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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11

We are at length officially informed OF u
definite refusal of the British Government tohsvs
ANYTHING to do Wit, the Nspoleonic Congress.
This decision rs WIS to be expected, was not AZ
rived at until after long and suxious delbera
tons. Not that any doubts were entertained ate
the merits ofthe scheme. With regardto it. there
uas among the ruling classes Of England -
almost unprecedented unanimity in condemDinl
it. The danger that anses for England froct
ence9raging Aowtser irsincerely, the fright
I'll aspirations - Of tho nations Is TOO obvios
10 be overlooked for moment by any STATES
man Of moderate ability. England could Afford
TO sympsthze with the aspirations Of the
Italians and Poles. bnt IL the spsniards should
feel ans aspirationsior the recovery Of Gibraltar;
that would he, Of course, or entirely difIsrcai
question.
The difficulty fcs tie English Government
therefore, consisted not in making mp their
minds az 10 the proposed Congress, bat in find
ing reply TO the French Emperor that woSN
Involve for them the least danger. Englsnd. -
well a. every other Government of Europe, b
gare that national aspirations hsve become
power at the present time, and that Con-
eress held without her might just as well rsIse
discuss, and decide upon delicate questions as
Congress ~ which she was represented. The
result of the firt deliberations Of the Cabinet
was, therefore, to ask for information ~ to Tho
subjects TO be discussed by the Congress Tho
French Government designated four - The
questions of Poland, Italy, Denmark. And The
Dn0han Principelities Gibraltar Vas ROB
among them; nevertheless, England was nos
satisfied. One OF the four proposed question:,
that of the Danubisn Pnncipslires, wosA
probably elicit difference Of views betvceA
her and France; in sll the other Questions
France was known IA intend urging modifics~
ton Of the treaties of 1915, which England is
not iaclincd 20 abandon, because for several a
IL European dependencies it has 40 other guar
antics than these trcstes.
The British Government h>- therriore tinaily
resolved 70 decline. with full recognition d
the Emperor great services and good intentions
toward Europe. Whether this refusal will have
an d,-cct bearing upon the meeting Of tho Con
gIa 3 remains 10 be zen. The English papers
generally indulge tho hope that, withou, her.
nothing can he dore. Tho French press on .he
contrary. express belief that the Congress
will certainly taxi place. At a'' event. the
nationality question. and alto IL tho question II
. reconstruction Q. The map Of Europe. becomes
from lay 20 Dag NOE complicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11
The Richmond ENQUIRER states u

The Richmond Enquirer states that Senator
souri have "moved IN the Confederate Senate
important resolutions and bills against permit
ting substitutes to be any longer employed" in
the Rebel armies. We suggest that the Senators
aforesaid ondoayor to procure substitutes for tho
Staioa thay now impudontly. lfaUdulently pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11

War new. is particularly scarce justU We
had nothing yesterday from any quarter The
public are hungry for information from Grant
and Burnside All is quiet Oh the RaPpalan-
nnck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11

One OF the editors oil this journal has fnee''s'
bank. note nom an Anonymous scurcr. apgol"s OF s",
opinlop, EXPRESSED lie bcgs the party "a SEM 'O'
It,, ~ ,b,t IN, none, can b. returned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11
LMcr SUBSCRIPTION, no run voLusrHxs

IAgGE SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 rlf NOLCSrRn
TUSp-Up 20 he close ofbussess hours yesterdays
tie Controllers Ole. s7is 100 h9d been suiscrbedts
the Co-uty Volunteer Fnni. ard the indications Az
that the oilor;s * lisyor Opd,a- Controller iresnAA
Nr Blunt AMI ,he other members q. The Committee
Nill rsrt Ia providing all the money needed 10 coa
pete our Qcta ard place the .goops ~ lle le.A. Es
llow NJ LET II .lis intous shows tho eresI takea
Ia TIE matter by orr monetary Institutions. Nechincs
Bal, s.. 0OO, Fulioa Ban-. $500; Blak Of 10
State ~ New Yor. $50 odDi un.iod States Life In
sur nee Company. sN0o MeroAnur Bank. ss'cN'
RrooAlyn Fire ,asufsne. Co. $1,000 Unicd states
Trust to. $4,000, slsshsttan Co.. s'S0n, TradsS
man. RAM, sicNO. Bo~sry =, lu.,' Bank. $40 "o'
Enst River Bans, e6NJs Bsak IL America s!ooo"'
Metropolitan Bank. st9Oc To-@.. sarA"o Sso'
scrinoas Lcr,.o'or, nuf.oec n inr tEin'Ns YIN 10
abo,, amount in tie sssrsg'ir to So 100
NJ. Stethen Mssssft's ss-lo-cornc entertain
r,.p, Al S,hI,s saloon on "Wednesday evening was An
pp. ,niy,,si .,.,e.s TIE gtiersiuce ss very large
md the ,sft,u. feote. or'. limitations 'ouss shee
lo,e. reni.l,..,,. Sc. 4 which tie enier'ainmens
consisted we're. with i.psc exception "a long ans
d,esry sAld,,,h Island s'o-y) loudly appauded- 'ns
he's, OF TIE song. was Ih- Ir.sh JAcnlnS Oar, az"
~. ~, those u Forrest Mine Esooa
and Lor,i pcrdr-ary
One OF the editors ot this journal has feee''eu
a bank note noul an Anonymous soUre. apio"so s
onnions erpresssa lie bcgs the parry to sen" WV
aIlr,,, ~ thst the none, can BE- returned.
r,~., SrABBISG sEPRAY.-Danei o""
hsne, ANA I.renish Kssc. suerr,led IN the por'''
hoo.e No. 81, oakstsc.,. and during the facSso nan~
,,,..bhed "A The hreast BY his olpoaes, s,a
a., .rrt ..rons wounds that he c'ed soou W.
,on, g., d tn tlc'ty Hospital hehor .sc"pN iho..
,. b. ~, rf,.iad lo.. vi the men were stow '''"
ers Owe .Aiy hyu years ., sso.
nu.rvr,r,yy Frgs IN BANKS SrsSRr.-'"
W -, evening r.urs were discovered nsens
y ma soor Of Nor. l0J and lc5 Banhs blr.cs
,I". ,, "a !. earpencgs shop by Nr. A: &: foserl
80 nS b.fore tha tscS could he sutsiuro 'un ~.
80 ..1 eort.rts we're completely destroyed; ~
Irr,.,e ,niNRts IA about sl.Ao insasea u" S at.d
shs Pacific Insurance Company. The nre aso ra.r"a
=. ~, ,sra fuor occupied hy Kinhall i'unnsn -
sash pnd ID nd mcnasctosy, compaetely desIvy't ss
s,oek toss about s. tco insured Tor s1"'" VIC W.
| River fAcran0e Company. 49,, ,r,,vU
| FRI IN OSs-liuSDRRD.AH p-f ONT, :. h'n ~
srepFf lace hour ON "Wednesday nre pros' MI
ia thu frame building ai the cFncr OF one hun ~ M,S
fort, ,bir, sir,ct near Bgoakncck inl o"ion =, -
Mil, lo., ahort 500 usinsurod The nre ~" ~
i,n,ie.I Ia the basn 81 Dsuie Do,lin. cobp'"'"T ~
.uoyinci H. Loss aboot ;sftv: insured
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

rrs Aaee,r oy CoLoSEL TLc,u.-we copy from
as Sew York World Of the 2S.h, am account OF the
c-st Of COL Taco,t in tba. city Another paper says
.-s, ais v' on learning o. his arrest was suddenly
.-i..ea with partial paralysis:
some eZcjsneDt was yesterday caused In this city by
., l-rest o. Colonel Ti,co; formerly OF the United
Save Engineers Who was cy4uinei by Gsaerl, Wool
-t cen. - As-sAa Murray 20 FORT Lafayette, on the
.,,s-,, chtgs it g uniersoed, o. being 0hoer
+. high rank ia the Southern Srnv, aud confidential
,-sr OF jefferson Davis, MS way to Faris. Colonel
I.s.. 3, vel advanced ia Years aud we understand has
- .7--s than year bssa residing In Mexico, where h5
ass r,s1 employed iu constructing railway from Vera
Gr Gu 'N, c1pta. /. ia sAt'd that ne lelt Richmond
som. 6heeo noa.es ago ios dezic0, ana hA' had 20
erg-cc '- F1cc .Slt time 8io ne ccHIslsl. o. FL.
1o-t as r. - iE -.' r-ifl u.
s. cy Oh rs1 ogEn-ss Interests of lao Mexican rail-
Jy vl.-a a-- p.tu Ulte- his charge. u the.s state
.lc1t arc cosr,c. Grj col Taicotl really passing
ogs1.7 through Sew York G,h bis family, on hes way
% E--opc che Importance Of bis arrest would arp. ar TO
a4g. SEA ---ry ovsrasjc--ri 10 the Er5t accounts
gwen ys che a..,.c. De7c'ieS Dave, and Yola-, TLo
rl bee, s..c-.-, for bin, arrested him shoe, noon
near Gl-a--'s Museum. re bad been staying with his
--v O.. g5.re,e house, 40. ltt West Twenty fourth
street,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

Faqv Sg.AN0sEw'- Bsr.-A party of Yankees landed
3, tnL-e"'s f'a., few days since for the purpose
u.l-I sing and burning. CsVt. Robinson, with
81 lion @. tis command, fen uro1 them, and drove
). u % .5c5r 6Ct-s-,hJ Captain and bis men valiur
-.e water nearly Up 20 their ncct IN 9gr-ut-killug
. e. and getting ten guns. The Yankees surrendered,
% '-'ie7 breeze coming u3, they made tLcr escape
b their boats When the Yankees surrendered, Capt.
ordered hts men TO cease firing, or more Of them
Du.i have been si.'sI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

Ia-E,oEe DoNEE'Hr t5N.-A merchant Of Charlotte,
S. -., who has been 10 The army, aud is now a. home
- r.o-gh, has placed in She hand. Of che editor of
r, Of that place, i've hundred dollars .5r inc
-as Of corn and bacon for the destitute families Of
vr, in service. Ia no.e addressed 20 the farmers
20 r.s5 he aP7euds the signature ~ he says2
ll,ye had soUe U,,,e expeyj1ccc Ia the camps and
~ observation what Is the hardest pat o. sol
III. have seen thcm open their letters from
g. ard hive witnessed the tears ,ricl,e down their
rs -r7 -s1t from home and hear Of their suffer
.'- ',sri.Iin fu,,ie-. 7 rel y7u n yo1 viii come
Fsari md bring your LIBERAL subscriptions for the
poor, g' their wives, you viii make them better mon
g' --'7r and Drawer soldiers, and our country viii be
s.r, our money better; and, above all our con-
..a-ss easier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

AgA--s III AEzoyA.-The Houston Telegraph, re-
-.rrg tae condition Of affairs in Arizona, SAYS;
Ns 'rir1 'lls there are nlrv merchants Of Chihua-
-, ~ Southern origin sd feeling, who are nov storing
- Era11tes 81 tcur and grain, hoping j. will again
vla.sd b. our people IN rsp0,sessug themselves Of
a-.rJ0a
tn. troops ia New Mexico aud Arizona, 600 10 mum
l-a RON California. Abort three hundred ~ them
7r5 eHl--ei IN California in order 20 get % pIs have
.sCy deserted, and Ar, now iu Chihuahua enlelyor-
d.; 20 make ,hsir Ely 20 Texas. The United States
lVop u1ie7 Carleton. He has llso one ligh! bat
..v He has provided large quantities. Of stores most
E mich are near Fort Lyons, one hundred miles west
@. ,r3n, Es1 In the same re- ou with the celebrated
'y., o. C-oc-o captured by Dr.. Eav,0,uEh 3s, year.
u W l-, a, f,s-s ctIsl oio D., Gallo IN Che Navajo
a NJ, and seem TO have been pAgai there as provision
Cor a 'ire of -e-rg--.
No- Of she Mexican population are looking for our
troops. Say no. hope that this country win De again
asel possession OF and held hr our people: It's pro-
s1S..:Tc vl'-c 90 u- is beyond price.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
C5t 8ieBnona GQ5ig,
g. tDAT MORNING, AFRIL s, 1865.

-Dl-rI year $780, months $500; Tor less pc
s.La .9sr meath.
''..a.. SOY year, s. 90; months, $500.
y..,rI ys--, SIoOi 6m0nihs, $500.
v--.-s-.as q. tas risk OF the sub5csi1lr.
.-.sy5-Diy rQla-e, irls % cents an Insertion
..e.Iy o. rrw-eZy iuserlo-s sLy0 lgaare Weekly
-.-...s $3.50.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
NV AUCTION AND
n CONFUSION HeUsE,

NrF AUCTION AND
~ CCUUENION ENUSE,
EYNCHRC his, VA.
The subscribers having taken ne store house, No - miu ST.
recently occupied by George T. Ruke Dry Goods Store
have associated Themselves rho style
RUCkER LEV,
'or he purpose N conducting general AUCTION AND OOM
Ntilt 3bSlNf and uf-r their their lcud5 0ui
The pubic generally 10 te sale 81 Dry Goods, Groceries
fat Tobacco Country Produce and Real and Personal Etst
OF an kinds either 81 auction az private sale.
They VII uEe l5=rl advances merchandise and produce
ln hand.
George NJ Rucksr having had experience Of twenty-five
To One Dr. Goods trade, and A. g. lee experience
about the length OF time I'M the Grocery and Commission
BCsnns7, h1v feel s l lied that the interests al who flyor
thom with cona. lnDcns WIN be w.u protected.
Account -t lsie5 with proceeds rendered promptly
GEORGE NJ FUCKER,
a. LyacLb.rg.
A.. LIE,
de5- dom late o. Richmond.
20 sgl''t D.,vry, Edmund, Davenport Co., Kent
raiue Co, a-1 r'-'- : rr7f'ams Elrhrra13 "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

Fsrv rrE WEs- Iyrus Tho z:erner Aries, men,
r--f 7 s- '5-5viaS despatch, is ;h, ore reported in
., asices from Charleston as having been cap,ursdbv
,.ecssj,rs:
HALUAy, y. s, March 25.
-.s steamship Delta, from 81. Thomas en- the 27.h.
..l .is-u7ll or ,,s asa inst, arrived to-day.
Tee Fedora. steamer Vanderbilt. arrived 40 S. Thomas
.1-r Bs-5l3ros o1 t,s t5ii iust.
re Governor c. Barbados invited Admiral Wilkes
% ias w',s Liz, HU, ss latter declined giving a. res
1l th,, me Governor hRi entertained Capt N,i1L Of
,s 7-a's florida, f-V DAYS previously.
Afp.rd Wilkes bad transferred his Hl- % the van
..-o.L
m, WacAuss,.s was a. e. Thomas on the I5tN inst,
$50 la British -.eru El-s PA1sJo1; also Tvo British
Gamers, che A-tcs r-t aco,A-- gu,u0su blockade run-
Admiral N,k"s threatened 90 si51s the two blockade
-rr'-s If they attempted CD leave r1r-.
ne Ares sst-ted on the 9th inst bu. observing the
rPi-sdons OF Admiral Wilkes 90 pursue, she turned
"a sad anchored
The captain Of tde Aries then applied 90 che British
Gamer PAleton for protection, which was aFo-de5.
TIE 'tc3srbi., LET; the same day Che l5gb /, was
aid for Havana.
Or ne morning Of the l1ta che Pbaet3n conveyed
D.. no blockade rg1-e-s 0Ut. The Wachuse.ts ll not
's~ hem.
ne commander Of .bs Phactog had communicated
a A-1rsl Tlsa ,ey'-ti-- .he seizure o. the Peter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
apIds
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or VAIUaRrF FaRyT

COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or VALUABLE FARM
~ THE UPPER END or HANOVER COUNTY.
In obedience decree ~ The Circuit Court the county
Hanover entered the Ion day March, ls53
Boswell &C. against Page, Trustee &c Conn i.s1ner, viii
sell public auction, 70 the highest hdder the premises
"WEDNESDAY the 22ud day AprI next 70 O'clock NJ
very desirable residence called NEW MARKET upon
'lrh Mrs. Lily Ann DosEel resided the ii death
lying IN the upper part Of Hanover ornty, within
mile o. Ncrion, the virginia Central Railroad and witf1
four miles - the Junction upon the Richmond T. P Tread.
This farm Is beautifully located IN pleasant and intelligent
h2r1od The coil fertile aud susceptible Of the h hest IL gree
Improvement and j. accesbeo market by two lines o rsoa
II has upon u very commodious and comfortable Dwelling
House, with all necessary out bulldogs, ami tcommruis ts
dei.au,e and pleasant country residence The Tract co-tsn
about FIVE HUNDRED ard THIRTY SEVEN ACRES. VIII
be shown 90 desiring 20 purchase by Mr. Benz r.
Dusv m ding IT, Tie tide Is believed be unqu-stou-
able but - Comu'2rer 'han convey wish special warranty
oDJ.
vets with stcc; from the day Of SALE cash the option
Of the Vurecr. Bonds With good security ,5s ae deferred pay
mts, ard tie retained u9l t rrr lgse Is al paid
The purchaser 70 psy the taxes iur he present year
Q. &. GRIswOiD,
II-- dds lllEh's glUuer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
STEAM SAW MILL,
WEnNKsDAY. MAY @. ISG3.

Bank Of Selma, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY @, 1893,
AT TIE lands heon 10 the Selma Coal Mining Company,
geher With Engine, Branch Rsro.d TranNayi Mining
Utensils. &c.
The lands contain about ouAnd acres aud lie
vAo, Sh' lby County AAbRns within three nj - o; tho Aabs1s
ard Tennessee Rivers Railroad, with inch railroad 70 The
Mines near 70 the proposed Of the Central Railroad
Montgomery, In rapid ofconstrucon These
pronounced By Prof Tuoty 10 his Geological he
State, 10 bensShAusbs aud portion alone esSteI
him TO tain than eight ldoa- Coal Besds.
other horizontal verbal veins upcB
Nat par 81 lsnd lying nearcto he Alabama and Tennessee
Rivers RAJ az thirteen ysoAlel deal aE aay sLicA
10 said by familiar With them VII sGsrS 0sule
supply or Coal The mines worked
snt ih're shan one hundred snd hry
81 machinery aGched and pend nov work BY
The COMPANY The Co.'S has been thoroughly
furnaces, and proved TO be u hne qu i y.
he land viii be sold la twenty, 0sY snd eighty
sui purchasers Aaj the ssle H be .U nom dsy DAY
day Cail fns1ei
ALSO,
the sane tine snd laoe will be sold number q NEGROES,
ex0eencei mine-s.
TERTs-Cssh, and sale without reserve.
" Mans Of the of ths lands AMI location the
ooalbe1s VII be furnished practicable sy be
iolal ~ the oGire cf Nj. A KEITH SELMA, ale.
ROBINSON President
nhlb-fdcd Alabaus Co ! MiaaR Ccm7'y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE
- oFA yALTiBLy; TRACT or LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF ! yALUABLE TRACT or LAND
NBAR Old CdU HCH, IN HANOVER COUNTY.
Tu decree Of 'hs Circuit he county
Hanover. inferred hs lvh day Of March 1856 70 The ui Of
Smith, llt vie Hy.,gs Anderson 6r, l. Com-"ilre-
20 subtle suction, Ire hVhett BIDDER the premises,
SAfURD ~ ne + o. Aprl next, as y O'clock NJ that very
yaIuabl, IArM, called
HILL FORK,
upon vtih e late Robert anderson resided ct me time Of bis
death, yrgn the lower pt " Hanover county, about %
from che Old Church and eight miles from Richmond and York
River Railroad. n lies 10 heat hy ard desirable Ugthorhool
and IS supguS o. contain upwards Of SEVEN HUNDRED
ACREs L. win be survey before the day sal and prot ably,
diva into thee tracts, ic 7o separately as 10 IS susceptible
suC DIV, make hrye very de-r-bie small Farms.
wclva'crd, hiss plenty ~ 'ser, and good proportion Of
meadow land 70 wiz Ne shown any person shiug
purchase by Mr.. Robert p. Anderson residing The
place Tie e believed 10 Ne urqueston'b e hut Commits
S-ucr shall ccrvev with snerill warranty only
cash onei-d NJ one year and one third at
years With Interest rom dag SALE al cash. the
opt - purchaser Bonds 18th E.0i security - he defer
rsf payments and TILE re'ine until an e purchss money
pGdGe purchaser 20 pay Soc la- oc NE present Year
C. c. GRlSWOLD,
NH 2n-cEdls Ctmuissi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

BooKS-
FOR S4LEAT 4. NORRIS, % MIN STREET
MISCELLANEOUS
ELLIE; o. TIE Human Comedy ~ John Fsa Cooke author
n T'rE'ajN Comedians. Youth e ysTe-g-o, etc.
WAY IT Ar EdDED 4 Novel.
FLoWERs or HOPE AND M3NOET. A collection Of beuat-
fal Poeas. - oorne'ia J. " Jordan.
PoElfB Ry htf11R
HOPrs PoEM1 RyJAa Barron Hope q UFmrt'u, Va
oAHNfBAls AL; o., Ssv-- without saes. - Gs,rge Ftz-
hurh.
so06tOsr ron TEE soUrE; o. The Failure or free Society
By the
A HproRT OF VINeINIi, nom ~ discovery and s-emcu
dow % the 7-esent time - Rom h Fovis01.
BUt0RT or FHs yALLaY. ny Samuel S---acll. Second
HISTORY OF TIE UNIFIED NETHERLANDS. BY John Motley
r. T. ..
COMPLETE WORKS OF THOMAS DI1E, LID.
MOOEEB BYRON
MEDICAL.
DEUfrr MODERN SuRrvET.
MLfrHS PRINCIPLES OF SURGERY.
sNEYrP OPERATIVE SrRGUSV.
MBTg'S TRHAr s. ON CBrrEr7I-s
CARPENTERS PHYSIOLOGY.
BELL'S ANATOMY. In g yc.rr7es
OUNGLEsOCs TU-EAP EE-TtCs AND wATlRIA MgDICA
NH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
AUrITOR's OFFICE,
AZ ACT IMPOSING T,IEs Tsa IgE SUPPORT Government.

Section 90 The entitled act autho Z ny the recent
Confederate States Treasury payment Of taxes and other
public dues passed March ed 1s52 be tie hereby
amen 'ed and re-enacted, to read a. follows:
Confederate States nou-nere.t bearing notes Of the denom
nation o. or over hye dollars dated and and he
hstd'y Of April 1888 shall hereafter be receivable IN payment
OF taxes and other ruNrc dues n the State"
Sec 81 The Auditor Of Pubc Accounts shall The precei
ing section to be published in least Eve newspapers m the city
81 Richmond and h the ptpes ~ The cities of Lyrchbug and
Petersburg, 49, the towns Of Dsuye, SITUATION I'D WyC-
yle for at eBct four weeks. ap l-'GclE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03


BY GODDIN 4 APPERs0N, Aacts.
7 ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE
II TOBACCO STEUmERY
AND FINTUELS
IN MANCHESTER. WITH
ONE ACRE or LAND
ATTACHED, FOR SALE At AUCTION
Al the request Of IAonss FRien Esq (Uho has retired rom
te bu,ocs sha sell 81 public auction. ~ prersss,
TUESDAY, the 9TH APRIL 1865 At o'clock, r. ~ us large
VALUABLE STEMuERY
IN Mauclestr n, cre.er with
ONE ACRE OF LAND
attached bounded by An, Barney and Basin Bridge streets
The tut Tor the mos; ra-t il good ORDER have space
en.ug put 10 ION hnr'eafs tobacco per annum
an1i0 about 800 hogIhoad with ample
lsIns IN addition they admirably well adapted the pug
FOR which they e-'ce, snd besides are also well
lsHntef for Oh. mlnuiaciure Of tobacco.
The SAL Ill embrace nine excellent
SCREWS AND PRESSES,
,uI Stripping Tools Fixtures belonging 10 the estab
lsament, With the right Of imIle Hate possession.
Taxing into ,dr,tlou the location property rs
edre,s the shipping mnuf,ctuTe Of tobacco low
u Ean5hster j. presents % capitalists and oth
opportunity % invest ia property n undoubed value
~ Walden Win take pleasure In showing e properly those
dLpp-el 90 Ugrchtss
TuHs-Al ca.h orcbrd cash, balance one and two
Yeas, busds bearing interest," secured b. deede
tayeJ f.r T. p 70 be paid by the purchaser
apl-d5 Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03

e-,Eass apGETzs EsSS ~ U.2NALS.-
~ u lrriylaL trg -.e States north OF l- Pc
- bringing N1-J-cra A--up-al newspapers, any
l tas c1us POSSESSION o.. such jlGTnsls, viii con-
n - rr' & 1it'r o. me N'JG by leaving sslicg the
D. 30 rdic'l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03
RECH1OyD CITY BATTALION.

RECHTOyD CITY 8lTTALEoJ.
Notice to COnSCripts & Others.
THE 25rH VIRGINIA BATTALION FA-
uiHas'y known % %, "GirNouI Cy Battalion organized
on the la August & for he period Of SIX moHts' and for
7te M anu around Che civ E-N-rEl, VII U0far auth0rr
recently naed By ,he srors'1- War s--r,rvc che war
y me expiration 81 bee present ta upon tAe conditions
vacancies amounting 20 shr~ hundred now exist 0 ha
',-ere1t companies vii G VAN Pc tr by on sr,' a----t7vhc
oder, l1- who are morally AMI gHTcag qe7ced O. make good
soldiers.
Persons % any sss previous o. enrolment by e cs--p
Those Who desire 60 Join rhe Battalion provide solves
with reasonable amour. OF clothing especially under clothing.
arl report i-Tcf7sy Richmond one or --o,c- of ts
following CAPTAINS who desire clcA e1 Che number VI e
SET opposite 90 their names
Company A-CapLa!u JCHy IT. G8Ei N.R-2Z.
Z" y. Gussr9rx-I2.
@ " W. ". HArFu1~-gA.
" u. C. Prrs-90.
y " ". %. MaVIE-u
". II. ELLIOTT,
Richmond, De>erbar 90. fesq
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WANTED.

w ANTEID: 81. .. -.
take charge OF Barrel Facte None need apply unless he can
well recommended and II In the service VIII be detailed
High wages given or an interest In the business
SPOTS 4 HARVEY,
pl-lF No. 20, Pearl e.
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JONES' WHITE SULpEYCE SPRINGS
AND 2,2cO ACRES or LAND ATTACKED.
These tpr' have been uBsd watering
The bulldogs new and will accommodate 1--WE
h-7-A Visitors The lad Is the productive ln hs South
i1-tuhrcgo, and wheat
sy thousand doSs hiss beea refused wlhin the last
ire crop 1f tobacco Nls tbis LAID.
Tie pro pert, sin be s1 vcrT price psrlcu lars
apI-lws p r NORWOOD.
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HOUSE AND lot FOR SALE.

offer FOR sale my House ana Lot in the village of Chshs
Pyvana Court Hous continuing about forty land,
more than onerd Of which In WOODS seldom s h-re offered
for sale private residence bette suited c convenience snd
comfort NJ family The Dwelling House hr-e srd tasty. The
outhoUes good stable, 'sc kitchen and cahn
well az excellent water garden VOL enclosed, and the whole
pi-re wel-ercloset and conveniently rang g..
Any wishing 20 purchase the above prop y can examine
by calling ou the su6cIibe b. addressing lm this place
may haye;ter1s &C. made known.
ROgT II. TRFDWaY
NH 23-tf PlttSy lvaUla O. II.
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WANT TO RENT
~ A grnCe--n and bis ~ife desire to
rent or or FRN SHED or UECBN,S led ROOMS 9TH or
VIZ bead II some cllly no. r from Tie cFpvl Address,
stating tsrms, &. W B.,
mhl4--u Wing Or5,s
OFFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG n. 2. CO.
FcIY0SD, Va, March 81, lst3. (
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
TENIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
L declared Dividend eight per the capital StoSs
this Company payable aud sitter the 10th Of April
all vino be Stockholders on that day or to ths a#ul attor
MES.
Books Transfer will be closed until the 10th proSimO.
M. W. WARRINGTON,
sp2-lm Trsss'r'