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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

I'm addition 10 Tie above b1uniies Tic rcguInr monthly
pry Of els end clothing pay Of s. % will be paid max
ing The first wears bounty pay and allowances. ego
lie names VI the Committee for tie Assembly districts
Of the nrtt ten Congressional Districts viii be pronuL
gated this week Immediately after which recruiting
nces viii be opened ia this city.
mo ordinance Of the Supervisors approprating over
e. 900 OOO will offer additional incentives 10 men to vol
unteer and there " be an Impression that there
will be no difficulty in raising the greater portion Oh our
quota before the time designated by tho President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

LECTURE ON THR EYR.-Dr. Stephenson Will
deliver his first lecture en- Diseases of the Eye, which
viii be free ut the New York Ophthamic Hospital cor
ner Of Fourth avenue and Twenty eighth street on Sat
uIday at ococL p. n. Students OF medicine arc IN
yited TO attend This Institution is noble charity DC
side being school of instruction 10 the profession IL
has given gratuitous relief 10 l0 800 patients. Inc
hospital is open to the poor every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday from to O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

Afsr tie passage 81 The fcsolstion' so'S'M' w a."
pertinent addresses we're made by ladies present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

spprx,py TO GEN. SIcKLIs.--The large and
influential Committee OF citizens who recently rendered
Cen Sickcs grand banquet ut the fifth A'ennc no
tel. which he was compelled by i'll health to decline
hearing that he hnd since arrived in town. have re-
solved TO honor hin with n scrcnadc. Dodworths
Band will convey this delicate compliment to the dis
tinguished officer. ut o'clock this evening, at the
Brevoort House. so interesting on occasion. with mu'
sic and moonlight for the accessories. cannot fail to
attract large and b. liant asscmblage.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06

The Report Of NE COMMITTEES of Conference on the
disagreement Of the Houses, die bin TO provide
Tor the discharge from military service of those who
have furnished substitutes, taken up It slightly
modi6es the original BILL amended BY the House,
There being defect in the construction of the BILL it
was returned the Senate by which had been passed.
with the request that the committee be revived to re-
consider It. The Senate in reply, requested the return
of the BILL amended as desired and returned it to the
House.
Mr.. NEWTON, from the Committee on Confederate
Relations, reported that il neIpedent TO act on the
subject contained in the Governors message in relation
the impressment Of railroad iron By the Confederate
States Government and asked 70 be discharged from its
further consideration.
Also, similar report upon resolution respecting the
transportation Of freight for private citizens upon rail-
roads held by the Government.
An adverse report was made from the Committee on
the Penitentary 70 the resolution concerning the en-
ployment OF cOnvicts upon the public works.
bill was reported 10 regulate the mode Of binding
out free negroes apprentices which read first
time.
RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr.. NELSON-That the Military Committee in
qure into the expedeney OF providing for the eGemp
ton Of one deputy clerk Tor each county court.
By Nc, CARrENTER-That The Military Committee
inquire utO the expediency Of repeating act passed
October I'd 1862, entitled IAN act to further provide
for the public defence
By MrsBASKERVILLE-Appo appointing a special com
mtee 10 amend and Ie-enact the act authorizing the
establishment Of military school part OF Ran
dolph Macon College.
BY Mr. F0RBES-Inqniring into the expedelcy of
providing by law for advertising in the newspapers Of
Richmond land under deeds of in such counties
as may be within the lines OF the enemy.
BY. Mr.. FEENING-Inslru ting the Committee on
Salt inquire 10 the renewal Of county contracts
with che Smythe and Washington Salt Works.
Several bills advanced on the calendar
The consideration OF the Extorton Bill was re-
sumed and occupied the attention Of tue House until
adjournment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATER eRnM THE NnRTHI

FREDERICKSBURG, Feb. 6.-Northern papers Of the
Sd are received The following Is synopsis of their
contents
In St. Louis great sympathy was manifested for the
Arkansas Post prisoners ovation to treason" One
prisoner was allowed to speak.
Van Dorm is reported advancing on Memphis. The
Yankees state there $4,000 COnledeates at Holly
SPRING. Mcclellan had been received with great
thusiasm Boston. Reid Saunders had been sent to
Fort Lafayette. Gold leO-cosed 1881. Exchange III.
Napoleon says the United States must not possess
Mexico, and control the products Of the world.
North Carolina reports say there il immense force
Beauiort-whch is only waiting good weather -
make attack.
The negro soldiers bill passed the House by vote
of SO to 81 The slaves OF 10 al persons be
received and no Recruiting officers are 70 be>sent
into the border States without the permission Of their
Governors Mr. Stevens said 300 900 woudleave tie
army in May. We could not raise 10000 white men.--1
Conscrpuon impossible. He believed Democrats
holding secret meetings usurp the Presidency
Rosecrans is reported to have had engAeenient
with the enemy, the goth, at Woodbury.. The Con-
f5deratss fed losing their commander and thrtyour
prvates. Ia &
Franklin, Tenn, is in the hands of the Fsderals
Arrests of drserters are being resisted u lndana.-
TIE cavalry was fred upon by the mob,
Morgan Republican, has been nominated for Senator
in New York.
GreenbacLs have been decided not to be a'lega ten.
der in California.
BY areport from Havana, Tie 0reto has bccn
certainly destroyed. She struck by she'll and
sunk OF Matanzas.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
A YANKEE EMANCIPATION

Fam >RI1EsaCRa, Feb 5.-The "CAvalry raid" spoken
OF in recent Yankee papers as having been made on
Cmntillv, was m rely securing party of dozen men
Nm Ter Captain Mosby of Sluarts Cavalry, who after
having captured Yam ee picket pursued to Md
deburg when two Of them taken. TIE remain.
der of tn, "tweay-fOur" claimed to have been erp-
tured, did not belong to the scout but saggier,
from other commands, AMI twelve of them deserters
from the Yankee army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
Gge 8ieBnoaS daBig,

TsRNS-DAly IS per Annun; IS for months and 81 per
month for = shorter period.
ss-vesky Is per annum; IS for ux months, 70 per
month for shorter period
Weekly g per % for ak month"; Sent for shorter
period. Paynsai IN AL cases ir advance.
ADyKsFWNo-Oae square Of lines Is for at insertion
50 square each continuance seWeeky OF III
weekly Insertions 70 per square Weekly Insertions g.
Remttance may be made the risk OF the Publishers in
Al where eydrnse taken the deposit Of letter In NE
Post Odee containing money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
- NORTuERN JOURNALS

~ Any persA arriving from the States north Of he Po'
tose, Northern European newspapers or any
person In the city coming possession OF such journals Will
fer favor apon the Etors By leaving sending the
Esz.s 70 this once
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

SENAlE
THURSDAY, Feb. 5, 1868.
The Senate met az noon, the President IN tue char.
Prayer by the Rev. j. c. McCdbe
coWNIrrEs REPORTS.
bill to adjust the terms Of by the Orange and
Alexandria railroad company Of the track OF the Vir
GINA Central railroad company betseen Gordonsville
and Charlottesville.
substitute for the bill 10 convert into stocks 10 be
held by the State the interest due BY the South
Side railroad to the State.
report adverse to the resolution for employing
yicts At work the Notifications.
A bill authorizing the sale Of slave convicts
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
Nc. QUESENBURY offered joint resolution direct
ng the Governor Of this Commonwealth 70 procure from
the Secretary Of War the relese Of all slaves at
work the ortfcatious from the counties OF Caroline
aud SpOusylYaniI who have been placed there BY the
operation Of the passed October g. 1862 entitled an
act further provide for the public defense aad TO pro
cure revocation oany orders that may have been issued
in pursuance Of said any negroes from said eoun-
ties which, from their great loss and nom other causes
ough TO be exempt from the operation Of said act
Laid over under the rules.
By Mr.. CHRISTIAN Of Augusta:
= Kssolped BY The General assembly Of Tigipia, That
the interest OF the country requires that the "produc
ducton of grain shall be advanced BY every possible
opportunity and that to this eud that 1t Noald be expe
dent reduce the production OF tobacco TO the extent
Of Al least Oneha the annual capacity VI the country
and devote the surplus labGr thus s,crung to the pre-
d,stion of grain; the General Assembly thrrrup0u, ia
firm reliance upon the patriotism Of the citizens
crned respectfully recommends the adoption OF such
policy by the tobacco planters throughout the Com
mOugealth
Laid over under the rules.
sENAFE BILL PASSED.
An act amending an act entitled, " an act to refund
money received iOr exemption, passed. Jana'fy lst
1901
CULTIVATION OF TOBACCO AND GRAIN.
The bill limiting tue production OF tobacco ana IN
creasin the production Of grain, ateF long NeOa'e'
was defeated-Ayes Is, noes p
Nessrs DIcKlNsoS of Prinee Edward, and COGHiLI,
both of whom are confined TO their rooms by sickness
REQUEST US to say that they would have voted against the
bin if present
Mr. THOMAS is absent by reason OF illness contract
ed before the beginning Of the session.
RESOLUTION.
The following resolution vas adopted and approPri-
AtslT REFEREED;
By Mr. WHITFLE-That the Governor Of this Com.
nonvealth communicate 70 the Senate all the arms oil
ryery kind which have been handed over 70 the Con
federae Government by the State Of Virginia, and on
vhat terms; also the terms which the State Of Vir
g;nia repars arms for the Confederacy and also
bsher any arms passed By the State Of Virginia have
been returned it by the Confederaey, and on what
terms or.,-,o,, =, H.. !,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tt,e House was opened with prayer at o'clock, y
thA Rev, Or. REIp,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
A! CTION SALES.
M oyODls "A APpkAsvS, AUCf.
ME VALUABLE PLANTATION KNOWN.

TINHE VALUABLE PDANJ hIIUN kNUWN
i as PRovpfk Ce FORGE 10 New Kent county, the
sl tgltAiDas 100 acres r sale 81 auction
will be n stsucddnytn the premises, At - O'Clock NJ,
FRIDAY, MARCH 1JiH, 1864 II lies the Chekshominy
LVeh q the from kchmoid 10 Wlntmsburr, thirty
m eS fcEn each ard the direct road from New Kent
Court cfres City Court House, eight mites from each,
and IA &c mites Shades shead Of ieanboat
ga The contains Abort 600 Of which onehAf
seesred; e balance In onfinak forest and has on much
yuabs timber chiefly pine CYPRESS or the cleared land
ABOUT 100 aHds peculiarly adsped 10 the growth
srsss IL well adapted 10 wheat
and the ordinary Tie dwelling large, containing eight
rl1rsn good repair, shd h ~ and attractive
g View the requested n call Mr..
Pierce living w0 win. take pleasure in showing to al
such Trre attached tbs excellent Shad and Her
rirghiherT 3 !
Ters sDed eah, balance At and u months (Or iongsa
bonds bra1lpg ntsret, aud secuTed deed
The 70 be psid b. the purchaser.
ITFglsS GODDlN APPERsON, Auet'G. VI
Tie forsgOiurf b. Aeated Tor private de- and
Itons dio,ea really desirable iTia AIsI.que'
60 rs sseAi' ''-tF e. ~ x o. A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
ADJ'T L ISsP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
RiCHAOxD, Jan. 81, 1868.

Adult ISsP'R GENERALS OFFICE
RICHAoxD, Jan. 81, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS
aey under charge Of tie War Department, aid It's orders vii
be given directly through The Ordnance bureau, yl.:
Richmond Arsenal, Richmond, Va.
Armury Z" "
fayetteville Arsenal and Armory Fayetteville n. Q.
Charleston Arsenal, Charleston, So.
Augusta Arsenal and Powder Works, Augusta, Ga.
Macon Arsenal, Macon, Ga.
" ArmUry,
" Laboratory, " "
Columbus Arsenal Columbus, Ga.
Atlanta " Atlanta, Ca
Mt Vernon, Mt Vernon, Ala.
Montgomery" Montgomery, Ala.
Selma, Selma Ala.
Jackson, &" Jackson, Miss.
Greensboro Depot, Greensboro, N. q.
DAnvile, Danyie Va.
Lynehburg, LynchbufR Va.
Little Rock Arsenal, Little Rock Ark.
Texas Arsenal, san Antonio TeAas
H. fabricated and deposited these posts TO he
acquisitions designated ia section Ordnance
Regulations
iii Ofcers stationed the depOts will their
Genesl will obttin leave " absence from
him. while liable reiatlou made upon the arsenal or
provided above subject 20 orders only from the
War Department through the Ordnance bureau.
" The Drpoa Augusta, Atlanta and CO.
lumbus eorg Montgomery aud Huntsville, Alabama,
supply the necessities Of the large pseei
Of the QuarermNster General though
subject OF the handing officers OF the de-
prrneuts witch they located Issues from these depos
win be Of the QsArtemaser General IL
ons chief quart-rnssters approved by commanding Gene
rails. By order, -
fe8-iw Adt and Insp'r General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
ny JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son, Auetonesrs.
VALUABLE SNAIL FARM OR MAR

N EtfH DIN
~ KET GARDEN2J5 MILES EAST OF THE CITY, ON THE
ME DOW BRIDGE ROAD, Ar AUCTiON.-we will sell, upon
premises, n thursday The ~ day Of February
mrucing IT Il o'clock NJ valuable small FARM MARKET
GARDEN he eadow BidE- Rofd, Ia Hr'rlcp count *
mile The city, containing ln% ACRES Of high Improved
land adj inis the lands 4 te Lite Dr. Christian James W. otey
Erd others and 600 the occupancy Oi Mr. Sylvester Rabe
The consist OK comfortable Three story Dwell
ling Trick the other 81 Wood, contsinng six
with ROOMS, barn, stable AMI all other
H. good order The contEuy Of this property
he city, and the fertility the soil render valuable
ket garden.
Terms sale onerd cash. the bslance and 10 months,
for negotiable notes. with interest adde end secured by trust
deed Tie purchaser to pay thet'Nrs for 1868.
fe5 Jas. VI. TAYLOR 4 sON, AuciIoneerI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
gY ecDJIs a APPEKsoH, Aue'.

sf GCDJlh APPEBsOh, Aue;s.
i ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE BRICK
IL DwELLIEG-HoUsE AND VACANT L0T AND ratLL
FRAMED TEEsAENT Wet side 70 ieti, hesesn Brood
and Grace sTes igfule a lon All REYES o. VI ia
Aurard rnEiti premb FgibAY.
ihs 9Th February att o'clock NJ the lsrre ard very sb
mick dwelling lou ocs; ABOVE now Ia the oeeapanev o.
". A. Smith: the lot kaS front Of i92 feet and deJth "
20 feet which ,ere stands isrge aud hlndsynely finished
brick dwelling Sb marble nantes iarge brick siAb carriage
house, sJse hor A. TIE property v be divided into OUG
parce 70 m ain the dwelling about % 10 o. feet on 18Th
TIEAs-On-trd cash. months for
goabls notes, interest a,iied, secured by deed
Tn- and u, r3 20 b. pad by the purchaser.
jsSl-tds GODaN APPERsOa, AucLs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
VALUABLE AND WELL LOCATED

" ALI ABLE AND w ELL LULA ELL
BricL yelling the south side Of Franklin, between 80
and 4h streets AuconW viii sell up the premises
TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF February commencing at4 o'clock
p NJ the valuable and wel located BKCK DWELLING, located
The south Franklin, b-lEer 81 and 4 streets The
Weng j. nearly has eight besides servants accom-
rnodaou-ttr prem pled With gus and waterhe
Who'll, nicely furnished This property located In he most de-
srgbe portion " the city, Is convenient TO business and worthy
attention Of those desiring pleasant residence
TERs-0ne third cssh the whole II preieredthe balance
An1 ~ months for negotiable notes with Interest added and
by deed The and Insurance To- 1853
be pad by the purchaser. JAS VI. TAYLOR SON.
feI Auctoneep.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
ADJUTANT AND INsP. GENLs OFPICF,
RICHMOND, Feb. 3, 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS |
rG ~ ai G.u.s Par,rh 1y Of Gene, ora.r, &c. ~ Of

No. H.
The "a Clause Paragraph w. Of General Orders No 70, Of
1851. Is hereby revoked.
The clause Il paragraph Is amended as follows:
6cae,f disability, Nth rec"umenl alton for flTough
discharge, zig led ~ due form by Examining Board, and
Tor geou Of the the Commander Of the
the soldier afulUuph not q exceed thirty day.
application longer period M General
whose the soldier may belong he may refer without
granng rloug the discretion Of said Commanding Gen
erAl
II The Superintendent Of the N-e and Mining Bireau is au
thoEed Hn directed force existing cntracts OF the Govern
rnent in iron, munitions. When Iron aud other
articles thus contracted for and needed the service
t1ned been sold private sale, not promptly de
yeed according tie aud spirit Of the contract they
wherever fouhd AMI upon requ,n, assistance
shall Afforded by the commandaut the post camp
of instruction 10 NE officer agent Of the Mining Bureau
claly charged with the enforcement Of the
When shsl have been perstenty vi dated, aer ten
days notice, couscrpei viii be withdrawn
aud assigned ~ other works By Order,
(sgned) g COOPER,
fe5-lw Adutsnt and Inspector General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
TOBACCO FIXTURES.-I will Sell at Pub

TOBACCO FIXTURES.-I will Sell at Pub
Il lie Auction WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF February q.
the Tobacco Mixtures formerly used the large manufacturing
esabsh mt Of Major W. T. Sukern Of Danvie which
brace two large Hydraulic Presses for sharpening tobacco,
with four sets Of Retaners aad shzrpener complete
other used for packing the boxes with Of Seq
ments syerSl Of them cast Iron Also, seAi Engine attached
with sufficient y 20 work the Hydraulic Presses
twenty Screws large and small Iron Mills with plates
and tins complete and AL the other fixtures used
lshmsnt Of this kind.
viii also sell at the same time large quantity Of seasoned
Box Plank some two thousand pounds OF Lcoc. thirty kegs
Box Nails, several boxes Olive OIL, &c, nc.
This the largest and desirable lot o! Tobacco
offered al auction In VirdniG. T. d. NEAL,
fe2-i2t' AuctiOneer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
the side of lch between Marshall and clay streets,

the side" lcth between Marshall and Clay streets,
FOX SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII h. sold ro the PREMISE SATURDAY, the 18th
Frb 1863, O'clock NJ, t- beautiful and well Eei
bcs Oed Dove stutlcl between the residence
Mr. Wlir, LA Sm and thai Of I Saml Gr-vnhOW The
Tcnemsu 10 rooms, besides ample
Tor aud rra veil aud conveniently arranged
with Hand ONE Iron YaEANDAH,
Madl- Mautl-s,
sliding Doors,
Gas, Water, and other modern improvements
The location the most desirable ia The city, Posses
sion CIV T. 1t May u,yt
TrEgs h balance at aul II months (or all cash, de-
sirc), negotiable interest added, secured by
der the Insurance Tor ls 20 he paid by the pureha
GODDlN APPERsON,
au,fiuu.rrs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06

At AUCTION---We will Sell THIS DAY
n Fifteen Twenty Young and Likely EEGRoEs consisting
Of Young Women, Boys and Girls belonging 20 one lot
PULLfAA CO.,
felt Auetioneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06

WE WILL SELL this day IS likely Negroes
w jas ELL, DICKINSON 400, ESes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
Sale conducted by J. NJ TAYLOR sos Suajs. iaI-.i,
ESTATE FOR SALE

" ALL ADlIE REAL III / a i fph oALh.-
Tie undersigned offers for sale, at pubc auction the yGu
able Farm In Louisa county known as Stunning Hill II
rs on sides Of the No AnHa River contains $50 Acres Of
land In high state Improvement with abundance Of good
water and remarkably healthy The buildings consist Of q
Dwelling uuse e rooms, besides basement all necessary
buildings Including number OF tobacco barns The soil Il
admirably Ad4ptstto The roE u co wheat tobacco clover
and other SEES supply Of wood abundant large pro-
portion benny original growth Il located eight miles Northeast
o Central Rarr sEdls in convenient isucs Of TOlesyue
Louisa Court House Tfsgisus jsp,s, aud presents
opportunity Of Investment capitalists and others desiring
valuable farm
Terms gi be ugds known On dsy Of sale
Mr. W W. Grooue sho Hives s place, will show the prem
ises any visit,ig it
All commune sJus addressed the n'ergned, RApIdan Sta
tiou CGpep-r coGnty, Va vii be promptly attended
" I. HOLIDAY, .
Agent for Mrs. JulE A. HUiladEy.
Tie above place The l2h day Feb~sry next
which al the stock, mules horses plantation utensils 4e,
will he soli-1i % which valuable. jisl-tds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06

XNANTED.-I wish to employ Immediately,
A. asstant single gentleman thoroughly qnahned 70
teach EpRah Ancient Languages, French aud AthemAea
Assrsss J. HkRvEY HUNDLEY,
f.o-olns Montague p. q. We.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06

nR. 7. CLAY MADDUX, respectfully an
nouness he has returned to the pIseee Of hEDfoIi
and suassHI Resnd, found At bis ocs Br0s
street, opposite Otiy Hau. $50
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
Moore 100 BAYNE L co, No. l47, as'

vi street, Lynehbug Va, whOes.ie erossr.4pd oonei,f
for N. sale Of Manufactured zn4 racyin Iot<r
N eeiys ans sen sugar. MolAssss whssi Corn, Hoas D.
Leather and al hnds Of country prodae. All sslss @s
rspor,ed sceonpAhisa VIII he ns1 proceeds asfssf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
ME COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.:

'HHE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.:
To the sheriff Of the County Of AlbenAe Greeting:
Whereas yacsu"y has occurred Ia the representation In the
House Of Desgate the said county; OF AbemLre OCCASION
Ell by the regn-1u of Franklin hgor, delegate from said
county thee therefore, Ia hs name Of the Commonwealth,
require you election 70 be held N said ooeny Of
Friday, the Gh Dry Of February, lsC3 for dele
gate 10 Oil the vacancy GoresaIi.
tesmou- EhsTeo witness II. W shefey Speaker Of the
Decgstes this 2sh day n January A. D. 1885, and Ia
he sTth year Of toe COflnOnVe
HUGH ". sHEFPEY,
Speaker Of House Of Delegates.
VIZ GoEpnS Clerk Of H. ofp IssO-tAe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06

I'EXAS LANDS am authorized to SELL in
tracts suit pureEsser 100 square miles Of LAND In the
growing region OF Texas selected with care ani
held lij patents from that State. The TILES 10 these
lands yin be fully he purchaser, and are Of record
in the counties In vhrt they are stult6d.
70 persons 20 n the business OF SoOlgosihg,
country hr coutn6t oaer riucenens and The
price EEiuh "a lands offered will ensbe tie pureh4
10 acquire good lands Ia heAy county, sheh vi. be To-
creased In value ssyers fold national difficulties
settled enable population 20 l0u Ia 70 occupy them
provided With maps evidences Of the validity Of these
gan with much ueul Dicrnatou and persons deous Of
sag safe investments -ii please gye me & call
L. z. sPILMAN, Attorney At Law,
js2S-ia' Cor. loth and Main sts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-06
HKNST DuSsssros.


jas. ~ HARGhOFE DuNhN"fVhs
JAMES 3. HARGR0VE & CO., AUG
~ TII' EEES AND COMMISSION MRRcHANTs, FOR TIVE
SALE OP NEG roEs, NO. &C. MAIN STREET, LYSCHBUkG,
v,Thp subscribers their service tie public for the
selling and lirhg NJ slaves veil for any business 10 TIE
action lue.
We prepared " accommodate With board and keep oafeJ
any humber VI -iIyss placed Ia our charge.
liberal ae plses our hands for sale,
jsST%dimc. JAMES B. HLRGRovE 4 co.