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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
BY THE GOysHNoK OF vinaINI
a PEOCLI.HdIIOY


In compliance with act Of the Legislature CT u:
Commonwealth, passed the ls.h day Of the PRESENT
month, FbFuary,) board Is rqured TO be organ.I
in each county I'd corporation AXE cognznce o.
all questions If exemption iron military duy The Law
prescrb,s that this board shall consist Of the presiding
justice of each county, Of the recorder in each cor
porsiion Together with any two justices, when tuch
presiding justice recorder cannot from suy cause,
aci, the Clerk Of the Musings Court County CourI
shall summon any three Justices who shall constitute
such board. Nov, therefore, l. John Letchsr, Cover
ncr Of the Commonwealth Of VirgiriI, do htrtby
qure the said boards to be forthwith organ in each
county aud corporation OF this Common .ealb and do
prol i'm to all persens who may have excuses TO effr
for not rendering military service that the board
situted is tho proper tribunal for determining toe su
cienry Of euch k1d do further maks known
that copy Of the said act Of the Legislature Is hereuno
annexed.
(-l-l Given under my hand as Governor and IN.
IL s der the Seal OF the Common wealth, a, Rob
- nond, this 24th day OF February, 1852
JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor:
GEokGE W. MuSFoBD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

JAIL DELVEEY-FELoSs AT LARGE.-Nae prisoners
lel in ths city Nil effected their esclps, yesterday
msrning, a6ou, O'Clock Their mode of escape seen
10 imgl previous knowledge OF the construction
Of the jail, and its insecurity as place OF confinement
vault C1ondl uncer the plank d)ors OF the range Of
cells on the north side closed at each end by brick
wall, eighteen inches thick. In ell No 8 piece o.
flooring bout three feet long and foot wide pr
up, Immediately this vault culvert. The pi3.
Were Ill turned Of their ocs into the yard
yesterday morning. at the usual hour and hence it was
that others besides the occupants OF No made their
cape An opening was made in the wall ct the lower
or eastern end OF the culVeyt large enough for
10 pass ami through this aperture, after crawl
ing down the culver the prisonefs emerged into tn
coal vaul. OF the l The grated shutter Of this vault
fastened The inside by lock, which was easily
broken OF The prisoners then passed through the win
dow into the corporation stable lot aud made tracks
for plrts unknown" Their exodus was fortunately dis
covered By lady in the vicinity and she promptly sent
word to the lilor Mr. Hail. who quietly eating bis
breakfast NJ. Books the assistant aior aud Messrs.
Hall and EGroughty, the night WatchmeD were also in
the i, bu. so no;sssss the escape conducted that
the frs! io,mation they had Off the alarm commu
ret'ed from the ldy referred to- Her timely notice
prty ertei. perhapS, the emptytng Of the jail.
NJ. Hal fastened instantly TO the coal vault a.
reached it in season TO prevent the egsess OF two prs
oners-Wm. Miller, the pretended Oclonel, indicted
for sEindliug Messrs. King & Lambeth, aud a man
named Auglc, who we're just preparing to pass out
throu n the window After returning these men to their
csllS Mr. Hill locked them up with the remaining prs
oners in their respective cells.
The fo!loHing is q list Of the escaped prisoners:
James n Elmore Sad Tszswell Corr, indicted for
stealing gold watch chain etc, from WIN. B. Lane.
Andrew Sullivan, convicted Of shooting John Smith,
at the hous Of Maurice ,unis.
Joseph Calvin Henry, indicted for felonousy sabbng
Pryor, slave.
jose ph Wagner, indicted for feOniOuIy shooting Nor
man Green.
John Fig Kreiblo, charged with the murder of VIM.
Ssuter.
John wiamt, indicted for stealing trunk OF cloth
ing from the Colombian Hotel.
Us Keller Indicted for breaking into the store Of
N-ssis We Co, and stealing s., etc.
VIM Cl4k, CONVICTED of stealing a b. & OF pepper
from b. Gotleb and sentenced 20 tho PeAtentiaTy for
two years.
At Nesting of the City CounciL yesterday afternoon,
this delivery" erred TO by Mr.. Griffin, who slso
presented communication from the City Engineer,
stating that the cost Of filing up the vacant space un'
der the oell' in the j.l with granite masonry will not
exceed the Of $500. On motion Of Mr. Griifn, the
said sum appropriated The annual repairs on this
old jail cost than the interest upon sum sulcent
to build new one would amount &c. Yet, the Council
must economic"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

RE.ESLIsrMESr-We understand all but one member
OF Cap. FlOuruOy's Cavalry Company, from PtSyva-
nii h,vs resnlisied for the war. Tnis company has
been In Western Virginia all the time, endured much
hardship, and rendered much valuable Service They
passed through this city few DAYS ago to their homes
90 a furough Of thirty days. May the example OF this
efficient company be followed throughout the entire
South It Was to this company that the gallant Lieut..
Hurt was attached when taken prisoner. We are glad
10 learn be has been exchanged, and il now ready
for duy again.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

Ges@NOEE Eve invite the at nton at
& trade to our large ssle OF Ready made Ctth
and 20 shcs place this at 10 O'Clock
fe25 II KENT PAlNEA 60, AUcts
4 VALUABLE Farm For SsLE.-w IL ~
N offered for fAs the premise, az Pablo Au ton,
Inurs n y, the I3th day OF March, lSD2, " Ia
n not the sAy thereafter iha. 'rry valuable FTn 81 e
late william Rx.y kntwn Mount Pleasant" Ths
among the meat liable ,trs In County u
Cupepe contains about klA HUNDRED ACR.S or LAND
large pO don oft Of rich aud IL vel c
s1pe abundance q mber There Is upon Il large and
eommodi BcS Dive ling Hous., cont and
large Halls large Brick Barn and sabs and all necessary out
bu digs, II good repair.
lies miles North Culpep.r sut RouIe on
the HAEle River.
vii afford the residing Culpspn c. H., hi,
brother Cherries W. Rlxey MtegvLe plea 10 ov the
Farm. confer with any Wishing to pufchaie
Ts ms Aecomm7 dating, made n, the dag fst'e
AttIe and ace, will be sold large Ct
P-rishAtls Property. T.R EIN.i,
f25-lds ADM OF m RKry deed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

Az ALARx.-Yestcrday, whilst Boreas was almost
cracking his cheeks Judge Lyons took his seat the
bench Of the Hnsli1gs Court. general apprehension
expressed that tho neishboriOg seeples would
cumb 10 the blow. Just about that time n laundering
crash was heard overhead which startled every one in
the courtroom The noise caused by portion Ct
tie cell or IN the and Jury room falling to the floor.
The jurors had leit the room bus few minutes pre-
yCus.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
ENGLIsH EXTRACTS.
TIE AMERICAN WAR CRISIS.
/ From tLs L3ad0R Ee5Homi,s, III. : !

We are not ocly not disappointed but disposed
70 rr lice az the that u Is the nteGton OF Bin
ters neither 70 recommend any comprehe nsive measures
in response she Teens sp ech introduce very
numerous very Important bills themselves There ia
reason 10 appTeheu that Mr. Gladstone budget will be
ambition" one There no reason dread that any
ganie reforms viii be either proposed listened to-
Taers is 10 expectation that Ministers viii declare their
resolution 70 stand tai by TIE revised CODE though
OF course the debates this sub u be long aud
fierce The subject which the county Is anxious
~ hear the atemenJ Of tbs Oabnet-Jhe only matter
Indeed, which makes issl any especial nIes, In the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

READING ROOM oF THE YouSG AES's CHRISTIAN Asso
CILrIOS-Ws would call the attention of our citizens,
aud the public generally notice which will be found
N another column Ia reference 10 the Reading Room
connected with the Youpg Mems Christian Association.
Foe rooms conveniently located on the corner Of
Bank and 10 Streets the centre Of business and
easily sble to persons employed in the different de-
UArtmeuis OF the State and Confederate Governments
The are comfortably furnished and light with
gas and contain papers and periodicals from all portions
OF the OOnfederacy.
1t important that the old sub crbers should prompt
" rensw their subscriptions, which about to
pire and that there should also be Rccessons
the lis We trus. that the friends Of this institution
viii not suffer it to ANGUISH for want Of support.
NJ Walker the polite and attentive Librarian Of the
As,oca,ion will be constantly at the to give any
aformSiion that may be desired.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
O0NNER OH.
osrios % rEs Aio-soss VIVA. p... %. isss.
pRNVTrrl

By Cenrdl Fdroad, FtJV 20A and 81 $50 bu, ,h.tt
5l % oats 1911 lis butter hads tooacoo cases rfd 40
sheep h5rIe calf cattle brs pess eTS, u buIhtIs
poAio.S d. meal us lbs bacon 1000 ard seOO N, ,a
lou 100 b. Jour- so has clover seed $50 SOAP 100 ID, NJ
1853 lbs dressed poultry, 20 lbs c Zee etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
y,or.s, 0.,.-p.s... % fso,n4v.-1s, 900.

VtoLsEs dEIa-bAx4aS - fsosEHfv.-rAs 800.
which had been obscured for several days. BY rain Clouds
made its welcome appearance above the eastern hcri
zon, yesterday rnng. The clear sky, genial tempera-
ture, and bright sunshine conspired 10 give token OF
gooily day." Indeed the weather seemed Ike the CON-
msncsment Of Sprirg, ard wonder that the ndie',
he day being n,Hicy sailed forth into the streets to
erjoy promenade, or indulge in shopping tour. Tie
brightest prom often prove dsllsve About o'clock
the wind began to blow freshly from the southwest and
in very short time Increased into most violent gale
We do not remember its parallel The lasies in the
streets wers Of course greatly annoyed by the sudden
change in the Weather Their hoop skirts
kept il fitted, and in numerous instances, their To-
comosion was imp.dsd by the force Of the wind The
mean fellows" about the amused themselves BY
contemplating the perplf kites Of the weaker vessels"
as they ercottered The gusts which seemingly threaten
ed to sweep them Into the air.
Tho storm coDtinued nesIly all day. and during i,e
prevalence did much damage to property throughout the
city Many fences WALL and shade trees vera Frustrated
Several hundred feet Of the flooring and track Of the
chmond aud Petersburg Rliroad bridge were blown
of into the river. The consequences will be inter-
rGption Of the crossing Of rans for day two. Ira
veers, however, will be conveyed to and from the rail
road in Manchester, in coaches, until the bridge Ia
pared.
The end wall of Mr.. B. W. Knowles residence on 9Th
street. moi th Of L.gh, fell against the adjoining tine
nent, occupied by Mr. Walter Taylor Second Auditor,
and crushed in the roof. The members Of Mr.. TayIors
family were much alarmed, ara one Of them narrowly
escaped serious h jury.
The tin roof OF Mr.. John Purcers residence corner
Clay aud l0th Streets blown eff also the tin roof
OF Messrs. Edmond l. DaVtnport's warehouse, on the
dock, occupied as a commissry depot.
TIE flag and sts the Governors Mansion were car.
red away 1t is remarkable that those displayed on Yep
OF abe Capitol did not share the zane fate.
The lofty spires Of the churches perceptiby
strained by the gale Several square fee. OF the tiles
the fpe Ci tho Bro.d Street Methodist Church we're
blown or end sen. Whng through the air like autumn
leaves
1t is almost miraculous, in view of the filling bricks
sa'es limbs Of trees ETC., that person killed
injured by this visitation. Everybody prayeuly united
ia the hope that the Yankee veIses received the full
benefit Of the blow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
NOTICE.
ICE.
ORDINANCE oFFICE,

ORDINANCE OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, Feb -, 1861.
IHE Ordnance Puresu Of the States will
and fo a sahpetre, inside ard delivered Def
ne Isl Jshr the rate any cents pound Any
excess Of mpuruesoye Nv per cent viii be deducted.
Payments will he mad. Railroad receipts specifying the
Der OF pounds shipped
Va, AuSuStA, GA, or AoLtSomey, Ala
J. GORGAs, Lieut. Col
fs2S-6. Chief Of Ordnance.
tBRehnond Charleston, August Montgomery, Mobile Mem
pm. and New Orlean. pa psl puhllh one Wlek.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
ATTENTION.
HEADQUARrER' CAMP AsHY,

FEBRUARY 92SD 1852
DY Orders received fom Headquarters all 0FPIUERs Ands0L
ID DIERs belonging the " mmAni toned UrbAana and
sAUda, hidlsX univ Va, composing part Of the 55th
Regiment Va. Volunteers, who are FuIlough.
hereby ordered TO in TO their Captains at sad
post Immediately. By order,
LT.ooL ARCRE9,
1855! WA KHNr GLRSETT, A. 7. A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
rELRo me-

II consequences Of the high Wind sbicb prevailed %
tI epvey en- yrserJsy and which c'r.sd the bretins
Of tire wires, ". nave very little tse. rpPh news thi,
morning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
N, Publisher and Bookseller,

Richmond, Va,
Publishes and offers for sale
HoEs rs History % Virginia. History Of Virginia, rom s
as and sesm By Europeans % the present Tine ~
Robert HoE,s5n. ESQ Volume contains the
History Colony tie Paris In 1863 Volume
eantaa5 TIE Hyy Of the Colony and Of the State from lies
The kst-occ .'0u % ALL .ndiitia Is4i, IS 81.
TIE has been law IN =! OF this work OF Mt H5E
son. anlh nov Justly cOnddsd the best extended History Of
The state published
History Of the Valley Of ylrgna bv samuel KsreheVA vel
SVo sheep. Second edition revised $3.50
"a Hasa History and milan War % Western vlrgnlSA BIS
tos o. he ay SETTLE aent md Indian Was Western Virginia.
embracing unit Of tbs Cu Expeditions the Wts
llss ai-o, Blog Aphica sketch Ebenezer
LAa H = n u'och, LeEs NetEs Ge erAi Da1 BsoAdheaj,
Gen Andrew Lrwi Capt samuel erNty, o. Wiau CrAWord
Poe AID other rs ssi az R5rdsg afs
hAa SOM rllStraed by Wills De Haas tA5O fe2i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
WV +. GoRDoS. ia,
O. II. D. ana X. K of Vir.inia

tTo bs rub.sNSd In three county Issues o. tie Viii AID
pPneA the of Lyn hturr PedsIiek luFg rtir
tuF, Norfolk UArvlle siA1nol ietug o. Niach er ADJ
d., md eEitu.s and In the sock DghAn kest. 10
suG, Ia ChEisiSn sun. 1855.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

MAYORS CouRr Yesterday, Daniel Broderick Joseph
w. Berger aud John Lynch, charged with riotous
due. on lO!h MAN, remanded for indct.
ment. The affair originated BY some unknown rowdy
oppng a young named VIM, Mallory, and asking
him for ght for his cigar. NJ who smoking, hand
ed his cigar the with the remark, Certainly you
eau have light or anything else that I've got" The
men lighted bis cigar, returned hsllory's, aud then
banged him in the left eye with bis fist knocking him
d,wn. Two three cz ms ineIf'red to preserve the
pelcH Whsreupon, the trio above mentioned mixed In
and displ ed 7relt do OF drunken bravadc. Lynch
b " d ou wade 10 Baltimore" and BrodIick drew
forth pistol and bosie knife, with which he kept Cil
Alderman SauIay, W had sIerted himself to suprrs
the row, and rudely handled for bis trouble Off GER
Sea- nIrV however, in time to collar Brodercf he
about entering "CraWfords Saloon" ard bore him
tH to the station house. The other two subse-
Quently arrested by officers Seal and Morris.
Pat. Jacobs, charged with stealing watch from Lewis
II. S:rom, was remanded for examination
There no other worthy Of notice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

HusrrKGs COUEr-Jadys Lyons prssidiHg.-The Grand
Jury Sgaiu in session, yesterday aud returned
bills against the following persons two Of whom are
among the prisoners who broke of the city Jail yes
er1sy morning:
Albert L. dayton, indicted for stealing watch from
Wm. AL fl, on l0:h June
JohI Harper and John Williams indicted TO- stealing
trunk containing wearing aTpart valued at $42 from
Richard A Cox, on 20 December.
Joseph Keller for breaking into Messrs Dove & Co..
SORE, and stealing So, ctr, on the 10 b December.
james Neagle, for felonously shooting Mary Mason
VIM heDena'd, for Sealing pistol, valued at $50,
from Charles J Clements on the lst february,
Drayton tried and convicted, The jury fixed his
OF imprisonme in the peniientiAry years
The accused who defended his own osnse, asked time
TO have hill Of exceptions prepared which granted.
TIE Court adjourned until this morning,
Friday next being Fast Day, this court will not be
in session We are requested TO nodb Witnesses sum.
nonsi on that day to attend on Saturday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

DAPG AIMS IN OVER COATs.-As the season is ad-
ID vanced Offering bargains In all kin n over
Costa WehAye lot Of choice Grey Military over Coats,
for ocsr and PH'Ate 70 which We call attention beng the
beat In market BALDWIN WILLIAMS
fes lls and IFS Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

NErDs PAvMa.-Ths cast side walk of s'h street, be-
tween Main and Franklin, should receive the attention
| OF the City Engineer,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
NOIICE.

HTREBY lnflrm the pubc that my vie selinS James, has
sn me- and y1.e nd live, and has established
there theref fod all merchants and oh,r
pie said Selma lanes shah be
JOHN T. JANEI
WuH,msbu-R Va F~b'y 20, 1854 fe24-lN"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

MACHINERY oIL-9o ibis Machinery on; 10 bbl. Tan
M ners on for sale by Lp.D Uv,L,
les Main and 10Th tustis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

TInLDE q OF Bonds the oondeais States under at Of the
III 2Sh Fs5ruAy 1884, VIrtesvs In coin th .ncunt Of Their
LouPonI tsd lst March 1882 BY presenting the sam at e
Treasury this city, the ose Of Of the assistant Urea
Ds2lt,es Il Confederate state At Mobile Nsl
Vs savannah Gad ak Of Alabama
after that data
fe99-IV 70 TLAnRE Treas O. 2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

The Nashville Confederate privlteer hAv ng put IN.
20 Southampton Tor repairs ID. TuScAora federal
steamer entered the port and waited patiently ill her
Adversary would quit Ger asylum From the FIRST day
Eh'u the Tuscuora took mp her position, the captain
hss committed series OF Irregularities. He sent some
Of his shore and actually stationed them 10 The
do0kyard 10 signs the departure Of the Nashville he
repeatedly mOored his Tsss slipped his mornings ard
sSs aud Afterwards returned 10 them again. in
direct violation OF Internal onS lay. No rule is more
ssllT established han tina: behgerent Vesse which
nefs neutral port il not entitled TO leave such port
vessel belonging the other beysrent Power Is also
there without giving the latter the option Of leaving
irs can she thea oos her before - hours have
hpsed This rule then the capt Of the T. hls repeatedly
VolI,,d.
Our readers are doubtless that since the arrival
Of the Tuscrora English irigats has been stationed
in the Southampton enforce should il be peces-
sary respect for the British territory and obedience TO
our jurisdiction. Had the Nashville lefs Southampton
dsck and had the fusearorA attempted to follow her,
such act would have en- regarded by an act OF
hos! ty, aud would have interpreted. At Gny
moment therefore, durip. the PAS few weeks might
AVE been placed in very awkward relation with the
Federal Saes Of Amsrcl through the intemperlrce Of
naval officer, whose general conduct since his arrival
here has not been such TO impress with the idea
tha be entertars unlimited respect for international
law The goy5rnm have felt il be their duly TO
svs the sense OF uneasines which this condition OF
hi1gs has oceaiioned and prevention is better than
cure, they have accordingly manifested their determin
zion Of enforcing certain Ie u'aoHs which. wbis Il will
put end the blocdldc at present existing at South
Nnptou WILL prevent tie recurrence Of similar state Of
thinys
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

NEW ORLEANS SUGARS hhds Nsv Orleans su'
slS BACON q BAsKERynL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

ME VOLUNTEERS MANUAL, vol, lsno, s7a
l. Pages; price 81 80
Compile ron the and a,ss auth the Volunteers
and Mll fthe confedsfa States, by Leltenan lionel VII.
am ri hlrdol gauae and forneEy assistant last ueor
,etics, Virginia Military Insiiue
Tas valuable book liberal abr gemsnt OF Hlrdees Tacns,
selung tie school OF the Bsslo Insrue for skrm
shers
Tha step aud nua OF Arms Tor the huket be-
ug introduced from Glhan A,ndaL
Also tn. forms PLraie r Rev Irs set Dress Pc
rades iuAd Mounting duties 81 Guards dute. OF CAPITA Ia
amp and Ga rs sreh caapI Ic kc toS ther w.h SOL
tiers Ruiors and mode Il cooking them and f-s mrc
sana suggs tons & elders A. NORRIS, Publisher,
ie2i VI NJ irstet, sieNmord vs
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felO-viv TR, G,eoHrr. g.
MO,RY TO LOAN.

$4,000 r. .T H21s Il: ssa or s If ::
ured land worth three lines much the money
formation apply Al this once. fels-uIv
NOTICE hereby given thst application will be mad. the
v Second Al itro tie sate OF Virg Jr The evs Of
Il Ia bond SC. 400 fr uy-sI hundred dollars dasd
SIS January l6i issued Fenton wrenn, said bond having
be n LAT, feie-vSm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

Jyo wIrHfRs
felT-2s Asst ASgt Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

\ mar -o-E'y r.u-t T. FebIu ~, $50
1hora B3sr1 ShJ his IT. sdnnsrstor ef
John d. Eret dsceB sed as guIdsn OF Nay B. Ers
Lut A and hagHsH car ct, rs CsmT4ste- ofueo Ca
Ts and uuses fjr al he chldiel Of Joha Gar e iced,
Plant a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

GROUND ALUn SALT.-.Oo Sacks Vreund A.n
" ssl receiving AID or sac.
.el0 BACON BNKRRvlLT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

CANARY sEED-Ju,, received and for sails b.
~ W. PErERs0St On,
tlO ib5 Main Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

Jnn DE-. HEAVY GRRY FATIGUE shirts
lOO Ito yds Georgia Cas- meTts
200 do GIey virginia do
200 airs NIL ~ Psnts
$50 Confederate Army Gaps
On eonsisl and for sale by
fe3l KNIT PAINE 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
sUPER,NrESDENr's OFE.0,,

DIC,rMOND MADE BOWIE KNIVES, II redao-
II MIL orossou, Hard fanne and lemon ssvs.
Eehsond manufacture. Britannia Tea ard Table spoons.
for sale By QIAB 90,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

San'is 4srre Alexander GSrtt, John b. Garrett George
~ GsT et Mary Garrett, .vtns b. Garrett, lirse A. Gar
ret ald Mamie n. Garrett De sndantI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
AN ACT

Am,ndin0 AVID rssndetrq the sseond section Of chapter
% Of The CJGs IF VpgHd, rape ling psrsoTs srsmpt
iron oil miiiary duties aud providing The mode Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

asetlps Of PssisGment At sis the AAsrissa VAT
We are anxious 10 hear them declare that neither they
nor they hope their imperial ally nave any intention Of
Dr. akinS the blockade; thSt however, they will watch
sedulously over British rights, and will tolerate no in
friugmen Of thtm that they reason 20 hope for
early termination Of The disastrous c.; and that
they will do ell that be done by neutfas to bring it
10 closa II they will spGk satisfactorily thess
points, and have no doubt that they cln-We shall
gladly them from any grtas amount Of legis
lation, properly so called.