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

~ AZ. naanA va the battle Of Cowpens, on The ish
of January, 1871. Here CORVALLIS bad posted 100
~ his light troops under TaetoD and Greene sent ha
his force, under Morgan to attack these The resul
IiIed and wounded, 500 prisoners, 800 muskets,
6eld rieces, IS baggage wagons, aud 100 cragoon
horses. Morgans loss was only IL killed and on
Wounded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

Trade WIN LoUDos CoUSIY--A correspondent Of
tie Baltimore Sun, from Rockville Maryland fsys:
"At E wards Ferry trad h4s been opened With The
people Of Loudon county, Virginia and with the per-
ms,ion Of the government, which imp tex Of FIVE
pr cent all goods cfossn, the ferry, extensive
changes made If the nGcs-sires of e for tobscco
when the Virginia PEG ls have raised. Provisions
undoubtedly Scarce there tut ulder the operation Of
the regulation allowed By the government, &C viy
and comfort are reviyrg. have head accounts Of q
religious festival given Laesbug at Christmas the
good things Tor which were brought in plenty from
Point oil Rocks" q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

THI REPORTED PsoP5sED SALE or CONFEDERATE
Corros.-A Washington dsrach to Philadelphia
paper thus disposes Of the s. Lous story Of the pro
posed sale of cotton By the Confederates:
There is not the SHADOW of truth in the report tee
ersphed frem ST. Luis the eff.c. that ths rebel
thoiies had made propositions to the United Safes
government" FIR the exchange of cotton in the Red
river district for given amouit of greeabscks: Io-
stead Of AIRY such "propos ions" being received, we
have intelligence thai the rebel authorities engaged
in the rtmjvil OF all tie Gotten ksy to fall within our
reach nexs tpring ard sumner, tie jec. teirg to
have he c9tton to fail back upon as a reserve cash
fund "when this cruel 5 ovpr."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

Mr.. SPARROW from the Committee on Military
Affairs reported back House bill to authorize the
Pres dent 10 assign Judges of military courts from one
court to another.
Also, House bill to authorize the cammanders Oh
corps and DEPARTMENTS to detail field officers as members
Of military courts. =,
paseed
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Financial Problem.

Among the interesting proceedings Of the Senate Of
LlEpnl in secret session, we find the following:
Rssolved That the Committee Of Finance be instructed
to I, pat the profit OF the operation OF issuing -
olalenanees costing for printing ceuts per capita
selling at cents and redsemable at 100 cents
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
HOUSE OF pELEGATES.

The House was called 10 order at noon BY Speaker
SHEFFEY.
Prayer by Rev. d.. Ray.
Resolutions from the Senate against extending the
provisions Of the Consumption Act vera read the frat
and second time.
A motion was made to commit the resolutions to the
Military Committee.
Mr. SHACKELFORD advocated the commitment.
Mr. HAYE0ND, OF Marion, and Mr. JONES spoke
against the comm tment
The House relused TO commit
Mr. PENDLEr0N moved to lay the resolutions on
the table, and ordered to be printed which was agreed
Mr. JONES made report frcw the Committee of
Privileges and Elections, in regard TO the right oil
member to occupy his seat
A Communication WIS received from the Govern or in
relation 20 the Cadets OF the Vrgaa Military Institute
The communication and accompanying documents were
referred to the Committee on Printing.
The loving resolutions we're offered and appropri-
sely referred:
OF 90 smetding section 1885, Code Of Virginia, edition
of 1907 as to authoriE, judges TO hold special terms
of their courts to try certain cases.
By Mr.. notwithstanding into the expedency OF
so amending the stay Law that it shall not prevent the
col eciion Of debts where editors are willing 70 re
c,iye Confederate easury in satisfaction thereof
BINo a. relating to the Literary Fund of the State
was taken up and advanced to its SECOND reading.
Tae Hou.e proceeded the consideration OF the cal
end,r The 6r,t bill in order being the one in relation
to rendering rset to persons in the lees or power
the enemy which made the special order for to-
morrow.
The bill limiting the line for the payment OF certain
claims by The Sac was taken up, and, on motion
\ Mr. IRVING, laid on the table.
Bill No. II, regulating the transportation OF ireagh
| and passengers. was put upon its passage
| Mr. ROBERTSON opposed its passage from a two
fold motive: that he not thoroughly prepared Il
vote upon the bill, and he believed that matters o
much greater importance should at ths crisis occupy h
ateution of the General Assembly
| Tae bill was further discussed at length by Mess
BlRKsDLLE, DHASE and winston in sppos non, ana MT
BURwILL IN favor of its passage.
Pending the discussion, on motion, the House ad-
journed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

VALUABLE HOTEL AND OTHER REAL

Esr.TE AT AMELIA o H., FOR sALE-Ws are au-
thorI 70 valuable real estl e. NuoEn As ne note
sod -si-ncs amelia U coui-tlu< by recent survey
go h.s .eo lai Cd int . lots vAryng IN size from ~
A. IA acres mbs eIfg Of beauii ru'g sites ~
a. 700 ot The large fraue tu Ing captole OF
accom- noiAlg y person. or'iivs Wh-h mere Is ne
dsenx adjoining, c5nAlning rooms osle' 5ngel no,s
opportunity 90 embark In te motel uaAas' IT -
,eure ruA ID vAuN le pr, perry. -, =
~ n no botr Kept court Hou5e, AID one Is nol only
b ,ought Tor BY tne PES Attending Court bus Tor The
,-I ppbc % IN awhile Railroad the cars pass a.
b nm meals Gay % De taken AZ t1e hote
Igfbssvsd fr pIrp1ss, Of aym-n 'r sPseaf9n no
81 he property ca be seen 81 our otee.
- =, hs etv Of Richmoni vii taken Ia exchange
- o. ~ GODD-N APPERsON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

70 MI, fraI Ha8 . o4. Of ,hs sne Of Virginia:

To Mr.. Francs SWtN,
a non resident OF TIE Safe OF NiTg MIA;
shy ill n1d IA shall proeeei AZ LNnJ.'ts
d.v 81 MARCH ls6t between the hours Of sunt Sc an
=, "a or n. Jay the d-POTu1ns oi x T. a. DIX aao
~, - 10 be read IS evidence my beh-l The he tlg OF
tin sult n ,auty dvpsniug Ia the Circuit Cour o -
civ OF Sd hmou = wherein an plaintiff and you are aelenleh'
ana furt notify hat snau prlcesu n &c Sn Jay
RCH 1864 atth- ohe OF Eiwsrd T. Ce1nu IN w -
- ~ 50 ,onI betsesa h1us e A. NJ and r NJ o.
80 as, p.m- ~ take The cepOsulrs ti "a" D. Asaa'
ohs, also read a. Ell 4en'e in ms hAi "a IN same SUI
And f ON said expeditions are ot tesah or DC
- 49, - ot pl-t-d ~ me times and places above men
tssI - t.xins Of ths same VII be ucu-d from Tine 10
d.. :. Az be necessary, the COZ Peied
a'4e' - ~ ~ "A. DIX
p..A-.-s. Il, qsh 1ssi-u4H BY his Al rnry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
AYAsKrE NEGao CANA V.cksburs correspondents

4 YANKEE NxGao CANA Vcksburg correspondent
writes:
Any o1e who looks e. large map OF til, Mississippi
river. notice, ia below VlcAsbarg, an immense
bend, enclosing spice of the shape OF borse shoe,
with the heels pinched close togtter. Government has
taken o.session Of the properly, and is to establish
camp for the collection and employment Of negroes.-
At hs of tbs peninsula, lees than mile across,
an entr nchm.nt will be throEn up aud suitable guard
OF negro oops will b. ke2: to defend the place against
euerllas
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nIIIa RIIHnrID.

The House bill to amend tn, act in ielaion to the
receipt of counterfeit Treasury notes by public ohcers
and the House bill to fix the rank, pay AMI allowances
of adusnts of re gneats and bat aions severay
taken up, considered and rel tcied
The bill introduced by Mr.. SIHNIs, for the estao-
isbment and regulation Of territorial commands IN the
army, was next taken up, c9n4dered and rejected.
ALABAMA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD.
The bill introduced by Mr.. sMAIWELL, TO authorize
the issue Of certain bonds in payment fer iron i'm
pressed, to the Alibama aud Florida Railroad, was
taken up, discussed, amended and passed-yeas a.
nays z.
On motion of Mr.. SEEAES, the Senate resolved into
secret executive session.
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MILITIA BILL.

being decided In the ssm,tiys, On h further otios.
the bill was laid upon the table.
MILITIA BILL.
The bill to reorgauizs the militia of the State bepg
the order of the day then taken up, some further
amendments made, when,
On motion of Mr.. TAYLOR, the Ssrate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
aps lean ,. found At the Examiner once this evening
A. oud any one de,lre me-"

TTHE SECOND LECTURE in the series by
~. ~ M LyyprsS viii te eiyere before ne Aouns
N,pt Chriian Association, FNDAf eY Ll1g neNL lns
sstt Al Z O'Clock 90 second BaPtsi Church. corner 0
sbi. u rouadlngs Of the Holy City, Including 6e'nssNne
hs Mut of on es BethAay aad Bethlehem VI tsh' 10 one
Of the Eieit converts % the world ,,,
Fesss a. 9, be had at he Book Sores and ne door
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

was only woman ea-tD, how very c-iminsy
gully cid bachelors With tie void full of pretty
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

The House me. at IL o'clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr..
Hume.
Gr JONES' OF Tenn, moved to suspend the call oil
the States and receive reports from committees, but
withdrew the motion to allow,
BILLS, ETC.. INTRODUCED.
Mr. DARGAN, of Ala, presented a memorial from
the Clerka ia the Post Office, st MObils askiOg for an
increase of pay. The memorial was referred to the
COMMITTEES on Post Offices and PJst Roads.
Mr. INGRAM, OF Ga, introduced bill to continue in
the SCI vice OF the Confederate States certain persons
therein named. Referred TO the Committee on Military
Aft irs.
Mr. JONES renewed the motion TO suspend the cal OF
the States, which was lost.
Mr. HOLDER, Of hiss introduced bill to repeal the
laws al owing commutaton for forage room rent fuel,
g. not actually needed by officers of the army ana Tor
other purposes. Rfrred 10 the Committee OF Mill
tary Affairs.
Mr. VEST, Of No, introduced bill to declare Ger
tain pers ons therein named citizens of the Comic derae
States Rele red TO the Jld ciary Cymnlttee.
MrHANLY, of Ark introduced a bill to proside Tor
the cleo ion of Representatives in Congress, fom the
s ate OF Arkansas. Referred TO the Commits,e on
Elections
Mr. GOODE Of Va introduced bill ent tied en- act
10 amend an act regulate impressmens. Referred TO
the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. SIMPSON, of O., presented memorial from
the officers OF the 5sh gment O. South Caro1s troop
asking Permission TO Ieorg4nize for the war APpro-
piattly referred
Mr. B0UDINoT. OF the Cherokee Nation, presented
a memorial OF W. P Adair praying relief from certain
Hahit es Referred.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

Am. ,.s.ossof ths brides father in Prince mia SOAR
sist in,t bv Rev Il L. Daouey. y y,
VIILF1nd RDW1ED CRY, o. r. tmona.
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TpW,D. A. POLLARD.
J,nu,rr q,
RICHMOND ExAMISER OFTloE, !
January -, lse4. }


Cd C. DeJlrneas: .,,..u a, Mr. Daniel a note
sho,t M article What, sir DO yol 49, ~ hs news.
tempu Il co1ductq You kaOE tha am a al me article
f t..t ~. eh.rgs OF ecal clluun lh y. - 49,
n, ,hst eou nm AMI you Snd al ,tneis Iii . -
"a mr., M that 1. va Who " mice concern
NJ Dani.l bot what you knew utl ~. A.
him - shu x act GU hAd ~ Se st - N h. SHIELD
gsnier.n Won met 10 the stree Ale 49, y, IL, b-n
-',.l. Tor Mr.. P0llards wing q has t1su
\ -. ~ Won a distinct eXpanAgo1 OF ~ n. -
-. st.t a 10Y sole and exclusive properly W 'Ie
=. -, - . = ~ o,p .iion satisfy you why hS1e you
-, s---s nv Ist e. dare you Nrl'e 70 ely ~
- - .grq aes IN l crate. obscure, oehluou-Paee
@ ~, n vho cannot SPELL Who writes ABOUT
y -, v,sng''-presune 70 pas an honts' tnAn 20
,t vs Are yoa o. stupid a. 70 suppose MAJ you 'A
~. i eyssi5l doEn ne throat Of any oet ol9s e
NJ ,Fs s,y oe else sye that you are sot asol1s @
b sns sb ut ny ar isle, while pref nens " 80 -,
80 anoth en- auemAn, whom you 90 70 of se t,,S
49, von k1ov he al hing - do WIN ne -etteL =
-, a. h place where many persons write Inc -
49,, ~ can Be- ascertaue1 Esc1 ii -
TorSs Til, the truth and common sense OF -, A.
- -. ..f.bts,st 10 gs It tu your coa'enleuoS "
- nj Y nay select for adve sAry oae ~uoul
ySu have IN ascerAnsd MOI he one who hAs H 49, ~
-, - 49, - no me p-ep0servus pre.ence oi
rp,,s n. for QUAR-. els Ga xhcA has no parry anu "
d, nd dsrsnL bu, your shRloE deVc' eAA -, -
it IN A. ip Tue veil il, 10 you give ne iuf-leI
..oo. .nl in nury you ben- ath che ulAuy OF you
in nea- Of YOU wIhrg any third party % ~ 81
thst concerns M sonal honour. II you have any
nv article lee me hear II have done you - a.
r-B,ir Il Or shs you; will not vhls hve a,N ~,
h ia any other mAa responntl' TO- "e' " " ~
nswsrab.e fJr bis acts
WE A. POLLARD.
aP.s lean be found At The Examiner once this evening
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

NhJ Ill be Sold at auction, at our office, WED-
w NEsDAY tie I7sh day OF IeSru,ry, 1866 90 share
stock In the Fsrmers' Bank Ct FincasIe ,,s-pa.,o
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

rEHE st:amer City of Petersburg, will leave
Il this pot for Petersbus TO-DAY (rhund-y 2sh, one
ossS. The slsaHef viii receive fREiGHf uLte h. above
hour. W. IL. PLkAsAN1S,
jA26-1f Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
CoNFEDERA TIE STATES CONGRESS.
THrRD SESSION OF FIRST CONGRESS-
SENATE.
MILITARY COURTS.

WEDSHsDLr, jan 81, 1854.
Prayer by the Rev. J. @. McOABI of the EPsc' pal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
"YANKEE PRISONSI"
A LECTURE


A LECTUREl
EOR the Benefit of the
(StAford's HrtgAde,) A. n. v
ps,psrl Si BRJAD sTREEr a. l. CHURJH, (Asv Dr. Dun
SAA' raURsDAY, JANUARY IS, a. ~ Pm
Tickets q be had ~ toe Beok sofeS
- ADJF AND INsPEJT0E 6ESEE1I's OFT.E,
RoH~oAD Va, Jan. %, 1904. Z
s.sE.AL Damn,
L ParaETaph W. General Orders No. current SERIES shsreby
IN E1r,iuz osc.rs vii proceed sApdy practicable In
the enrolment al persons made liable 20 military service
Previous enroent eonscfp = All suea persons WI DC -
,s TIE company selected service oa.,hs 18Th April
m. somo,py selected is a, ,hs time OF luaseering
al No psTn made na6s 70 service This order win be
ermhted b ain viii assigned 70 eomoany which has
IL ee nom The state o. vhca oonscrPs
raen shA the minimum numosr Prsicoed BY resalA
an Uoop the company being lslec.ei the volunteer VII
esve from enrolling officer raosse 70 me eject lhA DC
has ansers volunteer vii be received IA any CON-
pAny except sush csrtueate ,.,
Ill fan 20 make seeo lon 70 e
sons Of Order a. s time Of Enlistment VA De Asnsa
I'M ers h con aAnd OF companies suhozd under this
order 20 receive eonseps VIOLA eers E sSnd 70 ns
r without such roll sho Ing that hey do not
exceed sixty psate there VII not be assigned any SON
''''p' By command Of the Secretary Of War.
,.QT-iU Adjt and Imp. Gsn1
HEADQ'Rs, UEP'F " nENklCU,
RICHMOND, Nov. t. 1858
tEErNAcfl.
SPECIAL ORDERs,l
y n 70 Sispss % Instructions nom The A. and General
th fnopg rspubshed for The Information OF Al con-
'sfnso' ADPF AND NsPR GENERALs OEFIoH
ROHnoSD, April IN. 1855
ExrRAcnl
SPECIAL ORDERS,
-,sisr General II. Winder Is hereby directed 70
- i,nrseS,ste enquiry and report without delay;
regiment and corpe OF Al commissioner
-. ~ theleugth dime eAeh has been In me cry.
"a n - Csc hs require Of ne leaVe ~ when
a. sr h aossnt his proper command or stuonea N
80 = ,,nV on he By which be was put upon tpty
NR Whseyer ID appears that onicer n Lot rguay IN
,5 III u be cent forthaiih 70 his proper command ana
- go rpoed 70 once for further action OF ths depart
n'n~ BIZ command Of Secretary Of Ws5 ,,,,,s
NeN'-' ASH Adit Gen
lh she orders, al on 'ers arrvag N we
- - boss n duty In This city (Uho have n9t aeoy eN
- IN rSooT 10 person, without delay, - these
e. order Of BusAdiss General Joas =; ~ A Cen
~ J. w. Pk6hAh, A. ~ NeN-
% i9--n
VOCHI ,BAL-
~ 100 pounds oOshnea-
q OM 80 D.. Gun Arabic, for sale By D,-v,,
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n. u. SOMERVILLE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
TWELFTH STREET,

TWELFTH STREET,
RICHuoSD Va,
WILL attend to sales Of all kinds OF MIR
w cuANpuE PnopUcK PsJvslSs arc, and rsspss NY 20
urit e,rarnnsnt " =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

S100 A GALLON for the same KIND 81
DlOO Lq1or hat jupiter AID Juno drink
Por sal, by GEORGE A. WEED,
Tan Qs-fts NO. o. Main b. eet
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REPORT, IRoN COMMITTEES.

MrGARTRELL from The Committee on the Judiciary,
reported back iAvoraby the bill anendaoTy OF an act
providing for mode Of authent eating claims for money
againt government OF the Confederate States, no:
otherwise provided for, approx August 80th, 1861
The bill was ordered to third reading aud passed.
r.peaa so much of the said act as requires the At
toruey General TO report to Congress that class OF
cllims.
Mr. GARFIELD, from the same committee, reported
fyofsby on the joint resolution from the Senate in
relation TO the salaries Of the judges of the District
Courts Of the Confederate States for the State OF Vir-
gina. The resolution prov es that the act OF The
Provisional Government shall be construed so that the
sal rs OF sad judges shall be Inc tbos3 OF the
Judges OF the highest judicial officers OF the several
st les in Nhch they are resd nts. The General
Assembly Of Virginia having fixed this salaries OF the
highest State judges at IS 0O0 tie resolution gives
District Judges she same salary.
The resolution WAS taken up for consideration, aud
supported by Messrs. GARTRILL HTsEELL and GARLAND
a. d opposed by hessrs. JoSEs, BALDWIN, CLARK GAL
THIR aud Ewing.
Mr.. EWING, of KJ., moved to recommt the resolu-
ton to the committee, with instructions to report en-
amendment making an increase of salaries for limited
time as if increased without limitation, tn Constitu
ton prom bitshe reduction If their sssries when the
currency sha be so far restored as to justify smailer
salaries
Mr. BALDWIN of Va, moved to amend the amend
ment OF Mr.. EwING, by ustructrg the committee to
inquire whether al OF said judges have been nominated
to the Senate AID confirmed according to the require
ments OF the Constitution.
The SPEAKER ruled tie amendment TO the amend
meD as not germane the subject and GU. of order.
Mr. BALDWIN said he did not wish 10 vote for an
ncreae of salaris to Judges If the tenure Of office
of any oil them depended the N Of the President,
and 'theJ lad not been renominatei and conf med
as the Constitution required, and appealed from the
decIon OF the Chsir.
HILTON, of Fla, moved to lay the appeal on the
table, which carried.
Mr. GARDENHIER, of Tenn. called the question,
and the amendment offered by Mr.. ESnG, was re-
jected.
The question on the passage of the resolution was
then ordered and Mr.. HElKTL demanded the yeas and
nays, which resulted follows Yeas 81 nays 81 So
the resolution was passed.
MORN BILLS.
CHAMBERS of Miss, Introduced bill 10 au-
thorze the President to establish additional Military
Courts. Referred.
Mr. NILES, OF s O., Introduced bill 10 punish theft,
marauding paging and robbery by persons CONNECTED
with the armies OF the Confederate States. Referred.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28
MORN BILLS,

Mr. CHAMBERS, of Mss., Introduced a bill 10 su-
thorize the President to establish additional Military
Courts. Referred.
Mr. NILES of s O., Introduced bill 10 punish theft
maraudng, pagng and robbery by persons count ctea
with the armies OF the Confederate States. Referred.
On molten OF Mr. JONES, the House then went into
secret session on the unfinished business.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Rh = AhI

aHarrm
ucit olusgnn-nts
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE = ARD
DANAWAY from the subscribers, on the
III IS Jay 81 .nu ~, 1854 woman named Nj
a ~ black Womaa With ul head on hAr long anu l'A
=, a has berl tsksn paia with o. about - "a Yeas
NJ a, "a chased Joseph Brun OF henn no. uC
~, he holidays ard Is thought s1e Is max as ne, "a
A. sb nd or Prtefsolrg shs ret at her IN w he
4, ,m.u u1-r Sic fai purple ciuoa 'Aasouis ICY
add striped cotton dress and a'~erei CALEB aie's Az
agrsy jssng % JACKET IN, -. "a. -y,,yy -.,.tva5
- "a of ons IA bred dollars all be ID isr her ashNeS
70 u.s. Or s'naasa ID any JAM W O a J. NJ. PAGE,
Ss-tsvle, Abvn RE Co, W
NOTICE-Dehnquen Consumers OF Gas IN
~ M,aros Ward hsreoy nodhsd mas 81 Iaey an 70 pay
a., %, b Ia before the u oco <. r NJ to-day
49, T be dealt VIII according % the requirements
49, ,,r, extract ffou ordnance concerning the "a
works: ~ 81 ,crs q, .,,
SBv An ordinance passed BY the Council MAY oh le5 any
hu - nam NM d next arr taai on "neA %
ss15 tbs Az rto shall notify supernten eat vao s =
a. frsr Be a. premises In respect 70 Nih ~
dssau sts and paid within FFrEES DAfs nse per cent
viii atdvi original amount OF ne ol' anu " aN W
PA''' ~ ~ P " RALSrON, for
t.so q, T. b Harms o, Autitnr
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A GARD.


,,c,rou vas mNde In your paper yeIss,u,y ~ y.
n porting be ocpes ~ pes "a 49,, nj =
~ ~ pablo ,tJn there vas omitted l-.St $500, n
tsfrsn meal essential par. ~ jssties 10
.1 NUT therefore Request a. uslte - ov
$3.50 a. Al me fActs Of the case nat you WI Fu0
otths lsttersEhlch hereto annexed
Your ooedea' ''i'An7 TDW'D A. POLLARD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

DURE WHISKY AND BRANDY.
Il In store and for sale lot Of very a1e old whist
aud Brandy A. 4. srohs''
j,2I-8w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

VOCHI nal
~ 100 pounds oOehineal.
Tor Up. DUvAL
q " = 90 D.. sun Arabic for 'al' By p DuyEL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-28

nRIED PEACHES.
IL sTsses Rice
A o. u Dried Peaches, Beans AM Peas.
eorxhus, Gotten Rope and Cotton.
New Bacon ana Lsrd.
NJ U. Grape blackberry Wine
Jopiter whsksy and Apple Brandy.
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