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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25


sfkGuLAR CUsloN At HAakow ScHooL.--B1t there
another ancient custom which sursived even Afer
Buffers reign (Which end6d lat 20 1929 Tho o
in the head sters house two public rooms Tor
the Of The bosrders-the hall and the play-oom
The latter opened 70 all but thu hall regarded
as a sort Of club oop, shic1 10y vas allowed TO
ester except at AMI upper time until be rad
become member by beirg .'rcled in Any one who
desired the privilege Of admission land none below the
upper,hity we're ogibe) gaze in his nsYs.o the bead
Dor some days befors hand In order tskrHe prepara-
tons might be maze for Inauguration zmediate
csrtaiil number of rolls fnds they vsfe csled-ety
nooey urknour) ordered At tie BAKERS ana
rebaked ever morning until they we're pretty nearly
A, lard as pebbles. At o'clock en- the mo'nng
of the rolling in, the members Of the ball ranged
themselves on. tho long table which ran on one
side of the ROOM each wh his pile Of rolls btore hin,
and reg to pick them up The candidate knelt facing
them on form close sgans. the cppos te wall leaning
upon table in front him. with his lead resting upon
his hand g, thai wl, his face wss protected, the
head itself form 9msrk Tor the very peculiar missiles
which we're ready to be sined at it.
When ii was ready, time-keeper, watch in hand,
gave the word "N9Tl7 when fast ard futiousy, and
more spiteiu II boy was unpopular, the roll we're
siowesed upon the devoted head for the space of
minute, neither lees. /. was, as may be i'm
agired, very serious ordeSl the bruises beng very
painful for weeks afterward Some boys dreaded il so
much TO claim adnission 10 the hall bu.itWas
very seldom indeed, that any known to finch
during the shower o. Io after tskirg his place
on The table BlOodooods lHag01ias.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
Rarbars and Bar.keepers.

The BARRIERS Of this city nov charging dollar for
shaving, two dollars for trimming the bsa,d aud four
dollars for trimming the hair and the beard. We do
not blame the BARRIERS for charging these seemingly
enormous prices Flour is selling for $40 barrel,
and BARRIERS must live well other people. Living
without eating ia an economical but brief pastime.-
Eating without aging for what's eaten impoSsbiity
in these days. The BARRIERS, therefore, must charge
high prices or they must.starve.
But the time has come to dispense with BARRIERS and
to save the msney nov wasted in employing them
BARRIERS can be useful elsewhere than in their
shops Gentlemen must shave themselves and trim their
own boards When their hair needs cutting, the home
folks must cut it. Il viii be roughly done, perhaps,
but will answer well enough in war times.
Everybody must serve the cause in some way. Bar
bers are not serving it now How and where they may
be Of most service is question to be settled by the
wisdom Of the country The majority of them are null
attoes, and allowance should and will be made for the
weakness Of their constitutions. If they be Of
use teamstsrs or workers upon Notifications even
as field hands, there are plenty of mechanical and other
pursuits IN which hey may engage and render more
less service to the cause. Employed they are,
they do not help forward the army the navy, the
eommissariat Their strength and intelligence are a
dead waste, so far a. the cause is concerned.
COored barkeepers in the category with the
BARRIERS. They are not only of no use to the army or
the people, but are doing injury TO both They must
put to work and kept at it. That work must be con-
nected in way with the great business of the war
which should engage from this moment the energies of
every living being, white or black, bond free in the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
John B. POAGUE L VIZ. +. POAGUF,


VIM weaver John Mcclung Archibald Pe1de and Ann his Wife
formerly Ann Bgg aud the unknown child or children OF said
Pendls aud wife,
By DECREE pronounced By Court OF Rrckbridge,
in the STATE Of Tdois On Me 18Th day Of April 1901 in the
decreed AID ordered, cst be referred 70
Of The Master. Of the Court who erecsi TO inquire into
ascertain when and where the defendant Ann Pend for
mely Bga daughter Of Tn Bgss late OF So coun
" married where and under What circumstances
from this Comm th, sn1 whether before
moving had a1y LAWFUL living ssle when and where she
FROM and heard from, whether she had lawful
whether she yet living not whether she left
surviving her. Andhe will maferepors hereofto The
Court any ed eeemed pertinent
himself may required By ~ e parties b,
stated notify ali concern ed, by
weeks publication IN the Rohsond Whig newspaper
printed city Richmond that rnsts ire said Ann Pend,
cied year $780, her lawful fus, any she
dead appear Court said county,
the 19lh day OF april and establish thr right
fund t29 90 under the control OF the said Court the
PLAINTIFF O. B. and W. Poague and the defendants W. weA
and Sno kcCluns vsndes q William Bisgs and The
children Jane MeCung deceased vii thea ask the SAID Court
for dsee, declaring them entitled 10 the fund the
sumption The death Of the said Ann Pende without lawfu
lvng :. her daia purant 70 The provisions Of the viii Of
the said Thomas Bggs, decd.
Notce hereby gwen that vii procesd 70 &c, upon the said
decree the Oh Of xarch nsxi at Office In tte OF
Lexington, in said county. WILLIAM D0LD,
Oomm'ri Chancery.
J. d DAvB,os,
Attorney the plaintiffs and The dsfendsn. Weaver.
1e-vlw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25

GOLD FIELDs IN ARIzoSA.-The htrelia Dc Ossidsnts
of Ues Mexico publishes the following letter in relation
TO the recently discovered gold fields of Arizona:
All the information which we have received on the
newly discovered gold fed est6es that it is very rich
The field is north of the villages of the river GIa In
Arizona, the other tide OF the river Salado witch
empties into the ella From the white house which the
Americans have erected amid the P.mos, the river
ella, to the mins ia thirty miles, and f.om thence
to another mine more Iorthward fifty miles. In the
new field which is nearest 10 Slnora there are about
200 yards Of ground each bank OF the river ef shh
a pany OF Americas, who the dscoveters, have
taken possess This company, consisting Of nine
persona obtaining about half aroba 2S poand)
day. All the field which encircles these possessions
is worked by Ne xcans and about fifty miles more to The
north is the mine, whore tie native Americas are
All the land is in the neghborhood Of the Rio Salado
within the possessions Of Ihe Apaches Tontos who are
said to be very well behaved towards the miners. Is
believed that gradually gold in the other mountains IN
the villages Of the Apaches will be discovered. All
the gold in coarse grains, and most Of it Is found
the surface The blade OF knife bayonet are the
instruments generally used for removing the earth which
covers the gold.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
GEORGE W. As Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
AL ACT

Az ACT
,.,o~ =, a. -, ,,sd aI 1sea sr,,a5 a., a., "a
,S s. ~ a. W. ,rshors. ps..sS
1 $1,000 o. az Scct Co VI - NJ wa "e'sa
Rs,.ns.sS NO A. sne,.l A,,,mbIv rh., IN, s,,t .c
II a. 49, =, n.ssS n go, ~. 800
~ .Ih,.. 100 "a "a o. ss,sd ~ a., =,
n,hn,I,. sSs .r,s ~ Ssss-te, ths evil ,i,ho,es h.
and re- en- esd so a. "a read A. Th,t ali mag
srales shsr srrgeants and eoos.s OF the several e5ua-
e and 10 vns in his be rsaursd 40 inform tie
ns.rs,s on sdrrss sc,r az an ,,erte and Other delr
,.n,, ON No miary service 70 the Coud,r.te
" n. fonnd in hsI, ,s,rs,tive cnpn,. elite, or owns
S =, IT,, md % 5 IN ne arrest Of Al ,seh d.laou,nts
hs,h.- asstsr, cor..y ~ sb.n,ee. vhoat Issvs nom
hs sv Or r.vy ~ be Confd,r,e A .,.. And h.v shs
prompy notify he nssTss oondes., cer or Acjusnt Gen
raj =, he sssrssrv ~ Wa N suh ,re.t and 81. oommi.
h S =. ~ ,h S,'on n, -, o .srurs eun,x a. eor
nor.nn IAN nntil he can he The .utho
ses
The said officers NAV summon 10 many OF the people of
county mr. or require tie ese.t com
s ~ a., cal ont nsrtion Of III, command AZ
~ he for The uurposs 10 ad In .rreng and safey
gusdng ,uch nj thsy can be scared n IA. AZ
sfore.sid AMI 10 making ,py ar-r been directed the on
GERS. whether civil or sy h. have me sme powers and
luis con erred In the tseny fou h Section forty
nine Of Inc CODE
herein REQUIRED OF him and any citizen VINO .s fs or refuse %
obey ths "a me second seosn or hal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
IMPORTANT SALE.

WIub sid, % the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the
Ssh Of Janu,gy rs Al Chrasasye Ia ne county o. Meek
e,bur Va be residence Of r. Puye Decd The large
apd yaa bic act land owned b. the deceased, containing
about which there several settlements together
We nssy shsd Tan Yard Toe Improvements ere ex
tsnsVe consisting o; svs al tEo s'1y dwellings. hns
sore houx house. an1 shops Of every descriptions
large nuuoer cabins, stables and bsrn5 oge her Win
an one. necessA y cntho -ses. All 10 good repair
Their Prcalses an excellent apple ans reach or
well adApsd The growth OF wheat oats sad tobacco
and vel Estefe1 10 viii be sid Ia body, In detached
porsi rs 20 - purchasers terms accommodating.
TIE place. viii DO sold so horss and mules
cst.e, IS sheep 100 hogs, plantation utensils hs1se
hod and kitchen furalture, &C. &c
We 1 hire hs tina about sixty negroes for
The present year
n .h.st sesied. A. q. JEFFRssh
r. T. PURYEAR
Ereeu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25

THa WORTH OF THE BIBLE-NesF the clo,e OF his
lie Patrick Henry laid his hand the bble and sad 10
friend: Here Is book worth than all Others
yet it is my misfortune TO have read IL with proper
attention until lately"
Wm Pitt when he 10 die, said al fear that like
many others, neglected my religious duties too much
to have goundto hope thst eau be eficscious on
my death bed"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25

YoUKs AnERIc4-A lady ts,ehirg her little daugh-
ter four years CID, pointed something in the book,
you know,7 inquired the ciiId "Ys'" said the mother;
''but .h to ind out if you sno~." SWELL" resron-
ded tue little miss, 81 do know" "ell me, then, ifyou
please" said the iidy. "Why no. insisted the little
one, with an arehsd look, "Yoa kaox wha, !. lie, and
know what tie, and there is need of saying any
thing more about IT,"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25

Fish press throughout ttis war in Sting Northern YER
sions Of tie neWs-an acumeu which has often been
commended in my hearing since came to the South.
you have yet to learn that in regard TO the number OF
Generals in command there is often in Northern &C.
counts of battles not one grain or vestge of truth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
WANTED

STOLEN-S2OO reward-TwO young men
hired Of me- en- the horse EACH 70 be returned
bV o5ck and have ret been heasd OF since
Dsopln. EdEzri Paro youog mau, talek set about
t,s inches In rexht, understand member Of Captain
Haue,s company ION Virginia Cavalry. Her0ee bay mare
Yeas ola, snd had fair leather quilted saddle With e
cloth blanket g. Buckley you2s OF dark skin, spare
made about inches In hght lie rode snal gray
ponv very compact Old with r esher quilted 3 d
ds III pay reward OF tlO0 each Tor tte recovery OF the
bor,.1 WM H. SUTHERLAND,
iAgg-ts Exchange Livery stables. Fsankin street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25

Tar WAY TO CIR RIcH.-There Is an nfslIble plan
10 get rich, which every young man starting out in life
should adopt. "SGve something from ysur earnings
II YOU only earn Eve dollars week, so regulate your
expenditures to one dollar to lay up and in the
course Of time you will find yourself rich man.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
DISSOLUTION.
TUE CONCERN OF LEX a
LANES Is

this DAY dissolved By mutual Either partner Is
authorized OF Ia settlement Of the
basness These holding claims against them will present them
Tor payment and those Indebted win please forward and
- N. n. LEE.
~ R. D. JAMES
Rshuopd, January lss, 1854
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in The CIerk's

VIRGINIA--At Rules held in the Clerks
once Of the Circuit Court Of The city Richmond, the Oh
day OF December, 1853:
d. T. Williams PA
sgainS
Don 4. u Peters aud others, Dam.
The object OF thn suit obtain s.nen OF the partnsr
ship transactions OF the late 1rns OF Williams Peters Co. ana
Peters, William Co. and 90 attach estate ana debts In
the seeciags mentioned belonging due 70 the
D. T. Pete and adsv havn been die ss IRE oefendant
soovsdasmeda pon resident Of this Commonwealth the ala
defendant required to within one month sfer dss
PAIL c.ticn hereof and do shst necessary protect hs h
Acopy-Tsas:
jss-w4w BENZ. POLLARD. clsr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
BY THE GOVERNOR Os VIRGINIA.
DDi.nT N mTnN

The General Assembly Of Virginia having, the h Instant
passed amenoy OF ae &C; passed october a. 1868,
entitled IAN auhoxs the Of desere by the civil
auhore having drected the sans TO be published By
Proclamation Of the Governor, therefore, WILLIAM SMITH,
Governor Of Commonwealth Of Virginia. do hereby proclaim
the annexed copy OF the Aforesaid and all
oce Affected by lis provisions required promptly and FL
ncnty the and the p,oPe generally called
upon der wiling o6edlc.ce 70 rs proysonL
- Given my hand Governor, and undsr the seal
ths Common sh Richmond this 2st day Of jan
IT, uary 1861 and In the SSH Of the oommonweAlth.
WILLIAM srIrH.
By the Governor:
G1nRa ". MuKroRn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
VIRGINIA.-At Supreme Court of Ap.

" IIkOIINIA.- NJ ouPI6HIC OUuII UI dP-
peas held at the state cou Hoase, In the city Of Rich
nond Friday, November 20, 1868:
James d. Reynolds and others, Appellants,
against
nsrtws Allen, administrator Of Elizabeth Reynolds ss
SAMUEL Reynolds Iton Reynolds james W. Hu.s5n and
Eliza, biz WIFE, William T. Habcn Janetls his wife David
Mabsn, and Rebecca, his WIFE and others, Appellees
The object Of i u Is TO decree pronounced By The
Circuit Court Of Psyvsnis county and appearing that
lppeees Samuel hey nos Bso1 Rtynoids Hutson
and Inss bis wife, William +. hsb-n and Janee bis Wife,
ssd David Aabeu, and kebsca hs wife not RESIDENTS
stae motion Of the sppesns by their council Il Is ordered
Mat The said sppeees do appear here In month due
publication this order, 10 VIII protect their
nteres tin this suit; and ast III, order be pahshed week
four weeks the Richmond Whig nevspapgr
pubshed the city Rctmond posted mont door Of
the Hastings Court House Of said cy ths nt dy Of NE
next Corporation Court.
A copy--resie,
de la-v4u W.T. sTApKy N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
NEW CONCERN,

We have this day associated ourselves IN
-, rod.r the style and Arm LEE BOWMAN, for the
ose on eendacng the Negro Auction and Commission Bus
~. old gt,nd Of James, Frtnkn street. and
, o. pstronage Of OR niends ana the public generally
our bsst sxertons 20 promote The interest pat
49, Long Of senior Partnsr Eater
6.t ue can obtain the hghat market prices for All
nro-rors entrusted 70 us. = n $1,000
January 1, lisa a. D0""AN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
BAH COrr.-we find the following in an snglIah pa.

BAD CoPr.-We nnd the following IN al hngiiah pa
per. II not true, it ought TO be:
'At the harvest home, q. Saugham, Sussex, TIE
chairman sid Dean Hook ha1 preached item magaif-
cent ssrmOn. Before tie Dean went home be asked
leave print It. failing him he thought they could sell
hundred, snd o:red copy out the plain tor
the piner Tue Dean made answer that would never
do; he would write it cut badly himself Upon his ask
iIg the Dean why, he eIpaned that If thu copy was
plain it would DO put ito hs hands of the COM
posiors whereas, if it was written badly, the best
hands would get it, and the work would be better done
In confirmation OF this, said that, once UPON time
converting Nth Robert Southey the poet we alluded
TO his psrlcu ally neat aad egols handwriting, saying
that OF course he must have little trouble 10
ing the proofs HIS reply was, Ca the contrary,
wits well that my copy equal to print and /, given
TO The apprentices, who careless and incompetent
and make OF bunders when they set itup. Lord
Broughsm, on the other hand writes almost ilegiby,
and his manuscript goes 10 the bes compositors who
have brains and skill make out its meaning; and
paid one.third extra for decipsering it,"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
1OO ACaES OF VALUABLE LAND IN

II II Il
HUI OEASGE COUNTY, Va, FOR SALS-ThiI tract
Ia. apout i've ss ouihea6 az the court House. two rom
Orange srns acCs the Lanes Captain broEnf g. vii an
Cosby md others OF the hnes slci1ns q country
IN ~ P-i on district Tbs contains about four hun
dred acres has Two very dwelling houses ~ uith suit
able out "a dng yourg apple orchard (ieect iru lou
wears r.adn about hundred and oy cleared
der good ielcs; balance timber mefy original growth
lies side % 3-ys Ru1, and has good pro-
portion OF ground The Lii land, southeast e1pourei
sc adapted 20 growth corn wheat tobacco and the va
ous rs seeding bashes Of wheat and
four or ave deem useless 90 give more minute de-
npton ne persons Wishing % purchae vii look for themselves
Apy ore sng % vlew premises Cal Mr. J. a. Coa'
man on tns place and he viii uke pleasure IN showing TO
hsm.
Ill also sen TO purchaser, he desires t. my stock OF
every de,crpoa farming utens household and kitchen orn
are and pro,Bs hand FOE he present year Il seliom
80 n place IS this % put artet. Ny reason for selling
maj am h the army and can't sve proper attention the place
m SCI great gain In This place between this and the Isl
day Of FEB .ry, as wish % close By that time.
f.2s-d2fkcss JOHN W. VOOLFOLK
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
SPECIAL ORDERS,

In Aeco nce above orders, All arriving NE
% duly 10 ibis city (Eho have not already done
sol VII report person, without delay, these headquarters
By order Of Bngadier General Joas n WNDsE, Coming
D&h }. W. PEGRAM, A. A Gen.
IQ--H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25

Tn retiring from the business, it gives me
=, r,e,unend 70 the patronage Of ny friends and pat
EEoos ne new concern Of Lee Bowman n Y.,rps
jA2-dlm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25

DECLINE IN NEGRoEs --Tae Lynchburg Republican
says there has been decided decline in the price of
negroes, in that Market within the last few days.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF VIRGINIA..
SENATE

SENATE
SATURDAY, Jan. %, 1854.
Prayer by the Rev. Dr.. Ryland.
communication was received from the Houss an
nouncipg certain action in that body.
The bill for the relief of w. u Prince, OF Sussex
county, returned from the House with an amendment
was read, and the amendment agreed to.
Senate bill to prevent the harboring or hiring OF
slaves &C.. was taken up and the amendments agreed
to.
REPORTS YaoM COMMITTEES.
From the Committee Of Courts Of Justice, bill To
proven. the unlawful carrying of slaves boats; bill
more eectualy to suppress unlawful trad ny boats
plying on the rivers and canals OF tn, Com 1onweath
and they asked to be discharged from the further con-
sderation Of the petition of hers w. Fisher, complain
ing of the action Of the Supernendnt Of Salt Works
and the counter petition of John M Forbes Assistant
Superintendent Of the Virginia State SAILS Works.
Agreed TO.
The Committee on Military Affairs reported back
preamble and resolution sructng Senators in the
Confederate gress to their ero "a TO have Law
passed decsraory Of the true intent Of the 10th section
of the Conscrpt act and asked to DO discharged from
its further consideration.
The unfinished business Was then taken up, being the
bill limiting the time for the payment OF the interest or
certain bonds Of the Government and after considerable
debate,
table.
bill limiting the time for the payment Of certain
claims against the Commonwealth was t-ken up anc
passed-ayes 20, noes 4.
House bill amending and reenacting the Ssh section
Of chap. los of the Code of Virginia for 1860, a,
amende by the passed karch 18th, 1851, emf LED
an act to increase the pay Of the Commons ealths Al
torney for the Circuit Cour of Ohio county, was taken
up and Iassed-Ayes 2S, noes 8.
bill for the relief OF Geo. J. Arnold, OF the county
of Giuer, was taken up, read second time ard OF
dered 10 be engrossed.
On motion Of Mr.. ARMSTRONG, tie Senate ad-
journed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
TPHB BEAUTIFUL ESTATE in DIN

Il WtDDIE called "Oakland" containing 90 acres three
nils from ne urt House. N es from Petersburg AMI ~ m les
fro sutheanls Depot the South sie Railroad for sale
are ahorEel sell this tray beautfl estate, located
above occupied BY Mr. Iltsc Eppes contains 600
By tsurysy, OF which one half oPen land In nne
hsArt and ether IN wood add timber.
The place pretest IN The county. The dEelng
and An he out buildings nearly The dwelling sit.
h surrounded ey beautiful grove o. oat res (aboat acres
aa hu rcoms gsny and three porohes built Of The best
msteri.k and "a The bardsomeat yle
sre are nni oarns, quarters sloient for 6ty
roe and leg f,r sixteen horses grana, Ice and carriage
u,es Ia fact every badng uuay found on large estate
A muh a. pun tobacco has ben made 10
fom sO 20 bushels wheat from 500 q $50 barrels
ad oher crops In prop3roa Possession given once the
osBsr VII pay g. 600 per As he ANXIOUS to
eject speedy sale great bargain viii be offered, Application
Il made In days map Of the land view Of
iaSi-as: GODDIN APPERsON
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HRADo'Rs, DEPT OF HENRICO, [
RlCHNOND, Nov. -, 1853 I
tuTRACr.
sPB01L ORDERS.
NJ ~

tuTRACrl
SPOON ORDERS.
v In os.nes 70 Instructions nom The A. aud General,
Ne following ier repubhed Tor ne Information Of al coz
eerned:
EDpF AND IHsP'R GENE2ALs OPFIcA
RiosNoSD, April III, 1888. I
lEXFRAoHl
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. 81
XXX Brider General JSon H. Wndsr Il hereby directed 70
mlke immediate enquiry and report uithoat delay:
II. The name rank, regiment corps OF all commissioned
ocer tnelength o. ume ea"hhas been Ia the city.
3D. IN each be vii require copy the leave By which
he 0cer aosent from bis proper command stationed In
ne e eopy Of he order By which be put upon duty
XXX. Wh1neser 10 that ocer rghtfuy In
hshnond be viii be sent forthwith his proper command and
The tes reported 70 ths once Tor further Scon o. Depart
By command Of The Secretary Of War.
(sgneD JOHN WTfHERs
Asst AditGeu
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CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION OF FIRST CONGRESS-
House on REPRESENTATIVES,

SATURDAY, Jan. %, 1854.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25

~ ARDENER- a Gardener, French
or Scotch over the military age aud without family and
eopversAnt With culture o. he Vine an ieit uees
A II Al hls once. jazz
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25

L ARGE AND EXCEL LENT BRICK TEN
IL EnENT o. the south side Of Marshall between 5h and
en- streets near New Market for $50 a. 1ueon We wiz
ss a. suction the preuss on Thu ksDA1 me to.h jan
uary ls4 a. o'clock the large and sell bu' Dick Ten
emenl cssi a. above occupied b. Mr. Fisher, a. ne
rent oil also p- month The In rate oreer and has
about Possession Be hat IN short Tine ms
lot 2H ee aaa depth ofl6 feet fhs Sehuon
ted 20 this Ter The year 70 be pst b. NE pu
$3.50 GUDpIN Z APPERsoN,
t.os "A Aucuoneefs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-25
ROANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE.
DANVILLE, VA.

THE Second half Session Will commence
Il FEBRUARY ST. lisa Arranged eRts have been made
aeeomnodae few more pupils ApPheauors ihsud be mad
a. once.
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