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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
Terrible Explosion at the Government Laboratory.

Yesterday, about hslfpaSt eleven o'clock, A H., an
explosion took place in one Of the buildings Of the car
fridge mandatory on Browns Island opposite the foot
Of Seventh street. involving serious loss Of life and
the wounding Of number OF operatives. At the time
Of the disaster there employed in the room some
sixty girls and four or five boys aud men, according
the best information could obtain from those con
neosed with the works The building, low wooden
structure is situated on the southside Of the Island and
divided into two apartments The force Of the eIplO-
sion demolished about fifty feet Of the house. the sides
being blown out and the roof falling yet the report
not very heavy A perfect panic ensucd, especially
among the females employed in various portions Of the
Laboratory and all work suspended for the day
Several girls were taken from the ruins dead The
Of these victims will be made know soon an accurate
list can be obtained. Among the badly wounded are
the Rev John H. WoodcOek, a wellknOvn citizen of
Richmond, and Mr.. MCCARTHY, Who were acting in the
capacity Of superntendents in the where the
plOsou occurred Peter Perkins, AlOnzO Owens and a
youth named Samuel Chapel were also severely burnt
Among the girls injured and taken to General Hospital
No. 3 are Sarah Hapey, Hannah Petticord, Ella Bur
nett Mary birmingham and Julia Brennon Many others
were conveyed to their homes several Of them doubt,
less fatally injured. A large number of ambulances
and wagons we're procured - soon as possible,
and the sufferers having been carefully wrapped
in cotton we're conveyed away one BY one. The dead
bodies terribly dis6gured, that identification in
ssms instances very difficult. The scene which FOL-
l1Wei the explosion appalling heyOnd description.
The agOnizng grOanS OF the wounded, and the shreks
Of women Who sought, but feared to and their chill
dren among the blsckened forms which lay around,
could not be heard Eith indifference even BY the most
calous The number Of killed according to an estimate
Of the officers at the Laboratory, made soon alcr n
explosion, IS ffceu and the wounded from twenty to
thirty The loss Of property i comparatively small
The room, which was used for brcdkin. up small arms
cartridges contained bu. Ettc am nqui,ion, so that
the Cec. Of the explosion did not even communicate
70 the adjoining The precise Of the dsas-
ter IS not yet asoertSiued.
About the time Of the explosion the bells we're ring
ing TO summon the fremen to the Public Warehouse,
the ruins Of which still burning and one of &c ed
gines taken TO the island eItngush any fire
that might remain in the debris Of the Government
building. Thousands OF persons were attracted to the
spot, but were kept from near approach BY strong
guard Several surgeons rendered the sufferers al the
aid in their power. Many exaggerated reports OF the
accident in circulation Yesterday aud the reporter
has sndeaTOrcd, in the foregoing account, to give
faithful narration Of affair, which in Itself is bad
enough, without any oycr-coloring.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
Counterfeit, Treaar, SOles.

We have had shoWu to US a specimen of the initA-
ton Confederate Treasury notes Of the denomination Of
$40 printed in Lineondom. Il t. or rather purports
TO be- fac simis Of the Hoyer and Ludwig Ethogrsph
Of Sept I'd 1851, and is close imitation that the
unvary NAV be deceived by its resemblance to the
genuine An observer however, would discover scu-
sral rOughness OF execution, aud that the signatures
were engraved, which would lead him to reject it. We
have also seen well executed counterfeit Of the e
note Of the Corporation Of Richmond" which, vixen
subjected 10 the test Of inspection will be readily dis
covered TO be spurious
Congress a. ,he last session, spent time in per-
fss,ing bill authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury
TO offer and pay reward for the detection and arrest
Of persons eounerfeiling the monetary obligations Of
the Confederate Government but have mover heard
that the authority has been exercised by Mr. Nemnin-
ger II he would the fact TO be known by advcr-
tissmen in sOue Of the public journals, that large
reward (S5 600, believe is the amouk specified in
the act Of COngress) would be paid for detection of
eOuntsrfeitsrS he might effect something 5Wards check
ing the emission and circulation Of bogus money
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14

FoRsEEr AND ARREsr-A man calling himself Tim
OBrien arrested Yesterday at .he Treasury Depart
mens by Detective Goodrich, for presenting forged pa
per, which be drew the sum Of 1850. OBricn ~ps
known to the officer a. Of bad reputation, and
when he about the Department, in the morn
ing his movements were closely watched. As soon as
she money paid over Goodrich stepped around and
took him into custOdebelOre he had time get GU: of
the ROOM OBren was at once taken before Comrnis-
sioner Watson, who fully Committed hiu upon the d.
rect testimony Of number of witnesses. The Depart
mens has paid on, several thousand dollars recently
upOn forged paper, aud it IS believed that this operator
is one Of gang who have been engaged in the pre-,
ViOus transactions
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14

Mr. SHETTsY's LECTURE at the First Baptist Church,
Thursday evening drew together large assembly Of
ladies' and gentlemen. The galleries as well as the
body OF the church. 6led with attentive listeners
Mr. Shelby treated his subject "The Women of the
South in style that could not fail to be entertaining
to an intelligent audience. His tribute to the heroic
and patriotic women OF the South aattering without
ful,omeness or e3sggcratiOn. Mr.. Shelley in one of
bis incidental dgressons touched up" the spectators
with sharpness of satire and rid.cule that must made
any Of that class present squiru uneasy in their seats
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14

ORDINARY LlcESsEs.-The Hastings Court, yesterday
by vote of seven to four, adhered 10 its decision Of
the previous day. refusing the application of O. C. Field
for license to keep an ordinary or, in other words to
offer for sale Rrdeut spirits or mixture thereof -
Although this decision does debar others from ma
king similar applications, it sufficiently points out the
discrimination Of the Court, may be set down as
hEed fact that the city of Richmond will be deprived of
all revenue from this source for the present. through
refusal Of The Aldermen to license the sale Of liquor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
Ggt 8nBnpnS dabig.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH IA, 1853.

rsS'ls-DIy IS per annuR g for Ix months And'e per
month for shorter period
ss@.seeky Is per - Tor months, Is cents per
month for . shorter period
Weekly IS annu; g for morhS Sent for shorter
period Paynent IN al cess Advance
AoTEarsoae square IS cent? for arst insertion
~ cents Tor continuance SerEeeky or T
weekly insertions Is cents bluAre Weekly Insertions H.
- Reanees mar be the risk Of The Publishers In
Al where the deposit Of letter 10 the
Post 0aee containing money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
VALUABLE LAND FOR SAIE-Tbo spb

rber has two hundred and eighty Acres land which
he resides that he would sell bargain IN application
made This place the South side River in the
county Of Cumberland ~ miles above Columbia 81 miles
Richmond convenient TO churches mills There
Acres OF James River botto and Acres Of creek bottom
remainder In high state Of Improvement, being in
clover except 50 Acres which is in wood and part heavily tim
with tine plant laurel There IS bushels Of Bowel
seeded.
The dwelling good but SMALL containing only four rooms;
thu outhouseS There Is enough to 5000
pounds tobacco There productive place
for the last hve will fully attest
excellent landing within four hundred yards Of the
bars.
ROBERT T. GOODMAN,
aslG-sN csunbis TpVannA county, Vs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14

METROPOLITAN HALL.-Burnt cork and buloonery
having departed from this Hail. for season, will be
re-opencd tonight by Mr.. Lee Mallory, for the exhibit
ton of his "War Illus rltions," embracing the new
spectacle of jackson Crossing the Potomac Hun,
dreds of persons who attended the former exhibitions
and hundreds who did not, will doubtless repair to the
Hall tonight. Mr.. Mallory has leased this place of
amusement for long term, aud will introduce various
novelties and attractions
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
REVIEW AT MOBILE.

MOBILE, March l3.-Gen. Jos. Johnston reviewed the
Army of Mobile yesterday.
Brig. Gen. d. w. Adams, of the Army of Tennessee,
has arrived en- route to join his command at Tula-
bOma
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
.ACARD no THE C1TEZENs

49, OF RICHMOND-For the relief as Ear as pract,-
sable o. The sufferers BY The explosion yesor lay Of the $
Laboratory IN street, and for the relief Of parents and
amss Il those who killed. have asked che favor OF the
ioung Mems Christian Association 70 aid NE In raising funds for
t purpose and confidently appeal the benevolent people OF
mAlf JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
AUCTION SALES.
BY SUMNER 4 Arenas, AUOf
INTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY STOCK
" .0TIIINn

By bUhhbk AkENts,AUOf
INTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY STOCK
II SALE OF CLOTHING
AND VALUABLE FURNISHING GOODS AT AUOII0N.
On TUESDAY next the 1Ith init msncrg at 10 O'clock
Who have de.srmntd coIe present business sha sell
auction, without their tnrs large .n valuable stock
Of ClOhrg Gents Furnhing and Nj tay foods comprising
Of the largest and best assorted stocks OF goods be found The
Confederate States We maze 10 part
1000 black cloIh DresI IN Frook Cost,
Fancy Aad plain fu.iness CoaI,
Pilot, beaver and Military 0vtIootta,
Military Jackets
Boys Ocau and Jackets,
Rubber Overcoats,
1000 pair Pants, oonIlstng OF
Gents fancy nnd plain black CsasfrarA
Military Pants,
Alsrgs assortment Of Nnst PlnA,
Boys Rants,
800 black. CLOTH silk, y.'et md fancy SwA
white linen hos ,n 6hrs
Fancy nanne 0fershhts,
Merno Drawers and under fhra
>Wooen and cotton Socks
SILK Hanikerchie;s,
Cotton -,
Buck Gauntlsis
suspeader Umbrellas,
Together with a large and attractive stock C
FANCY GOODS
ALSO Herng patent IRE and burglar ptoof fafs good
order.
The sale vii punciuary With the dothns q, Ten
O'Clock
No pOstponemcnt on account Of weather
TerTs cash.
Sac TO be conducted BY SUMNER AREN'T,
NH 11-tb 1usi's.
~ Petersburg Expires, please COPY and send bill the Auo-
toneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
TOHN J. BINFORD,
UNDERTAKER,

NOTICE.-Persons having business with the
IN BRANCH BANK OF VIRGINIA. at Fredericksburg, viii
ind The officers the BANK OF VIRGINIA, In this city (up
stairs.)
dollar notes OF the Bank Of Virginia payable at fredericksburg
I'd Januay 1891 and numbered from col TO 1900 inclusive
which issued by the Bank bat stolen from m vault
BY Army Of the United States or It's camp followers
'nq-f WA. x. GORDON, csIh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14

''ABRAN" is "mililary poem" by "a Young keOelle
ESQ, another Of the lines recently published IN the
whig under the caption of Hes only Soldier =
The poom has been published by Messrs Aaeiarane X
Ferguson in pamphlet of sixty pages, and is for SALE
We presume a. che bookstores. 1t is humorous, Satr
cal sentimental, descriptive and will, beyond doubt
drive many dull care away from the "boys" In the
army ror whose entertainment it was especially con-
pOsed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
TELEGRAPHIC.
ANTICIPATED ATTACK ON c

ANTICIPATED ATTAUh ON OHArHEoIUN'
CHARLEsroS, March l2.-Tbe news that Burnside has
taken command at Port Royal and that the attack on
Charleston will be made within the next fortnight, comes
from Newbern. Full credit is not given to the story,
lint The impression is very general that the attack will
soon take place.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
PROCLAMATIOy BY THE pREgIDEyT

meet that people vho aeknSsledge the supremacy
aivng G,d, shosd be handful dependence
Him. should remember that to Him alone our
delyerance that him due deyou anuness Tor sgnsl
merees bestowed and a by prayer aone hope
secure the continued manifestation that protec ing which
has hitherto shielded in the mds. of trials and gers
In obedience u HIS Preeep have from tue 10 time been
gathered together with prayers and thanksgiving and He
been sracoCsy plsad to hear applications TO grant
abundant exhibitions Els favor 10 armies and our
Through many conflicts have affirmed place among the
nations Ehch commands their respect and enemies who
encompass Us around and seek dsucp The Lord Hosts
has again taught tn lessoa OF H Inspired the battle
not to the strong, bat to who zeh exalL
Again our enemy, with loud Boosting Of the power Of their
armed sud mailed hlPS, threaten suuga ion
with evil maidaons SEEK in homes and at our
freades TO PeEe AID in,o
accomplees Of their wicked designs.
Under these my privilege invite you once
more to ard PROSTATE yourselves humble sup
pic to Him who has been eonstant never falling
support the ard p whose projection and guidance we trust
for the future.
TO this end JEFFEEsoS DAVIS President
America do issue this proclamation setting apart
Fdsy the day Of March, day fasting hu
mon AMI prayer and do Invite the people said States
repair that day their usual places OF public worship and
join Ia prayer Almighty God that he viii continue his mec
u protection that ne win scatter
naug ts evil degnT and that he will graciousy re-
beloved country the blessings OF peace and security
faith whereof hseuaio my a. the city Of
Rhnoa the Ten,yseventh day Of February the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and siytvhree
JEFFERSON DAVIS
By the PresdcIt,
u M.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14

SUBURBAN Lors.-NOw Is the time for owners Of
suburban lands to sell their grOund-nOt by the acre.
formerly, butby lots building lots choose to term
them In aush times" like these such property sells
well Spectators rush into the market, competition be-
comes exciting and the highest sort of prices OBJ.
tanned Let us have then few prospective additions
to the plan of Richmond few villages, IN future,
With high sounding names, and glowing pretensiOns-
The owners Of such property besides putting money in
to their purses will confer perhaps, benefit upon tho
community, by afiording attractive mode OF invest
ment for large amount of surplus funds no" used IN
speculAtions in the necessares Of life.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
FROM SAVANNAH

SAvANNAn, March Is Two small blockaders are vis
BILE far out, of the mouth of the Ogecchee. All quiet
here. No signs Of the enemy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
J'O THE CREDITORS OF

: Dr. RICHARD W. CAMS.
fixed tuesday the 18th April Is6S
DAY by against che said Richard W. Gains,
dated the Tth February, 1859,
in Charlotte county Court be established
" aile Court House The said deed
secures contracted 5y Dr. Richard W. Gaines,
before etds IN Kentucky which Deem
be that the debt established before
certain dAy txej nv as1 advertised 81 al not share In
.e the. In hind until all Gains Their etab.
nghed shall have been mly paid. NM W. HENRY,
trustee OF Dr. Richard W. Gaines, Charlotte c. H., Va.
NH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
NORTHERN JOURSALS.-

B8 Any person arriving the States north OF the Po-
tonAe and bringing Northern EuroPean newspapers any
person city coming possession Of such journals will con-
fer upon re Editors o. the VINO By leaving or sending The
zane 70 tAls smoa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from Hazel Desne the residence the late Joseph
h n Goodman, deeds negro man WESLEY He was pur-
chased In Richmond of George Ranne Of the county Of Or
ange February 1890 He about Eve feet egh or ten inches
high black about p old, and viii weigh about $50
pounds.
he's delivered either viii pay $780, or 800 II con.
hned 50 get him
Oar address Columbia, Huvanns county, Va.
ROBERT T. GOODMAN,
MAYO b. CARRINGT0N,
oelO-e9 E1'ors Of Joseph N. Goodman.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14

FRuIr.-At Messrs. SuAnner 4 Areuts' auction sale
yesterday, box of lemons was sold for s7s go and
box Of oranges for s75.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14

PRIcEs IN AACoS.-Thc Macon (GA.) Confederate pub
fishes Lat of the retail prices in that city, from which
itGppeas that butter is selling at 81 90 per ID, beef
50 tc 40 cts mel, 81 90 per bus chickens % to
50 cts each eggs 80 cts. per doz pork 50 cts. per lb
sweetpotatoes 81 S0pcr bus and whisky 81 90 mouth
full. Won't some Of the surplus population of Richmond
remove thtbcr?
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14

THE Undersigned wishes to Rent Farm of
L thee Eve Acres the South side Of James RI
With lmnoda ions sacet TO- forty hhy Negroes
Give particulars aud address IA,
Hamilton Gro sing,
uh1s-5ts Near Fredericksbarg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
J. 2. BENJAMIN, Secretary OF State.
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GENERALS oYPIos, !
RICHMOND, March ~, 1862.
GPNE9AL ORDERS,
70. 90.

eFSE4At soRDERs,(
No regiment battalion, squadron company will be dis.
banded from the amy prior expiration Of service without ex
| press authority obtained from the War Department
H. BrgSieT Generals will no, be detached from their bgade
Colonies from their regiments except ordinary
duy without the special authority Of the War Department
the Constitution In the President by with the advice and con.
sent a the Sena commanding AID other officers hereby
cautioned SgaIst assumption Of this authority. All payments
persons appointed oeeis by military commanders
vii be charged against the dsbursng officer making psy
" 1hs npoSons Attempted to be pr cced Officers Of tho
2nte s,e pep ,o 'nt charged xh PAiHg cal. for
f,rns1 lsg About to i,s1e S'ir en-
mGnd' tsc Cd duy cerh psymen By tatn
70 such oace which hcs all be deposited Ia. paJ-
m:ni Give he occr IKE crd,e PaynsnI to N GERS
from helr app OF d. excCp those p ached
se,tt y H' authority eipresal prohi5leI.
Gntrai oit viii pc er Tie luptr'io Of AID )n'Io
a. SsS IL % S' h a ms Il q d ins an
Of Iniss army corps snd dep ines Will tatsc with this
VI Doubts having arisen In respect TO TIE mods Ct Addressing
eed IN the 50 artcl, OF General RsFuS is hereby d.
rested thAt the party mixing ths communcat will address
oe,r who may have nc frhi aaay to dec De on re- qaes
or Ppicat presented and tbs subject nGtter OF thsc
monte o2 be such require action pepar-
meat W be addressed 10 the Adutant and In pscor
through cha5no All concentration. on the ascendpr
Ire VII be passed through the termsdl rsnders
until hey reich III ocr haSlrg the hhsl control for example
the der Of the company commander o, the
baa regiment hsncGto tie mmsuder Of the brigade
thence TO TIC JiySoa nder ext TO the
cors and naly 10 The general Commanding In chief
their several remarks and Il further Tsfercn Go required
the Aijutsht snd Inspector Gene al.
VII All recommendations from officers Of The army for military
appointments he conferred viii besides giving the character
and qualifications OF the person recommended the State in
which he born, and q which he claims to be citizen
Wiz Paragraph H. General Orders No 81 December 1862
modified read OGcers and agents the Quar-
rars Department, hereby ordered not 10 Interfere With
leather purchased contracted for by officers agents
contractors with, the Ordnance Department"
BJ order.
(signst 9. COOPER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14

Auction SALEs.-We ask the attention of our read
ers to the advertisements of auction sales TO take place
in this city next week. Messrs. Kent Paine 4 Co.,
offer the largest assortment OF dry goods, hardware,
stationery &C. for the 18th inst brought to this mar
ket since the commencement Of the On the nth,
Ncssrs. Sumner Il Arents will sell very extensive
stock OF clothing Sec the Advertisements
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF BUILDINGS Ann

IL TOWN LOTS AT ORANGE COURT HOUSE. VA
In &C ordnance with the will Of the late Richard RaWn,1
will SELL public aieon in front IxchanEe Hotel at
Orange H. the cath day OF March, 1865 III fair II not the
next day. oil the town PrOpe y owned by the said
embracing:
The ExchInge HOTEL and lot attached Of about four acre,
Biek building adjoining said Hotel formerly occupied as
the old court house dnR and LOT
ehed the frame building recently erected the house
Square, containing carriage shop and lot: The
building adjoining the depot also pnmproved lots In
the central part OF the village
plat will be exhibited day Of sale, and terms then made
known.
&H, S4wIissS' EA'r"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
SIXTY DOLLARS REWARD.

STXTY DOLLARS REWARD.
- Stolen from NY lot MARSHALL street. jus! ihs On.
gnclou;c euudsy Digit March Str THREE HORSES. One
bay hose, white spt n forehead and hpoed side
o5re mare fEe face shows h white o. the eye and with oa
about four old with two OF her upper teeth
Or, ken OF
viii pay he above reward FOR the hre $40 any
the II ef al NJ. - Lpsconbb stable the OF Broad
and Cd street, at house Marshall street. above the In
gns Bouse
mn 10 6t' wM. I. MOORE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14
BY aoppIN Z ApPERsoN, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUAB


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF LEIGH AND ADAMS
Court the City Of Richmond the 10Th March,
1863 In the OF Hysrd against Hyard &C., shall proceed
"a. a. 9p S.2c suf s Ga me Pri% on the
first fair day thereafter e REAL ESTATE located above Of
The lot has Of feet and depth OF about 100 feet
has aarge brick and succeed TENEMENT and other I'M
trees yard DESIRED properly win be divided
60 a. TO sell OF vacant LOT on Adams street.
TKRMs:An cash. oneourth cash. balance at t2 and IS
months negotiable notes. added title retained till
all @ purchase money paid and ordered BY the
Court.
The taxes and for CHS year paid by tn. pur
| chaser r. T. HoWIsoE,
mhiS Commissioner.
'INHE LARGE, ELEGANT AND HAND
Il called Rocky Mills, the South rverln
Hanover county 20 miles northwest Of Richmond for sale at
win be sid at oar Auction rooms on TURsDAY s Sd March
1888 At !? o'clock NJ that valuable fam called Rocky NUS
miles from Ashland, and IL miles from James river and within 20
miles Rehmond containing OIL acres Of land with buildings
be pines Ald the balance cleared lands rolling
and well adapted 70 the usual crops.
Dr. SWANS OLD MILLS With acres OF land, along Gold
Mine creek And tese nber tract Of 800 lnfrost
running down 10 Beres Meeting Bouse
Gentlemen nutsd 10 ride TO eIsnins this desirable
estate for Summer residence, location seldom
and the garden the best The State The
Noting ESQ., will be pleased to accommodate and lodge,
gentlemen gong up % .asmln Is, we property:
PAts win be exhibited ONCE received
and any further ,S Information given In Il. mean Tine EAR
' GoDDiN GPPRRsoN,
feI5 AuctioneOz,
PosrPosExsNT.
In consequences Of the inelemency Of the Weather tbs sbove
ssls % postpone until TUESDAY thslI!h ksrch 1888.
fees Go1DIN APPEhsoF, Luet'L
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-14

JIs y. HARdRovE, HKNkr DupxIHoroa
JAMES B. HARGROVR Il co, AUG
- TI0NEERe AND COMMISSION MKRcHANTe, I0k LAL
SALE OF NEGR01, NO. 90, MAIN sTREkr, LfnohbohS,
VAThe subscribers offer their services 70 the Pupne oI as
selling and hiring Of slaves, well for any business IN s
auction line.
prepared accommodate with board and keep SAFELY
LIBERAL advances made on placed hands for SALE
when desired. -.
iAqT-d2mo. JAMES B. HAkGR0VE OO'