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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-On Monday, the 9Th in
slant, left his daughter house, OH. the corner
u First and Clay, about 10 O'Clock, Mr.. GEORGE
POLLEff, an old citizen. He has lost his mind
ivr several weeks, so he cannot lind his way back
lie was yesterday on Seventeenth street Has
on black pants, blanket frock coat, and white hat
that has an old appearance. Any information CON-
corning him will greatly relieve his daughter, Mrs
Eiyira Mosley; and any that will bring hin,
home, OF take care Of him until find him. will
De rewarded Tor their trouble. 9-lts
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/ OS1, on Saturday, the Sd OF Septem
4 Der between MI William Tyiee's, ON ~.
Jasness srtet. and the corner OF Fifth aud frank
lin, GOLD WATCH KEY, COMPASS and
SHE'LL The finder will confer a iav0r By leaving
them IT MI WILLIAM TYHELS or 1T this oficc
Sc st
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EKTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND
w offer ior sale, for cash only,
so cords Of OAK WOOD at Sos;
SO cords Of PINE WOOD, at $751;
Delivered any part of the city at the above prices
ALSO,
so bales Of No TIMOTHY HAY.
The best that has been III the market this season.
MCCARTHY d MITCHELL,
Corner Of Sixth and Byrd streets,
sc 9-it' On the Canal.
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by L. W. Grubbs, Auctioneer.

v a l. U AB LIE GRANITE-FRONT
STORE AND DWELLING ON BYRD,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUClfON.-Will be sold at auc-
ton, on the premises, ON THURSDAY, the Stil
September, 1T O'Clock l. NJ, The valuable property
located rs above. The upper or dwelling portion
of The HOUSE contains live rooms the store and
cellar large, well suited tor grocery OF other
business with another building Oh the lot contain
M iour looms. The property is now rented for
$500 to monthly tenants ana could now ha rented
no doubt, ior Il much larger sum. The property is
valuable, being the basin, ana pear the large
manufacturing mills and Petersburg Railroad De-
pot.
TFRHs; Cash or credit, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. 7. ". GRUBBS, AuCtiOncor
Successor 10 Goldin \ Apperson
P0sTscRFr.-The above sale was postponed oil
account OF tlte weather and Will take place THIS
AFTERNOON at O'Clock
GRUBl;5 y WILLIAMS, Auctiobueia,
sc Successors to GoiiIu X ApPcIsun-
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GORGHUM BOILERS.-Three CAST
- IRON SORGHUM BOILERS, six feet long
four feet wide and fourteen inches deep, each
weighing about one thousand six hundred pounds
for sale by
MCKINNEY, DUPUY & ARCHER,
Sc v-lts shockoe Slip
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NOR SALE, a fine lot OF Colohrr
GATHERS, with heels, at forty dollars =
pair. No. 9s MAIN STREET.
- sst. Military stose
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CRv1RAL valuable Farms in Chsstsg0eld, Hen
~ rico, Hanover, end Spessylvsnia for sale We
are authorised 70 sen the following very valuable
tracts OF land, vi3: 49,
LIST. Tho tract Of land on James river, in Chester.
heid, IL miles below Richmond, called NBaldwin's'
containing Sos Aeres, OF which about oae-third ID
open land and {wo thgTds In wood and timber. It g
improvements on Tho place are amply euflcieut for
tho use Of the psee. Price, SaS per asre.
% 4 tract Of land in said county, near the Clover
Um pits, called "Peru, - containing SS6 acres. Tho
improvements are indifferent, but there ID . valua-
bic parcel Of excellent timber this tract. Price,
50 per acre.
Chckahomtny, about miles below Richmond, ad-
j1inng the lands Of Aessrs James Garnett and DR. r
Trent, and recently owned BY Mr. Simon 0ouldin.-
1t ooutaius 662K acres, OF which there Is an ample
supply Of timber for liz use. Ths buildngs though
not good, are yet comfortable. This IL Justly re-
garded - . most valuable estate. Price, SIS per
scrc
4sh. The tract Of land called "se," in Hanover,
near he Pamunkey, adjoining the lands OF Judge
Meredith, DR. " X Brockerbrough aud Others con
tanning 256 acres Of which about half il open land
and half in original and secondary growth The
buildings on arc not Of much value. Price, 42S per
acre.
6tn- The tract cf land in Spotsylvania, on the
telegraph road, about seven miles from Fredericks
heirs Of DR. Dickinson. Tho build nSs, though old,
arc yet in the main comfortable. Price, $40 per
acre.
These lands are offered for sale at the low figures
mentioned above because the owner desires 10 Sell
them IN the next feW days. II not sold in ten days
they will be withdrawn from market. The taxes for
1854 TO be paid by the purchaser. 70 those disposed
tunity. G0DDN APPERSON.
fe 20-lt
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HEADo'R DEPARTMENT, N. CAROLISA, I
PSTRRsBrRe, Va, Feb. 81, 1854.
TIE LEGISLATURE.

The Sexats yesterday passed bill to re-
peal the 9Th section aud amend and re-enact
the 9th section Of chapter s. of the Code, 90
- TO dispense With the Office of Treasurer of
the Central Lunst;c Asylum, and to direct
the funds Of said Asylum to be kept in either
Of the hanke Of StauntOn; also,
A bin 70 authorize the funding Of certain
currency belonging to tho State in C0nfede-
rate bonds, and TO authorize the sale Of such
honda, II necessary, and to authorize the
convention Of other notes into other issues;
And bill to incorporate the Confederate
States Porcelaiu Company vom-
A bill W. r6n0<ee EnntiDg Of ordinary
Ra4Ase6 to any persOn within 9 city or town,
or within ave miles Thereof, or at any depot,
station, or other point on any railroad.
Most Of the day was consumed in consid-
eripg tho report Of the joint committee on
.saat and the joint resolutions IN regard to
the imprcssment Of furnaces, SC, at Salt
vile, for the purpCee Of continuing the
present policy Of manufacturing salt for the
The House passed Senate bill authorizing
the reeelpt OF the Treasury notes Of the Con
federate 6tates In payment Of taxes and other
nublic ducs, and regulating when and how
fhuDamo sealf be received.
Senate bin suspending the law imposing
taxes for the support Of Government until
the Slst Of January, 1855, was amended and
ia conssdera4ion Of the bin to complete
the Coviugton and Ohio Railroad through
Weetem Virginia Was resumed and passed.
Adjourned
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a suspicious CAard ter-A man named
John P. Smith was arrested on Tuesday af-
ternoOn last and locked up by order Of the
Mayor. Yesterday morning, when arraigned
to give an account of himself, His Honor
stated that he had reason to believe him to
be drunken, worthless vagabond, and that
while everything was excitement aud the
alarm bells ringing, instead of his showing q
disposition to defend the city he was reeiine
about the streets In q state Of beastly intox.
ication. It had also been hintcd 20 him that
he had been penitentiary convict. On his
failing to give security for his good behavior
he was remanded to prison,
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- subscriber, on the morning Of the 27th Of Feb
ruary, my negro Taylor. Ago about - years. bad
on when he left pair Of light blue pants slouch hat
and gray sack coat. When spoken fD has dbwn
east look aud speaks very slow. IwH give my dol
lars reward for bis delivery to James Kerscy On 9Th
street, at Kersey h Dsvis's shop.
70 2D-5t CHA9. DAVIS.
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nIsSOLUTION Of Copartnership. Tho partner
ship heretofore existing under the style Of Jno
Lindsey l. Son u this day dissolved by mutual con.
scnt either partner Will sign the name Of tho nrm N
settlement and oil pesons are earnestly requested 70
present thar aooouuts fsY prompt payment, and
those indebted 70 The nrm vi please pay their bills
before The 2sth Of March next
Richmond, Feb -, 1854. nh l-sf
AIEV FIRN.--HaVing this day bought out the
Street shs nm iersiesed viii continue the business
under The otyls end Afn q Whites M0nteiro = Cor
COmminuioo 1e0shAnta, Whnsssaie and kseesa =" q -
1" I-.c,esd Wirss. Idusose. 1uhaeo0, Cigars, Re.
~. es,:css ~ ma petronags Of the late arm, and
.h. ,..,ssss ~anSselly. D. D. WHITE,
s"' SSs a. A. NONTEIRO,
JoWu CUGHlNG, IN
No. lea, Main st.
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VKRY Valuable Tract Of $50 acres, in oharlt

VTERY Valuable Tract Of $50 acres, in Charles
Y City, on James river, adjoining "eandy
Point" for sale.-We are authorized BY Col A T
Harrison to sell his valuable tract cf land located
Is above, (opposite to Lower Brandon and being 9
part # the "6spdy Point" estate-about 800
acIes open land Of the nrest quality On ths river.
and 50 sarss wood land. Tho imprcvsments CON
ist Of largo barn, stable, two double quarters,
80
TERMS Reasonable The taxes for 1854 to be
paid by the purchaser.
fe 20-lt 0ODDIN 3 -APPER6ON.
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DIeTRIBUTION Of City Salt-1hs dstxibuEieo
Of salt obtaiasd BY the eity from IL Ste1o
SAT- WORKS. viii eommsoss on Friday, the 1oth Inst,
Applicants must naks slsdavit - herstclogs. Sta
ting that thsy are rssidsnts Of Riahmoad and ths
number Of persons In their families, Who aEe aiso
aro cutied to salt. They must seats In thsir 81.
dasit that they are refugees fken --e enunty,
sojourning in Richmond, and that they hsvs MT
or county 1or isss. Iaeh person vi, rsosive9 50 Is
1t l0c psx ID. Il y inpogtaR4 thes eaeh appllsamt
make ths ealoulaaion, and bring ths right ehasge
end . bse. DAVID J BURN, osMss
N B HILL Of the
3 2E-6t LW GLAZDBRO0K, Couneil
-. Whls, Rxamin&. InquiFsr and Sentinel
COPY ana sond bill 10 Sposts Harvey.
KY0TICI-9hs eebeoribsr WIN bs p.~pered Nth
IN blanks lbf thoee who wish 70 make q Ddayit to
Harvey. i 84A6GkW 1{sknead
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Hn DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
eOU subscriber, at his farm in Hennco CO, about
1st Dec. 1863 my negro man Jim; He is about 40
at DR. HOpkfns,s, who lives about miles above
Richmond, on the Fredericksburg and Potomac
rairsad, at WalkertOn. / will pay the above re-.
ward for his delivery In any Jail In Richmond SO
can get him. JOS PXIDDY, Trustee.
Keysvile o. NH lA~0ts
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TAs inahnops Dst1r ss6ms dhpossd&o
paay ~ PAT h ~ cYsakss s-rztding aroesd
RicAmonA. dsslgHing % toubt co-0psra-
I'M Win tAag ge1oabtabla Knpatsiek. It I
laAa heux ~ 1iG8 Ne unde1st0od tAat {
suall hody cf the eaeny's cavalry Of the
Felinsula command made thsir appsassne(
= 1nnsisil's ntaa1on dull1g ~ day ysutsr'
Day i = 40 stn1s1 upea pes11y et41 n
thority that twelve feeimeGts n Xanksa ~
lAntry ass n the Burnt Ordinary, IN 6ew
ymt eounfy, uoyi1e q thh 1lfes1iea. 4
= uhulp ~ 1ntleE, NJ - hsars q m
Qn1l111ah NJ - Mug14ml
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VALUAMx IasN q $40 Aogss, n Henrioo O.,
psas ~ Wnlia0eearg road, miles 0ssowI
Echncnd. for -saae-As tSs rssasse ee Mr z "
Hoantee we eese fog aale privately hb valnanIe
farm IN Henrtoo =, i6ar nIss bslo9 niehmond. bs-
tween The WN1tan6oug anA Chasiao Osy rsads. Il
contains 80 aarss, 30 serss q Wh1cA sru heavily
wooded. Fifseea thcosand cords q woel are Icw
estimate q she quantity stni unpat. Oae hundred
fcrcs tho land asUtn an exosept STATE Al eultiva-
tioo, and sndsr gosd fsaoa From the williamsburg
rcAd 70 tee houDe there b excellent oorderuy road
half nils b lsugth.
The improvements eonsist Of twosAory and attic
dseIsing- g-houoo In excellent order; IN ovoFoeor's
houss a thFes rooms aahae ioe eight horses ANAL
barn, smoke heuso md kiSchou, 80 ! - -
An exoeilens crop Of vegetables and sueAs cane
was made On tho plaee Lest year, ~ the place 10
offered for sale only because the owner being in tho
service unable 70 s&teod 10 Il properly II ID i'm
mcdiatey 0utsds Of the outer line Of defencss anc
has bsen entirely protested nom page and destruo
ton. Terms caah Apply 70
NH 1--As - 0ODDIN h APPERSON.
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Light Weght-A negro girl named Dicey,
slave of Mrs. Virginia c. Lawrence, was ar.
rested yesterday morning in the Second
Market, charged with selling two cakes Of
butter at IS per cake, upon the represents
uon that they weighed . pound each, when,
oeon testing the matter, it was found that
the two together only weighed one and q
half pounds Dieey had in her possession .
pass from her mistress authorizing her to
sell things in the markets. In all conscience
sigh: dollars is killing price for butter,
without being imposed upon by light weight,
and whoever is the guilty party In this Case
should be made to suffer.
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vIalT0Rs TO TIE UNIVERSITY.

The following gentlemen have been ap-
poistea By Gov. Smith, vieitors 70 the Uni-
vsssaty Of Virginia, for the ensuing yeas,
VIZ: John Letcher, John n. DauiN, John
Bsannon, Geo. w. Randolph, VIM. C.Rises,
TAos. l. Preston, ThoA 8. flournoy, Ajax.
r. Boteler, and james W. eheffey.
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Singular .scctdemt.-Y yesterday afternoon q
musket in the hands of soldier In the
neighbolhood OF the Petersburg Depot &C
cidentally went of, and the ball striking the
pavement glanced upwards and struck little
girl, named Judy Welsh, in the heel, inflict-
ing quite painful wound The little thing
was Immediately taken to her mothers resi-
dence, where medical assistance was prompt
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and Il wiu rsaAiy . ppsoejSeA, NSine moglly h tks
eaemy b lines, Aro ire iron taIokSoo
For fall particulars sddrsU Ne q QHarlotSssvile.
or fcs the nAxt four days q Ne Dallara Houso.
NH 0-0~ IN Il H0Sa
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NzRcHASr's InsURAsCx COMPANY, /
Richmond, 6th Feb'y, 1854. !

NxRcHANf's InsURASE COMPANY,
Richmond, 6th Feb'y, 1854.
NkPTTAL (an paid) 81 900 ,000- -
~ Accumulated surplus 81 600 900
This company continues to insure all descriptions
Of property In town or country, agairst loss or dam.
age By Fire, on the usual terms, and adjusts and
psysits Losses promptly and liberally
Not moro than $50 COO taken on any single risk.
Directors
Jas Apperson, 6amIJ Harrison,
Gen Jos k Anderson VIM H Haxsll,
VIM Bfeeden, Abner Harvey,
David Burr, Mccarthy,
John Dooley, Miller,
DrW 0wathmey, VIM Paine,
LW Gla8ebrook, Arch'd Picasants,
Lewis Ginter, 6amI Putney,
John Purcell, d. Saunders,
John G einton, HkihkeT,
Geo Sumner, B Watkins,
GFWatson, Chas Whitl0ck,
VI Yarbrough.
70 s M&ThAv ] 81 MONTAGUE. progst.
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C0lvaOkfATE or,,.,e'

CONzA0kRz1E OtJ1O01G
Ml6on, March -sssetasY 49,. = :
dispatch to Gov. Brown, dscllnsAsn t1ese-
commendaticn Of Gen. Lea y 61ane lonys
who are menbese OF ths Loei1lafuro. buf
says they are entitled to rsslen, h they se1oeE
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Desertarg to tse 1nemv.- On yesterday A.
teinoon the following persona were brought
der ON the charge that they wero attempting
to desert to the enemy: William Finker.
Charles Brown, Philip Sucker, L. H. Rein.
hardt, and John Yakel. The two last were
detailed conscripts, and the Others have been
for some time residents of this city These
men were taken in the neighborhocd of
New Kent G. H, and the circumstances un-
der which they were captured admit of no
the Yankee lines.
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DAN AWAY-On the 28th ult, my man Will
n. liam, aged about 40; no marks remembered.
He had on when he lefl home q military oyercoat
and panssy taiso PAIR Oh olack ones mndemeasn,s
feet or inches high, and rather spare. He halls
from Williamsbsrg, and the suppOsftion II that he
will try TO get back that way. will give 4iO0 re-
caught in the city, J WIGHT,
Collar Factory, Mayo street,
NH l-3A Above FFanklin
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There va no truth in the report published
yesterday that Mn. Patterson Allan ned with
tho Yankees when they Visited 0oochland
on Tuesday morning. The enemy did not
reach Mr.. Al farm but n COON "A that
rentlenan heard Of their proximitv to his
fesidenco he took the frst public convey.
| snca which couid be ohtsined to HING h;s
| wife to this city. Notwithstanding she has has
| Shs e nov = voIuntarv nriscner al ri Hrsn.
| cis iie aalea -. - - go.
g" - trq lsc1nsErs! - So
Mr. VIM: 9: R'chard"on, roadmaster on
the Central haalroad, was taken prisoner by
the enemy near Frsdericks aAh, On Monday
| ettoTnO0n. AItor r00OIDg nlm Oh eple00lo
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Exhibiting FarO--About the 9th of Feb.
ruary last the Mayor issued warrant
to search q certain house located ON Main
street, between l3th and 18th, which was be-
lieved to be gambling establishment, under
the proprietOrship of William II. Duke, Of
this city. The search was promptly made
by Capt. Peasants and Officer Jehn Davis.
The result OF the Investigation made by the
police proved that on their forcing an en.
trance Into the bulldog Duke and Turpin
fed to an adjoining house; that when they
were pursued sud captured Duke stopped
down. and placed something on the ASor,
which proved to be a s'dealing box" that In
the room from which the two men fed were
found q faro table ready spread, with chips,
cards, &C., laid out, and that everything indi-
Gated that game was In progress when the
raid was made. Before the Mayor the FOL
lowing evidence was given yesterday y:
Angus Lyon was sworn, but upon being
interrOgated BY the Mayor - to whsthes he
had ever seen the game OF faro exhibited By
Duke in this house, and, II 80, when, do
cliped to answer, alleging IS reason that he
would thereby implicate himself He, how
ever, reconsidered his determination upon
being informed BY His Honor that unless he
ans wered the question, and that quickly, he
would be sent to prison and fined besides !;
and also upon being. assured that NO tcsti-
mony he could give in tho case would sub
ject him to prosecution. Lyon ihessuQ was
that the last time be Aaw. a man from Char
on -aatnnt was then dealing. He had seen
Duke himself deal about six months ago,
but not since.
z. E. Taylor was then sworn, and de-
posed that, on the 18th Of December last, he
was In company with some friends, aud dnr
ing the evening proposition was made to
who made tho suggestion was under the in
Auence of LIQUOR thu. others tried to d1nouad6
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1.-TWO Hundred Dollars Reward - Ban away from
my house, in Manchester, on tho morning Of
the 2Sd, my servant woman Kitty. Said negro is lS
or 10 years Of age rather short, light gng erbreed
color, and quite stout; her gums particularly
dark; she carried away with her four coiored silk
dresses, black silk Dress and two plaid dresses
one black ciotn cloak, AID . purple milk bonnet,
with eundry other articles She was brought from
Mecklenbnrg just before Christmas, wh.9e bought
her. and thiak it probable that she may be trying
to get back. I will give the above reward for her
delivery to me, or TO any j,i In RichIno cd 80 that
may get her [mh 1-Sttl ROBr n TALLEY.
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RUNA WA YN

DUNAWAY-e100 RewArd.-I will give one hun.
II dfed dollars reward for the apprehension and
delivery % me Of . negro boy named Hills, belong
couoty. Ellis b very black, aoout Is or - years
old and has very thick lips. He has Q sister hired
10 the cotton factory In Manchester aud when last
heard Of Was lurk ing about the kitchen OF the fac
tory. JAM8S MOOR8,
NH 3-otf No Franklin st.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-03
SALT DISTRIBUTION.

@ ALT Distributon II an prepared With The neces.
- sary Bianks for those who may wish 20 make
afdAyif % obtain city SALT now being distEibpted.
THOS DA0BY, Notary Public,
No Wall street,
NH $40 Betw cen Main and FSankiiu.
HnY SALT.-Tickets for city Salt may be OBJ
Y tanned from the subscriber 1t the Chamber.
lsifi's Once, between the hours of and O'Clock.
fe 10LMA @ HOWARD, MP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-03

e)(D dcrsignad MT servant girl Cathaxine. She is
Of light ginger color straight hair, slender, about Is
years ole, and had on when she wont a brown
dress. She s lurking about somewhere in tho city.
l will pay the above reW,ud TO any one who will
bring her to my house SAM'L D HICKS,
NH S-8t franklin st,
IN DOLLARS Reward Il will pay the ab owe re-
eDU ward for the apprehension and delivery TO
me or confinement whore osn get him, Of my ne
gro boy Richard, who ie,t my house, n Henrico
county, on the 22d Of February 1864. He 10 about
II years of age, s feet or Inches high, ginger
bread COLOR and leg is shooter than the other,
in consequence Of fracture He is supposed 10 be
either in the city Rockets old field. His father
ID hired to the Louisiana Hospital. Address
DR J HARRISON,
Chimborszo Ho sp,tal, No l,
NH 2-lws Richmond Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-03

HsaisAed-A negro fellow named James,
slave OF Abraham Warwick, who had been
arrested on the charge of having in his pes
session very fine silver fork supposed to
statement given by the officer who made the
arrest, ordered by the Mayor to be whipped