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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

FOUND DROwHED.-The body of Capt. B L. Morgan,
Of the steamer Paul captured at Yicksburg, taken
rom the Canal assr the packet Office, yesterday
Ing, about eleven o'clock. Captain Morgan was from
AsmPhis, Tenn He lsh the spOtsWOOd Hotel in this
city abOu. The lst Of March instant and bis appearance
would seem that he had been in the water since that
time Nothing known Of the particulars of bis DEATH
Il Is however, than probable that being little
acquainted with the city, he walked into the canal
basin some dark night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GENL's oPRIoE, I
RICHMOND, Va, March 10, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS,
ohcerS on inspection duty while travelling under the
date OF the War Department. vi. Be allowed their
10 lieu OF el quarters and forage Each
certified BY the ocer receiving the payment and
H. Paragraph 1866 General Regulations not construed 10 al.
certain commanding ocers grant themselves leave They
win absent themselves nom their commands Without authority
from this Office
Ill Paragraph no. General Regulations, hereby revoked
Nor win the OF post grant leave 10 ooer with
out permission t obtained from the general commanding the
army department In which the post may be estsbhed
prohibiting from deachng officers and ordering them duty
for assignment other commando beyond the limits OF their
once The transportation allowance Of ofcer detached
ordered without previous authority VIII be charged 10 the
officer giving the order
captured organizations will be temporarily assigned, BY the
commanding the department In which the troops have been
serving depleted 10 the Service 1uch other
duty commanding general direct To this end Is will
be The duty Of the officers Of the Consumption In the sew
In which the have last served such Officers and soldiers
be hereafter absent duty on account OF
VI Paragraph General order No. IS, (ouens ssrs' thus
amended:
Of the Department viii be careful 10 endorse
thereon paid and the time for which they have been
PAID returning the same 70 mem Tor oehVey 70 tne company
comm Andeis. -
DIbusng officers will ale with receipts given BY soldiers thus
cordng prescribed form, dated and subscribed By the officer
commanding company that the station OF the company
sss b. n. Ocsr as due from tie records Of the company
VII Under General Order No l49 S6S0 the inspector Gene
chasing Geld transportation for the army His officers and
agents win be interiered With BY either officers soldiers
when engaged In eiIchsrging that duty.
VIII Persons liable 10 conScpton, who have Joined COM
the local special SERVICE will be turned 70
rolling officers for assignment TO companies In the general
vice.
TX following published supplementary 70 the schedule
Of cost Of arms parts Of arms and
forth In General Orders No 1885, Aduant and Inspector Gen
erals ONCE, December Sd, 1858:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

HEEROosr ROBBED.-on Saturday night Mr.. Andrew
Johnstons hen house on his premises corner OF OH
and Leigh streets, invaded and robbed OF seven
teen hens AID rooster, leaving "not wreck behind
Thieves abound in this neghhOrhood but chickens DO
notthe latter having been nearly all swept away by the
former. As long as any remained rObberies were Of
nightly occurrence We wish they would stea some Of
the goats and dogs which have increased IN number as
other domestic animals have disappeared.
REcEIvsD AT THE CAsrLE.-W. r Bryant and w. r.
Rover privat,s in the 6lst Virginia Regiment, were
received at Castle Thunder yesterday en- route to serve
oui a term OF penal servirudc imposed upon them by
the sentence of court martial before which they were
found guilty OF desertOn The terms Of their sentence
require that they be kept hard labor on Notifications
with ball and chain attached to their legs, for twelve
months. Should peace lme in the meantime, We pre-
sumo the unexpired time OF tnes term will be re-
mitted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
flag OF TRUCE.

It reported Saturday that another Aag of truce
boat had arrived at City Point telegram received
from there subsequently states that no boat had arrived
The rep9r originated from the appearances in the river
OF gunbOai.
Another dag of truce boat is expected soma time
during the Week-pObaby not before the latter 1T
with another lot Of prisoners for exchange.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
ADJUFANF AND INsP'R aENL's OFFICE,
RfnunoHn Va March al 1874

RICHoHD, Va, March, III, 1854. .
GENERAL oRDERs,l
No. &c.
Special attention directed Goth Article Of War and
Paragraph SIT Army Regulations, requiring the proceedings Of
martial orders repecag the sentences Of
such courts TO be transmied S0i much egpsdon as
practicable to the War Department The observance Of these
rules especially In capital and trials Affecting the commits
ocs also paragraph s4 Of the reeuls Ions prescribe
Ing the OF making and securing the court record
enjoued upon all concerned .s
Every martial recordwhlch should be kept distinct and
separate each be endorsed with the name rank
description OF the the court by which he r led
which should added the action the reviewing oce
confirming daPpOvng the sentence, duly attesd BY his
signature. By order,
(6igned) 3. O00oZR,
mh92-iW Adjt and Inspr 6eA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
ERONNORTRERR HLRqNLA.

Advices from Northern Virginia, yesterday, report
that the YANKEE army Is falling back from the Rapidan
to the Rappahannook If this be so, it win probably
occasion an advance or other change Of our own lines.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

You've LADY, living In the vicinity of DAnVle pre-
ssnted trooper from Southern State with a service
able sword, wisb ths charge to run it through Beast
Butler.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

O4PL W. W. BLAcKTOAD. Of the Engineer corps, has
been promoted Major Of the lst Regiment Engineer
troops, authorized by act Of the last Congress.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
DEATH OF MAJOR JULIEN CUNNING.

Another victim 70 this unrigAteous war aud The bar
rous policy our enemies have heretofore pursued in
reference to the exchange Of prisoners has been offered
up in the person Of Maj Julien Cumming, Of Augusta
Georgia, who died at JohnsOns Island on the sh inst
after prOracted sickness supeFnducsd by his long i'm
prlsonment His remains were ioFWasd,lt' our lines
by The last flag -ouuce boat from City Point and were
Deposited il their native soil, BY thOss who attended
him in his last sickness and soolhed his last moments
From early youth Nej Cumming was noted Ter biz
great promise During the Presidential campaign that
Immediately preceded the present struggle, he was
chosen the Hector for the Douglas ticket for the Au
susta District and added largely his AREA iy enviabls
repu alton az eOgent reasOner and ready s<tsmpOrs
speaker On the breaking out Of the var, be vOlun-
tsered his Services and Aduant Of the 4slh Georgia
Rgment participated in the principal battles fought
ana won on the soil Of the Old Dominion. At Gsttys-
burg he was taken pIiOner aud removed to JoAnsOns
Island where his life was terminated before recorded.
Cut Of ere he had scarcely crossed the threshold Of
existence he gave promise had he survived Of ranking
among the galaxy Of ilustriOus NAMES that have added
lustrs 70 the Empire State Of the South"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

THE HoLsTOS BRDGE.-The new bridge across the
HOstOn, at Knoxville, has been Anished. IL Is near
one thousand feet in length and built alive weeks
BY the Yankees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

sUsscAEs whose papers marked Wth oOH yin under
sand hst heir Of Subscription aboutto sEPEe and VII
remit pFOnplly 4 hey wish their papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

NOV READY =
In THE SECOND NUMBER OF THE AGE.
II articles selected from late European
Periodicals and due proportion OF Original Articles
Oonen Twin Beotres; French Conquest Of Mckee, All In
the Wrong Tanner Tanned Savage Archipelago; Shot
and She'll Great Bohenis; damster and Gambling Houses
Paniainm Editors Table; Literary Miscellany Making
volume Of so pages Of reading matter.
Pdce-engs number 81 subscription for months ~ for
For sale 1t the agency George BdgOod le Main street. and
- ''-'' EARNEST LAGARDE 4 co., Proprietors.
Once Oh street, between Franklin and Grace,
nhQq-iv Over the old Central News" Depot.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
RICHMOND WING.

TEaNs-DlnT, year. $50 SiE months. SIS Arss months
ts. ROr less period, "a per month.
sEs-EUnT,l year. eco; ak months, $40 No subscription
received iSZ less than SIX months.
Ws.S z tiO, az nOushl Is. No subscription received
or ICES de- months.
RsRiitAnees az max Of he subscrIbsE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

TIE CAPiURE Of Yankees at sniekersville. LOudOuR
county last week, was made BY Lieut.. Gibson, Of Co.
A, oh Va. Cavalry, with seventeen men Of Captain
Bruce GibsOn's company and two of MOs6y's men.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

EIsHIY YASKEE we're captured in EAs, Tennessee
during the recent advance Of Gen. LOr grse and have
been forwarded TO Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

A SOLDIER, writing from the Army Of Northern Yir-
Enis says a number Of Lineoln's Amnesty PrOclAmA-
ton have been found in the camp Of bis brigade. At
least bushsl we're found on Of the picket OupOss
he adds Taey will only strengthen the determination
Of our soldiers to submit to the calling yoke Of
Yankee tyranny and oppression"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

Found AT LAsr-The remains Of the late Raw h.
B. s~is6er, Of the HolstOn Conference, who was
drowned in the HOstOn river at ZollioOsr in Deem
Der last we're found last week fifteen miles below
where he met his sad fate.
A was crossing the river, in canoe, and saw
what seemed to be shoe, lodged among some drift
wood, under water, and upon examination discovered
the body Of the drOWnsd preacher. Both the body
and clothing we're in remarkable state Of sOuudness
The paper money upon bis person was scarcely wet it
being tightly bound in a laathern pOekstOOOk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

Tax WREAr PRospEcE-The Rlleigh Confederate
says; "We learn verbally and from Que exchanges
that the prospect Of the wheat crop is encouraging
The late rains have brought it out wonderfully, aad
farmer told us the other day that the prospect
good now as ia usually at this season Of the year"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

THREE HUNDRED SLAvEs, ssnt from PttsyvAniA county
to work on the Notifications at RichnOud will remain
only thirty days after which they will be sent to Dam
vile for the same purpose. So says the DanVils Reg
ister
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

NOTICE.-On account of the new Currency
Bill which goes Into Operation the April next vs
give notice to all who hold checks drawn upon
either Of the Banks that they must them
soh Inst for payment other they WIN have pay
ment In the present currency bonds ic he
Banks may elect upon which they drawn.
All persons 70 whom indebted requested come
ward before the 18th ns and receive the due sm
otherwise ve-wil pay only In the present currency.
mhn-2swuA oHAs. T. W0kTHAM 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

TIE FRUIr CRoP NOT KILLED.-The Columbus (Gs.)
Times says; A gentleman extensively engaged In the
culture of ehOies fruit, expressed the opinion in our
presence yesterday that the peach crop has not be
seriously injured by the late frost aud cold weather.
He is of opinion that this delicious fruit was not sum
Gently advanced 10 have received any serious injury
There no qaesliOn at all that the weather has been
sufficiently cold to kali, but hope rests in the fact
that the young fruit had not formed to such extent
a. 10 be ssriously affected"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
BY aoDDIN APPERsoN, Aust'n.
AND ATTRACTIVE LAND

andHoMEsTEAD FOR eALE-At the request Of the eerqu
st and BY authority the deed creating tue trust ha
on THURSDAY sis day OF March, 1854 At II o'clock Of
ar without regard gWeaiher tract ofland In me county OF
Hanover, lying both sides Of Richmond nedenekipur
and Potomac Railroad between Richmond and Asnan9 ana
about miles from the latter place. and one mile from Asny
Tarnout 1900,
The tract contains about onehlrd OF which clear
ed the balance being well wooded and having upon some good
pine and The land has not been Improved but Is
suscepble high degree Of improvement and being near
Richmond and Immediately The raoad could be very fea
There are on he premises good hamed dwelling house. re
centy erected with and passage on each noor and
double veanda 'front.' and similar one IN the rear
Kitchen with three excellent quarters two with nree
each all having brick chmneys ieehouse which
full ce barn. eornhouse stables for horses and cows and
two wells water both Of which well bcked up The
place 10 we'll watered and well drained aud enclosed
The title the land Il believed 10 be perfect but selling as
trustees only convey with special warranty Possession
Of the house within ten from the day Of sale
and the purchaser upon the land Immediately for The
purpose Of hgming operations - a.
cash, and the balance In one and two years
(equa paymen by deed o. trust The premises or
ali cas preferred by purchaser The taxes for 1854 be
paid by the purchaser. a,
uavmsnt L. b. PRICE,
BENZ. POLLARD,
mh25-td Trustees for Mary X. Thornton
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
oPUoE OF R. Il. MAURY co.

N0TICR,
DERSONS holding checks drawn by us, must
2Sth March, inst - .
must be presented at counter for payment before si
hey Will be paidn the old currency or In the
new at q discount OF 80 ID per cent
Depcstos Will Instruct Us what disposition shall be made Of
balances at their credit We viii invest the per cent Gov
eminent Bonds convert into the currency a. they NAV
elect n n Nanny a 90 -
March II. lse4-2tsw d4c isiMsg. 40" W.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
TELEG RIA PHI IO
Raportn o. 10 Prom Aaaoaiatior.

AabcIt1 - NAe AAeAH AnSC~ANsAcA-s
Entered aesorng 70 ct Of Congress the year 1865 BY J.
faAsHKR osrEs ooe OF tho District OoH OF the Con
edTRte states for the Northern District OF georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DRkSONS holding our checks or claims
against Of any description, present them for uay-
ment before the 26t q March, 1884 they be paid In Con
defate cent bonds In the present currency or IN
the new currency discount OF third to
Us may prior 70 That date quids their ndebsdne the pre-
sent currency at par thereafter the currency Win be
required.
mhls-2avistsp GoDIN APPRRson,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, O. s. A.,
RIoHMoSD, March IL, 1864. I
THE FOLLOWING DEP0SITARIES ARR

RIcHMoSD, March IL, 1864,
THE FOLLOWING DEP SITARIES ARE
Il established for
FUNDING TREASURY NOTES
In the State OF Virginia:
O Emore Treasurer; Maury Co., Lancaster 4 Co..
Bank Of the Commonwealth, Richmond
james Gibson, Abingdon.
O Gardner ohristianSburg.
W Blackford, Lynchburg.
John N johnson, DAnvle
A Kinney, Stanton.
Daniel Dodson, Petersburg.
N Taley, Ola kSville.
WB Vass, Pearisburg
Bank OF Rockingham HGrrisonburg.
We Yenabe, FarmvlIe
George Baker, Lexington.
d Pltzer, CASH, Salem.
Bank OF BootisVille, scottsvlle
Morrison, Wythevills.
P Abel, Charlottesville.
Conway, PttsylvanA O. h.
Burnside, Union
addition 70 above ouArtermastsr Of each army
corps authorized 10 receive and fund notes They the fol-
lowing:
Major Hartman, O. NJ, Orange O. H., nsut.-Gsnsrll 8
Major Field NJ Orange O. H. Lieut. General HIH'
corps.
Major Eizhdgh, O. NJ, Orange H, MAjor-esn. B
Major McLahs1, NJ, DublIn Depot. Va. MHOrssn. 0
Major EfsylOr n, Isut-Gsn. Longstrsets corps Morris
Major Ewing, NJ, Lieut. General Hoods corps, Dalton
Capt g. Patton, NJ, Major General H.rdsss sorps Dali
Capt 8 Norton, O. NJ Msor.-esnsral whsslas dIYiOn.
Capt v Young. ON. neuL-Gsnsra L. PoIks sIvidOn,
O. g. MEMmuaER,
mhle-tiH Score airy Of Treasury,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

Q1l0 CONFEDERATE TRrAsuRY Norris will
V1VO be exchanged for tobacco mzsr, rrossriss e
hass,. = , ,s.s0naSls Pdesi Broad street, isi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

NOTICE.
T'HE City Savings Bank having determined
Il TO wind lie Affairs, notice hereby given 10 iis Dspos
tors to come forward and withdraw their unds fhoss
who fall 10 do prior 10 2h March, 1884, are hereby notified
that the Bank viii then invest them In four
bonds for their benefit authorized act Of OonRre nader
the nrst section Oft recent currency blu.
By order OF the Board NJ AUGUsT
mha-eod US Cashier
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

oFFIoE RICHMOND PETERSBURG r. r. Co.
RICHMOND, Va, March 20, 1854.
NOTICE.
A I meeting Of the Board of Directors of
this Company, held Saturday the 18Th Instant the fol.
lowing resolution was adopted:
Rsotred That the Company pay the Confederate sats tar
ssss5ed BY the Act Of Congress approved I'm April 1859 on
the stock held BY private stockholders.
NV. WARRINGTON,
mnzo- zA"4r ...s Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

BIZ JAS. N. TAYLOR, Avoz's.
GALE OF STOCK, PROVENDER, DC.

WIN sold public auction, MONDAY TODAY. ssth Of
ne farm adisnng Mr. John Poel, the Williamsburg Turnpike
eonfsng Horses and Mules Provsnder, Hog Farming Usn.
70 mention. =.
TgBH-Cash.
ss "a &c take place without regard 70 vssthsr.
mn S'-n' JAs. n. TAYLOR, Luci.
80 WILL BIZ ADDED
10 me Above sAe 70 Cords sssonsd PINE WOOD more or
less 81 me sk and cost Of Timothy Kse Who has failed 70
comply WIN me terms o. former sale. JAS. n. TAYLOR,
nn., kuetousen
% NEGROES AT AUCTION.
~ Win sell - suction,
90 LIKELY NEGROES.
- ---ee---s-.- B. N. DAVIS 90.
~ ~. a u ~ Odd Ienovss Hall
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NITRE AND MINING BUREAU.l
se RICHMOND, March II, 1854. 4
IN and after the 25th day of March, and
" until the 18th day April 1884, ali paymsn yin be aus
pended At this oce and money except nsu us
Of O. 3. Treasury notes.
All outstanding claims sganst this department. made PRIOR 10
lat day Of hsrch. win be paid In the old issue. =
II. y RRARDON
mhii-dSH pbbuIsing onesr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

CULPHATE OF CINCHONA.-Ehh article
~ 10 one Of TIE prozmats prlncpla II Ppnvtan
In is properties 70 sulphate Of ouinPe ~ nav
Ior H. The price q go per ounce. for NE y .-. =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting ana stag. Manager. ,...s.....R osasn
MONDAY EyENINi, March rs. 1854.
az FIRST NIGHT IA
French Drama,
=.
Entitled
THE RAG PICKER;
TIE MYSTERIES OF PARIS.
s1NGTNG o
,ns E45 es
AND So
DANCING.
.SEw FAROE.
~ sscsrs your seats
During the day.
Ths Etsrnng actor,
Mr.. z. R.. DALTON, $50
IA. b.s. engaged for few nights and will shortly appear
III. Management assrOuI Of pleasing the public, has engaged
FULL AND COMPLETE >
g.. p.,ao,
MARIN ONIONS.
Who will ,h.r,ly appear in
Choice selection.
OtIAAS' @ & sF.
BURLErTAs,
1 BALLADS
TO-, 4o. &c, 30. -if1 -
The Manager takes great pleasure in informing the public mat
ha, purchased and will shortly produce the sterling lay In
I've acts, written BY Or. Broken, Of this city, entitled
PARLoR AND CABIN
TIE MASTER AND SLAVE.
Door open al 7; performance At precisely
nh2s-lt
TOBACCO.-l2,000 Pounds VIM. Greanor's
Il Black Twist TOBACCO warranted sound and Of The very
best quality suitable for export and Will be delivered 10 "m
s0 sss ~ FOR 'Aso s J.p. puvAL
HnApoRs, DEPT OF HENRIoo.
RICHMOND, Nov. is, 1868.
IurRAorl
sPholAL Oh 0RDhhs'
" In obedienes 70 instructions from the A. and General
The following order repubhed for the information Of al con-
ADJT AND INsPR GrNIRAL's olYIor,
RIcHrosD, April I,h, 1868.
SrDCI AI ORDERS q
Xxx Brgsder General John H. Wnder hereby directed 10
make INN sdiate enquiry and report without delay:
M The name rank regiment and Of all commissioned
oceru, the length Of time each has been In the city
"a IN each he will require Of the leave By which
e ooer from bis proper command or satoned Id
the city, copy the order BY which he was put upon
XXI Whenever appears that ohcer 10 not ghtfuiy In
Richmond WIN be forthwith TO bis proper command and
ment
tsiTpsd1 JOHN wITHERs,
Asst Adjt Gen..
In accordance with The above ORDERS all officers arriving In the
So viii report in person. delay, these headquarte
By order OF Bngadier General JOIN H. WnDn, comme
Dept. j. w. PEeRAM, A. A. Gen.
no 1o.-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

RO.REAx.-iO0IDE BerAu, for sal. ~ /, Duv., .
- hpuvAl.A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

LUBRICATION.
WE have been for some time making a most
w excellent article which a purposes OF grease
and be applied wagons carts any other purpose
Oh not required and others who require lubcahon
can be Bupped By .vvv
mh1o-oW BLAtk OhAmphhhAAt.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
NOTICES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
SPRCIAL NOTICE.

Parties indebted requested call 10 to-day and ssIs
Well bs cannot send them OUT and they hereby
that after IL Saturday the 2eh fnst the present
currency VIII not be received In payment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

0PPIoE LANCASTER 1 o0,l
ncanosD. March IL. 1854. (
NOTICE.
a LII persons having balances to their credit
on cur books must Withdraw them on or before the stat
Instant or receive payment after Tine In The hs
date CHECKS drawn By presented Al he bsnIs on
which they are drawn before the 2s,h March inst =
We will receive the present currency In PAYMENT At .or,t
due TO Us until the Sist instant after that al discount o.
S3H per cent , LANCIsTFp 4 10 "
mh17-dt1stApril S0'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
RICHMOND & DAsvILLr RAnloIp Co

RICHMOND q DANvILLK RAILROAD Co.
EE- AT meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors OF this Company held Feb. 21h 1874 the following reso.
uton was ordered 70 be Published In the papers this city
Reoioed That all person having against this company
be requested them for payment before the 2 Msrc
1854 and persons having checks OF this company drawn on any
nho-td J. d. BLAIR, Auditor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

In accordance with The above orders, all officers arriving In TIL
cE and those duty this city who have not already dom
o5 viii report in person. without delay at these headquarters
Bv order Of Brieader General JOIN Il. WNDER, Comm
Dech J. W. PEGRAM, A. A. Gen.
no lo.-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

DLACK TEA---fsf t1 ~ f.siss - tss.5
ID sOolba very fine Black Tea - \.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

TOBACCO.-l2,0OO Pounds VIM. Greanor's
Il Black Twist TOBACCO, warranted sound and Of The very
best quality suitable for export and will be delivered 10 Whining
~ 49, ~ '0' Up DUvAL.