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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

SOLDIIRs' cHtLDais.-Fhs following from one Of our
soldiers shows With VIA. fetllngs Of interest the move
ment inaugurated by the Blpi,t Association for the
education of the children of soldiers who fall in the SER
wee is regarded:
HIERICo County, July Q, 1864.
Mr. EDIToR In the issue Of your paper for this morn
irg / see the announcement Of an enterprise which,
though long postponed, viii even at this late day be
gratifying 10 the heart Of every sOlderI aude to the
effort beng made TO befrend and educate the children
of our deceased soldiers.
This is lest what QUE men in the army want, and
hesitate not to the pbanthropic and
patriot object to which our people can contribute.
The Government sees that our wants as soldiers are
supplied each county takes care that folders families
do not suffer- and Car stan people have sent Us the
Word Of Gcd and faithful expounders, but nothing has
been done until now to relieve the minds Of the many
fathers in our ranks OF anxiety and responsibility IN
regard TO The education Of their little ones st home.
The lack Of something like this Is of the greatest
troubles and dscouragements experienced by our meu.
They willing TO die IL necessary, for their country,
but they cannot bear to think Of their chdrendearer
than life-growing up in ignorance and vice.
But did not msan 10 write an essay on an object
which speaks loudly and eloqlen,ly Tor ITSELF God
speed SO good cause; and if the committee falls to
secure enough among he ctz ms a. home to carry out
its tans let them come to camps, and we will give
of our wages rather than know that the children
of our fallen comrades are being neglected.
"a PRIVATE SOLDIER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

The VALLEY TO Be PRoTECrED.-We think we are
fully authorized to the people of this great VAL
ley that they are to be prOtec from further incur
sions and raids of the common enemy. The President
OF the Conederacy has authorized this assurance to be
given aud we believe it will be done. The Government
now sees the rad cal that committed 10 not
keeping Beckinridge in the Valley when he was here.
Had be remained, there would have been no advance
upon Harrsonbug Staunton, and Lexington, aud con-
sequentlJ no destruction Of the millions Of dollars
worth Of valuable property whc the enemy destroyed
in his march, Some croski"g people are ready to say
that to protect the Valley now, is to clock The stable
after the horse is stolsn" It is no. so, however The
vandA whilst they have destroyed much have left IN
touched property Of untold value. The growing crops
of wheat and rye, and corn and hay, have not been
jured by them. Ttey have left them uniPjured in
deed their officers seemed to "protec" them for some
UNI xplaired reason possibly because they wished to
gather them themselves But they wilt not be permit
ted to do this. Our authorities fully able and de-
termined protect great agricultural interests and
we are sure it will be done. We need not state what
forces we shall have in the Valley but we shall have
force enoughto fully proec. farmers in the
ment of the heavy harvest with which a benefcent
Providence has favored them. They .may feel easy
and safe; for we know that General Lee has men
enough whip Grant ct ctmond whilst he saves the
bread and meat Of the Valley from destruction by the
enemy - Rockingham Register.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

Dr.. STONE, or NEW ORLEANs.-The Columbus Times
learns from a gentleman who left New Orleans Two
weeks ago. tat Surgeon Warren Stone, of ttat city,
was still alive. This will be source of un-peskabe
pleasure to his many friends and relatives this side of
the Mississippi river who have mourned for him dead
Ire profession at large will especially be rfoiced to
hear that he is still able to WELD the scapel Our read
ers will remember the lima that 'the Bsas." had him
confined at Fort Jackson for other than Of be-
ing true and devoted friend Of the SOu.b. For
sons best known to "the as" he released him With
GU; lie ting the world know why. When Yankee Sher-
nan was wounded at Baton Rouge, this Nestor Of
Southern surgeons smputated his llg He only con-
Gated to do the written condition that the Abo-
htiol Government would allow tie Southern prisoners
who might be token to New Orleans choose their
surgeons from the city, when SICK or wounded and Prof
Warren Stone has from that day to this been uutrng
in his efforts 10 render poor captives stay 10 that
subdutd city as comfortable possible TheS Charles
is uted as a Govern ment building The City hotel lie
stl open. Nest OF the other hotels are pressed for
Yankee pu poses. The negro soldiers and officers
impuden; aud reckless SIM, of our slaves are still
true and only wait until the hated and stripes
eha sgain be trsled in the dust to return to their
oWnefs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04
CULPEPER LAND FOR SALE.

HAVING, in consequence of the loss OF so
IL many Of servants, larger body Of land
be able 10 cultivate and the whole Of IL betsy
profitable condition. have marked OF for sale
go coo acres, which onr for sale will surveyed
and plat Of the survey sent 10 Richmond shortly
the fertile and desirable be pur
chased in the upper country. 1t lies between and miles
north Of Cupeper Court House, the Waenton
improvements consist Of comfortable dwelling house. With ten
ard below sai besies closets esrs good
kitchen, with basement and garrett room, large stable and
house. somewhat Injured By Yankee depredson
yard and Of the productive gardens know
Of There young orchard upon IT, Of about 10 acres graf.
ed fruit trees OF the best varieties In full bearing
upon the land very valuable mineral spring; alum
sphIg yielding the dne alum wafer 70 be found anywhere
specimen Of this may be 1.-THE drug Peg
ton Johnston Of Richmond 10 whom viii send the plat Of survey
Of the land receive from the surveyor.
tract OF land there about $50 In the ogn
PINE and hckoy about 1875 FERTILE pre- ducys low
uns Musdy Kun and Fiat Branch The balance the
arabic land except about 80 acres high cuys
ton and at present. aJj the low grounds with
tmothy and sappng clover orchard grass little red
clover all Of which may and made Into hay Toe
side fencingis good In places repair
which there rails at hand.
have endsvoret TO give al accurate description Of this land
but yet III sell to no representation. will sell
yAtey and give Immediate possession and receive payment
0one ate Treasury notes Of the ISSUE oh
Virginia banks Confederate bonds bearing per cent
the new Confederate per cent boz TO be shortly sold.
IeS0-2aw6wH r. n. FIELD.T
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= <.&.-a = Fsr-sss..-xz $780,

to II for tNalas hs. sud pis., the property Of Jss'
W. johnson. fran the runs Of Me- Ovid Bakers Cons
fedora Coffee Manu- acory the night afer that sstab-
shmen. burnt down.
James M. 0. wing. convicted Of frgery on the
previous day, sentenced 10 the penit nsy for two
years and hereup,u the pros cutting attorney e ned
to prosecuts hin further upon two other INDICTMENTS
standing against him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04
A CARD To THE PULLIC.

IT is charged in one of the prominent week
lies Of the city that whilst the employees religious
compelled 70 pa form local guard service the actors
Of the New kohnond Theatre, hough equally liable enjoy
Gubernatora exemption No would readily concede
the Of such discrimination than myself But there
why do IL The charge
Governor Smith has exempted from military service
single member Of the company An application for exemption
made, and refused.
The employees Of the Theatre enabled 70 do their duty
the for tn, that
exempt do the guard service OF the employees
the outon Of the mystery And surely benevolent person
will Object 10 such arrangement helps
sub stutes 10 support their families. B. D. OGDEN,
Jy4--lt Manager.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

CB INFORMATION WANTED as to the condi-
tlon and whereabouts Of Private O. PAYNE j. Company D.
18Th Regiment Va Cavalry, Pegram brigade, Earys dViSn
ewes Army CT Northern Virginia. supposed have
May 80, 1864.
Any Information respecting him would be gratefully received
II communicated to his father, Nm. O. PAYNE,
Hendeisonvie Goochland county Va
evEeE York Daily Mess please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

CHARGED vIrn SrxALIne WooD.-PAtrick B lyle, Pat
rick Mccarthy, and DAnel gan, ,rae Irishmer, were
before the Mayor Saturday, 10 snswer the charge Of
stealing wood from Richard Rsins. Is pssrsd there
was no larceny the case, and tie parties dis
charged They bought the wood from rogro on
farm in Chesterfield believing he authorized to sell
1t, and paying him full market pri 20 for IL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

SENT os.-Alfred hyer, alias Alfred Tober, alias
Alfred Goldsmith, was sent to tie Hutirgs Court
by the Mayor. on Saturday. fer s'ealirg roll Of
leather from tho tannery Of Jos. R. Anderson & 90.
The evidence of The guilt Of the accused was point
blank.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

mule, the latter adorned vi 90 elegant side saddle,
s0'en, oi course, from some lady whose house had
been s. ed by The thieves.
Among the captured brought in yesterday VAS Col
Daniel j. Crooks of the 22l n Y Cavalry, also 1st 1t
VIM Roach, and I'd Ii. H. D. Peck.
0ne representative Of the Press was registered at the
Provost Marshais. He gives the name OF Ira b van
Giden reporter for the New York Times and Phlidel-
phia Pfess Tbs individual will now have ample time
to write out notes made by the way.
COL Crooks body rvant, likely mulatto lad oil 10,
was captured yesterday. He says his name is Henry
Washington, ard he claims to be from Washington Guy;
Henry gives poor account Of his Coluners valor, ana
says he ran at the first FIRE of the Southern soldiers
TIE ooNTRABAEDs.
The drove nov in possession of Provost Marshal
HAYES, was augmented yesterday by an accession OF
| some forty or more negroes. We give tie names OF
their respective owners in our local column We would
again earnestly entrea the owners to come orWSrd ana
secure theI property without delay. they neeo rest
and comfort aud the city needs the room they nj &C.
cupy All has been done for their comfort possible I'M
der the circumstance but herded together as they now
are and large proportion of children among them it
Is impossible that they be provided for with that
due regard health which would be secured on their
owners premises. The negroes state with scarcely an
excep ion that they forced from their comforta-
BILE and happy homes On the other hand, the Yankee
officers say that they objected to receiving these acces
sons to their rank but 30 great was the desire OF the
negroes for Freedom that they ooull not restrain Them
Between the two races We must come to the conclusion
that the negrs the most honorable and truthful and
give them the benefit these virtues. TheV have en-
durtd hardships and privatoDs, and experienced
more bodily pain and discomfort during the
past few days, no doubt, th,n they have ever
done before. But oorfobOrative OF the negroes
statement Il is Asserted that the enemy had them
strongly protected when the rout took place. and the
Yankees compelled to abandon their friends. The
regroes were marched in the middle of the read and
Aanked either side by solid line of cavalry, while
heavy columns preceded and followed the contTabands
This either to prevent the negroes escaping to
protc. them from any sudden assault by Southern sol
dsrs. We suppose the former, as Wilson entertained
such a sovereign contempt for rebel cavalry.
HEAVY WIRING
Last night about quarter past 10 O'clock heavy fire
of musketry commenced, apparently OF our centre
which quickly extended around to our left + twenty
minutes it very rapid and many thought that gen
erAl engagement had commenced, but at the expiration
OF this lime 1t ceased and all again quiet. We hat
not learned the result late midnight but it is the
opinion Of all who heard the firing that the Yankees
charged our works, and were, usual, repused.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04
DIVIDEND NOTICE

OTFlcs OF rHE IssUKAscx 20. OF rBE SfArx OF Va,
Richmond, Jdre "a, 1854.
INHE Directors of this Company have de-
\ clsrsd vidend Of psr cent, payable and after
the LIST OF J sly next.
The Confederate Government win be paid BY the
COMPANY, and not BY the Sockholier win therefore
not be given In BY them 10 the ect Of aIaon
sje25-d7t VIM III OaRisTIAH a.c,v
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the late firm of
IA ToWLEs VOOLFOLK, al Orange O. H., Virginia, are
requested to come forward settle and their
bonds before the LIST day Of June longer indulgence
cannot be given Those having claims against
arm earnestly requested present them BY that time
The books and papers In the possession Richard
Douvsre, at Orange O. H. who fully authorized settle ell
claims for and ag Insi the said concern.
J. T. VOOLFOLK
Ap16-c1m' Surviving Partner OF Towles voolfolk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

kUnc on TIE soUARr.-The Armory Band gave two
public concerts on the Capitol Square last week. A.
the performance we're unheralded, the music was en-
joyed by small Lumber of per ons who had repairt
to the iquare for promenade or loung, upon Il {
OerChes We pleAFed to learn, however, that sim
liar entertainments Will be given every Tuesday and
Friday afternoon lor the rest of the summer, commen-
ciug q! o'clock. We hope that Prof. Loebmau, the
leader of The Band will make udicious selections #
pieces for these open air concerts. Let US have but
little Of the merely scientific and familiar compos
tons, and more Of the popular a'rs operate medley
and other must, that Il enven and crafty tie people
who will ihrong the Square to listen to the perform
ance'. We VIII publish in this column the programn,
of each concert il handed in the day before. We ha
not heard whether the Band has volunteered its ser
vices for these codcsrts not, bu presume that biz
E1cellency Governor Smith has had come sly Il tb'
matter If So thu ladies and invalid soldiers will crate.
fully appreciate his consideration, whilst applaudng the
musicians.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

JUDGE LYONS CouAr-In this court on Salu day.
James Williams was convicted Of petty larceny and sent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04
RUNAWAY I'm JAIL.

w AS committed to Henrico County Jail, on
w the 9th Of May, 1864, negro nsmed WILLIAM
HENRY, the property OF VIII Allen, Richmond The said
gro about 26 81 yea Of age feet nehss h dark
plexon, built had when cnmt e jacket Light
pants a1d uniform his requested TO
forward property irges and away he
viii be dealt with according Gk0 ID. PIE sANfS,
jy1-tf sherid OF III. nti.o county, !
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

Gld discoveries in Van Buren, county, Michigan, are
creating much excitement in that State. company ia
forming to test the value of The "diggiDgs"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04
DIVIDEND,
DI VID ND ,

DIVIDEND. -
HE President and Directors of the Bank
OF vi gaia have declared dividend Of four quarter
per eent Tor the last six months deduction
YER per cent bonus the State leaving four pr net Cor
we dollars and eighty cents shsre payable 70 the
holders on and after the 9th inst The the
Cove nment will paid tae Bank and not by the STOCKHOLM
e .ae stock viii therefore not be given In BY them 10 the
seIsor, a. subject OF taxation.
je24 -d1stJy. WIN y. TAYLOR Osshisr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04
NEW RICHMOND THRATR8.

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Aesirs and Stage hAnagu..... ....-.....k ~ okdsa.
MONDAY EVENING. July T. 1894
TWO NEW PIECES
viii be presented for the aut time elegant Comedy
entitled
OBEDIENCE TO ORDERS.
For cast, bulls OF the day.
By Mlss Blanche Madison
conclude WITH the nrss lime. the exceedingly funny
Farce, before played In this country called the
POST OF HONOR
During the evening viii be sung BY request, the grand
SOUTHERN ANTHEM,
By the entire Company, with beautiful
ALLEGORIoAL TABLEAU.
By special request, the
GHOST
viii be presented tomorrow night
~ ICE WATER. n
The patrons Of Circle viii large magnificent
silver cooler OF ICE WATER n the RECEPTION ROOM Of
charge.
EorcI-BoI ONCE open from 81 A H. to p H., when seats
may be secured.
CHANGE OPENING HOUSE, Doors TX o'clock Per-
Torrance TO commence 1t SH precisely jyA-n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

I OST BONDS
IL Notice 10 hereby given that application
Be made for the cal OF Confederate cent bond Mold
Tor s2t00, and No. sos, for $780, lost Is April last
js29-x6. Gao Y BRUMLEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04
NOW READY
SMITH 81 BARROW,S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
ORIGINAL AND SELEJIED ARTICLES.
The Magazine will embrace In its scope,
TALES, POETaY,
SKETCHES UP LFE AND MANNERS,
OFFICIAL ARKY Lg7RLLIGEbCE,


The Magazine will embrace In its scope,
TALES, POETaY,
SKETCHES UP LiPE AND MANNERs,
OFFICIAL ARAY LHTkLLIGEbCE
INSTRUCTIVE MISCELLANY,
ARTICLES ON POLITICAL ECONOMY.
The Proptos would call particular attention the ARxr"
department Of the Magazine. Intelligence be Owen monthly
under this head OF The PaoxoToSs or specL CALAMITY
and othersse CHANCES &C., In the Regular and Volunteer Mil
tary Service OF the Confederate States.
This Information will be ocal and will be obtained the
Records the ONCE OF the Adutant and Inspector
AL articles in the Magazine not credited 70 other Periodicals.
will be ORIGINAL
The Contents Of the FIRST EuxBR Of "emith Barrov's
Monthly Magazine" will be as olows
An opening Add The Currency; Ahea Arnold Peep
Through the Blockade The Unreal and Its hyn Attempts
at Hexsmeers, ALFRED Tenpyson, Oornhl Magaxne Plea
for Monuments Mrs Archie" (oornhi Magazine The Genius
Of Thackersy; Marie Antoinee Necklace (The SPECTATOR;
Cuoses OF Fashion 10 the Matter OF Dress london Society
MagsEine} ofhciAi Army Intelligence
Trims MAGAZINE
win be as follows;
For single number e2G0
Subscription for three months 800
f" six months 1000
" twelve months 1000
Agents and Booksellers furnished at the rates OF dt,
count.
An orders should be sddressedto
SMITH 4 BARROW
Publishers and Propretors,
lie 80-6t Richmond. Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

Brigadier General w Mercer of SavAnnah, has been
made Major Gensral, and assigned to division in
JOhnston's army.
WatermelOns have made their appearance in 0oun.
bu' Georgia .TSe first brought to market W,re sold al
each.
The Winchester Bulletin understands that Maj. Gen
Lowell Is to take charge of Canty's division in front
under Gen. Johnston.
well known citz,n Of Cincinnati named L ring
Hnsdale, eloped short time since with negress, the
vile of negro barber, en- the steamer Alice Dean.
1t is said tina. Major General Buell. has been mustered
out Of the Yankee service for declining hold posi-.
ton under General Candy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04
[FIom The Pstsrs6,rg Express of Saturday !

The heavy 6Iug Of Thursday evening, referred 10 10
yesterdays Express has since been fully explained
occurred to the right Of battery s. the City Point
road about one and laf miles from Petersburg The
enemy made two puny assaults Colquitt's brigade,
which the brave and veteran Goorgans repulsed with
scarcely effort The coucupiscsnt Yankees also ad
vaneed on Graces 'front.' driving in his skrmshers but
as soon line Of bat lie opened the nemy fell upon
their Aces just behind little hill which afforded am
PIE protection. The inVincibe Alabama boys had no
sooner delivered they Voey, than the coWardly Yam
crept back, seeking shelter under the cover OF their
trenches. Our loss too Insignificant ustify sps.
ciAl mention. That Of the enemy was believed TO be
considerable.
On Thursday night our skirmishers aud picket lines,
which had been temporarily disarranged, re es-
tablshed, and eli was quiet again.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04
AN UEFoUNDGD REPORT.

On Thursday night it was reported that the enemy
had made another attempt to secure position the
Southern Railroad, at point som, eight miles from
Petersburg. A reconnaissance made which fail ID
to End the reported corners. Gentlemen living in
the vicinity state that the enemy certainly fortfy
ing Dr. Gureys farm, some three four miles east
of the railroad and about miles from Petersburg
How this information is obtained have been unable
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

DIsrRlssIKG ACCIDENT Ellie, little boy nire
years old, son Of Mr. Luther p Ellis who resides at XII
by Mil, Henrco, met with an accident on Saturday
morning ty which be Lost his lie. The little fellow
down on the o'clock train, and brought baslet of
blAckberres tina: he had picked When the tain reached
9th street, and before it had stopped hsju from
the platform. The next time To was he was lyirg
bleeding the track, the wheels O. the cara havii
passed diagonay his right leg beweea the ark
and knee, msnging it in tho most dreadful inner. he
Immediately pickle up and carried to the residence
Of Mr. Cha,. Baes by, where, without having
recovered from the shock he expired abou. noon. Pay
scians called in Immediately after the accident
but their skill proved unavsing. At no time did bis
condt on justify the AMI ua:on Of the LIMB. The child
for considerable length Of time before his death was
conscious and composed, aud bore his suerings man
full y. He asked Dr. Wexford il he thought be would
die, saying that he not afraid to die but knew il
would distress his mother go much. His parents
reached his bedside twenty minutes before he expired
He said, when questioned to the circumstances Of
the accident that negro had told him TO jump eff the
cars and tina. he had done and fell under the VIII e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

VIRaNILNs IN GEoRGIA.-Frcm the lists oil tick and
wounded VrgDians in the hospitals at Atlanta Ca We
copy the following name, Of members of Virginia reg
ments:
Fifty fourth ReginsHt.-Leut Withers, company
D; Lieut. W Plunset, company X; prvates Carr,
company !; Il Bush, company X; Corporal Vest,
company l.
Sixty.third Regiment n French Sergeant
Houston Collins, company g. privAtes Spencer, com
psny i W G Blu ter company B; S Andrews, company
B; q S Reese, company E; John J Arney, company Fl;
John Nester company l.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

BLOCKADE GOODS
- THIS DAY RECEIVED.
1000 yards superhne Long Cloth
5000 do medium Long Cloth
1000 do Pillow Case Cotton
1000 do Scotch 9nghams styles
roo Go Linen Lawn for dresses
1000 Go printed 0rgandy Muslips
1000 do bwiss Musins
1000 do super JAconet Cambria
100 do Birds Eye Diaper
goo do HuckSback ToWeling
dozen Hoop Skirts
Is do SILK Handkerchief
30 do Cotton do
80 do Lnen do
10 do Ladies' Isle Thread Gloves
20 do do Black Silk do
80 do Fancy Dress Buttons
Black Roll Cambria for covering umbrellas
Many other desirable goods Of recent arrivals for sale.
A ToLLEs0N,
Jy4-S 14l Main street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04

TOBACCO 1.-THE. u.r
THE County Agents for collecting the Tobac-
Il The hereby notified that time delivering
Tobacso Is extended to the LIST proIlmo A. sToKE5s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04
DIVIDEND,

DIVIDEND.
NE President and Directorsvpf the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia. have declared dividend Of four and ono
fourth per cent TO bonus quarter per cent payable
to The state leaving four per cent stocKholde
- Stockholders are reminded that the Confederate States
Tax assessed against the that they pay no
part Of IL. nor are required 10 list III ir stock.
/ Je2f-10t i A n,.h.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-04
FINE OLD BRANDIRS,

A FEW Dem1ohns Fine Old Hennessey and
hares Brandlss pure article. For sale, lots 10 us
purchasers, by
je2l-eod6t11s. KENT PAINE