack, with infantry alone, upon
the ene,nys tosi siifications at Green
i b. s.se, causing us to s,liier n
loss. The next day, with cannon,
plid g, was taken without any
S to US, end $500 Fsieoneis cap
turea n ~ esss I. :: 20
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16

South Carolina has 42.97a men
in heCoaiederate seryiee.2 81 IL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16

4 The Federals have lestncar S0,-
300 mensin the recent ebsttles in
Maryland and -FiirriIia, viz: To-
900 at shafpsburg, u, 900 at Eaf-
per's Ferry, and shout s,000 at
ShepardsteNn:s - ''ess srneT 10
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-16

20 cg6nfstlefste Bonds are at nsr to
II prem;un in Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
oITY ITEMS.


Crrr CoUxcIL-The regular monthly meeting Of the
CITY Council Was held. ysa.srdAy afternoon. Present
Messrs Saunders Presidsnt) Gratan Denoon, Haskins
Orutoh6eld Wynne, Epps Scott, Burr, Gr'fhn, Hill,
and Glszsbrook The absentees were hessrs Talbot
Greaner, and Stokes e, -
Mr. GrAtan from the Committee of Finance presen +
cd report relative 70 the remission Of certain taxes
which was concurEed IN
Ca motion of Mr. GraSan, the Committee of Finance
was authorized to sell the 600 Of the bonds of the
South Side Railroad Company owned and held BY the
city Of Richmond.
On motion of Grattan, the Of 81 600 Wss apprc-
prated for the support OF the poor OF the city under the
control Of the UoioO Benevolent Society, of Richmond
On the further motion Of Mr. Gssttan the SUN Of s.,
600 was appropriated for the support Of the families OF
the volunteers Of the city, to be expended under the d.
rsetion of the committee Of the Soldiers Aid Fund.
On motion Of Mr. Burr, Messrs Kent, Paine Co.
were Ruhorz d to act as auconesr Tor the balance OF
the fiscal year. on thu payment Of the sum Of 500.
On motion Of Mr. -Wynns a. further appropriation Of
a 600 was made for the OF the Committee on Arms.
On motion Of Mr.. Burr, the sum Of $22ls, was ap-
proprated, be applied, upon the order OF the Com
mittee on the James River Improvement to the pur.
chase Of dredge boat, steam tug boat, lighters, and
other property attached 10 the same.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott, the Committee on the Fire
Department instructed 10 enquire into the exped
ency Of purchasing second steam engine for the use oil
said department..
communication from the Mayor was read, nomi'
mating Pleasant Gentry, John D. Perrin and Wash Grit
an day police officers In accordance with the recent
dinanee. The said nominations were confirmed
Afcr some other business Of special interest, the
Council adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14

YAt meetag Of the HoNArdsve GrAyu COMPANY D. 18Th Re
mrnt Virginia Volunteers held Al Camp, Cenreye Dee
1851 accordsnce wi the byaub Of the Company Cast
Faulknsr Chairman and SAL " Tarror ap-
pontsd Secretary All the 0ce and menbe Of the Company
IN camp present. ana motion Of LeaL w. O. CArngton,
% unanimously
Bushrod Harris Aaxr BAnton Thu mond, John q. vi :
boaru James nAhNn JaHes Mathew sAS Harm John
Nlgus Henry Aus that he deaths created vacancy
Company Whea be nued By 4pirb
generous oc thao ede ced ~ NE AAerty
vim tar rushed 70 TIE uh their
ehivar neArios eKhbtei In all the
Arfulus and danserous dut 60 o. camp life.
kad and genial hearts prompted such ger tie
rAny department aud r.lsntcJn he memo
mes upon our heA-s niebe ehArActsS b def
- The erAlng Dagger - that tasr vd
flesh upon the Of memory the e-Aui1
which bAny spTng will deck their nor
taat the Of their sldierks beArag tNh deI ira
Crane lbJ the rokd side % memory peAngy 70 ter ~
r. peary streams qusf the efJsA tom The saplent
un and rs musical strain o. la Pr days gore
ina shan seduoufy ye 70 enulas IN future fe NJ
tofiogs examples they I'd durnng ihe hvN 50 iu
lessly at short BY the grAat Deah
Rssrs That We tender sympathy 70 the bereAyed families
euraes aud them FRAT thtr deceived eA
4es hAvs 20 Een their TtA that cIass-nd pen
deaen behalf Of uhch roo AneeSios pledged hvrt,
and sAcrei homer And In danx exhbise
hoo0 uh her vita ths mob and good 20 N
end And enbA them Ia tae ssere1 OF the nat
snoy future nsrAions viii chant praei 70 the dee
reyolu len and ~ her called 20
msnUr nee by patriotic and Who survive is dAngr
and casuAiles. 49,.
Rs.orsL TAAi tese proceedings puNlshed In the Daily
WhK copy the family Of each Of the deceased
JOSIAH fAULhNLS, O1Alr n
g. W. FARRAH sec'y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
0E OUR SOIL AT THREE
|kIH TAKEN, SO.

WINCHESTER, JAn'y llth, 1859. z
VAiq
January, Gen. Jackson started with
nchester, on the road towards kon-
ser or man knew where they were go
10 Ronney-out une1 pecdngiy We were
road 70 tho right. On We passed for
49, n, night Of the third day, Just as the sun
,,,s Aiapr himself behind CapOn mountain the column
v,s k.ed. Col GHham came back from the front with
49,. r,pidi,v be took from his regiment two eOmPa-
Me- N and b who ran in front in high spirits The
sch, now began; report after report was heard The
o.. R,,ient under its brave and daring Colonel, was
o-s,,ea forward at doube-qaek Soon il was in line OF
h,,,s an anxious 20 fire. soon the enemy Withdrew
nod hosever until he bad wounded two Of Company T.
o,v,,o Rxa aud Lieut. Panel Private Exan died the
=, morning. lieut. Paine is still very badly of Col.
tttou's horse was shot from under him The next
moroing the 2lst Regiment ordered to send com
uany 4 front as skilmishers. Tue Cumberland Greys
were sent Aner skirnishing beautifully for two
miles. the enemy vas seen in large number on the
mountain They hailed reported and then marched on
TIE cannon then opened upon them; now the minnie
bllls cane thick aud heavy nov column was sent on
the right another On the si and The third in 'front.'
TIE soeny seeing their position almost surrounded re
treated in three different directions leaving their stores
a., Oas column pursued them on the road to Hancock
one 10 s., Johns run and anO.hsr to CApOn bridge Al
,,ds the poor hirelngs wade the Potomac, though
sooE and e hid is gentle rpPies. we burnt CAPOu
hige took Up the railroad iron at S. Johns Run, and
took the aepo, a. Hancock with many valuable store-
and then barnt K aad passed over % INC dan and broke
th,t An honor Is due to our gallant leader Never
we're men 50 anKious TO SCAT. Never were such yels
hoard a. we're when passing through Bah. This army
/. composed of troops Of Tennessee, Virginia and Ar
kansas. All seem anxious to do their country some
good The weather was bad and snow is on the grourd
80 "A. o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-14
TyO PHVsIGIANS.-AP Physician, in fall pra.

Two PHHSIGIANS.-APhy ssaa, In fall practice, who
tdes one ofhe Watering Places o. Western Va and
DESTROYS removing the SOUTH viii sell his property with the
his position his property which he proposes 10 SELL
consists large and comfortable Dwelling with all necessary
out houses stables and negro houses aud about 80 Of good
Aad half OF the land well and the balance
land and furnishes the proprietor abun-
dainty with bis rewood pasture Ills practice has been
worth 70 him. many years ron % 500 5000 Rer
consists Of practice among the Vstos a. the Springs
during season, and throughout the neghborhood during
the year.
Pail introduce him, far he Into his practice He
will exhibit hlbooks 70 Physician desiring 10 purchase
lis price Tor tbs property with the good will Of his practice
$500 payable foows-s2OOOin hand, and the balance
and years with intel est.
Applications addressed Msssrs HArmAn Bell Attorneys
Va Will receive attanten. Ap6-wu