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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20
ADIT AND lNsP'R GENERAL's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Feb 16, 1880.
GENERA ORDERS.

eENEGA' ORDERS.
l. With exceptions hertEser named all outstanding
hores Issued War Department 10 recruit Of
ouscrpt ags into regiments hetaors OF
vcs April 1882 will be held terminated
and the 1Otn day OF harch next r
that shall meantime have been completed
up the legal StandSrd OF regiment battalion
have been specified n the original y issued viii be
ported before the 10th of March to the Adu'snt aud Inspector
Generals 0fice for aud reception Into service
The organization Itself falling Of completion the msteal with
in ccDscpt nclud,ng otnccrs 81 sroh shall have
been enrolled for the special service viii be reported the local
commandSns OF conscpts respectively enrolment and
scrpOn Those commAndants vii, however be allow
I'd the persons thus Transferred previous enrolment
privilege of volunteering In companies that In service the
18Th OF April 1869.
H. Prom the operation Of this order excepted
pSoe process OF organization under authority su
ing the War Department of dste later than the 10th Of
December 1861 and all such as have been authorized to he
recruited from material found within districts possessed by The
epemY In which the concrpt has been suspended by the
Pres dent In VII Oh the execution Of the consrpt
Is, from the vicinity OF the enemy, unAtalnHble.
III All Officers persons acting under authority, and
hereSe- to recruit orgsnizAtons will report to the
andans cnnscrp1 In their respective States
hose persons Vso employed by them In enstng recruits
In the abs Of such oc evidence the enrolling officers s
not recognize the authority claimed.
By order, .,---
(sgusd) 8. COOPER,
felS-lW Adj and Ipsn'r Gsnn.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, Feb 10, s63
The Senate met at ~ O'eOck,-M Mr. HUNrER i'm the
Chair. Prayer by Rev. Bishop Eary of the Methodist
Church.
TIE sEQUESrRATiON ACT. -
Mr. MITCHELL, Of Ark, introduced a bill TO amend
the act known as the "SequestratiOn Law Referred
10 the Committee Of the Judiciary.
WAR TAX OvERPAID ALABAMA
The House bill TO provide for refunding for the State
Of Alabama the amount Oyerpaid by said State on ae-
Of the war tax Of 1852 taken up and passed
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS
Mr. SPARROW, Of La, from the Military Committee,
reported back, with a recommendation that thew do
pas, The following joint resolutions from the House
Wish we're read and unanimously adopted.
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BY aoDDIN 4 APpERsoN, AUcTs.

TIES the gath day Of the present month"; at II O'clock
" A. NJ We Si sell, upon HE premises TO the highest bid
der at Publ EuciCn " he Middleton MDls" md tract Of
land Of sixteen or eighteen thereto ATTACHED.
This very valuable and well novn property has been the
Of mlh y than eighty years II is dis
70 miles OF the best wheat lands In the
The buildings consist of srse conmcdious brick MIL
house. stories high the ba with large Office
Uooper's attached, md Mler's convenient The
caH4l r The front door; c1rns facilities for
Virginia Good connty lead O. ~ ad there Is 10
side Of James Rive b. ou,le, lock bali nile above.
the ed bridge, by II which wheat
corn lumber i've from wagons with
The compsny will lease 10 the purchaser Sufficient
ply power for the establishment (End perhaps Oct
Wooden Factory sSo the size being eligible FOR that pur
pos scsodg uniform adopted Ia regard grants
OF wEtrtpoysrr f.oll the cam, ..., ...-
inn place last above mentioned will sell
In like manner vacant e. eontAiang about fur and half
the seph The Columbia, angle
formed by tie James liver and Kan Wha ard the
Improvement ~ lot Is particularly valuable min site,
there being fan 2S Zee cAnal 20 thu river and the
Company ing nifg 10 lease 30 he urrt supply
power the UsnAl e distant from II hnOnd by the
IInprovefsnt 80 miles I'D has easy communication Win
south SIDE OF James liver bE legally established Ferry Co.
lnmla.
DESTROYS attending at Middleton Mills may
leave Richmond packet Monday the 2Sd, o'clock
Neach Middle the half past retu To,
ing. ...
rKBss 90 sALEnetirj cash b,nce at one aud ~, years.
bouds bsariog interest pay year. y trus
deed ali cash. the ppdOn OF the purchasers The
this year TO b. pad by the purchasers.
doDD!N APPERSoN,
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DR. SWANS OLD Mill.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Valuable

~ SEkL. lSIAte IN The DiIY OF -Rln.iNoGpCrhS Com.
Of Richmond she Tn Of Pesrus'y oe "
case csrnels against srne;, 40, shan proceed 10
SELL a. public uccn the ernise the advertised
on TdoksDAY tie f6Jh ehusr5 lsO 'mmencng at 81 p
MI follow valuable lsis and Tenements,
l. Lot noh ode q csharue, between Monroe sud
Henry 80 81 est WITH double k Kitchen thereon
2 A Lot via Lea aud stuoco TeaenenS Monroe
street, n-ar 10 TOOK Avenue BIZ by 49, feet.
with b.ick rene ei, the north side Of Duysl S.,
&c by 1871 feet TO II Peter street
with Duch fou5grco feGemeut the north side Of
Duval street, abrTe, 80 by 1871 fest
g. Lot vi fea 1s n erens the above on the
north OF Duvsl street Il Tls e by 15T FEET
be the Of Canal and Jefferson streets
49, Fee BY 100 feet.
l. Los in Tup addition Hre=ch GARDEN Hill co by 81
feet being RS u Lots NOS. 81. IS
nefouth cash, balance at sE twelve snd egteen
ronthI oAble notes int rest ad e9 ad title rets ed
I'll all the pu money IL pait and decided
Court all cash at the option OF the psrehaer The taxes
fs1S-tds no. R. HowIsoN, oOmr.
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OFFfcIAG OUTRAGE UPON PRIVATE

~ ,R1GH1s n A o7ARTERMAsrE RS DEPUrY I'VE had
TIE impress en OF property going ali around, but
had Ieune' that summary q he Tit governed
BY rulss and ns nve had
cas- OF iDVGiln Of rights OF opety IS
occurred uh6tt i'm in King MAN ca W by Capt
White, so-eAled clsrk QtarrnAser Maon who without
ANY notice vhaeysr came hands and surreP
Ousy carried OF some tn and pounds forage
bslonFng 10 one OF oar citizens Whse sYou ~ feshed TO
auothef 5hmb All ths forage sare which
20 said white noSr hstAndi took Il 81 ied
remote from h e % no 81 ms los was kno 'n
noticed By Of tbs neighbour that the officer rode notse
vel with blaeE and s which ira I'D and ds
coysrsa Ia camp Is miles above nearly
sbssesn Of the orage when the sid White being confronted
confessed The fAet Whe INTERCEPTED by neghbor
forage Wagons olnS the usuI but by crcu
WAy where be got he denied having gotten where
he Afterwards confessed he q d getit, ~! . " .H
duct unnecessary exposition of
psrpsr4tor all ,r the writer expects. fe9-t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

EELE B0ED.-A,ss Belle Boyd vas sereaade1 in
sVE7ille, Tenn, a few evenings ago, b. the Florida
rass Band; and being loudly called for by the crowd
appeared at a window, and made the following la.
mic response
"Gentemen, Ike General Johnston. car fight
At cannot make. speeches. Yoa have nv heartfelt
ianks for yOur compliment"
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR a son. ,Auctlonesr..

EXCELLENT BHICk RESIDENCE, at the
Il NORTH VEST CoaNER ~ CLAY AND THIRD STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
We will SELL upon the premi "WEDNESDAY the tn Of
February, coumsne7g at O'clock ~ excellent ict
Resd ,nce located the ihw Intersection Of Clay and Sd
stres in she occupancy OF W VIM dAre Il
tlns eGh comfortable Brick kl'caen with torr ooms
Stable and Ca agehoue Smoke house a.; AL Ia fstfsts
der The huase Is supplied " III gas sGd
The fronts SO Fee and back 80 feet alley - feet
vide
TERns ~ oaethrd cash. the at and ~ months
for negotiable It'll ilerest added eoured by uu
deed TIE purchaser 10 pay the tSEe for 1888
Poe,sion will be svel In thirty DAYS he lsy Of SALE
JAS ss TAYLOR q SON, Il
,d. Ancta
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THR BEAUTIEUL SuRuKHAN EARN

u IN De vIlHgr OF Bowling Green ca.d ~ MMERFiTLD
cousning 23 acres mile Of kcScud for SAFE ri
n ton ID
A leitGJts NJ e.. kcKeNer. (Vio lis al ~ &c his
purpose al h, sell auction PROMISES
saturday tie 2is D. 1853, at oclcck, r. NJ the beautiful
Beii0Caie late the residence OF Hen john
Boits, situated IN vng Green about mile Richmond
The coas ~ which vi be divided par
-e mansion house ~ acres 10 acres
with 10 ia Toe improvements OF an excellent
brick dwelling newly pap ed coua'tiug rooms beslJr kch
ok sr. SMOKE house, sc viii fus garden aud
ceient young "rT aud paps VI the dwelling
Possession gyeu at once.
cssn, balsuct years. bonds bearing
interest, ALE hui early secured by deed cah
at the opion Of the purchaser. GODDIN APPERsON,
Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

FiEz.-The alarm Of Ere on "Wednesday night vas
ausei BY the partial burning of s C. Robnson's black
NTH shop % Arcn street. Of the paper mill Loss
mall.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20
RIOHhOND, JAHuAlI lsF,

RICHMOND, JAHUAEI lss, 1seS.
THE subscribers have associated with them
Il Mssas JOHN B. DAVIS and JOHN b. PLEAsANfs, in
me A9ssSS and Business, 1DSsT es ,Ys Of HILL
We 'hanhs pleased 70 SOA Ssrvs ear cid friends.
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'THE LAhGE, EAEuANI AND HAND

TT'HE LAhUb, EDEuANI AND HAND
l. Rocky Nj Is, Anna river in
Hanover county ~ miles norhwes; OF Richmond,
auction In Richmcnd
VIII be III AUCTION TUESDAY the 80 March,
1866 s ~ o'clock Mtat liable fIru Med Mills
the eide the
miles from Ashland, ami y miles from james river
miles o. Rchm1nd combining OIL Of land vi buildings
OF the best Kind which 5000 About
in nbe aud pnes aad the bNlance cleared lands rolling
and wei adapted TO the usual crops
JLsO,
DR. SWANS OLD MILLS, WITH = Of land, along Gold
Mine creek. Ana likewise timber $40 Ia front
running down ear erea Meeting House
elenen nuit=d to ride up to examine this desirable
estate for, Sumner residence, seldom
such chance presents Itself The GROUNDS the mansion
tbs garden, the best In the
4. v. Nong, Esq, viii b. pleased lodge
gentlemen goag up ~ examine the properly.
TFss "a cash. basnce and years With well
curet Pats will he exhibited Office
and sny further Information given In tse
nty invite those who may with 10 purchase estate 20
examine the premises which Will be shown hen by Mr. Noting
G0DDIS l. APPERs0N,
fel9 Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


"A UCTION SALE OF cH0fCEOLD WINES
bEL2Se 1nss 70 TO- THE Estate LATE Ex-
W .vhs 0n THURSDAY, the 18th INST.
commencing a, y VIZ ,eb u once By request
t'e lne assortment orwrNE-say:
BS1NOI, don. strcaf saatera old choice. 70 =:
II" 2, Ceyon AMI RECALLS Msders, old and choice
., Sercial MADEIRA, old an choice, ''--9,
ID q, Light Port, very srperi5S. -
e 3, ~ bolts Mandarin, choice old MADEIRA,
!" IL Madeira, old snd choice,
p 7, doc. Pals Sherry, old, tlRsO So .[Jisat- ~
4" 8, 2 - Re shla MaderE, 1915, choice,
2, ~ !" '.VZ" old port, W
g. TO- I" OH Pf!nfers supehorPJIt, ~tttt,a5s s.t
%" 10, IL bolts. Old senish WiIe,l II
IL, ! doz Bbck Warii,r Sherry and t'.'H p ~ -
Z" i6betis. Mhdera4ErPiobin Repetition, S3T . a
:" is, doc Old Notwithstanding Expedition; ~
is, 90 bolts ceyl5n MADEIRA, very old
II, ~ I" Old Ma'Iera and Sherry, -, :. ~ =
1s&391T "a SKuterne Vim DyQu se ISIS very superior
80, ID Z" Very Old MADEIRA, = 81 faf NJ ~
IT. q" - DID Madeira vintage 1878, OBJ. . . ..,
22, dog, sercia Madtrs, caapot be surpassed,
%, 28 botb Very Old Maders, . ~ 'Ht ''l
g., "a. 81 Old Wine, JGi yd OlsfetH ~ 90
%, 2G :" Very Old MADEIRA, sii; aie. ,7t.r., q
The wne was purchased for the late EIpedent John Tyler
All the Mine marked Exploring Expedition, on bOarda
vessel in tat expedition and on fucr years.
Persona desitlnst9 purchases viii hnd he Wine equal perhaps
z1''I To t'T DUSLoP MoN6URE 4 CO. u
-. io = ..--.' il-'l rIf I'I>uI AuetUneers "a
" Sale without 7t7hs cdss.aa om0T 90 req
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RoSzcSASs' ANu.-The Winchester (Ten1.) Bulletin
; reliable information b. gentleman direct from
'uis7e that RosecrAns troops are deserving b. hun
eds
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
EXEMPTION BILL.

The House met at the usual hour. Prayer by the
Rev. Henry A. Wise, OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church
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AUCTION SALES.
IN NJ. IIIlafoa d col. -Aae!sn.eIf,.
,MNIssIoNER'S5 SALE. OF LOT . i 4 AND

4 WMNISSIUNEFS ohI4h.NI II LVI7 AND
~ DWELL, G HOUSE IL The cry OF RtoHsosD.
Comss act nnee- oocres OF The Gre 90 OF
the oty OF Eelon pr % ured on he 7 day 81 February,
1865 10 tae es-set u rsemsn Guar f reas smith and oth
shalt rraS-.d ate at Publ hoarnr Oh the prsiae on
FDAY e 81 Az Of ~Arch 1868, veg nnus at oc' CO,
the pcpey 10 decree ntonsd nsit rg If Dt OF
ground with Dwell pg hFuSe sod o,bes improvements
there H. nil 30 feet tn Est Lies OF I'd street. between
Leigh aud = ltreeu nhinz bacz 1870 zee. = ;e-l 9.
TKs cash. balance 10 snd IS 1phI fo' :
goble ootes interest sdt Tile retained until all ruf
chase money be snd directed by the ooa
ney cash Tbs for 1858 70 be psa by the purshss
:, & r H0Tls0N,
!. % .,' '.' go E'L..- ~ S Cor m oner.
Sale condrctea BY wILLIAt SON c.,
6efs-tda
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NORTHERN PAPERs.-We are under renewed ObGga-
iOus 70 Capt Nip Cashmeyer for Northern papers of
he l2th and 10th Of February.
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','o'BY BENSON a BRO, Auc,loaesrs.

EW CONCERNING have entered in Co,
partnership fg The EuIpase OF doing GENERAL tfERoA.-
TILE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS style end tr n
Younger Ca and have taken the stand formerly occr 81
sdth Adams 14l MAn street. Lynehbufg Wii sye ~
sona and prompt attention 10 all conEgnments Merchants
Groceries Lq-on Produce Manufactured and srorg obscc
Ac &c WV make liberal cash adF in
Wnen desired Refer 70 the Richmond Lyucbufg
generally, ~ n - - - = -, -
. ...-. s bsh'L Y0UyGvn. Sd.
THOMAS L. J0HsSOk,
OF Johnson, Younger 4 0tey, Richmond.
.sF...i % JOHN T. SMITH,
oalE-sm' of-6mth & Adans. LynchburR
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The Enemy landing al Newport News.

authentic Information has reached the city, that
non Of HOOkerS army twenty-five thirty thousand
'ng has landed at Newport News and Suffolk. The
Dps at the former place, comprise the division for
'ly commanded by Burnside They are erecting
ms and constructing ovens Sith the aPpareat pur-
Of making it their quarters for considerable pc.
The suppositiOn is that the place viii be kept as
spot for troops with a view to prevent deserfians.
have than in readiness TO send either 20 the SOnth
/. or elseNhere. As Circumstances nav demand.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

Mr. MILES, of S. e., from the Committee on Military
Affairs reported bill to exempt certain persons from
niItsry duty and to repeal all and parts of acts
heretofore passed on the subject Laid on the
bic aud ordered 70 be printed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

spot for troops with view 70 prevent deseEfians
have than in readiness to send either 20 the Sonth
> or elsewhere, a. circupstances nav demand.
EPosrANr DEcrssS-The kabsds corpus case in which
sodore Whitman vas the petitioner, recently argued
the Hastings Court, by RO. Oud, Esq, for the Court
rtial, and Judge Crump for Whitman, decided on
nday by Judge Lyons, in favor Of the petitioner.
The Court held that the power TO declare Martial Law
der the Constitution and laws Of the Conederacy did
lifelong to the President and Mat Congress had no
thorty 70 confer such power upon him. that the au-
ority to suspend the writ Of ha5sGs corpus did not
ry with the right to declare Martial law that Martial
was an arbitrary and dctatOria power, which might
exercised BY a COMMANDMENTS Chief over his camp or
,ewbere at his peril and thai neither the Constitution
the laws sanctioned justified such stretch Of
,wer that the Congress might indemnify the Com
ander-in-Chisf for powers thus unlawfuly assumed
It the Courts could neither recognize sanction it ;
At our Government one Of Constitution and laws
well in time Of as in time Of peace that the Con-
tuition limited and defined the powers Of the President
nd the Congress- and that powers belonged to either
hich not expressly conferred by that instrument
bat have exclusive and restricted jurs-
cton over soldiers and others belonging TO the army
their functions eircumscrbed by law and con-
aed entirely TO those who in the military service
I'd that therefore they had right try citizen not
oDnected with the army who under the Constitu-
entitled TO trial by jury for every offence against the
Es ard therefore the custody in which the petitioner
Is held was illegal, and he was ordered to be dis
arged; but the Court held MIN to bail to answer be-
e the Grand Jury the imputed oence-5eliug liquor
HEAvT ROsBERr.-The store Of Chiles 4 Chenery. on
cad street. was broken open on Wednesday night,
robbed Of a large amount Of dry goods the value
which has been estimated as high as $4,000 The
sves entered through the front door, and AFTER Sc
ring as much Plundsr they thought desirable,
ICED i in wagons aud drove of having no fear Of the
,ht v-.teb mr. the ,rned nstr,I h,go-. ,h.;- 80
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20
ADJ'r 1 INsPEcroR GENER AIS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Feb. -, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,

RICHMOND. Feb. u, 1868.
GENEHAL ORDERS
MOL
l. The following additional appointments under
the @ s62 providing for the establish OF Military Courts
announced for the Information Of ali concerned
uGuT. c. PGNBERroS's cOHFs.
Geo B. Wilkinson, Presiding Judge Miss
John j. Good Texas
Henry " Auen LOnsGnR.
John p hcMinAR, Judge Advocate, Missouri
LIEUT.. W. j. ARoEE's coAPs.
John @. Moore, Presiding Judge, Ala.
Samuel J GbolOn Miss.
TAYLOR Beatty, Louisiana.
Beuton Randolph, Judge Advocate, TexAL
H. The abOVenamed members will without delay the
conmsning officers OF the which they
belong TO whom their letters OF appointment will be Forwarded
when they be called for this Office early day
I'LL In all where the sentence OF coursTis directs
forfeiture Of pay the dues OF the suudrss to be under
stood always excepted from forfeiture This exception
will which have accrued which
come due during The Of the sentence.
By order a.
.fel7-lW Adlutant AMI Inspector GS erAl.
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19FsI .sedio adi 70 $40 10 colord6ne rs,'n e.t 4
-e.7sse ba'e7l '..nJ sG" 'pfi m.2'ts eiroa 80.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

Mr. HODGE, Of KY, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs reported substitute for the bill previously re-
ported 10 be entitled An act for the establishment and
equalization Of the grade Of officers of the Navy of the
Confederate States and for other purposes"
On motion Of Mr. Ksnner, the House resolved itself
into secret session ON the Currency Bill.
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Ebr 8it5mpnS 6uBig,
incidents Of tbs War.

FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 40, 1863.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

VALUABLE FARM IN CHARLES CITY
ooENTg, NEAR TO JAMES RIVER, CONTAINING 242K
&C 7Ea, FOR SALE.
reques, owner A. Crenshaw. VII nresiden
Richmond offer for sale tey, the valuable III Farm
located above dsscb 20 miles from ihmond, and within
me3 Of landing James Rvr IL aims AlH acres
about improved aod producing well the oaHnce
In pine aid timber small dwelny, Office and all necess
out houses hne garden orchard &C. This place pecu
LAZY suitable the residence Of phyIclRn the orme occu-
pant havag commanded large country practice - aey In
Apply to GODDIN APPE2.ON,
felS-lO: Arcta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

EXTRACT
ADlUTANT AND INsP. GENLS OFFICE,
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. 81
" The following named persons, having
passed examinations, will In TO the
Of in this y sleAy placed duty
required for duty ia the hed He win assign them 70 duty az
Acting Ordnance Oces 10 snes Orders No ~ Our
Series, according TO thsir respective merits
Gratian. W II Clark,
Latham, @ W BassOit,
DinWiddie, X Workman,
JG Clark, IN Payne,
IN CullnsW0rth, w Earle,
Fontaine, O DSnforth.
Harrison,
JNo. wITHERs,
fei4-lw Asst Adt General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

nANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE, DAM
~ WILLIE vAsPrnE session begins February Esd, ends Ju
ly 4th, 1883.
Board utA az TIE con,J6rts Of a GOOD HONE, Sl25.
Location and healthy. The best TEACHERS In all depart
ments Instruction thorough No sxertloD spared for the
fort Of the pupils.
In the department of Music and French superior facilities
Are offered
fend for . circular
fel2-2gS GEO. LA MONTE 4 u, Prest
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

Mr.. HILTON, of Fla, from the Committee on Miht
~ Affairs reported bill amend the act in relatic
10 substitutes in the army. Laid on the table and
dered TO be printed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

I, % sGa. li,5 80 os asl
.1 irt }oCc a6tol sfa1i
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA STATE LINE,
Near satvie Virginia, Feb. 49, 1858.
GENERAL ORDERS No.
An ocers Of this any cause upon
service required report At these Headquarters
Eer 10 person Surgeons certificate by the frat Of
March next win be dropped from the rolls of the
army -
RniS 81 Ate Line 7. D. DAVIS,
fel9-2s A. A. General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD FOR MY
Il NAN BOB. who rom Richmond about sx
weeks ago. while working Government works. Bob 10 low Of
stature dark Epge colour polite speaks aue had old
with cavalry towards ordonsve he raised by
N BarkSdale, near Charlottesville. O. M0oH
fslS-2aW6E Albemae, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

NOTICE TO CONsCRIPTS.-The Medical
~ Examining Third Congressional District
holding session Camp Of Instruction. Richmond
Oonssrip who hAv been auth rzed
pear before hE Board for Anal examination win report mme5
Gtely. JOHN A, COKE, Captain
feT-d and enrolling oSlcer Sd Cong Dis.
Oiqnatch MI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-20

MATRIMONY.- - Two Young Gentlemen,
WI both goodlooking intelligent and refined and
tried soldiers Of L1ugsr de ipuS Of commencing
correspondence with any young ladies who have view 70
1trimony after the Of existing cues OF cDurSe
A. j. dARTIH
JOHN OweHs
6VineA Station, vi gina
fsls-lt' Co. l. 2shVa Reg't-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

A Coop SPEEcH.-Admiral Farragut, was
present at the Union ratification meeting at Coop
er Institute, New York, "Wednesday evening, and
being vocferously called for, made the following
straight forward Union speech:
My FELLow-ClTIzENs,- i was invited here
this evening, not as politician but as a naval off
Ger. to witness this meeting, and it has been most
grateful to me to see the unanimity and the Unio1
feeling which prevails here. Loud cheers But
| must leave politics to my fellow citizens, med
die not with them, or with speeches, but SYM
pathize most sincerely with you in the sentiments
expressed by the gentleman who has Just spoken
| will endeavor to do my duty on the sea, while
you doyours on the land. Tremendous cheering ]
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

FIRE.PRooF DREssEs.-In noticing the
death of a lady from her clothes taking fire,
the London Standard says: 1T should be
universally known that either of these three
substances--phosphate of ammonia, sulphate
OF ammonia, or tungstate of soda-may be
mixed in the starch at the cost of penny
dress, so as to render it impossible to consume
the fabric by burning, except by slow pro-
cess of smouldering, which of course, would
he harmless. The sad instances of destruc-
ton Of life in this terrible manner should call
attention to the above preventives.'