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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
Snn- rrr. nj HAMPTON.

Ata meeting he'd 40 the Wlig 9th, e, the III inst,
a., R,v De- J.,sr wls called 10 the chair and A Moseey
appointed secretary. Toe following proceedings we're
hsld
TIE Inhabitants OF tho tovu Ct Hampton and i,s vi
crify ge-e carly driven lrom theig homes by the war
and their property Destroyed By the ocers OF the
Confederate Government, as military necessity. % all
tie sufferers by the Was, they havo been tho most IN
fIr,uua.e aud haze proved themselves more loyal
% the Confederate Many OF these refugees have
b,en reduced from adj sace 20 poverty and want Their
Fuhsrings have no. awakened the sympathy % which
.h-y are entitled plgiy bscauss these sun Tiogs we're
hr1uyh. on them gradually psr-ly because they have
u,su endured with ulcompi1iog Submission, and part
~ because H. hes been opposed that the safe or Con
ieieras authorities you'd soOa rsmgnerle The suhsrers
tor their J5ses.
n view o. tssss facts We lioP. he following resou-
uO-s.
Tia. the n Civ refugees deserve the sincere
sympathy OF their fellow c.E "a, and that their sun
iue4 make strong appeal for lief 70 the humanity, pa
tri1.sn aud pirty Of ihc country.
T1a. treasurer BE- appointed 70 receive contribu,
fiona for The NEEDY refugees acd thst cOmm;ite9 OF
asvra b. a. pJiasrd % ds.rhIe the came 20 such man
ra- ss nav oas. relieve che wants Of the sufferers
Ths. committee Of ris-t be appointed 70 prepare
ard p4Dla in the ps1erl an appeal behalf OF the
i1zses TO the p2oP.s Of tls Cstisdsri;o sil'ts
Ths' the pastors lrcughout the country be request
q 20 read this appeal their congregations on the nrt
Sunday Ia ,rcI she frat colys'ru, Sunday there
afer and take e5gc0ls Tor the sufferers, and forward
td' am0Glt % the treasurer
Tda; the sI.5rto Of the e;y and other papers be
rqus5ed 70 pghl-G these proceedings and the nppfal
O. be prepared ~ tte eomme and 70 their ~ ia
cs . promote the Cbscs col.smpa.ed by this meet
-
Hr WIN T. Taylor, Cas5i-r OF the Bunk OF Virginia,
appointed treasurer
q raustfss Of Dnt,5lter -WiEism r Smi,h b P
Lee Sr, James Paiiipa, Col j. o Cary, Capt. Thouss
Cunningham, w. ham, Capt j. r. Hope and d.. G.
Bark
CBUai',s CO Ali.sf,--Wm. @ R,ges r NJ. T. Hun
Ger, Wyudban R5oE;soc, Rev D. Doggett, Rlv. Dr..
BuToFs, Rev. De- Moore, Rev D. woodbridge and Rev
D. Je;er j. B. JETER, chairman.
The Committee 90 che ailresi rcqu-s.el 70 meet at
tie Wing Office this eycaiag a. four aud bali o'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

Tie s,booasr Wes I-dis arrived in tbs river hersay
O.. NoUdav ps tHe Confederate t. lying Al the mast
a,ld, she beng co. property ct A southern merchant
and PLANTER and trls succeeded IN eyAdt2g the NtrL
,rn Block o. Of he p)rl OF Charleston.
She I-f Ch1 lssOr the evening OF the %4th OF d,
,eub5r aad ur0cas - out % asl without seeing any
ta.ac Of the Fedora. h-cSsdiag squadron.
B.f7-s t1s We. I1ia a.ei from Charleston Ibe
sso1c et had Desu -gs b1t 7ac pass q safely through
Oh, t.eyer leet ctslrs., cle oi them lsit open Ae
5rIrr 10 bc statement or taose Interested IN O. wee
SCI tse pso9le Of Charleston ts alarm As 70 the COL
s9raae. OF as si1g Of The soue A,et, oUi, on he
e56r.ry they believe ll' elect zoud simply be 10 deep
co the uow comparatively shallow channels
Tue IVES. DIS q Schooner u III tons blrthen has
broay.t a nH casEo O: spirits OF Jurpeotine. sac u
commanded D. Ctp,an Foo.e. aud has aso broush 20
Elgacd tie oEuer Tbs gentleman asserts thar all the
c1.son plantations th' setboard oesSeen Savannah
pd Charleston have oeel destroyed by the planters and
.hst az P5r; Royal w-ere the Fsderaiss allegs ;hey
have gathered considerable amount OF ,o-toa the cot
COZ secured consists really of y that le by the plant
ers who did no. consider it worth removal la the
S3rhern States the OF tea c0fee sugar and eah-
er VS. aid 10 b. severely is ant these articles we're
reported % real q very large p-.ces.
TIE owner. slo Wis il REDMOND the capitol OF the
Confederate SAFE about three mouths ago, SAFES there
W. crossing o.si t1a, there would speedily be de-
termination o. she part Of the French and British Gov
sraments to raise the blockade OF che Southern Pors
ruE sUyrKa At aBAIrAR-ASOrHER ANERIcAS PR'ZE
CHARACTERIZATION o. SOAK - THE EEsEIs N SPAIN.
TIE priva.-er sumter hsyiog 5sea ordered from Cadz
reached Gibraltar oG the Ia o. jan Daring her pas
s.ze &c burned the American barS NSlpolitsn, from
Nsssiaa Tor s0a vii fruits. She aEe captured The
bl-k Investigator o. SJlrpJrt Tor NssporJ with ore,
bu; subsequently aloEed her 20 proceed
six Ct the Sun.er5 creE deserted AZ Cain and made
their submission 70 the American Consul fac captain
o. the Sun.er camad them ieser,e;s bu the span
i.h OF ,ials declined 20 E,e theu up.
Itis reported from Aisegs TIA, p-ol01ged cannon
ade had been heard ca that coast and vessel sub
-squeuty sglted eyed TO be The pirate Sumter. II
ga supposed she had sunk her adversary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

Vas expected at Fort DonesOn with sgh. or ten ,bcu.
sand more troops, by o'clock Saturday morning.
Not many lives were lost side at the attack On
Fort Henry. Our forces driven out BY the shell
from the enemys gunboas The Tennessee river bridge
was burnt between and o'clock last evening Our
forces retreatpg Fort Donelson pursued by the
enemy Il is reported that Fort Henry vas Inundated
by rise of the river. Dr.. Cie captured at Fishing
Greek BY the enemy has been released He arrived here
this uoruiug.
General Pillow has b,en assigned to the command of
Fort Donelson.
F9Er DoSLLsoS, F,b.-Gan. T.gham, Major Gilmore,
Capt Miller, and about officers and men SURRENDERED
with Fort Henry They had remained cover tho retreat
OF our forces The rest Of the command numbering about
5000, we're brought by Col Hayman in good order
10 this post They arrived at o'clock, LAST night
Owing to tee bad state Of the roads, high water and p
attack 10 the rear BY the enemys cavalry, Col Hsymau
says it was matter Of physc4l mpossbiiy 70 save the
field batteries. Nothing was saved but en- al arms. An
attack was not expected to be made on the Fort I'll, to-
morrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
orr TTEks.

DARING HIGHWAY RoBsEEY.-0n Thursday last about
midnight bold robbery perpetrated on the east
sde of 7th street. betNeen Cary and Canal Streets at
the building occupied by Mr.. Fred j. Gardner, car.
fridge factory Ar standing a. tho front door,
when be va, seized and thrown down BY three men,
o. whom choked him and held him down whilst the 9TH
Crs rfed bis pockets and entered the oce where they
esed themselves tn Coils revolver, valued at $780,
oVsicoat valued 81 t25 dress coat valued at $50 and
hAt ard vest. Ga Friday, Ar Gardner informed watch
man Franklin Of the circumstances Of the robbery al
described to him the who committed il, well as
he could remember them. Franklin advised him to get
warrant 10 search the premises occupied BY man
named Austin Cooley, believing from the description Of
the robbers and the reputation Of Coney that be was
30 cerned in the outrage. Gard acted upon this ad
vice and Friday night COneys premises we're search
ed by Lieut.. Carter, ard Franklin and Jones, OF the
night police. Thew found revolver and dress coat,
watch Mr. G identified his property. besides a small
quantity OF other plumber, consisting chiahy OF wearing
apparel OOnley not a. home when the ssaEch was
mad, but was soon after arrested Gary street, aud
conducted 20 the cage.
Toe police, accompanied by Mr.. Gardner, then pro-
ceedsd 10 the varieties" where they arrested John T.
Smith and Oliver Jones, wis were Immediately pointed
out by Mr. G, as two OF the persons who bad robbed
him On Saturday, Conley, Smith, and Jones were
brought before the Mayor when the examination Of the
witnesses developed the foregoing facts Mr. Grdner
again identified Smith and Jones as two OF the robbers
FAnkn stated that Coneys residence ia in the Brick
Row Byrd street, betweeo 9th and 7th streets, and
had been regarded for time past as reeeptabs for
stolen property.
At Coneys Il quest Mrs. Sarah Swarz was sent for
70 tCsiy in his behalf Upon reaching the court room
e Of the officers called her the stand and the Mayor
mia the usual oath, the witness interrrupdng
him each sentence with ejaculation Of her pur
pose 70 tell the truth.
Ths Aayor.-Do you know Conleys
Witness-o. course do. H. was a. home Thursday
night he was thar at osleek he was certainly at
home lie cat his supper, and went to bed with his
wife, leaving NE and the woman who keeps house for
m settiug up. We al slept in the same room tina!
night odn'S hear him ge' up, 90 out; God knows
I didn't didn't before God tidu't
The Mayor remanded the prisoners for examination
b. lore the NusliRrs Court
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
TELFG RAP HIO,
THE ENGAGEMENT AT ROANOKE ISLAND.

NORFOLK. Feb. s.-A courier from Roanoke Island,
who left yesterday afternoon reports that over y ves
ssls Of the Federal set had attacked several bnterss
Roanoke Island, and that terrific c.nnonadirg
going on when he left.
NosroIK Feb The engagement at Roanoke Island
ccmmeGoed on Friday forenoon and continued until
O'Clock ia the afternoon, when the courier left The
enemy then cCa'edthe most energetic portion Of thti'
attack. The attempt Of the Federas to land failed
Two Of their steamers were much damaged. Our ta'-
eires uui9ured The firing on our part was con
dus'ed With great GOODNESS. Some private residences on
the Island we're i jured.
General Wise is at Nags Head sick 10 bed. His ply
scinns could only with great difficulty prevent his join.
log IN the fight
Heavy firing heard south Of Norfolk up to hall
past Oae O'Clock to-day. 1t IS presumed to have been
the cannonading at Roanoke.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

4 WHsEY PANIC.--Oa Friday afternoon, a rumor
was circulated in the city that the Secretary Of Wa
aeng in conformity with the authority Of Congress bad
determined 70 arrest the manufacture Of "cOu igicc
BY SEEING the grain held by the di'dl.ers, VII
found This report was confirmed by subsequent deyel
ooneuta, and pIuic in The whisky market vas the e.
feet Acssrs. Scans Co. suspended sIle' whilst some
Of the dealers advanced Their prices about dollar
gallon Cor common recti6ei and dollar and fiN
for "0'3 rye The bar men, and retailer, gel"r
aly much eIercis BY the edict, and rushed a.
fI speed to the nssress liquor establishment 10 secure
supply bus in many Instances, they we're "a l"is too
late" What the eject upon the price of tods cock
tails and "whisky straight will be- remaiJs 10 be seen,
but IL an advance Of one hundred per cent Is the
qusuce hope il may BE-, some Of the supeTiilOas
grog shops will be compelled to close for the Of
customers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

Is Ts5UsLE The police IN iookiDg for TIE property
stolen from ,. Glrdner, visited the house Of Mehael
Sullivan, situated two doors from Oonley's abode, ard
found large quantity OF scrap iron, two balls e cor
per- and several grain bags, marked K. Il. Dibre,
slowed away in the cellar and garrett uhch they con-
Guided must have been s;oler. They accordingly ar
rested SpIvan aud locked up biz house. Ga Saturday
the prsouer brough! before the Mayor, by whose
orders al the supposed pluies carried 20 the City
Hall Mr. Dibreli Identified the bugs, far the Ia
bel upon them afforded the Of identification, and
stated that be tad lost nearly 600 sacks Of similar
kind within the pls twelve months TIE metal vas not
claimed By auy oue. Mr. W. + Watson, counsel for the
prisoner stated that Sullivan a dealer in old metal
and had purchased tbs property in question Tee hayor
Continued the Gaze until 10 day admitted Sullivan to
bal 10 the sum Of $500.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

ITlUy OF SoIDIEss A large number Of rC-oulis.cd
soldiers arrived teTe yesterday, from their respective
camps, e.. route for home, on fulough No aec1mmo-
d'tou whslever provided for them and as there
no railroad connection the poor fellows compelCd
n wander about the streets from place TO place, in
ques; Of lodgings for the night. Tho hotels and boar
irg houses were already full and Of course it only
possible o accommoda,o few Of them, but luck, at
the Columbian Hotel went the whole figure, his
casou aud received all who applied 10 HIM for lodG"Es
promising do the best he could under the Circnm
stances Bds for his ,fJ-ts 70 give them pace "a
sleep we believe that many would have "Fou-hei Il"
out Of doors for the night In the NAM Of deceucy
aud proprety, We nssi that when a large number OF
soldiers are again tuTnei adrii,h it were, IN sranr
city as these we're, the Confederate authorities viii
either ensure them a through transit or make sem
provis. for their REASONABLE recommendation. Il th'v
s not DO this let them sppIzs the citizens Of their
coming ia order that some preparation may DO made
for them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

TIE CONFEDERATE G GARRISON ABAND0NS FORT
HENRY-BURNGNG OF TIE RAILROAD BRIDGE
ACROSS THE TENNESSEE RIVER.
MEgPHs, F.b Via Mobile, Feb. s-A special de.
sach from Paris received last night reports that three
gun boats arrived at the Tennessee River bridge yester
day at O'clock took possession Of it. turned the draw,
anl passed up the river first Smelling the town The
bridge was not damaged.
Later alvicos lead TO the conclusion that our forces
have evacuated Fort Henry and rereated TO Fort Don.
elson.
The FederRs 10 possession Of The Tennessee River
bridge, which is no. destroyed.
Two 5deral surb,ats, which were Injured were sub
ssquepdy lost.
The provisions of Fort Henry were SAVED, but the
guns we're spiked aud abandoned
NAsarILLE, Feb 5-ys Mobile, Feb. "A despatch
fa7 been received this mornng from the Hon. John
Bel, from Fort DonesOn, stating that General Pillow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

Tux CIr CoUScIL-The regular monthly meeting Of
the City Council will be held this afternoon. According
g notice, Mr.. Scott viii probsbly submit an oduanc'
provide for The ohCll publication Of the proceedings
OF the Council measure Of eminent prcprety. Re
ports on various subj scis frCqleniy Euhmitt TO
and acted upon by the Council, which never the
light Of day, because the newspaper reporters 90 not
choose to occupy time and space with dry details. The
tax payers have right however, to know erOythiHV
that is done BY the C1uncl from the Tefunding If
70 the most impOra1 Appropriation, aud the Council
should not Withhold the information trust TO the
certainty of the pressN system OF reporting the proceed
irgs. The ,Ipcuse Of official publication would he
rival Certainly, trial for one year would not bank
rup; tie city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

MIrsoPoLTIA Hall The charge against James
NcGse, Of assaGltiug WIN. Crartord, at Ne ropO an
Hall last Monday night Sud thereby melting lot,
further investigated by the Mayer, Saturday The
particulars have been heretofore published ~ a- paper.
Niece sas remanded fer Indictment In r. jering his
dee SON. the Mayor sgoitd his purpose 10 make every
effort to suppress rosjysm IN this city. he said he
had been Informed by az least twenty otzus that
OF the performers Metropolitan Hall (uoT closed)
people Of the most abandoned character, and, more
over tina, men aud would tuddle together there
In the mos. indecent manner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

JEALoUsT.-Jobn AcGnnis, an elderly citizen, made
Bis appearance before the Mayor Saturday to answer
the charge Of threatening to ASSAULT and Iii young
man named Matthew d wa Davis testified that he me,
NEG = day forenoon in the street, sd charged BY
him With having "ruined him and his family snd bSste
hil hopes forever which iA-e.' NEG. thea drew
a knife and threatened 10 "have his hearts blood, ard
make him smoke Davis said that be did not resen: the
demonstration on account OF tie disparity Of their ages
MEG to the MAJOR that he had forbidden Davis TO
visit his house and only told him What he nigh, exec
he should come there again TIE Mayor disposed Of
the case BY requiring Me9nniss TO give security in 500
10 keep the peace.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
BY GoDDIs 4 APPERsos, AUoTs.

TWO vRHY VALUA LIE BRICK TENR-
Il ments, on the Corner OF 8th and Canal
streets, for sale mt Aut ton.
win be sold at aue on on toe premises on Wednesday,
the 9Th Feb, 1S82, at ~ o'clock, p NJ, those
eelsn and well bull. houts eaiei above Of vaic 10
pied Mr. and the ether occupied BY Mr.
James Hun These tenetns 10 good repair and sum
the iscn OF large family. They located
quite convenient bunt and improving part the
city,
TKRxs-oneh III cash; balance and "a months for
gotiAbe notes. interest added secured by deed.
The and Insurance M 1864 10 be paid By the purchaser
feb6 GODDlH 4 APPER3OG, Arcts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
wv u. MACf AALAND.
:, TO TnE. YOTFRS nF rHE

49, Cougties Of Hanover lie rico. Charles City, New
Kent Civ, work. Ws-VicV aui kE beth city, and a The
gi.!ei of 4 uOui ami Hu .trgtu-E
D. llr Ec ln the Iiptch, Of The va
A1d 10 clnpNurs W. he E5ss % many Leads ga.
a1ucc. vsef can't.te y4 pat Of Representa- We IN te
Co~f.l,rtts Cong
Bsutuag ny q1lrG,su for sest Ia Congress while to'l'ny
corns On 30 Army ard f1g ts u-re OF .i Ions
made officers of the Army becoming oaul diei for C9'es,
I t-ve his 4 .y tcsgnsd ny csur''si10,
sh5aJ be- yoar pleasure 20 elect ha &c We va 20 81
best OF ny sbuiry hut cfnce fhou on Of Che
WORTHY gentlemen opposed sns, sta pessure TO
pursuits more congsaa tas'ss coni cveto liner
et md better suited ~ health tBn those Ia which am al
preset engaged. - - $500. .--
'fs-lv gro. ". RANDOLPH
yorktown, Jan 81, lSse
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

THE INNER ASSAULT Thomas j. Goodrich, who
committed the violent ass.u las. Tuesday, upon Capt
Zimmtr, was on Saturday remApdsd by the hayor To-
ind ctment By the gtaud jury he was baied 10 1900
CHARLES Gimp and ilvauu' Grtr, who are also charged
With aidrg and bsrg the asaEul', al befjre the
,yor Saturday, spd Fl er examination e The wi
nssss Who Identified them, we're bailsd In $500 each
for their appearance this morning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

rdl On h TIE ftHn gr & - o GOV,
suction the premises Wednesday, the 18th geby.
1884, a. clock p that valuable 1rane Front Tene
located above, adjoining the Banking Rouse Of Mes
w. Purcell 90, and occupied by Mr.. VIM mon. Ibis
Justly regarded valuable real esst Therefore the par
tcuIar attenti Of the public Is called 70 the sale.
One fourth bssnee6 l2 and Is months for
table notes, interest sdde secured BY trut deed
The Insurance for 1862 10 be paid by the purchaser
l.T GODDIN 4 APPfRsON. Auct,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

DRuSK AGAIS-The most sveterSte topper in the city
is William acMillen A, l,as, his name in connection
wih the charge Of drunkenness ia recorded oeneE IN ne
MAYORS docket book than that OF any other rson on
S,urJay he made bis second NV before the Mayor With
10 the past week, and returned his Honors look of mo
men.ary surprise wi,h a broad grin "Pdt him back
said the Mayor: but, it appearing tina: hcMiien vas
dessrter from Lstrobe artillery, 10 wss sent TO General
Wuder,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
-. M TIaI, VnTErS ID lllE

aS~~S rp TIE VOTERS OF AgaE
3D. CONGRESSIONAL DI5TICT % IMPOSED cF TdE
COUNTIES or Hg RICp, HANOvEE CHARA's CITY, Nav
kENr, JANE CITY IONK, WARWICK, flEASkiH ilIi,
AID UF TIE CITY OF .lCbM0SD AND TOWN Y! WI-iIANt-
BURG Not wholly unlimited uilrc with uG'sl .us dI ug
my TIE yltg Of thJsc pitIrutd Tor your uua
gs app ,chur Ele" Of Member " hs toGielrltt
Ucnr,u l. sy be tor GIT becoming % seek rep
fsor The abos1 aont ls hln 70 aric tas, conf uArec
Rat Sh0 among eoy end rrpoc, Vht te coun'
Of his birth. and 4 he ate q Cling iar tn LteIts
purchased by BIO "a OF u rat era liss hat 20 10 - t
and my lie endure, there can De no such reposa Tor
WAlsI prepared 70 aepu escs eruy In NE p-ercace
OIL o. a. Do" uHrsi0n b. Ut
0f worthy g'utsEs who have oEed yCu Lyr
sery-e1,I VII MT Hdcc' cid ls ure o &c Islt sh~
fHm Ifrl.kly acknog Give fl4 there p no honor v g'd
pr than that % Trprre I'm u hs tg' regular Con
srr 'efa-y AMI that should Ia Is addus;o
IN navy Uaugt !cs which 9acei, Tor She uEif
patronage couLi hoov e. me by latye state and
5y e. CRY aud District In which reside
nl.rAnNn. Psh-naty 81, lsh! frf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
THE ASCENT OF TIE TENNESSEE RIVER BY TBE
YANKEES

MEMPHIS Feb. s-via Mobile, Feb. 9-The city is fol-
Of excitement in consequence of the ascent of the river
by the Federal gunboats. The Federas went to Flor
ence They destroyed the warehouse a. Tuscumbia
Landing and il hcted other Injuries /. is reported tbs
they are marching towards Juka, Jacnto p Missis mi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

ylcIoUs NEGRo "A negro named Slas, tlsye Of John
Thacker stole piece Of meat lev days ago, from the
stall OF John Jaiser, 10 the Second Market and wRaS ma
king oa With il. when be SEIZED By Vim. X. Bur
a The risc,l stuck tnfa into Nj. BuTnett'4 lef
hud. causing severe and painful wound, sod then eff
tested his escape He was arrested Saturday, by OIL
Ger Kelv and will be brough, before the Mayor is
moruinp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

EI0fNONr January 2, l-t3.
extraordinarily grateful or Ga, "a (which you, an aEuy
Others o. ny fog.rl made upon DO not hri
t . announce myself caad date represent ST. Ct IN
O5ugre Ny duties 81 Coz viii not p ne n "a ih-ou
h dsrc. a. 90 Der other c-cgTsHcs vguld ia y d.;
cautsu mys VIA alnsgncuF ~ mex ngu liable devotion %
oar cause o ts pc1Ff UeJend The
Year Mend and fenaE eltzen,
I,g1-g WI L. MCFARLAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
RaYNR A ueNIURRAN.
I,n9-2m

AvE hand, and receiving, the following articles T.
N which they invite the attention Of the deae
Raj whole end half boxes Grain aud Ground Pepper
Groand Ginger Pepper sauee Hckel Va bb English DO, Nut
egI saAratu MAtehe sarllnes AdamAnne Candles Cham
payne WHAT'S various brands nhGpa Cd,r Brandy In
lies and Black Tes Fire Crackers Dried Apples Die
Peaches together with large saorm en Of Tobacco Cigars
A..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10

HususGs CoUSr.-The grand jury term Of the Hus.-
iurs Cosrt will comuerc, this forenoon q, II O'clock
largo number Of misdcmaaros ciss7 viii claim the a.
rtiol Of the jury Tho witnesses should be punetua.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-10
T,RUsTKk's sALxoR yALgasL.MILLI

l. Property, on IN e south Side OF James River,
In the town OF the REQUEST Of hessrs.
w. IsaAs and Andrew hno', trustees In deed Of
from eph Brumnel .hs se At public sue'ion on the
uises Tu esdayt the 2h February 1862 s IL O'Clock H.
the valuable mills the eout' Side Of James River opposite the
city Of Richmond In the two Of Ssnches.r known Rehnord
City Mills Bumr ellis Nils formerly Braegs MIL The mills
10 feet French Burr stones nd oil the machinery,
boiling ard other pup Of the best quality and tdsrn
mike The mil capable Of turning out from 900 10 40 bar
res n aou- per diem.
They propelled BY ample vaterpover from the liver.
which fats, and the waerwhees overho <k fest
diameter
They located a the head OF tide water with eevato for
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negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust deed and
signmen,s OF Insurance and Insurance policy.
The insurance for 1861 10 be paid by the purchaser
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