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Evening star., 1864-05-03

. OOO HORSES WANTED.
War Depdnnasnt, Cdcdlry Bwedu,
OfH af Chief Qudstrmaster, )
Wdskinsto1, q. G, April u, l86l.S
One hundred and Fifty FIVE tsl55) dollars per head
will be paid for all
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next fifteen (l5l days at the
Government stables at Giesboro, D. G.
ssid horses to be sound in all particulars, not
less than aveN nor more than nine ~ years Ole;
built bride wise and Of size sufficient for cavalry
purposes.
yigidN enforced in ecsry particular.
RaymeH made on delivery Of ten e 20, and over.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief fouartermsster,
ap l2l5t Cavalry Bureau.
Evening star., 1864-05-03

Piano Tuner sAd Be pairer would rssnast. II
fully announce 70 HE frfends and the musicsl&
pubis generally that 6y lssyins their orders
Penn avenue ana Eth streets, they win 30 promnt T.
II and satisfactorily attended 70,
Orders ffom the country also attended 70 b. ad
drsssinG 70 WSAhinStsR Pcst Once. fe sms
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
obevine Orderr 10 the Letter.i

When the Yankees returned from Bottoms Bridge,
some weeks ago. after their futile eJrt to release the
prisoners in this city, toe infamous Colonel Spears
alghted at the residence OF We-knoWn family in New
Kent and demanded to sec the young ladies. Wien
they appeared he asked in bullying tone, any Ct
the negro soldiers had bsen there! The ladies replied
in the affirmative "Whst did they dor" inquired
Spears. "They stole everything they could lay their
hands ON was the answer. ''Was that all :" "No,"
said The ladies' "thsy used in presence such Ian
guAge as We never heard before, and hope never to
hear again" "Very WELL" said Spears, in tone ct
supreme eatsfaction they did their duty, and Obeyed
their orders to the very letter."
Think of this, citizens of Virginia. Il is no fc.ioD,
but weauthenticated fact. They obeyed their Or
ders to the very letter." At another house. Inhabited
by widow lady, these negroes acted cutrageously
tina; the LADY, beside herself With indignation, seized
stick and struck one of them with IT, The black rascal
Immediately hOersd her with blow the head with
the butt of his musket and left her for dead lying in
pool of her own blood. This also is & fact The un-
speAkab misery Of these ouragss that there seems to
be no remedy for them, or no disposition to afford it
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
aEcOssrfTVTIOElsTAFE RIGHTs.
RICHMOND WHIG.
FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. 90. 1894.
The North Desperate.

Audacity, Is at present the desperate policy political
ard military, of the toteriDg Lincoln dynasty. Bold
ness inlrspdty and fearlessness do not more char
scerEe il than impudeucs, esontery and presumpsa-
ousneS Tee motso Of DantOn, to "Dlrs, is attempted
to be pracced to avert his fate, the guinOne In the
poucal programme Of the Abolitonisss they seem to
calculate largely not only the utter helPlesness OF
all domestic sdversariss, but on an utterly deoased
stlss of the public mind at the North This Ia NEST
strongly US rated by the declaration that loyal sui
rage in dsoya ates oneleuth tina: Of 1860 can re-
model under certain PROVISIONS their constitutions and
restore them to ne UniOn the votes Of Federal soldiers
and negroes being authorized to effect it. raere may
he no sensiby le among the Northsrn masses on the
m iecs Of political and personal ght or the theories
of government. The hwless, tyrannical aud ruinous
actious Of their government may sometimes be talked
of lsmented and even protested against. Bat there
ssems to be no apprehension that these actions may
meet with any general condemnation or want Of prac-
tic support or OF their bling defeated by any popular
up.urnRg or revolution by force, however they may
threaten sabvsruOn only of the prime PIES, but even
the form Of the old government.
The same desperate policy Is manifested in their mill
ary OPERATIONS B1untss lsvshly offered to faeii-
ute recruiting. SSarulnB aufahoeS, FauhuHS '"0 ~
wonderful accomplishments, far surprising the uphill
march o. the Dake OF York with his twice ten thousand
men both in their hmcriy and want of Performance,
are repeated 10 various quarters TO divert and re- assure
the Northern masses.
But IT. action, We regard by no means hopeless or
even distant az tbs North. PfOtraosed, o5stnats re-
sstance at the South would of itself occasion lnguO'
A. it is already producing from hOpeessnesa of cur
speedy ubjagatiOn Bat Southern victories this Sprpg
at ended with financial collapse, now threatening and
which would assuredy be thus precps:ei and the e1
element OF the Presidential election, would infAlliby
occasion an internal shock that would eliminate In wide
spread revolution, and perhaps result in anarchy. An
tcpatng such caiAstropbes, We see 1t stated by
his New York correspondent of London paper,
tlas ".here are eminent and thoughtful men, and
lot in insignificant. numbers they dared appear who,
poweress 20 Arrest the onward march Of the laundering
multitude TO ruin, have prayed for salvation TO come to
the North by Southern victories or foreign Intervention
Or anything that Will bring the war to close IN any
Eayn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
L.ata Arrangements.

Il in admirable keeping VITA that Difference for the
general opinol aud that desire to preserve harmony
ia abranehes of the public service, that have 80 sig
lily characterised the Executive department Of the
Government that General Bragg has been assigned to
duty az the seat of Government charged with the
conduct Of military operations in the armies Of the
CSufederacy, IN place of General Lse. When man
fails in an inferior position, il Is natural and charitable
% conclude that the failure is due TO the inadsquAey Of
.be task 70 his cApActie aad wise to give him la ger
sphere for the proper exerton OF his abilities IL FOR
example, General has shown himself incompetent TO
The command of a single army and the conduct Of mill
tary operations within limited area, IL Is logical and
right 10 Try him with the command OF armies and the
IN nAgemeut of operations Wthou: Limit. So too, Whsn
uaa has dOae we'll in hgl position iii the best posi-
Die proof that he would do better in inferior one, and
4. becomes duly at once to reduce lin. Al'ssnsible
men, therefore, see the propdsy of eeVaDg Bragg and
covering Lee. We ars surprised that contemporary
81 pd have thought is worth while msndon that this
proceeding has not only the approval Of General Lee,
out also OF Generals Johnston and Boanregard. The
country would have inferred as much, as is has been
/ ug understood that the President does no hing with
5u: consul ing these distinguished leaders, especially tie
st named Since, however, these little revelations
nave been considered 1T 20 be uAd3 are happy 70
ave /. in our power to add that while the Generals
named simply approve there others who are inex-
pressibly delighted, among whom We may mention
Generals Polk, Brsekinrdge, Buckner, CheathAm For
rest and the dozsn general officers aud the whole reg
m-nt Of field officers whom General Bragg thought it
would be necessary to remove from the army he com
mAaded before it would be of any account. We may
AID tha. We have reason to believe that the appoint
meat OF General Bragg to conduct the military opera
tons of the armies o. the ConederAcy would have bten
lrer made and anoounced-Ehils Congress was inses
s1n, for ins,Ance-but for the great Anxiety Of the
Pess:dlnt to confer with General Pdee before taking
the STEP This, of course, required time is hardly
necessary for to add that tie rumor that Gen. Penn
bsr.en has been made Secretary of War ia withGu ut
foundation General P. has thus TAR failed in only one
e,npagn and cannot therefore be considered as having
Wln bis way to the highest military honors. Bsidss
We havs reason hink the prescott Sscrstary OF War
Is everything the President would have him be.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
RroWnloN Below.

lis reported that PArsOn BroHnloW Is dead. o. the
strength Of this report contemporary accounts for the
late excessively cold Weathsr, there being demand
down below for al the heat we had up here. Az the
weather has turned surprisingly warm, We may infer
that ownlOw is in light blaz, and serding up
hel. than thousand t1r kiln4. o this ripciple we
may account for the otherwise unsccountAbe mdness
Of the present winter. The nyriads Of departed Yau
KEGS put into Old NCks furnaces during the last three
years have become fairly guted-hence the extraordi
nary heat this winter. II they not burnt cut before
next summer, what summer il will be. Whewl 1t
is well We laid in good stock of ice But We must not
be rreverent
Suppo;ing B,oWnlow to be down below, is il to be
expected that His Satanic Majesty will harm able q
coaJjutorP Not he. PArson BroWnlow would be high
in favor and get what he had befOre-a govern
ment Office. Would be be made Government Printer,
ana edit the official organ, become chief cook and
bottle wasbers HIS first bu.iness would be to order
rooms fer Lincoln, Seward and Butler with fresh beds
Of I've GOALS His mex: would be TO snAthemat:ze III.
Davi' and after that to write book denouDcing Seces-
sion. Lastly, he would preach q sermon the con-
necon between Satanic rule and the best government
the wo:ld ever saw" But he is not dead. The Old
Boy has too much use for him In the North.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
Britlsh Neutrality.

Toe Dublin "Irish Times" Of January lSh, esti-
mates that an amy of rs OOo At the very least has
besn recruited for the Federas in Ireland within the last
Two years." From other parts Of the British domn-
ioas arms and ammunition for the Of these recruits
has been obtained and the business stands to US prac-
tcay precisely as it would Great Britain had hired
10 the Yankee Government an armed and equipped
force Of $4,000 men, This has been done vita the iul
knowledge, and therefore by the permission tacit tr
oosn Of the British ministry, and especially OF Earl
Russe whose conscience in the matter Of neutrality
was so acuey touched at the thought of two unarmsd
vessels being constructed in British ship yard, for
the use presumptvey, Of the Confederate Government.
Such fact this needs no comment II viii be many
long year before it can be forgotten by the people Of
thsss Confederate sAee or to give character to
their leeaEs and guidance to their conduct towards
Great Britain.
Our Government should devise some means 10 stop
this foreign enlistment system If they believe that
England will take any active steps in that direction,
thew are much mistaken She has Two motives for con-
nvng at this systemhrst the destruction Of an eie-
ment which was to her source Of annoyance and
danger at hvms; and secondly, the giving greater
impulse to the war in this country with view to expe-
dite the grand asus Of mutual exhaustion from which
she hopes 50 much She has long felt that the Iish
lands could be probably used in the raising oil
Devon b1llOeks than poor human beings and she would
eheerluy cOnniVs At actively promote any measure
calculated 10 effect this change.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
Adult. AND INsPEoToR GENERALS 6PIIoE, l
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. %, 1854. (
GENERAL oRpKRs |

|
cIsu,s Pa. IL General o;das NJ. 70 qss9. amended
by adding the words clerks the words detailed
H. Clause Par H. Orders No. (ourrent seris y Ia
be assigned TO company Of artillery In
rolls
period thirty days. will be furnished BY company sommsId
with iSe savern@ss psy eOshns sad communication
Tough, under the act OF Congress, February h 1852 u be
BY clmpany when uriOugaed will have such hats
prOvieed By the gu geon in chsrse
will be returned to the de an5 transportation furnished In
under the act eed will be endorsed the descriptive list
When the soldier reioins his command the descriptive viii
be tae ompany commander who WILL AFTER recording
Qiatermaers are prohibiting from paying soldiers absent
foh In this order nom Their commands except the man
~ liable TO eon.cpton, who Wish 70 vol
70 company they select The enrolment viii be conmunI
Gated by TIE enrolling ocs In each Instance to the company
soldiers who furni,h an able-boded who Is muste
are entitled when on arioush 70 oe aac back
VI The provons Of Paragraph v, General order No. 81,
pS. enst I, aoaSh ana.r aci Of Congress- sp
proved February Tn 1893 Rstlsced cers SLOWED
providing urlous bounty sna trsnpo tatonto persoDs
r'n oS =. s soss IA u Of ou,h v
be psid Of command which the sol
Va Caspsns nay receive The raIions In Kind allowed them
by Law commute them at the Government price,
VIII The following Is pubHshsd for the Information Of the
army
ACT 70 progids for Rstrtng 9ccsrs q ts Army.
That and he hereby authorized, the
commsndalon Of any commanding department any
army 10 dis sharge from service any oer OF the Confederate
Army, OF the Provisional Army Of TIE Confederate
stsef Who mas command and cannot be asned any APP
p-oprlae duty who ntent who may
be absent from commanded duty without leave Provided
tha anv occer Who may dch ged for incompetency
terncy or sbseut bis command duty Without
be entitled 70 m before examiniag board under existing
N he Of the Oommandi1g General within
dsys Provided further that hsii mol extend 70 any ocer
who . absent on account Of bis captivity.
aApproyed, Feb. IL, 1854"
X An oiees washer Of Regular Proyona Army, alb
sens from their and duty. well who
Are without asignmen duty BIZ conpstsnt hoy viii re
port their this ece stating the circumstances
their absence from duy and unssgnea whsn and where
last duty. go.
Csigned) q COOPER,
fe25-1v Adt and Insps Cent,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
MPORTANT N0TICE.

ON and after TUEADAY, March lst, the
~ Trains Of this Company win be follows;
Mall Tain Wileave Richmond Depot daily, n $50 A.
arrive at HaHions 1899 Returning, will leave Ham
itaus at 1880 A. M and arrive in Richmond Sl5PM.
The Accommodation Train, between Richmond and Milford
win leave Richmond daily Sundays exsepfed) ~ $50 NJ
Milford $50 NJ Returning VII leave Milford ut
E45A. H., and arrive IN Richmond at o05 A. n.
Freight Trains viii leave Richmond TrWeetH, on Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays Rsurnng y arrive 10 Rich
nS 0s,. % 4 ., Sa ds AAA RuIH f:i srpS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
RlcnNokp. Feb "a. ls6l.

THE Currency Act of the Government makes
Il necessary notify patronu Ofths shan
be compelled to pursue.
Isl FOR ali b aade within the past months the present
currency win received the 25h Of March, 1884, bat not
qjtsrVdrds.
"a ThAI 10 all parties whom vshsye made email advances
on condEnmsn 10 hand the option viii be granted TO sell their
asgnmens aud receive the present curency 70 hold until
after the let April nex and repay er indebtedness in b
Where have madeheAyy advances
the right 10 Sel now.
s 0onsgnors creditors nonsd hereby that
funds hands after the above specific time viii
Invested their Aeeountin the fourpsr cent bonds
fsaS-dt1 TARDY B WILLIAM.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26

The best means By which, In opinion, this plan OF
enlistment can be defeated IL to engage the services Oh
some naaential men in Ireland, or send come nom
here, who would apply themselves to the work Of en-
tightening the Irish people to the infamous designs
Of the Yankee Government. II thess people were
proDerly impressed with rus knowledge of tee char
scer and object Of this war they would no longer per-
mis- themselves to be made tools fortie qualification OF
Yankee malignity against the South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. Gath.
NIGHT sEs ION.


The House waa called TO order at ?. III.
The bill in relation 20 the non-devery OF salt ard its
proper distribute on imposing fine Tor failure to do so,
was read the second time and elected considerable dis
cussiou 1t was finally ordered to third reading and
passed
Sseato bill 81, requiring the Beard Of Pablo Works
TO Suspend payments of cubs rptons to certain inter-
nal imp ovement companies, was read third time and
passed.
Tha bill authorizing the Governor to purchase certain
machinery, was on melton of Mr.. B0ULDIN, laid upon
the table,
Mr. BURWELL made ltngthy and very Instructive
speech upon the importance OF manufactures generally
The bill providing for appropriation OF the Literary
Fund school purposes 10, was read setend time,
and after debate was passed-yeas 10, nays IL.
On motion, the House adjourned until tomorrow at
IL Am.
THURSDAY, February rs h.
Payer by the Rev. DR.. Taylor, chaplain of the l0.h
Virginia cavalry
dill was reported authorizing sheriffs to summon,
in certain cases. posse eoitats, to aid in enforcing
mpfessmsns.,
The bill regulating the number Of Aids for the Cover
nor was, on motion of Mr. B0ULDlN, taken up and
committed.
Mr ANDERSON, chairman OF the Military Commit
tee mad several reports.
Mr. BROOKE submitted a resolution from The Joint
Committee on Salt, recommending that the Board OF
Public Works be instructed 10 procure al adequa'e sup
ply Of fuel fer the sat woils anu ID SEQ 'nas
talon IA furnished under the Law regulating the priority
OF transportation, &c.
Mr. baskerville submitted resolution, providing
nothing shall be taxed for the ers1ng year except Tor
licenses properly and income, which elcited consider
able debate.
Mr. PENDLET0N moved to postpone the resolution
indefinitely. The motion was agreed to-; yeas "a,
naysS9.
The order of the day was then taken up to wit: Il
bill provdifg for the purchase OF shoes blankets, DC
for tho soldiers of Virginia in the service of the Con-
federats and State Governments.
Mr. ROBERTSON e1pl.ired at some length tbs pur-
poses and objects of che bill
Several amendments were adopted. The bill was
finally ordered to be en- crossed.
The bill to establish army sgency In the city OF
Richmond for the relief Of Virginia soldiers was taken
Up and read second Tina.
On motion, the House adjourned at three o'clock,
Pm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26

NARRIED-Pe ndletOn Colsson, Judge Advocate Of ii
Navy, was married at the residences of the brides
mother, in Mobile, the 18th inst, to Miss Electra
Louisa, eldest daughter of Capt. Raphael semmes, O.
g Navy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
oiArtsruas,sr General

OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESs ooAPYl
AroUsrA, Ca, Feo. 30, 1884
The Southern Express Company hereby no
ufy the fsnis AID relatives soldiers IN hs Army Of No ~
srn Virginia tha they prepared % carry oat
Tangsasnts a. announced IN the card and that hey
vi 40 an IN thsir poser "a on It's sequiremens
JANIS SHUTTER,
GeasTal Superintendent and Aetiag esdent
fq6-ecdlv scuthsrn kxprsss lnpaDy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
ESPECIAL NOTICE.

KxoHANGE AND BANKING HOUsE OF D. ]. WILLIAMS.
RscHAcSD, Fsb. Is, 1854.
A Ii persons holding my checks on any bank
IA are notified present he for Immediate PAynen
checked o. TIE uads are there for ne eheekL
checks held over Tor yme9t April will rest entirely win The
holders and TIE respective banks
Depos5rs notified % WlhdraH htir retpe
i've balances or advise az ctsposon make OF the
fands before Apd ths old note - pa, Will be laid
f-5s-dlw ID. 7 WILLIAM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26

II srArED that tbiryOne of the Yankee prisoners,
en- route from Richmond to Georgia, esciped between
Brsnchvle and Augusta, f.om one of the box cars
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26

T6s Commonwealth Of Virginia,
10 TBS ehAAnF " tn 6RKKfNa
WHEREAS vacancy has occurred IN the
w sDs,so,af n IN the House Of Delegate, toa as 1Sua
- uso, ceasonsd y TIE Resignation Of Ieotte
80 s-s tssrslore, the nsns OF ne
% 10 ssus- an election 20 BE hel y yo9r SAG soony 81
A. Eon, oa THURSDAY te lv,o Gay Of @SiSn isos' % 49,
era,s 10 az Vaeaoey oresaa -, .,,,vpvv s..s. Al
te,lso7y sbsr-Cf, Wines HUGH W ehetfs 49,
a ~ - ~ iersss q l. ash dsY Of Fe5ruaryi D. lsSt ana
IN tss 81 year 81 he Commonwealth - -. ..r,,,rv
SPEAKER Of TIE No. Of DslegAtes-
BIZ the Speaker q NE House II Dslsgatss;
.as-.o.a. = O'- CisIk Of The HO. OF Dslsgal.s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26

DISTRIBUTION OF CITY SALT-The
IL distribution Of salt obtaned BY The city from the state
Sal Worts vlr eonens FRIDAY the Goth Instant a. The
vareh1uss spoit Harvey IAN street. Applicants must
make av ore stating that they reidenis Of
NE fpersOas In tAer families who are
also res fsr aoudng al ages aud ceors) Refugees
tilted salt TheT state 10 asr a1day that they are ref
ugec- from COUNTY urung IN Rehnond and hat they
have no. rsov q saith stbuon any other ciy
county ZACH pe5n N receive 90 pounas a. 10 oeas
per pound Important each applicant make The calcu
lAs0n, zad bring the rgat change and a Bag.
DAVID ]. BURR,
n. n HILL.
l. W. GLAZEBROOK
fe26-6 Committee q the CouncL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
FARM OF 700 ACRES IN

VALUABLE FARM OF 700 ACRES IN
King william county, within three niles q Ayletta FOR
the request Of Mr. o. o. WINSTON oHer for sale ne
vAaable which be resides, within three niles OF
Ast the MaltAPon Ver, and IN nsisheorheot equal
% that county and win churches and nils near BY.
The susceptible % belg made equal - The best In the
ghboh0 d. and STkAby level for o, I've sac Tue
buidings ample generally IN good repair Wh eight
hanfs pe0n average 900 barrels 1909 bushels
and from 1000 eushes Of EhssL About oneha Of the
open lined the q g. Bushels 70 the acre,
has recently been divided into ave heds all OF
which O. good Improvement About 80 % 40 acres OF
msadoE land, OF which tWothirdS Is In grass
Terms resk0naEle.
Appiyto GeDDN APPERsON.
f28-8
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
ID Tue FRIENDS OF TIE SOIDiESS IdN0O"n
our rae OONFEDERAn.
r,RyEeNAsrER GENERALS DEPARTMENT, J


TaE friends and relatives OF soldiers IN the
Army Of SOr,ssru yrsia hereby notasa AA.an ar
,snl has "a day tfsesd With he souhern kzpress
CpaSy % carry packages Of food ADD WeArog apparel 20
Rch.nond. Va -, A, -.
o,-pa1y The f5 ewing Instructions must be Observed
Psokagss eontan ian one hundred oe
veil sscasd plaoy marked and sent a. me expense o. we
Upper either Of The soldiers Relief As'oeiEnoa'' Hhea "
looatei IS olosss -, -.
Ia North 0AoiaA Rae; Ia sOuA Carolina, At o9l1Heai
Ia Geod Ausast II Alabama a. Montgomery or 70 any
her point AAsoeiAtons have "a once
lhe Agsn Of ele Associations vii there lake charge OF e
and al daily ~ soathern EEPsess Company 70 We P.P
Agents OF he rsgPs live states - Nennona' Nno ~ e 49,
aistr huad to The proper Individual owners
To met me sOaiers, and 20 gvs hem certain
and spredy eommu1ica With h0ue, The southern express
CsmpSuy asreed give us isghs preferences over s,sy
th est; an that obHtscle occr % ms success
OF 90 sudsb erpse, ne SeFertl ralfoaa com
hereby reqlee the Company saeh Ae
A. 81 sna he &c 70 make th ArrAngSmsnt npee tneee1s
Atths stuhern Express Company All resPonny OF
t sn .po these packages The kenei As'oeiAAon1 Ae
r.aisd 70 hslr Agents Who have hersi oe ees9
t.yeng messengers II Kelef Alsoelaons al sa@onsl
acne Is in Of Oher armies, hey may ENJOY NE sans
f-'-Ne p W. SINS,
Leui Col and QlArternAater.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
ME sale of


IN King wuA county, - nils frs ~ o. next ar
On WEDNESDAY,, me 81 OF AArea' II iAi' a" - E..
Persons uho nay Wish purchase, I'll ma -esi nom
Coaadng Rom q J I'm n NAnieNt ~ - h qs-dkslts
nn,.ln A n ~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
n2s 8,


'fHS Subscriber will be prepared with blanks
A those wish make adAUt 70 obtain salt 10 be
J. b. MACMURDO,
fs76-skru Notary Public, e. Bank OF Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
"The unconuuerAbls will

And courage never to submit or yield.
which sooner or later must work our delVeranoe and
give US an hoaorabls place among the nAto-s Of the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26

RUTTER-
- We have In store few paesages q prime FIe.h ter
fs26-a sTOKE5, WILLIAMSON co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26

"A SSs. aIas,y-avs per cent. Alcohol Ees ..l.Ay
~ J. P. DUNAL