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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28
January 81, 1868.

To the Soldiers from Nofoik, Portsmouth and surround
ing country
The DAY is fast approaching when We shall be called
upon TO say who shall represent US In the next Conefe
rate Congress Unfortunately beautiful cities land
indeed the greater portion of distrOt pol
utcd by the tread Of the vanda hreugs Of the North
and many of beat and Oldest citizens will be denied
the privilege OF participating in this important election
and while we are separated from home and all its
dcarmeus we vet enjoy the rights Of free suffrage, and
the exercise of that privilege let us be unit and cast
orr fofhe soldier, patriot and true gentleman,
Capt. VIM II. Preilow, of Southampton, whose name
has been brought prominently before the voters OF The
strict. We have known him "a a citizen, lawyer and
soldier, aud have found him honorable and
courteous gentleman; Of his talents and devotion
10 Virginia peculiarly fitted for this important position;
one Who from nineteen months active service, knows
the hardships of soldier; and il dGty to select
rom the field Que to represent our interests; and
know of no one deserving our support than Capt
Vim. Il. Pretlow. NoRFOLS SOLDIER.
ja2S-l@
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28
INPRESSMENTS.
he Ea:tor Of he WAiq:

To the Editor Of As Wing:
few days ago Quartermaster took corn at $3.50
per barrel The same corn would have brought $3.50
10 Richmond Now, sir, ask any man the question
is there justice in taking the farmers corn at $3.50 per
barrel and he the iarmer has to pay Sl25 per yard
for cotton domestic sl25 per pound for sugar, $3.50
to s. per pound for leather and $40 sl2 per gallon
for moIasses? Now, sir how is the farmer to live when
the authorities will not protect him? If the Govern
nent sets price what the farmer makes, why not
set price on what the farmer has to buy!
A FARvER NEAR KISG WILLIAM @. H.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

FiRr.-Last night between and 9 o'clock large
ics building Broad, between 4tb and 9th streets
occupied in the lower part by 6. NJ Rosenbaua, "a
Dry Goods store, took FIRE in Of the upper apart
ments, and vas good deal damaged, but the french
succeeded in checking the progress OF the flames, in
time 10 prevent, the destruction Of the house AMI TO
save the adjacent property The upper stories &C.
cupied BY families, Who suffered some loss By damage
10 furniture
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28
BY n n. HAMILTON. Arcr.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

The undsFnei offers for sale al public aleiica The yss-
sce Farm Io1lsa coauty known Stunning HILL" IL
les Oh both sides OF the Eorh Ana River contains SO Acres q
iand, high state II improvement Tiih ahandsnrs 81 get
Deng ou.s wh eight rooms besides basement ali ncees'ag
hudn including Number Of tobacco osras Ihe soils
admirably adapted growth Of wheat tobacco, clover
ard other grasses The supply CT wood abundant large pro-
portion being original growth II located eight miles Northeast
Central And In convenient distance Of TolersY
Louisa Court and Trrsns depots and presents
opportunity eaphssts apd others desiring
valuable farm.
Terms viii he made knoEn day Of sale.
Mr. sho Hives the place. will show The p'eo'
lses o any visiting u. 90.
All communications addressed to the undersigned ahan h
'' >'r-' - b. T. HOIlADAl,
AGENT fnr Mrs. Julia A. Holiday,
Ths .h,a Mae On The T2h day OF February nFT
sn. xhirh ali the Socs nulf horses plantation Utensils, 4s
viii b. sold--ail ~ which valuable Jrt--'h|
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

A Malere, bOotseller in New Orleans has been lined
S25 Tor exhibiting painting Of S,onewall jackson in
his window. j. A. Nou,i,ln the artist vino painted il,
was fired $40
Among the AlAbamians killed at NurfreesboTo, was
Capt H. J. Coleman son Of The hte Daniel Coleman, OF
the Supreme Court bench OF that STATE.
The members of the Bar OF Dallas county Ala, held
a meeting at Cahawba on the l5.h inst, aud resolved
not 10 raise their fees during the war.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28
ARGE AND ELEGANT PRIVATE RESI-

IL DFSCE IN THE TOWN OF ABINGDON VIRGINIA, FOR
sALE PRIVATELY oGer NJ private sale the very eommo:
don desirable residence Of General Floyd In the town
Abingdon, Virginia. This j. Of the most capaeious and
thoroughly and elegantly built mansions In the Confederate
Staie located commanding emlnenee enjoying beautiful
prospects every side in the picturesque Vaes or
Vrgnla affords superior advantages In schools, both
male female. The locality deemed sale from the pablo
snsmy being the only considerable salt works In the Cou
eracy fhe building Of brick with sixteen large Of
bigh Mitch the compliment OF closets
and The grounds highly improved oInamenrd
and shaded with shubhery with choice fruit
rers are land contiguous 10 the mansion conAn
ms ~ he IeehouSp the outbudings tract Of
v Ave acres half meadow and half Ia cultivation belongs
10 ne uoperty located hundred yards distant In tho
tlrts Of s town good deal Of elegant and excellent urn
nrr Win yey iarce mirrors and oil painting VIII be sSld With
nI 80 StoI ~ " JAMES NJ TAYLOR SON,
isSSSst kuctianSsrs, Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28
kln,ariAL lnu ,unlrl.nrI,L.

TUESDAY, Jan. g, 1905.
At Messrs. Kent, Paine & Co.'S, auction sale today
the following prices obtained:
Brown sugar bbls cts according u quality clar
laed do SGl 10; do az coffee $50 49, essence
coffee 10 y box ll5UN225; shot s56g95 powder
IS %; 26d27E mid tobacco 3iGbll0; smoking
$50 o.; adamtntne candles $50; bcarb soda
spLQ5; sal soda Ia llk ground pepper 40; matches
IS - per roes coppera S95 ets cotton $3.50 -
Marr 254 ~ bott Arnesre" champagne 925 2 bOti.
etc.
The Lynoh6urg Republican, of Monday says:
We very heavy business last week in manufactured to-
baero larger proportion the sales being taken ship
i heavy, and consequence prices
looking mp for past will up s308 o,
81 very ul prices. We quote
Common sound lump At .T0d SOC.
M-gium, ........................f a. 90
Pine, q" .................. ...,.. flh6ple.
The business has been light The factories have
not commenced work ye but little oeag Al the Ware
O,e break Of eight u hhds offered aud taken In
a, from f9stI }2 FOR medium grades 81 short leaf.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28
OBJ 8ieBmonS ddgig,
WkDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 2s, 1853.

rssssDaly . per Annu, ~ for s uOnthz ana q per
month for shorter period.
sveeky IS per anaaa; % for aE Honih' rs cents per
m5nli Tor a shorter period
weekly g per - for six monih Sent for no shorter
period Payncnt IN al cases In advance.
ADTrNsaOne square Of lines . cen fcE drst Insertion
~ per square TOR each eonnaAnce Smweekv Or Fri
weekly Insertions IS per square Weekly insertions a.
~ Reuttanees may the risk OF s Publishers In
vi Ehere evidence the deposit Of letter In the
Post Once containing money.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT ACC.
By SUMNER 4 BURREss. Aucis.
Iron Front BaildIng. Governor straet

By SUMNER BURREss. Aucts.
Iron Prom, BrllAIng. Governor Street
DEREMPTOkY SALE OF AN EXTEN-
Il sIvE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, DRY
GOODS, WOOL. LEATHER, Sc, &C., to close coneern-on
shsl SELL auction, Nhout stOe, No. u! vain
Street en stock OF goods 10 close lie The stock
consists q large md seec, stock OF Boots and Shoes among
Waeh viii be found,
o.a,islasns Cali and Kip Boot.
Do scot Bottom do
Ladies c~if and Morocco Shots
d, LASTING He,sd Caters
ssr7.n, womAnis Shoes
Heavy N, sro BTOgaps, rexei saa pesgsd
NS' Ss see and msrsss p s..s. ". . o,.,,
Hssvy Wooden sd cotton Jeaas
Geais LiEtn Bosom shists
Ho.iery, Fan.g Goods
An assortment Of N -tcass
hGlgfactsred roosceo, Segs.s
Iogshs sih large stock 81 miscellaneous saodI tee ;i
ESs sa;Te SOCK v7ii Se sold to close the coaesra
WIS 2LgERS5t
Sale ooaiao;,a ~ szyza Bsazzss, Aae;'. iass-;51
I ARGR AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
- pa eooOs EANcr GOODS, sTATioNERT, BoorS AND
the sh Inst; Warehouse II loOeOek xL sell large
and F.Sc ni Ps ~ E ts;.S consisting IN part Of
Mouseiins, Taitaces
Pisiis Merinocs
Rscs Aips,sas. 5Oaosrils'
whit, Gotten lose
Gloves Ssspend,T5
Cr5sGs-eS, Country Jcsas
BEL Tcklnss
Osuabr9Cs
sra - Shooting az sa:5tia5N
ana crest variety of oibrF ~ aoods.
Also
Note sDi Letter paprs
BLANK haos', &c.
AIso
Csvnlry Boots
Iady's 'nd drea'sShor,,ss
Wool and Cashmere Hais,
and = large assortment Of
Ready Made clthng.
Ias9-tds sU1iNER A BURREss, Aucs.
ADDITIONAL
VIII he added o The above sale Of Dry Goods ae hs ioos ing
desirable goods;
90 To. Pocket Books ard Porte,noniss,
Tooth B,usle. Pine Combs, Toilet Cambs,
q he WAirhcs SILVER Spoons
/ Rich Diamond Ring,
l Rich Diamond Pin very valuable.
iaaI SUMNER 4 BURRESs Anctlonesrs
ADDITIONAL.
WIN he added 70 ue above sale Of Dry Goods the follow lag
fresh goods just received
Fine bl tx French Cloths,
Doe In Cashmere,
White, grey aud red Fsnne.,
Flsck and fsn~-' Prints,
Nouseine d. Lainr.,
sadler's Slls, sevinr SIX, usOhihe viii
kadlers Thread,
Nesiles and Avis,
Best F'pr skirt Binding,
Coat Binding,
Fancy CAssmeTes,
over Shirts
Merno Shirts,
Fancy soaps
Pocket Knives,
and crest vsriey Of yslasbs fresh good.
ja2s-ids SUMNER hCRRE-s, Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

NOTICE. will sell, at public auction, at
Neu Kent Cou Ionse the End THu RSDAY In February,
that being oour day. excellent STEAM saw MILL ottseaiy
~ horss non or iiso some BLACKSMITH IOOlS The Mill
.sp he zen an The arm 81 Mr W W TlieTro three mles
from the oouri House My address . Richmond. .
Jal6-td V 'AApHN'
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T ARGE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING

\ MAIN AND FINK HAhII-
GROVES FACTORY, WITH LARGE lot ATTACHED, CON-
TAISISG ABOUT ONE ACRE, FOX SALE AT A CTIoN.
request Jas KinD@rd, Sh' sell at public
iion on the premises FRIDAY the S9h OF january, ls6s 81
O'clock NJ the very vsrabe property loested IS sboye
conlt Of large brick Store and Dwng
covered occupied by NJ Geo=ge Fleming together
With brick Rrheu. also WITH ae The Lot attacked to
DweIng the ne o. Min Of c. feet.
back - havng breadth Of es feet hc
TaiuaNl. Il Of Pesr 5nHn 6 feet,
running back feet By the York River
RAlroAd.
The foregoing real estate sin-lSi ail,;ei 9or ulb9-
Yard business purposes fer P=rsoas 'DGSgd IN the TeeirE
business.
negotiable notes. Interest aided secured h. rn' dcs1 The
GoDO.N / APPEgSoS.
ja9T-tds Apc.s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

HGHwAT RoHBRRrEs.-We are informed that rob
berries have been frequently committed of late, the
Charles City road Just below the lower battery. On
Saturday last two white men and three negroes were
robbed Of their market money, and also Of purchases
they were taking home
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

DUBLlC SALE OF SHEEP will sell at
pnhre auction FRIDAY neNt the 18th ly Of January,
1867 a. IN In Hanover Caurty, 0NF HuSDRFD AND
ssyENTYFyE GI5) HEAD or SHEEP consisting Of Ewcs,
Wethefs and Rams.
The Ewes wilt Re sold psrcss Of Five with the privilege
Twenty, and the others may be deemed lest the day Of
sale.
opportunity afforded small farmers Of obtaining
supply WOOL fer their families.
Bu,chers are iCyie 10 attsn1. GEO. W. boswell.
&. 81. -.fEs~
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TELFGRAPT[lC.
ANOTHER sTEAMEl, IN-rNTEREsTING TPoS
NASSAU


CHARLESTON, January 2..-Auother large steamer,
freighted With coffee aud other valuable merchandise,
reached Southern port this morning. She brings Mas
sau dates to the cath inst.
The steamship Leopard, from Charleston had reached
Nassau safely Nothing had been heard Of the steamer
Huatrcss, then overdue al Nassau
The Bahama Herald" reports from a Trustworthy
source that the commander of the British war steamer
Gaatn, had received positive orders to capture Commo-
dore Wilkes wherever he might be found and convey
him to Bermuda to be detained there until further
orders and that the British war steamer vesuvus ok
on board at Mobile million and half Of dollars ship
ped BY the British Consul.
Captain Wilson, well known as the former command
er of the ship Emily ST. Pierre, is in this city.
FORT McALLISTER ATTACKED By GUNBoATs.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 27-Seven Federal gunIoats attacked
Fort McAiser, at Genesis Point O'Clock this morn
ing. The firing is still progressing at IL, A. ~ The
discharges regular but very heavy.
SECOND DESPATCH.
THE ENEMY RETIRE-NOBoDY HURT on OUR
SIDE.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 27--P M.-Aher I'VE and hall
hours fierce bombardment of Fort McAIster the enc
my withdrew about one o'clock this afternoon Not a
man hurt a gun dismounted on our side The
damage TO the fort can be repaired in day.
SUCCESSFUL DASH OF MoRGAN's CAVALRY
AUGUSTA, Jan. 27.-A special dispatch to the Consti-
nationalist, dated MeMnnvle, Tenn, 10Th SAYS Mo-
gan made dash into Woodbury. this morning The
Yankees stimpedrd, and VIC nov hold the town.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28
DTBLC SALE on LAND IN HANOVER

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
C,uNTY-I hail Offer for SALE MONDAY, the "a day Of
February next, desirable Farm known OAK HILL II be-
owned by VIM D. WHIST eca This farm
situated agreeable and healthy ueZhhrhood lying
Richmond ami Fredericksburg Railroad about three
miles from Ashland snd two ull T., Won lie, aton The rail-
road) This fTm Offers peculiar Inducements 70 capitalists
third Il In original growth, and large quantities
cord wood could lie well waierel by
falling and springs there is also mineral sPng
There Is also excellent Grist and Flour Mill lnme
diaey adjoining the There churches also convenient
This contains 36j The shcrier will take pleasure
In showing the aud TO any desiring purchase.
i,iJ-,nds' JOHN r. TAYLOR
Postonnce, Tayorsvlle, Hanover, Va. Trustee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

"DrED TRou WASr OF CARE"-Sueh was the decision
Of the Coroners jury the other morning. called to in-
re into the cause OF the death Of Mary Ann kidney,
It s62, Central Avenue The Womans husband y IN
the .rnv ana two ehildren-one nine and the other
thirteen wears odare thrown upon the world for sup
port and education CINCINNATI PGPsT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

Virginia military NsTuUrt.-The Governor has APP
pointed Col Arthur e. Cummings TO be a visitor Of the
Virginia Military Institute, in place of VIM. Mclaughlin.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28
NOWT8ERN JOURNALS

~ ANY arriving from the States north OF ee 20
tonAe and bringing Northern European Newspapers or any
person cay coming possession Of such I0urnA Will con-
r favor upon te Edtors Of BY leaving sending the
= Baras % thlI once.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

The Chattanooga Rebel in playing upon the name Of
Wheeler, says be makes Rosecrans army his hiS, and
tslssls around Il three or four times week
Captain James DeaHng, Of the Lyhcbbarg Artillery,
bss,sr kIoSu as IAtbam's RAsery, las been promoted
" BE- hajos Of Artillery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on
NORTH sInE nE GARY RErMEEN lIIII LNn !. nE

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on
NORTH SIDE oF CARY, BETWEEN lIrH AND IseH
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCII0Nwul be sold a. auction,
premises, FaIDAY The SOth January 1865 att o'clock,
p NJ that valuable lot located above, which there saI
CooIer's shop recently Ia the occupancy Of Mrsrs
sawyer and sheynrr fronting ~ feet running back l3 feet
10 wide alley;
This 4 . valuable business location.
TNs-0nehd cash, balance at six and twelve months for
negotiable Interest added secured by trust dee or IT,
tie retained.
The taxes for 1868, 10 be paid by the purchaser.
Ja2I GODDIN APPER5OS, Auehoneers.
Aner above sold that Valuable Lot Pine and Oak
Alley 18th and shokoe Greek and Main and Cary
Streets and OF the srmer orehnuse Of Ms.r s--s
Brumme fronting &c feet running hack % feet Its usan
such it for shops stables ar wsrsh
terms al Sale. GcDDlA APfERsONI
ja2S-ts Auctivneers,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

ADJT INsPR GENERALS OFFICE,
hcHSoNp, Jan. -, lS,3i
GENERAL ORDERS
NJ ~.
concerned:
l. The duties Signal officers confined TO those bearing
commissions SUCH appointed under the Congress- Ap
IToved April 18Th, 1867, and Sept. 2ith, ls62
To General officer requiring Signal ONCE.
titled thereto, VIII he assigned BY the J1Ant Inspect
General
H. An Signal officers required make their reports,
returns &C. through the senior signal officer duty he
ani paragraph k General ORDER Ne 10
be strictly obse.yel.
ny order,
[SinedI 8. COOPER,
la2I-lW Adutsnt Inspector General.
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AUCTION SALES.
nrnP,s W LIAN.. Arors.


BIT RE- U u1Ay%. Arors
A UCTION SAl.E-On THURSDAY Morning
"A next the sO inst commencing at hSlipa't ioOc'ek al
cur warehouse on Cary - viii ,el -
% hbds prlds to choice brDwn Sugar
crushed Sugar,
% bags sngsr,
Is isrcss prime ew Rice,
10 su:srOr LubncA:ias Oh e new article IN this
3 1otegs Super 'csrb, soaa,
100 sAcks salt,
100 Kegs - Old DoIHiuicn" Malta,
8 bags ooPperas,
- AllsIdce,
100 gross Matches,
10 kegs snuh =
Aans doubebsrrspd euh given for the benefit Of the
Fredericksburg sufferers,
large Are proof Safes and
200 bb Flour slightly darnsged 70 which The attention
Of Bake Is requested. TAkf WILLIAM,
Jaa5-tds Auets'
A UCTI0N SALE OF DRY GOUDS, Shoes,
IA COTTON YARNS, CANTON MATING, SC, BY TARDi
WILLIAMS On FRIDAY MOkNlNG, the s0 instant, at lOh
win sell Invoice Of Fresh Dry Goods &C. comp ns-
BroIn shrtings,
Osnabugs,
Fancy Prints,
q & W. CAieoss,
solid Black, 60,
Pack P,us
Agate BartouS,
ToOth-Brustss,
hong soap,
Gents sud Lsdss BsiHoFai snd 'iher 'h'1',
oOtion Yarns, &c
% Pieces "a, 81 aud a India Mattugs,
50 Boxes SILK Hose and Gloves,
srtts very superior Brocatsie aud Lace Ca5tAinS
ALSO
An Invoice Of Mixed Goods belonging Rser, with which
the viii cOmmeneeeonatng o. small lots Of very dsrs-
Ja2s-ts AnellHn. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

TaE SUPPOSED SPr.-The character, who.e arrest We
noticed in our last IS in position by no enyiable
For the last SIX weeks be has been living private
house in the northwestern part Of the city Here he
busted himself each night until twelve o'clock in draw
ing plans something else in large bOOS, using t"o
or three different kinds of ink To aay suspicion, he
said that he engaged in writing tragedy" lie
now bids fair TO be chief actor in one.
During his stay around the city he has onrished three
different suits OF clothing which changed
sion required On Thursday night he away, taking
his valse, and no more was OF him until Friday
night when he re-appeared without his yali,e, which,
We believe, has not since been found. On Thursday
morning. carriage called for gentleman for Peters
burg but the gentleman not there. The supp1-
ston is that he intended go down somewhere in the
usghboyhOod Of City Point and thence make his escape,
but fudng himself watched, was compelled TO ren
Quish the attempt During saturday he kept his
until arrested. When the officers went up stairs he
turned pale aud appeared great, asiiatcd. Making
excuse 70 step aside lie tried TO escape through
ne front door, bat "orcibly detained by large
dog that guarded the passage 1t has been reported
that he has a couple Of aceompGOes III the city-twO
women-who have visited him at intervals, and appar-
emily on business.
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ENCELIFNT PRlYATE DWELLING AT

Y AOELI-IsNI TN n III Nv I4ILIANV NJ
Il ROCKETTS, IVES. side e Elm Street. Bloody
Run Popar r-si' adjOsng YORK hve Kali cad ~ s.e
Auct!onVl b. ss!I A. aucdon, FPDA iae J0h JaL
ary. 1852 ~ o'clock NJ the !srs- .m,d dSelng heated
As above formerly owned the heirs Of Jses g. pcu lie
eased opposite the residence OF the late william R5Alett
Tf-Onetrd cash. the balance Al ard IL m .s, IL
zoiable notes interest added secured BY trust deed
Tile rayes ior 1895 10 be- paid by the chase.
jaeS-tds G0DDiN 4 ApPERS)3, Aucts.
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SUCCESSFUL DASH OF MORGANs CAVALRY.
wan DEpARTnENT,

ADJUTANr 4 INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RiczESoo Jan. %, 1869. }
GENERAL ORDERS,
Pursuant sect1e o. al At 70 provide 70. the Public
approved April 9Th, 1867 who stored
bringing with thea their tnil-d
PEE for the the the
Should thy prefer receive the valse
will be aXed by the
Aecvrding value 81 General
In either the fact viii be ped The roll
mastering officer with statement o the value VI The
the amount due per month eompns zion for the
thereof The for Of arms vail be paid
by the brigade division other ordnance officer aid such
rolf Payment the wilt
not e made ofyeneF than once IN SIX morihs.
H. In like cavalry equipments brought into service will
mastering ocer, aud the vziuc entered upon
The roll paid Tor ~ thr following rates
For a good serVicrAble Saiilr, nom $40 TO f23
For n good Saddle BlartCi, - 20 u.
For 4 good Bride, a. "a a..
For 4 good Halter, ~ 10 -.
And minor the discretion the mastering officer
ILL., General Orders No. O Series, frsm this Office Is
allow that the surgeons be employ rd
examine conscPs In each Congressional District may
districts In which they when surgeons
b. obtained from oIhe. Congressional Districts.
by osdrr,
(sigued) p COOPER,
ja2I-lw Adjlant and Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

GROCERIES, &c. ATAUCTION.-On Fri
" day, IAN - commencing II 10Y O'clock vii sell at
store Main ana 9th streets large assoue
" 6R0CERtEY Sc, consisting n part q
10 hhGs. prime N. o. SUGAR.
~ ~ -
10 lcg. BI-CARB sODN,
10 hbl.. choice n. q. M0LASSt-.
= biol. TURprNTINF,
cases ARMY BROGANS,
sOJ pounds SHOE THREAD
cases GROUND PEPPER,
- boxes CANDLES,
~ sacks VA. FINE SALT,
- gross SHANGHAI MATCHES.
cases and l2 pieces GRAY MILITARY CASHMERE,
plec. ca Pulled Cloth, - doi Army Wors-d shirts,
100 packs English Pins, 3 dnz. Call Sklns,
Ia23-tds ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 Co. Aucts
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EXTR ACT

l. y TR A CT.
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GEN's OFFICE
RIcuyoND, January y, 1863.
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. 49,
XII All officers men, this city, and duty,
longing army Northern Virginia, viii Immediately
to their respective Regiments and Companies.
by command OF the Secretary OF War,
JOHN WITHER5,
ja2l-lW Assistant N'u,sbt General.
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HOUSE AND GARDEN FOR REST.--We
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GALE OF LAND.-The UNDERSIGNED will, on

GALE OF LAND.-Thc undersigned will, on
y MONDAY tie day February next, oder Tor sale upon
the premises public auction, tract 81 d lying In The
Nv OF adjoining the lands David Bradley Mais,-
Panagau the Dover lands % Ss Martha A. Carngn and
Others hng that part Of the resl estate u Csirngton Caring
tax deed, allotted the unders uel In the division Of the
same This shout 800 b.
Voci portion finely tmbered -ad ~ Of good quality The
tract s sny person wishing to examine IT, ey Ro
0. CarinFtcn.
Terms third cash. and the balance Ia equal payments
on credit Of one yraS with Interest from date, the
purchaser giving bonds approved security aud deed OF
trust secure the same. I'D Z. Mayo
VIII ~ A CARRINGT0N
iAq4-td, ELLEN 81. DARLINGTON.