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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

DISTRACTION CT Town N NokTH CAR,LUA The
Pct rsbcrg Express is informed BY gentleman froa
Wedol Tuesday, that when be passed through WassaH
on Monday morn O., TIA, iowa WaI in flames ard Il a.
tie PrObsoi les wers, no. binding aid escape the
flry If the clement The FIRE occurred al lat. hour
Sunday night in large stable OWE By tie prOprisors
of the stage lne rum n between WarsaE and Fayete.
viii, and was purely accid DtaL The rga hotel and all
the other buildings in the place we're sblrs when our
iufJrman Mt pissed.
Warsaw is a thriving village Of Dupin coln:J, n O,
aud situated directly on the Wilmington aud Wsl5ol
Railroad % miles from 6olisbosO and 50 rom vii
m NJ on. 1. was partially destroyed late in the ytar
1862, BY P,rty Of Yaakee raiders who sal led Ori
from NeEbCrn.
The Wilmington Journal confirm The report. and
says:
We learn by passengers On the Wilmington Wei
don train that bsoks out yesterday afternoon, q
p O'tlo (, in the ables Oa tie 10, occupied As Me-
Aarons Hotel, az Warsaw. Dlplia unity. The Gb.es
and Mr. AlOls Hotel, together with Mr.. J 3. South
erlano's dwelling, Ar Hob.on's store, and few email
b1l6iEgs we're consumed. We also learn at s.vera
buildings the Es5t side Of the Rail Road totally
consumed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
AFPAIRs IN EAST TENNESSEE.

RUssHLLvIiLE, Jan. 26 Our cavalry a;e still in the
vicinity of Knoxville. Their captures, during the re-
ceet retreat of the enemy iun up fclows 500 head
of c,t,le, 500 wagons, two aa'bOats loaded with
crackers and tobtccO, ard several hundred barrels OF
-four.
reconnaissance in the drecti,n Of Tsz WELL yester-
day. by Nso' Day. found the Yankees strongly fortified
there, and in considerable force. Twentyeight Of cur
wagons were captured Friday whilst fOragng beyond
French Broad River.
The cars ran TO Greenvile yesterday, AID will reach
here by aturdsy.
SECOND DISPATCH.
RUss1LLv1LLT, January 20 There Is no charge to
report in the condition of alri in this dtprtmtnt-
The number of wagons captured by the entmy recently
amounts to but twenty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
B47TLES BRIGADE.

Amo7g our gallant soldiers who Lave promptly come
70 ward and renew re pledge Of their lives II ned
be- defend cur sacred cause lOug hs public e1-
igencies require IT, is Ba.te's (ormesly ROdss') Bri-
gade Of Alablnl ve,Srsns, Of the Army Of Norhera
Virginia. This action on the part Of our gallant de-
tenders, who lave voluntarily sussd, il indeed hke
the bursting Of ire rays Of the through dark
cloud AID those H.o are a; an cOn7ersln! wish the
ip.rJ 81 cl has sls.aEej tbcm through ihs tSdhiPs
Of the long and se-ry march, TIE oivolao I'D tbs
dangers OF tie battle fed for three long teei years
vtLou. hope o. reSa,d save the achievement Of cur
Independence aud the gra.;-ie Of heir country are
not surprised a. this icesa I'D cheering mAnfeI-
tation Of it.
We Wi 10 doubt haze tie p Asu-e Of record pg
continued re eil ments uuI all our brave defenders
have Pr, mgly cons rxasd wikOu; avail Ing any for
NAL demand or roqless for thd u.iuuAnss il sho
fed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
DEPREDATIONS ON THS LOWER JANIS
pTuEp

M Ia
- guaboA. squldrol which recently assembled
James yer from Fortress Monroe, says the P,tarbu'g
Express vas nc dou5: directed BY ltler last &C
counts he pirates were burning and destroying every
hou sithil ihe. reach. At Lover Brandon, one Of
the hlsst esaes Ga the lower James River and owned
BY Ms George + rrison, daughter of the a,e
Thomas Richie III we'll known former Eli or Of the
REDMOND Enquirer, The YandLs disemOarked, and
Destroyed every granary a2d other clubhouse on the
premises Weregres to hear t1at one thousand barrels
Of corn, large quantity Of wheat and much long food
fell prey 70 the d,vo9r,ng fans. Several riding
vehicles large quantity OF gear, and all the farming
Utensils destroyed. l. is also stated that al the
negroes were fOrcOy carried away and several hcre
and rules stolen.
Lover Bsa-don was one Of the few estates which
escaped moles.a;on when the eremy, uadsr NcCl,lan
deyss a., 1 that sect on in 1862.
I. is stated has signal station and seven Of the
S Eaal corps W5rs cap urei on the Bsandcn estate.
last accounts the gulbos,s and attendant transports
we're still in the rver ani We shall not be surprised 10
hear OF other ou.rAgss 8 any hour.
Butler, il seems IS beconiin more Aad more brutal
lid from the combined effects Of mean whisky Aad a
scared conscience, and, under the projection Of bis
gunbOats, is determined 70 render himself even more
infamous than his course in New Orleans la READY
rendered him.
P S-Si-ce ths above ACTS we're obtained t,m the
Express, We a,H en- good s1t1ori y that Lower Bran
don has bCen burnt b. the Yankees andnOrs than
hundred negroes were carried eff Dr. Ro0er, Richie
was taken prisoner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
COYGRESSIONAL.

Ia the Senate yesterday three important bills
pissed, a-d thee rJs,tei Tue nae thea resolved
into secret session to consider the H1us bin regulating
the cur.erey. 1. IS IN ie-s.o2d Ia toe nae Com
m;tee o. finance have reported a substitute for the
House bill We trus; that the to houses may speedily
agree upon some MEASURE of 6laaiL relief Il is al
most adding "hle Rome b1ras"- 50 eons lie ether
and anmportant subj Ehs. this one reuans und.s-
posed Of.
The H-uss passed the bl, to au:ben;icst, certain
ca in money against ta3 G veramaHt nos Otherwise
PrOvdd for b. law also, the jim fesOlu. from the
Senate providing TIA. the slarss Of ldyss OF the dis
tic. courts Of TIE several Safes shall be h, sams q
those Of the judges Of the highs courts Of the Sase in
which they seVeraly reside
Several IN mFOr.5n; bills we're introduced, whish are
T ported uadsr tn, head Of the II ,use prsessdirgs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

ANACT
of the ae pas,ed o. 1885, entitled m as 10
the arrest Of d.1erters by the VII authorities Passed
Isnnsrv On 1874,
',, =, A. &c., ..,.-.L,, rh.,e,h a., -
Ben enacted 1y he 1enels S .n .s ulss sc
ond ana umru seuons OF voc aon PNseu s
seventh eishteea hohdea anu an NC 70
An'hoIlLs lhe Mre's "a t "a 40 So "a Thss sn 80,
.ie ~ .eryans and eoSsabIes Of The several
:, ,Li ssi,b h. ~ n ,,d an hfo,c, a. !.
tes eue 80 'A $3.50 - -, $780, .nd o,hS Sat,
es' Soa % e. .ts, - ,hs onfs r.ts Gov.,nTssn,
qlehSi y" ~ 80 - -. ~. scve I'M c. ~ tnsn.
% m % nS - al IN H. arres Of ali sash
N .ors.,,t. ne sbss,tseg u,hont Is.vs ,,or
rhe'net ~ ~ nS,Sd So Ind th,y Ill
the army OF lay VI .ns Cu,s5srst 80, - Gn
- wa - sncb ar-est ana sSs commit
sra 9rlhs secre.sry .. m%' :, 'n ssS Su SmS Soe'
sueh 1eters' o v'I is ~ y ,ht
Poraueh jail uni nc eau 'e " vi" u'HO''
uS -, a. -. ... .. 49,. =, a.. ...,. -,
inc s1u ooels may ~ 30 y VI ,ne Psorie "a
hslr oouny OF solpotaHoni VI wv e ,i, ~, 81
omeer Of STATE FORCES 70 cal Ou' an'i y, as 20
As may DC lot soe pui .s W t
guarding ueh All aney Gan DC ' e,, an
anu IN .s.v al IN havs he ans ,o,r.
GERS es " - ~. -, ,r'b .sattoa 80 49,
!a , S ION I az III '"9 "' ~ ' 'P WY
~ s e, ,b.n ,,u,v fall or reus. 10 p.f,rm Anv duiv
~ aoy Gneer s sh wa y ii. b hal sIi on ems y,
nh The poydsd Tor ia tbe second section or Iha
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

Aasssss ~ Nav VoEE.--oa the itth inslAns couse.
tor Barney, Of Nss York. refused clearance to certain
goods to Nassau, per s.eamer Olympus, viz GunDy
bags liquors, leather and other articles usually dealt
In BY blockade runners, and which we're consigned to
Alexander Rahwiug L Bro, al agent at Nassau Of J..
O. RahWiug, now in Fort Lafayette. There Is goSd
reason suppose that the goods we're for the rebels
Malcolm Campbell, prominent member of the New
York bar, was arrested the lTh, by order Of Gen
Dix BE acted as counsel for VIM. Benjamin, VITO Is
charged with shipping contrab md gods to Havana and
Nassau and the Government desires possession of Ger
tln book, and papers belonging to the latter, which
Campbell refuses to give up.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
IRON TENNESSEB

A sTe,;Al d,sga.eI TO tie M5n'gsaa,y Advertiser.
from Dalton, sass:
Genera Fcrre IS dong good service. He bad whip
ped the eIeuy at LaGrs.ee, C0lHersvla and Gsrman
town. Young men we're & ckiug to bis command f ON
all quarters. These is a large force in IVES. Tennessee
ready 70 JON him.
The prospect. -ra biga. for tAa spring campaign.
ROddy's command, Tusolm5i', Ala, is reported
to be in splendid cOud ton for serrie. Tae enemy are
compelling al C liens 20 leave Euntsva Who refuse to
tAke the oath cf aisg aree 70 tie United States.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

SUDDEN DEArH IL LTScaBURe.-The Lynchburg
Republican Of the 26.h, says:
De. 7. 7. Gregory, Of Missouri, was found dead in
bis room in the store house of j. J. PurVs Saturday
morning rs complained of feeling slightly unWel be-
fore retiring on Friday night but neither he or his
friends thought his indspOsOn serious The drceAs-
ed was Surgeon in the army Of Gen Price for eigh-
tee months and at the tine of his death was Surgeon
in ROdss' division of the army of Northern Virginia,
and was in that city on leave of absence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

NEws VIA NV York We learn from the New York
Times that gu boat, clad with three hieknesses Of
two inch iron, is at Manchester, opposite Richmond
nearly completely that al Rocke ts two other ironca Is
on the stocks; that large lion works process
Of construction in Manchester, BY man named Bad
le,; AID that two cotton mills have been erected in Man
chester, and permanent improveme is made il the
Tiedeger Iron Works. Toe sams paper says that Two
Wcolen mills in, Msnches turn out fourteen hundred
aud fifty yards Of army eo,h which is sold to the Gov
eminent for $S5 yard
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

LrCrURI To NIGHr.-We would remind the public Of
the lecture al tie Bioad Street Methodist OnurcS to
night, BY Rev. Rober: Hardie Jr, Chaplain Of the 81
Louisiana regiment. The proceeds Of the evening are
TO be appropriated for the benefit Of that regiment WHO
just much in need OF tie assistance of the pub
lc cus or they are, from their homes and friends.
The trAi1g price of admission could not be exp nitd
10 better purpose.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
ENROLLING NOTICE.

ENkOLLlNG UFFlOE,
3D CoHG. Disr or Va
Richmond, Jan. 25th, 1864 }
/ n obedience to General Orders No. 3, A. and
Generals Once, dated Richmond January 9th 1854 and
other previous al white males be the ages 10
Is yeiTs 10 the Sd Congressional District q Virginia. not
the Army Rols heretofore enrolled Coltcpts AMI
regularly detailed, will report themselves ESroiog ohcer
examination b. he Aed al Board and enroaen at tie
,sinc y and dAies:
Erhuon3 City, Enrolling ONES" Bank street. 4h, 5th
9Th Slh, 9s7, and lOh February, lSj4
Henco New Kent aud O'srs VI ties a HenTlco Court
BouS 49,, 6h II h. 18th, l9h ami 20h February 1864
Hanover county Hanover Court House. 2s,, 23d 23d
ard Gath February. 1874
This uocs includes rot heretofore enrolled and
regularly detailed between the ages spsehed-thoe Xho
any time been discharged from the AmS-prsons
discharged Medical Boards appointed
amnSon OF OorscPt (excp perIonI o. fnsVn confirmed
ability, who will not required 10 report IN prison 10 which
Loe Enrolling 0Gcers viii make special repo AMI all
persons Who have ben exempted eooe by Of having
furnlhed q 5Stitutes.
Al persons Who have been exempted from military service
heretofore whatever viii report themselves
said times pA-e with their csms exemption
for the purpose oLhAVing said exemptions revised.
Persons reporting will provide themselves with thru days
tons and necessary clothing 10 make themselves comfortable In
camp. JNO. A COKE,
Captain and EnToirg Omcer
for Sd Cong. Dist. Virginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

The General Assembly Virginia having, the qOh Instant
passed ac ndoy OF tue &C, paused October ~ 1863
entitled authorize the arrest VI deere by the civil
authorities and having directed the TO be publshtd by
proclamation Of the Governor therefore, WILLIAM hhlrh,
G5veInor Of Commonwealth Of Virginia, do hereby proc I'm
that the annexed Is copy OF the &C. Aforesaid and S
affected by sproyisions are required promptly and Fl
heeny the same and the people generally are called
upol TO re willing obedie ce 10 It's provisions.
- Given under my hand as G9Vernor and uadr the seal
lof this Common ah at ;hmOnd this 2lst day Of jan
- uary 1854 and in the SSH year Of the Commonwealth.
WILLIAM HBIrH
BY the Governor:
6GORGE W. MUSFohp,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

REPoRTKD DEsTRUcuoS or Towns IN TENNEssEE.-
report has rea,hed W. Tars the appeal Of the 22d
which however, needs con6rmiton, to the effect that
the towns of Jackson, Huntingdon aud McLemOres-
wills, in West Tennessee, have been burned by the
Federal forces This as is supposed has been done in
revenge 70, the welcomo reception rendered by the
peorls there to Gen. Forrest.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
INIRsT GLASS REsIDESCE FOR SALE In

DANSLLs yArhe house contains 9rooms, besides three
easements large sors-room, hed with
for housekeeping The kitchen has two rooms and an
excellent neYerang well Of water at the door, servsnts
house. (new rooms psstered and whewashsd There
besides very fine stable and carriage house The last needs
repair; all the otner houses are In excelsnt order
There flower garden Of choice variety Of shrubbery and
flowers and large productive vegetable garden the
beat forward Yhe situation healthy
any Virginia elsewhere Possession given imne lately
For terms, apply 10 Dr. "M D. GREEN.
ja5-c6t Danvlt, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

FBNERAL CT d. SAUNDERs. funeral Of the
late DR.. Saunders was preached Saturday morning
at Court Street. Church Lynchburg, before large con-
gregaOn, BY Bishop Early, who delivered an impress
sve discourse on the occasion The remains then
deposited in the family vault at the Presbyterian Gene
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
FARM FOR,RRNT.

THE Subscriber, being DESTROYS Of renting
Il hi, FARM for present year. well known MALVERn
HILL end Of Henrco county sdjnns Turkey Is
land on James River takest method Of Offering the for
rent The field for suiya with good will make an
barrels from thousand 10 fifteen
hundred will be tso TO three hun
bred acres well clover may moved
All fencing be saved the late fence law In
Henrico need apply but such offer as
sarancss will be whilst in possession Of
the tenant
Apply for Haxewood Kemp, whose farm adIoins
Malvern Mr. VIM Philips Richmond, 10 the subsc ioer
ise-ds.caT 80 - BPDEw,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
"A pQOCT AaAITON

Whereas by OF the presence the putre In
county OF Nsnssmond the regular OF tbs County
he held the Court Houe therefore, by virtue Of
autho vested In the Executive BY aw, WILL SMITH,
the Commonwealth Of Virginia do hereby re
osng the Oouny Court Of Hansemond county
sessions said COURT st South ouAy Church. 10 the
couby long e for h change hereby Anhor
Esd shall continue
- Given under my hand as Governor and under the
g. Sesser seal Of the Commonwealth Richmond this 12h
" day January, D., ls64aud in the IS year Of he
Commonwealth WM. SMITH.
itls-cSt secr'y Of the oomm'th.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

ITO the Editor Of the Dispatch The arti-
Il Gle which appeared my signature the Sentinel and
Dpach Of the lbh snd 10th inst In relation TO nephew,
BATHURST NJ. DAVIS, based information which have
unce be erroneous and hereby s VI
said card regarcng IAd Bathurst NJ. DAv be- IN al
HARRIET PsoK
Henreo, January Is, 1884 jA20--alW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
DOR SALE

DOR SALE.-
IL TRACT OF LAND mile from Amelia o. H.
have tract land mi ON Amelia o. H. on the Dan
VILE Railroad for IL contains 420 The land e. on
Nbs Creek quality good about 90 In low grounds
good portion Of wood land The dwelling 10
table houses stable oose-
90 barns granary vihins to buy apply 70
John Jefferson Esq Amelia O. H. p o. who has power OF
attorney 70 sell THEODORE oAkhiNoioN'
I'll nu1u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

SLAVE IaPORrAIIONI ITO KESFUoEr.-The Legsla-
t1re Of Kentucky, on the l'h, passed Il prohibiting
the importation Of slaves into that ate. TIE AII Of
sl.v says the okpteh has bad the effect of cheaIen
ing the pes of the stock hand and overlooking the
narket
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
BY THE GOVERNOR tOF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION

Information having received the Executive that 10.
sIAH and TOBY OLIVER who confined In the jail Of
Charlotte county under charge Of feoay escaped ereiro
on the morning the I'd January and going large
Therefore do hereby oGsr reWs OF TWO HUND2LD DOL
person persons who shall arrest the said Josiah
ard Toby Oliver, oliver them into the Jail Of Charlotte
county or ONE HUSDRED DOLLARS for such and de-
livery Of them do requ all officers
this Commonwealth u military, and Iequett the people
generally their best exer)ns TO procure tbs OF
the Josiah and Toby Oliver shat they be brought 10
justice.
- Gvea under my hand Governor, and under the
Le,oer Seal Of the Commonwealth 81 Richmond, this
WIN. SMITH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
TIE CITY.

We desire 10 call attention - QUE 81 les Room, nexl
door the Office Persons wishing the Wing can get
1t al any time during the morning at the couner--
Parties wishing any number will get their tickets the
day before. News boys aRd dealers supplied ct an
aar'v houP
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

CUsroM HoUsE OPERAnoSs-lt sppears from re-
port on file at the Office Of the Register of the Treasury
that the value dolars Of merchandise on which duty
had been cole,hd at the R edmond Custem House,
during the year ending Sls of December 1853 was as
followa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

TIE MAIoR OF Wilmington has requested the heads
Of families to have all under their charge vaccinaed at
an early day. il oOncq fence of the spread of the small
pox Ia that city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

400 ACKES OF VALUABLE LAND IN
fOO ORANGE COUNTY, VA, FOR sALh-ThI' tract
twelve miles southeast OF the Court House, from
Orange s5ngI sdons the Captain BrowniI william
Cosoy others Il Of the hnst sections OF country
the Piedmont district This farm contains four hun
dred has two very good Hing houses upon H. with suit
abs buildings yourg apple orchard (sesst uiD four
years stAndn about two hundred and oty cleared
der COED eaes; the bAanee In timber mostly original growth
lilies the aide Of Terys Run and has good pro-
portion Of low ground The hill land southeast eIpo.us
soil adapted 10 the growth Of wheat tobacco and the vail
gAss has seeding about bahels Of and
four ave u deem II ueeu give de-
Sepon vhing purchase vii lock themselves
Any wishing view the premises call Mr. J. NJ COL
the phase, aud be viii take pleasure In showing 10
thin.
viii also sell 10 Ihe purchaser he desires It, my stock Of
every description farming utensils household and Kitchen funi-
and pEoVioEs hand for the present year Il
Iuh place his pui martet Ny selling
hAt Ia the AID CAM give proper attention the place
vii sell great b gan In this place between this and the
day Of FEB usry, a. l Uish TO close by that time
las d9kcss JOHN W VOOLFOLK
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

The undersigned, one of the Examining
Board for the 81 District Of VgnA under General
Orders No. So A and Generals once dared Riehmcnd Now
3D. 1884, hereby gives notice "a all whom may concern that he
has hxed upon she above places and dates for the examination Of
ooalsr pa pho shall SIsembe In pursuance Of the above notice
o. r BARLY,
1879 Examining Surgeon.
~ Ruoulrsr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
MUSE 4 BUSH.

STOLEN-S200 reward.-Two young men
~ hired OF me, the 18th each be
BY o'clock the day. and OF sace
Description Edward Paro you man, lex set abb ut
feet inches In height and understand member Of Captain
Hawieys company, 10th Virginia Cavalry Hsrode bay mare,
years old and had fair leather quilted saddle with ien
cloth blanket g. Puckey young u dark fln, spare
made about feet inches In height. He rode gray
pony, very compact year, with fair eaher quilted ID
die will reward OF 500 each for the the
horses. WIN H. SUTHERLAND,
ja22-ts Exchange Livery Stables, franklin street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
T AND FOR SALE.

IL 700 ACRES
This Land lies Buckingham county, about miles NJ from
The miles from Hardwcksvle, where there
good james River furnishing safe and durable
acc tins canal
parcel Of this Land lies either side Of two public
roads, embracing junction Of the roads, contains about c0
Acres and IL desirable situation for merchant mech anis Of
any kind professional man. about 80 Acres cleared
cabins orchards, &c.
one tract zoo Acre, Tor desired S50 with good Building Of
Log about 40 cleared with good water power for ma
chnery beautiful site for erist and Saw MIL, with On shun
dance tinber adjoining good situation for custom Corn
NIL place prepared by nature the erection Of dam
The balance original growth and les beautifully
iurher description a. these wishing TO buy VIII
the land. PETER X. PATIEsON.
Address, Ms Vince Buckingham. no2T-cu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

GES BsAas The Men gomery (Ala Nail says this
distinguished sold proposes living in that city. din
rer has been rendered him, to come Of in few days.
AZ the Exchange Hotel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

THH Sun Of slO7 500 has been appropriated by the
equity cour. Of Meeklenbury North Carolina, for the
support Of soldiers families, with authority to borrow
$25 900 more, if necessary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

GSOIHER s1KANER IS.-Anosber steamer, laden with
governments freight says the Noble ssisr of the Is b,
has slipped into part. The blOekaders saw her and
tried to cut her CT eut he tad much heels for them
She Is called the D0nbgh and IS made Of iron AMI is
'gOOd one TO 60" She comes ID a WI kaOWn hOusa
10 Mobile 70 which che belongs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

LIUT. GIS. HARDEH and his isAed bride,
o hive be in Montgomery, Ala, on the 28d,
e., route for Florida.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALB-We will ed,

LII BY way public auction the 2sth Of this MONTH
valuable Farms be found In Montsomery oounty
This contains 1855 Of land, about 70 Of which is
cleared, tn. remaining portion heavily mbered The land
admirably adapted to the growth OF all kuds OF grain and
and lies Immediately the Vrnis and Tennessee Ralrad
mes OF Central Dept There Is also the farm
good Gist sod Saw MIL Persons pishng nvsst In real
tate, have here opportunity for such inyes m,nt
At the time and place Ill sell all the cattle sheep.
hogs &c well wagons and all the farm utensils used
said farm slso 1000 cords Of WOOD corded
ssls 10 take placs upon the pre- Misses
jal5-tds MUSE A BUSH.
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whose papers marked With orOa VIA undsr-
and thsi term OF subscription about 70 expire and WI
rsult promptly 4 thsy Wish heir papers continued
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HlsH-COcoanuts are selling in Mobile at $40 piece.
Peope WAo can afford 70 them al that price ought
be abe to stan pretty heavy for the support
Of the war.