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Illegal Seizure Of British Ships.

The London lnder, after, publishing the.
official correspondence between the British
and United States Governments, on the sub
.ject Of the seizure Of the Peterhbf, and the
sapass" given byiMr. Adams 70. an English
ship to 60 to Matamoras, a neutral port,
thus comments on the documents:
; No one can read without feeling surprised
that Lord Russell should have thought It
necessary to submit the case of the Peter
hoff to the law officers Of the Grown, aee.
ing that the law is SO certain and de6ued +
and it is not less surprising that her Majes:
ty's Government should appear to sanction
the doctrine that the mere allegation on the
part Of the Federal Government of alsgal
pretext will Justify palpably illegal trans.
action. Our merchants are determined not
to submit to a construction Of the law
which will involve the stoppage Of their
trade with certain ports now, and be d pre-:
cedent for Interference with their commerce
in the future. s, & :. { -. :. ~
It is the. opinion of the Lnder that, as
the Peterboff was unlawfnlly seized on a
voyage from one neutral porto another,
she will be given up; but the question to
be tried is, whether the British Govern:
ment will permit Federal cruisers systemat.
ically to violate the laws, or whether they
will by force prevent these seizures.
Even Earl Russell is beginning to lose
his diplomatic temper at these outragea up.
on neutral commerce, subservient as hea-
vows himself to have been to the, interests
of the North. His last letter in the COR
respondence is worth careful reading:
EARL RUSSELL TO MR. ADAMS. "a
FOREIGN OEF1oE, March II 1888.
SIR: do not wish to prolong this cor:
respondence, and shall only make one re.
mark in answer to your last letter.
If:the British Government, by virtue Of
the prerogative of the Grown, or BY author
| ity Of Parliament, had prohibited, and
could have prevented, the conveyance in
British merchant ships Of guns and ammu
milton to the Confederate States, and had
allowed the transport Of such contraband e
New York aud to other Federal ports, hel
Majesty's Government world have depart
ed sfrom8hs neutral position they have as
| sumed and maintained. If, on the Other
hand, her Msjesty's Government had pro
hibited, and could have prevented, the
transport Of arms and ammunition to both
the eontending parties, they would have de
prived th5 United States of a great part ol
the means by which they have carried OF
the war. The arns and ammunition recei
we'd from Great Britain, as we'll as from
other neutral countries, have enabled the
United States tosfit out the formidable az,
mics now engaged in carrying on the sWal
against the Southern States !. while, b
means Of the blockade established BY the
Federal Governments, The Southern States
have been deprived Of similar advantages
The impartial observance Of neutral obliga
tions by her Majestys Government sthus
been exceedingly advantageous to the cause
Of the more powerful Of the two contend,
ing parties. I am, &C. -
RUSSELL.
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The Soldiers, orphans' Edncatio
- Tnstitute. 6 S. s,s:ss

Editors Courier :-.-I notice ID TIA issnes.
of yesterday, Of gour valuable paper q pro: /
position from one off South Cardinals most Z
accomplished and brilliant daughtegs to-
establish an aEducatioual Institute for Sol-
dier's Orphans, most hearth endorse
the proposition, and enclose 5ou ffty dollars
towards its endowment & 4
We willneed s67f55, 900 III Eonfedsfase
States eight per cent bonds for this par
pose, as based upon,W what follows az
Sonth Carolina bad 10 the field up to
September last, AZ, 997SS men, which IL ans
average Of I, 432 per District. Of these,
we viii suppose one third, tsay ara
married men; but tsf this third We can
form no accurate estimats now as 20 how
many have been killed, OF died from wounds
and disease, stillHs will sapposs one:fo
For l19 per District, .orl3 ;667 10 for the Stase
at large. This number may be very barge
" and lamentably increased before the war
ends. We will therefore place ths number
ata150 married men 10 the District who
will have died IN The aeryics from casually
and sickness. It Is presumabls that these
patriot fathers viii hare left from one to
Eve children, soy three as On aserages lhea
there viii be upon these thesis 49,
children per District, who will have been
orphaned because Of this unrigh tscps war:
Now, suppose one half tS251 of theaes
are unable to procure 40 elementary sdueass:
tion, such as Z presume ia proposed by ny
friend, Mrs Ghapin. Who let sls say
second to none ID doing good, there must
tbe an average Of at least three achoala to..
1.-The District. so located as to Bio available by
tths largest paniber, These viii reqpife 80
Teachers for the State, each WITH 9 salary
Es6e@ say $500 per Distrist, on S54 900
aggregate, which isthe interest at eight per-
cent. on s675, ,0oe iu COME sdeFats Stases
Bonds ssF
| Thirty thousand subscriptions Of Sz8
each, will give sT9e, 900. The sl5 900
will build the school houses. s.ssass ssssasss
- OFN u. BRAEe eH, Z
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and more conspioiously before the masses
intended to be Influenced, warning to all
who dare to think and act as be has done.
, South. Garoliniian.
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|. How OLD SMITH EsoApED0 Old Smitfs
an old German drummer in the 18th Mss
sissippi regiment, was notorious for strag
cling on the march, whether advancing or
|retreaiting, be vas always ID iherear. sss
In Gen. Jackson great retrsat from tbes
Valley of the Shenandoah, after whipping
Banks, old Smith got some miles behind, i,
and while sitting on the road side, solitary
and alone, resting and eating his beef and
biscuit, he observed q full regiment ofs
Yankee cavalry approaching He Jumped
out into the woods, aud as the Yankees
came near, be thundered away on:h his drum
beating the long roll with terrible VIM
fThe long rolfis the signal of an enemy at.
hand, and to form the line of battle ] His
trick was successful Sforsthe Tankeess sups
posing, of course, that there vas an infant.
ry r regiment lying 10 the thicket faced =.
bout and skedaddled ia the regular Bull
Run style. old.Smith replacing bis sdran
on his shoulder, came out into tberoad q
gsin. with his beef aud Biacnis iia one hand
aud drum sticks iu the other, snd resumed
his march With Els usual equaniMity
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-05-27
GyTEAN MILLS FOR SALE.-

The undersigned offers for sale In exchange for
NEGRO PROPERTY, his STEAM MILLS in the Town
Of Yorkyiie, S. c. directly the KINGS MOUNTAIN
RAIL ROAD, The Mills consist of WHEAT and CORN
MILLS, and CIRCULAR ,SAW-tbe whole driven by a
RoILER and ENGINE Of FORTY HORSE POWER,
necessary billdiags The BoIIE and ENGINE If desi
red win be sold alone 81. KUYKENDAL.
Sfor,h g1S IL II ..r-
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OFFICE A. @. M,

CHARLESTON, S. c., October LIST, 1862
MFR. j.. e.. MILLER is appointed
IV1 Agent of thisS Department, for the purchase OF
FODER and CORN for the Districts fork and Chester
Planters desiring to sell VIII communicate with him.
Through the POST OFFICE, at Yorkville, s. Carolina
Paricuar attention must be paid to the PACKING. No
WATER must be used greatlossto the Government was
expeienced last year. Fodder being improperly packed
an such viii be rejected. ~,
: ,r
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sTN THE COURT OF ORDINARY

.ss,7.,Ss ~ = YORK DISTRICT .sS.rs5sE
For Dissionor Sale Of Real Estate James a. NC Carter,
= Deceased. s5st ,,;ry4.s ~
sJs,es t. Mceaer, Applicant, Christopher L. H. Nc
Garter Heirsat Law of James Carter, deceased
3Tappearing to my satisfaction that
a l Rohet NJ McCarter John G. McCarter and Harriet
CARER, widow of David q. Mcearter, deceased and
e children OF said David r. McCauer, whose names are
snknown 10 me- defendants in above stated case reside
Sylth6t,f the limits Of this State. s
II Is therefore, ordered, that they do appear and opect
ohe division or sale of the Real Esate OF James A. NC
Gamer deceased on before the 18th day of June next
or their consent to same will be entered of record
S - -3s.css5 u. A. BROWN, o. Y, D.
Marches ls z - sIn
: nm E0UIFY---YOR DISTRICT.
Lao. aiaelean, Ezeeator, -; 9, :, ~
sRohert Patrlcs, and oilers
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
us Robs Ps BIGGER, John Millen and Selma, his wife,
,ues Bigger Thomas Davis and John Davis defendants
Sin above sated reside beyond the limits Of this state
II fs therefore, son motion of Williams and Beatty Com
aIban.s Solicitors, ocred that said absent 40
appear and plead answer 6eur to the Bill MED ~ ms
case within three months from the publication o his mo-
.s'' sls7sI3s WALTER b. NETS,
Commissioned in Equity.
sJssbr,.,v :lss lsa,3 = 3m
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Such Is the simple history Of the affair,
and we trust that ID bare justice 10 theS
memory Of . gallant soldier tbespapers that
have given publicity to the false reports as
bore alluded toa-rumors Injurious both to-
the living and to the dsad-will give place
in their columns 70 this vindication of bis
name. -. s. - ~
M. M. iizsII y MEL Q!
J, Major and A. a: q
W. e.. sCHAIMBURG
7 - Assistant AZ e Gen. y
,. CLEMENT So LLIVAN S
/. Aid de- Camp
! I R: sHoEMAKER
Aid ds Camp
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-05-27

A LEAN Trio The Richmond CORES
pondent Of the Knoxville Register perpe.
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+. IST OF LETTERS-REMAIN'

May Is, 1859. - s5s :.
MIS- b. Adkins, MIS- Sarah Byars, John Barron, g. Z.
Boeya Mrs. Martha Cowan, Miss Mary Crowln MISS N.
Clarke d. Gurrence Mrs. Cathnrine Chllders, 2; E &C.
Dads6n Jonafhan Edwards Miss l.. l.. Peatheston, Mrs
NJ G. Harper, j P. Hambright, f. D. Harris, William
McKeown, ESQ., R. j. Mcknight Mrs. A. A. Murphy, Miss
NJ MeDanicl Mrs. Catharine Partlow, Capt. M. B. Pal
fiaux, 4. Patrick, J. W. Quinn, John Steele, Mrs j. J.
Sims Mrs NJ. s. seahorn, A. c. Sutton, MIS- j. M
Thomas Esq, John C. Wilson, Magar White, Mrs s.
: ''''' .'t''' John r. ALEXANDER, P. M.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-05-27

RULES IN REGARD Sro EETgERs BIZ
FLAG OF 3TRUcE.-W have been furpished S.
for publication, BY Gen. Winder, sitl the {
following rules adopted BIZ the Hniteal
States Gommandsnt, Gen Dix AZ FORTRESS
Monroe, and which VIII beSeBforcsd ia Te.
gard to all letters forwarded from the Vert
(. Fortress Monroe, to go by fal; Of ttruees
to Richmond - 49, sS g 5. s
fIn order to secure the transmisslon Of
letters across the lines, the following rules
must be complied with a
"a. No letter must exceed one page of a,
letter sheet, or relate TO any other than
purely domestic matters. e B i:
20 Every letter must be- signed With
the writer's name in fnll.
ss3. All letters must be- sent With 6ge@
cents postage enclosed If ID go 10 Richs
mond, and ten cents If beyond. 5s5sasz. ;sis.
GA AII letters must be enclosed 10 the
Commanding General Of The Depsf
5of Virginia; at Fortress Monroe. 3etser
sent to any otheraddress will forwafdsd s s
iAll letters sent to Fortress Monroe
withouta strict mpliauce with these rules
except for prisoners Of mar, will be trans
mitted to the dead letter sof6ce e
! The same identical rules viii Be applied Q
by General Winder to all letters sent from
the South To- Fortress Monroe for parties
ia the United States. Parties addicted to- !,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-05-27
! YORK MARBLE YARD.

-ERICHARD HARE, respectfully informs The citizens OF
and Chester Districts, and The adjoining counties OF
Carolina that he is fully prepared 70 supply every ar
icic In the MARBLE LINE, of the highest style c" finish
and, at reasonable prices. ,,5Sn,,o>,
He keeps constantly hand, large supply OF FORElGN
and DOMESTIC MARBLE and specimens OF MS t Work
may be always seen at the Yard nearly opposite the s
scf ssSsnxe fIo,el. 49, -
& an work WIN bedeiverea at any point on the Kings
.bfonntain Railroad, FREE of charge.
icas also prepared furnish 10 order, IRON RAlLlNG
of anS desired pattern, for Fences Balconies, &c.
, ~ January 10 2 lp
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11
TELEGRAPHTC.
YANKEE REGULATION OF SLAVE LABOR L
LOUISIANA

LOOA9lhNA-
MosILE, Feb. l0-The New Orleans Delta publishes
the annexed order from Gen. Banks: .- .f
HKw ORLEANS, JAN 2qth-- General Orders No. IL. l.
The following proclamation from the President OF the
United States dated Jan lst 1865 il published for
the information of the Government officers and soldiers
of this command and all persons acting under their
authority. II desgnaes those portions OF the State OF
Louisiana ich are be affected by its provisions
Tue laws Of the United States however, iorbds the Oh
GERS OF the army or navy slaves their
ers or TO decide upon the claim of any person TO the
service or labor of another The inevitable conditions
Of state OF war invariably deprive all classes of citi-
gems of much absolute freedom OF action and control Of
property which loyal law and continued peace guarantee
and SECURE them The forcibe seizure OF gitYes from
service or labor by their inconsistent with
these laws and conditions of
Officers and soldiers will encourage assist
to leave their employers but they cannot compel a
horize their return by force Negroes who leave their
employers will be compelled support themselves aud
faml IS by labor upon the public works.
To secure the objects both Of capital and labor the
S,quetraiiou Commissioner is authorized aud directed
upon conference with planers and other parties, 10 pro-
pIse and establish yearly system OF negro labor
which shall provide food coIhing, proper treatment
and Just compensation for negroes ut fixed r;es or an
equitable proportion Of the yearly crop may be deem
ed advisable and when accepted by the planter other
parties faithful service and snbordnaton shai be er-
forced on the part of the negro by officers OF tue Gov
eminent To their PAYMENT the wages OF their
labor will constitute a lien upon the products.
The Quartermaser's Department is charged with the
duty of harvesting on deserted fields and cuya-
ting abandoned estates. Unemployed negroes will bc
engaged in this service.
BY command of Major General BANKS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11

GENERAL PRios SERENADED.-Najor General Sterling
Price was compimented with serenAde, on Monday
night at the SPotsNoOd Hotel in this city where he
has been sojOurring for days past. Smiths Band
was in attendance together with large throng Of eit
zens. After the performance of appropriate air, the
General yielded the universal desire, and made his
appearance at = window, where be spoke few words
Of gratitude those who had kindly eompmented him
in the capital of his native State lie added his belief
that the Government authorities we're now inclined
give him fair chance in the Geld, where he hoped his
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11


In the Senate yesterday aresodion was adopted cali
ing for information relative shares in the Washington
aud New Orleans Telegraph Company, held by alien enc
mics The consideration Of the finances resumed in
secret session.
In the House resolution adopted instructiug the
Committee on the Judiciary inquire into the eIpedi
eney Of legislation to secure the return their owners
Of all fugitive slaves captured in the Yankee army and
the sale Of all such negroes for whom master be
found for the benefit Of those citizens who have been
robbed Of their slaves by the enemy A bill was in;r,
duced 10 aoy Communication soldiers who have been
mu,te:ei IA Tor shorter period than twelve months,
resolution sas adopted calling upon the President for
formation as 10 the number Of larermaSters duty
the city c ch u0nd It this time aud their rank in the
several departments m which they are engaged The
use by a large majority, tabled resolution meet
hereafter az eleven o'clock A. N. The Exemption Bill
va, u ken up, and the motion recommit lost Mr.
Golfers substitute was adopted in lieu OF the original
bi Of the committee, by msjOrity Of one and when
this put upon i,s passage ii was rejected by vote
o IA yeas 10 IS nays. This defeats all the Exemption
bills Of the presen, session. aud the Old bill stand,
fore with the twenty negro clause stricken by
cent vote Of the House which the Senate has not vet
concurred in. Pending the consideration of the hl TO
authorize and regulate mpreSSmen of private proIe
for the Use Of the army and other military purposes the
House adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11

FIREs-0n Monday morning, about o'clock, two
nall tenements on the south side Of the Dock, below
18th street. caught Ere accideutly and were destroyed
Tue fremen we're promptly on hand, and succeeded in
preventing the spread of the flames to more valuable
property in the neighbOrhOod The alarm at an carly
hour yesterday morning caused by the burning Of
Mrs. Van Lewis stable Of Esd and Grace street,
Church Hill The frequency Of FIRE renders the preser-
walton four well organized fire department matter of
much consequence
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11

Coz WV. E. N. wORD.-The Fincastle Express states
that this gentleman has received the appointment of
Aid.de-Camp to Governor Letcher, with the rank of
Colonel. Col. Word is a dcservedy popular man among
this people who have known him for number of years,
and any man deserves for life of purity and honor,
git FROM the highest authority Of the State, that man
il Col WIN. E. " Word.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11

DEcEAsED.-JOhn Alexander, Esq, of Baltimore, Nd,
an old aud very estimAbe ctizen died on the 2sth u
lie was in his 10th year, and no man had more warm
personal friends Many in this State where he had
passed many years Of his life, will mourn his loss He
VS. X. T. in the Naval Lodge, F. A. n, Of Ports
mouth Va He was Captain G. W. Alexsnder's father
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G9t 8ieBmpnA daBig,

r..sn-Day ss per Annau; Is for months. and o. per
month for . ahoEtsr period.
ssvssEy Is per Aanun; IS for az nOushs Is cents
mouth for shorter period
Weekly IS per Annu IS for ak nonth Sent for shorter
period. Payment q Al In advance
ADMINISTRATORS square lines rs cents for hrSt Insertion
90 square each continuance semWeeky OF I
tRemitAnces may made the risk Of the Publishers In
al cases vhere evidence the deposit Of letter In the
Post o6ce containing money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11

ftieads weEd soon hear frSm bin The Generai'slt =
tie speech vas much spPauded ani after he withdrew
the audience vas briefly addressed by Senator Clark,
Governor FOOte and Judge Moore and the band played
several pieces in excellent style.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11

NOTICE.
The ManNgenru deou % having the sricte order and
- throughout the bung and have by the sd
vice OF the Mayor Of the city, adopted the foloving
REGULATORS
LAT Drunkenness the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
psraknE refreshments kind 20 the 81 the
audience strictly forbidden.
~ smoking placing i,et upon the benches, or backs
benches swearing, and all unnecessary noise, will al
lowed.
Persons guilty Of such conduct will elected the build.
Ing placed the Watehhouse for their msheha.
v,our before the Mayor Of the city.
The their patrons and the pablo that the
Will be adhered but hope yoAton u them vi
nccu certainly will their enforcement II Is their
determination thst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11
m Negro Qnp,tion in KentnrkY-

\ despatch from Gen. John II. Morgan, to Hon W. &.
Simus, Senator from Kentucky, received in thi,
city On the Sta inst Il states that Gen. Boyle the Mil
itary Governor Of Kentucky daring the past week
dered the Provost Marshal, a. Louisville take from
an Ohio brigade the negroes they had stolen while in
the State; that in taking the negroes fight occurred
in which the citizens Of Louisville generally took part
and number were wounded on both sides
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11

LATE PAPERs-We tender our thanks to Capt. Philip
Cashmeyer for late New York paper. The press are
much indebted to him for his attentive courtesy in fur
N .hinr htn Nnrthrrn nAners
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11
NONTHERN JOURNALS.-

~ ANY arriving nom the States north Of the Po-
tOmSe and bringing Northern European newsPAPes or any
person the city coming possession Of such Journals will con-
upon The EOr wo BY leaving sending the
IAns % Ibis omee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11

IA b IARIY WILLIAMS
our Auction warehouse on Cary str e. We Vii sell
e. Hhd' Sugar, "a very prime isp.
q do, Clarified,
IS 4 Barrels sugar,
IS Bags Rio Coffee
Is {" Virginia salt
BLACK Pepper
8 4" lsDIee,
super cArb Soda
% BpIei Washing Soap,
10 Kegs Nae. eu9f,
10E Barrels MOlnsses,
BATrtl' DO,
10 T.s0c@s Rice
500 LbB chloe Thread.
With other '''Ieie' in the ero.sT,s line
O,e iaTgv Z'as ws-er U1.s..
oe" Hr.s ro-ee Pump with cocks, &C., iprsrtslnug
lan lbs AnguSurIan Tnrqua Beans,
So -acsAges Iabgcco,
pnr Gis, rate spring DTAy With Harness.
AND
At O'Clock precisely, large assortment Of
Gas IiVtgres, &C.,
consist ng Of chandlees Brackets Pipes, Lad Pines Eyer
sons Leaders sld JoiL Iron and Fittings q; The last
nam,d be the escusd property Of Fredehcisburgsn.
The Gas Pipes will BE- sod a. the same tine.
ALSO,
sets superior Brocaee and Lace Curtains, very and
dsc'le Is nee,
Large Hal Stone and Pipe.
TARDY & WILLIAMS.
WILL De ADDED
To Grocery Sale Thursday, tb- l2th inst
Family Lot Bacon,
A Family Lot Lard
A Family Lot Flour.
The Curtains Gas Fixtures, Water Wheel Land Plat may
be examined between now aud the time Of sale.
AGAIN rARDF WILLIAMS
handsome Sword for the benefit Of the VIA
X. HowDon, Treasurer. leltl T.aW.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11
IOO ACRES or VALUABLE LAND, IN

fOO ruE "GBEEN TOUSTAtS" NEtTliBOREOUD, AL
BEMA Il. COUNTY, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
land il the nno,t quality ~ any 10 the neighbour
hood About cleared the balance heavily tlmoeredprin
Cpally DAB ami Poplar
the necesary bgild!ugs, 90 excellent quality.
Visitors will huj the subscriber cdnstiuty al homeor letter.
nqgry mAy directed Carriers Bridge, Abe couuty
Virginia.
Prc- any dollArs pc, Terms accommodating.
feIO-3g ISNAn A NOON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11

EORIUNE FOR S5.--Any person enclos-
ing ~ box l9O Richmond viii receive two Rscepis for
articles Of daily and constantly increasing demand The
rails cheap that outlay a. Of the Receipts
alone realize az and sold Any one can
prepare either article In an hour. RI.
Written directions sent f. lite
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11

CRCULAR. SAW FOR SALE.-A Circular
~ Saw, the very best quality aud metal for sale BY
FITZGERALD 4 SAUNDERS,
Hardwicksvie
Also
Some MILL FILES aud BUGGY SPRINGS. Re 1919
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-11
AUCTION SALES.

4 UCIION SALE.
N l % FRIDAY the 18th inst at 10
k A. oar store s and Mn Iretts, We VII oder
Tor ale;
% Ibis choice N. O. flgaT,
~ bills white eiariA d sugsri
10 bDas.N o. sugar,
~ Aess superior Carb- Soda
has Grain Pepper
bsg GrAin Pepper
20 bo1es bsr nd country SOAP,
lOfo0 Cub and ii ,ridi ), gArs
10 bills syrup,
Dbl-. MHeline OF,
And sunlry artrl~ In the Grocery line.
90 pleces WfifTk W-ieh FLANNEL,
So 10, suUt TIREAD,
coal STOVE tnrsl
fiji 40 INSoS, AID ,Ms& co, Auct'G
DY sAMI D. Hicks, AUor:
ON FRIDAY, the 18th, nj II o'clock, shall
" III. for sa e, o. i1u my cO9 ion houe, on Cary
street. between aud lh about thousand boxes Of
MANU-. CTUAED TOBACCO.
Also, large Itof
SMOKING TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
In the lot Of Tobacco are very choice
bras o. robacc 10 ne Tot nykirs taeeo will be 10
case, Z ~. celebrated lir...!I K Il kinnick.
rites who have lies for the sale will please notify me In
due - - -
ie ll-Sts sANL D. HlCh-, Auct.