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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
RRoK qRE LoWER RAPPARANN0cK.

It is reported ,hn he: Of sunbOats and two fii-
gates appeared on the lower RaPpAharEOek Saturday
last, and AeaLdol tho river near to TaPplhannCek
village abou. forty five nils from It's mouth. There
were thirteea suubOais and two frgahs which, il s
sd. were accompanied by machine CONSTRUCTED fer
the purpose Of feeling for tOrPedOes.
l. is also unored taA. large number Of Transports
have Iccen'l' tesu reen on Chesapeake Bay, but in
What direct they were moving We were unable to
laaru.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
VIRGINIA. ARMY AGENCY

OLD COLUMBIAN HOTEL"
RICHMOND, VA
THIS establishment is now being re organ
Il lied upon extensive plan. and greatly con-
tribute hoped TO the convenience comfort and relief Of tie
Virginia troop.
la connection With II Is conducted
a Distribution Of army Supplies,
by which al contributions cJhing hospital supplies
for virginia soldiers Ulcers, when consigned TO the
recevs and forwarded free Of expense to the
parties Also, 49, ,
a Depository of Surplus Baggage Sent from The Yield
ALSO,
WAYSlDE INN,
At which INDECENT sodlers and officers OF the Virginia
troops when passing through Rhnond uough leave
are furnished with Lodging and su,h subsistence accommoda-
- 8. BUF0RD,
ipl5-c2w Virginia Army Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
CHEERING NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA

CHEERING NEWS IRON NORTH CAROLINA.
TIE klowng Ofi,iAl despatch has been received
BY Gen Bagg:
PLExOUrH. n. O., April 20 b, 1854.
To Gen. BcarioA Bragg: .
hive s;Orn,d and carried this Illee, eIpsuring one
B,gad 81 on tlOlnl SIX hun lsl msl Stores twenty
6VS pieces D, a-tillssy. K. +. HOKE,
BsigAdier-G General
A telegram was AlsO received by tho President from
Col. JnO. Taylor Wood dated Rocky Mount Alt inst,
giving furhes particulars of the capture Of Plymouth
by the forces under Gen. HOke, with naval eooPera
ton.
He says that Abou. twenty iEe hundred prisoners
we're tlksa hrs1 0 g1l hlld;ei IF than nsg'Oss !;
thirty pieces Of artillery bulded thousand pound
Of msat ons Ih0lH barrels o. aIlr, aid FULL gar
risOn oa.6I FE1 gIaSoisI W1sS sunk. another dis
Abled, aad smali steamer captured.
Our l)ss SaI ab1I ti,ss hliirsi n al. Colonel
Mere: was among the killed.
lPiynOuth il she capital Of Washington ceunly,
O. and situaed on the south side ct ROlDoks river
eight miles from Albemlrle iund. PoPaati,u is
about one thOnsAnS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
BANK NOMINATION.

A meeting of the Banks of this city,
IA held Pursuance Of suggeon from Bar k Of otb,r
States the expedency OF general convention Of the Banks
Of the Conedacy con Of their course In obtaining
relief against thu unequal Confederate TAX TO which, h sup
posed In ofhcial quarters they are liable.
Rssolped unanimously That convention OF all the Banks
In he ooneder and hereby Invited to meet In this
city on MONDAY, "a day Of May next. ~ - -..-
Richmond, Va April is, 1854. ~ rn.LxH apls-d !.
NOTICE. Will sell my Steam Saw Mill,
IN which Is situated on nv farm in the county I'd
ward eight mites Keyvile Depot In good running
order. ANY wishing 20 purchase can come TO ses
Address HENRY y. SPENCER,
apib-dlw Keysvilie.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

sEvEaE AcciDESr TO u3<N. EvASs Daring the fore
nOOa of Saturday, says the csare ton Mercury, Brig
Gen. Evans and his brother driving buggy along
Meeting street. near the corner Of Reid, when their
horss took fright and soon becoming unmAnagsabls,
r,n Oh. Gen. Evans val violently thrOsn from the
buggy ana badly hurt, his head hsViOg an ugly con-
.,ss5 l.ssrsted wound. The General vas Immediately
t,sen 20 the Courier Oos by, where the proper
attention was promptly bestowed upon his Injuries By
Dr,. Hertz, boy and Ogisr At late hour on SUE
IA, evening { e sufferer vas doing we'll.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

"THE REEL SoSenER." -Messrs Ayres Wade
have Jus, published "The Rebel Songstet" embracing all
the Dol u lr ballads. This timely publication, as our
armies are Low about To enter upon the most important
campaign OF tie warand the sod whilst preparing for
the coaAict will be disposed to enyen their camps with
patriotic ami martial melodies This book wi supply
them with all the meas OF vocal inspiration they nay
require.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
rHK CITY.

MATORs CoURF.-Bssdes the perjury ea,e, there
we're several interesting matters before the Mayor
yesterday
VIM. Lyon, poor creature with only one leg, was
charged with stealing dozen horse shoe rasps from
George Gerusdorf.
1t was proved that the identical rasps produced in
court had been stolen from GerusdOri's shop about
month ago, and tina. on Wednesday Lyon offered 10
sell them 10 VIM. S. Hunt. Lyon was sent on to the
Hastings Court
Nike HAndley was charged with robbing John H. Gen.
try of gold watch.
Il appeared that Whit Mr.. Gentry going up is
street sboIt1en o'clock the night Of the 9Th instant
three men attacked him, knocked him down and
robbed him Of his gold watch ami chain. Next day,
HAndley offered to sell to Samuel Bsckman gold
watch, the number Of which the sam, the num-
Der Of the watch stolen from Mr.. Gentry He was not
arrested until "Wednesday night, when officer Granger
founi him in thieves den l7sh street. Nothing has
s:ncs been hard of the watch. HAndley was sent en-
to the Hastings Court.
Els ,beth White, Thomas Collier aud Lee Whitehurst
we're AHMED and sent to the Hastings Cour; for
stealing Confederate per cent. certificate for 81 200.
from L,sis B. Lsath Of Petersburg.
Mr.. Lsath's pocket picked of $40 in money and
the cert 6cate at ths Petersburg Depot in this city,
about ten days ago. A. the time, be noticed young
mIn, very much Ike Whitehurst, pushing against him.
o. the day after the theft Elizabeth White sold the
certificate to D. T. Williams, broker for $40, certify
ing before notary that 1t her property aud that
she was b. LsAsh. Subsequently Mr. Williams learned
that the certificate had been solen and had Mrs. White
arres.ed Mrs. White said Collier had given IL to her,
and Collier being arrested, said Whiteburst had gwen
it to him. When the police arrested Whitsharst he
said he had found The certificate. All of the parties
" 70 cent on the Hastings Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

To JACKSON, MIssIssIPr.-ArraDgemsnt have been
made for semi-weekly mail to Jackson. The cars
will take the mail to Chunkey, from whence il will 90
on hand car to Norton, where the energetic jackson
postmaster Mr.. Manship, will meet il with wagon. In
very short tina hand cars can from the western
bank Of Chunkey to Jackson.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

A. A. RAIzE's CAss-Touobing the case of A. A.
Raine arrested on Monday fer deserion, we have re-
csved the following, which we give, emitting the name
Of the writer
Editor Richmond Wig:
Sir: Seeing notice in your issue Of to day regard ng
A. A. Rsine as deserter from 9th Alabama Volun-
teers, and prssumng that there is mistake in con-
Meeting the usme Of the psry here with that Of the
real offender curiosity prompted me to examine the
rolls to ascertain the correctness of the staten ent; and
below hand You the result. as OBJ from the muster
and pay roll Of the company on file in the Pay Bureau
of this Department.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

Parma London correspondent mentions that a
discovery has been made in France which will proba-
bly revolutoDiE, the paper business Excellent paper
is manufactured from the wood of the oak, walnut pine,
ehesnut aud various vegetables, without any addition
of rags reduction in price Of from Hfty to eighty
per cent is predicted. Samples were exhibited and
attracted general attention.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

IxsoxEs OF SoyEREIaxs.-The clear annual income,
or salary Of half the sOvsrsgns Of Europe does not
mount to sasiS5. Up to the commencement of the
present ceptury the richest sovereign family Of Europe
excluding Russia was the house of Hapsburg-
They possessed, and stI possess, enormous estates
within the Austrian empire private properly which,
though mismanAgsd in most instances produce above
million sterling mar annum
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

ARTIFICIAL LINES are now mads in the U tied States
o. vulcan xsd india rubber. As they hollow, all
the machinery Is contained within, and is no. hab" 10
be 6eranged or broken. They s-e. l. - sad, much
more really yale, AID ghter than those mado Of
wood or iron.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

FKNALx YANKEE SURaIoS.--The female Yankee sur
geOn recently captured in front Of Gen. Johnsons lines
received in this city yesterday. She Il abes thirty
years old and quite ugly. but has intelligent appear
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
SOLDIER DROWNED-THR BODY RI
COVERED.

young man belonging to Ntzhugh Lees cavalry,
was Drowned Ia December thin three miles Of Cow
ington, ia this Stae. AL pseVis efforts to recover
hia rely we're in vain, until the 18Th inst when it Was
found.
His name is laid to BE- Marmaduke, or Aoneure-
The initials al R. N engraved on his pistol, and
be Gd on b ck Overcoat and COnedera'e plnts Al
roundabout HIS body buried the lssb, and, il
6ssired. can be obtained By his frierds 4,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

Among the prisoners taken by Gen. Forrest at Union
City, Is the notorious renegade Fennssseean, Colonel
Hawkins This Is the second time Forrest has oaptur.
cd him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

SIX of the track of the road between Charlotte
and Sstssve TO be taken up and that is room to be
relaid with fat rails and the operations Of the road
will continue. The heavy iron is taken up to finish the
Danyie connection.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
SLAYES FOR THE FORTIFYCATTONS.

Nv. H. Stevens stats that an erroneous impress.
sion Is prevailing ia regard TO the question Of masters
furnishing food for their slaves
The State law under which they imp essel pro-
VilSs that masters my send Taons with the negroes,
and be paid fer the same as the rae Of Communication
allowed sold.,r5 in the serSieA Last September the
authorities tea called upon for slaves were fur
shed with he following circular:
al am authorized b. the SscretiTy OF War TO pur-
chase from the Of impressed slaves bacon and
corn at schedule p ices.
"The ices in dong this il to increase the ration
iuroish6d the negro BY the COnmissry Department. BY
u amount Of lsrier Of POUND Of bacoa and three
quarters OF pou. d o. cora per day.
ANY owners who wish to ship corn and bacon IN
these quantities may CLUB together and ship in bulk TO
me. TFanspo alton sill b. furnished upon notification,
and bills pad a.my otfce."
In the call made Jan. 22j, 1864, the Governor, In
bis notice to the Coun Courts, said as follows:
''The Engineer Officer further informs the Governor,
that be would be glid if Woald send meat for
their slaves Eben pos When the meat rations are
sent the OF the negroes OWEer aud the quantity
of meat sent should DO reported TO the tss OF Gel
Steven; or may club .ther, and shp il in
bulk Co.. Sssvens vii pay for the article, and
all expenses TIER, on."
Tbs same source Of information states that on. Of
about twenty five hundred slaves in Obediense to
the above call only abOu. Eve bundled hav, bssR fed
nv their owners
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

TIE CAIRo QLL,) News publishes an order from G,n
BufOrd Of TIE rebel cavalry In which he concludes b,
announcing to his troops the intention to hold West
ern Kentucky
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

FORREsr AoAN.-The Meridian (Miss-) Clarion lays
advces from the northern Mississippi report that Forrest
bad an engagement with the Yankees, near Whites
alton, ten miles from Memphis on the Charleston
Railroad Ia which he was victorious.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
NOTICE. ,

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the late firm OF
N TOWLEs VOOLFOLK, al Orange Q. H., Virginia, are
requested forward settle AMI tay their accounts and
before the 1 day Of Jane next longer indulgence
be given Those having claims against the said
arm are earnestly tested them By that time
The books papers In the possession Of Mr. Richard
BoulwAre at Orange H. who Is fully authorized settle al
claims for and ~ .inss the said concern.
an15-elms Surviving o Tovles Voolfolk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
THE OAPTURE OF PLYMOUTH

GoLDsBoRo, April 2l-rhe train il just in from Tar.
boro, and passe, gers report ths Pymoath was cap
tured by Gen. Hoke, with twenty Ave hundred Priso
ers-half of whom are negroes. The sinking OF two
gunboas during the attack is aso reported Our loss
Is stated to be two bucdred aud afty killed and
wounded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

Hos. r J. sHHHEs. Of Louisiana, is In Montgomery,
ALI
Col J. B. Walton serving at present Inspector Of
Field Artillery, Is in the same city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS FOR MILITARY
SERVICE.
ADJUrANr GENERALS oRFIoE VIRGINIA,

MARcH 81, 1854
COLONEL HENRY HILL, Paymaster Gen.
" Of the State, is appointed By the 0verner to take
The State Confederate
States military service supplies furnished without expense
clsmsn viii forthwith estabsh once at Rich
mond for that purpose
claims soldiers Of Virginia who have been be dis
charged disabled In the service Of either the State
States all widows and orphans Of such soldiers who
may killed died In service; also all soldiers now In
service having special claims other than Of and coihin
their peculiar poon cannot attend In person. may send
their claims 70 Colonel HILL at Richmond for collection, fee Of
cost.
All persons sending claims viii be careful 70 give the full
resmen Brigade date Of CLAIMS should
be all stated aud power Of attorney properly auhentcat
authorizing Colonel Hill collect and receipt for the ame, that
he may act with promptude and despatch
Intervention Of paid agents for claimants Will In no ease
permitted being the object Of the Governor 10 protect
ties against them
By command.
apl-6td&cm WM H. RIOHARDS0N,A. G.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

John H Holland. Esq., Of New Orleans, died in that
city OF the 2Oth Of March, aged rs years He was q
native Of Connecticut bu. setlsd in Louisiana when il
was Spanish colony.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
NOTICE.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICH
Il MoND FREDERICKsBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
COMPANY-The Stockholders Of the Rchmoni Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company hereby notified that the
Comp has assumed pay the levied their stock
by Che States for the present year. They will there
fore OF their stock In this Company their list
Of tax able property 10 Confederate States assesso
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
aplS-d1w J. b. WINSTON, Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

NOTICE On and after he Of April all dues and remit
iaees to ms PAi IN the new currency or IN n'e'
and under Of the old.
Eo Of other denominations Of the old IaSus received At re-
duc;ion Of So per cent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
n ENRRAL GROCERY AND

~ ENERAL GROCERY AND
VI COMMISSION STORE
THE UNDERSIGNED give netice that commsnc.d
GENERAL GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
at old stand CT Main street. and will psy particular atten
ton OF all Country Produce and Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco cor signed 10 them
MI p H. BUTLER will have an Interest In our business and
will pay personal attention 10 The sales goods entrusted 70
WlLLlAMS, ELLlOrF co.
Richmond, Va, April Oh, 1854 spil-d2w 4 sw3w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
ECONOMY IN HOUSEKEEPING.

DERSONS wishing to economic will do well
i to send the subscriber Five DOLLARS, for which he viii
send them, mall three receipts the most useful to The
aOd saTRSr i sfAR S5fq POLISH Of
st The very best quality SOAP made In half
an Ssd IL almost store c drug shop ~sSs clothes
With les. rubbing than The and M them ,, much
viii exceed oneouh the price OF the common homemade
"a An excellent article Of WASHING FLUID can be made by
my pit making very short time AMI cost but
per gallon the ingredients for making the be had
Sd One receipt FOR making PATENT ARCH POLISH BY The
s a. The Of the most
fnisher, quite as beautiful as when new.
All three receipts viii be sent for The low price Of hve
NorE-A money at my rsk II mailed in the presence Of
the Postmaster where Il Is mailed.
Post Band, Camp Lee, Richmond, Va.
We the undersigned have seen Mr. Percy his soap here
other soap we have ever used We therefore, recommend
to family believing to DO everything he rsoonmsnda
". q. johnson. Leader Of Post Band.
e ss: 'S. WV %.. ss,. Band, Camp Lee
aJ Ellington, P. W. Raney, do
VS.. Eaiss. J. N. Wheeler do
CERTIFICATES.
We hereby certify have fairly tested Mr. Pecys
oept for making soap, and bsevst TO b. everything he
I i Finch, Of olsrisviIls. Va. b
RI BsP.lsts o., BoydtOn.
WI ohsasn, Charlotte, Va.
Vim Branch, Meckunberg, Va
. aud ss no saas sss gwen p''''' 1'es'
~, q. N. sxru, Lunenburg
spc-diwelr I.w. BABY, Lunsnburs, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
DOR SALE PRIVATELY.-A desirable farm

l. Of 400 ac es 10 Amelia county, 81 miles from The
House, WITH the Stock Horses and hues Wagons and Carts.
Farming implements-ai a1d 10 good ORDER Also,
valuable good farm hands, and With too
children
The buildings consist good story house basement
lice In tie yard, god Ice hou and al tho necessary
out-buidings
About IT'S acres are cleared % buthe
Is bushels Of wheat hsvs been seeded and - D
resdy for and the balance being
poughed 1he balance Of The land heavily mbere With OAK,
hickory and rne About 80 Of the land In low Uounds
adapted grass hiss f1e garden vhioh sl TIE
ceay the have been planted together vih 10
bushe Of poatoe There also young orchard choice
fruit trees '-tt.- isilis
Any person wishing purc,ase farm In good neighbor
hood airosd nd ali ready. for the coming crop
spiS-5t JlS H. rAYLoR, Arc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

GKS. Polk, is understood, will make his heasqual
tiers a. Meridian soon As the necessary preparation
are made.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
HEADQ'Rs 25rH va. BATTALION,

OHHfFiN o ~ 2, PM TT 100-'
TNHE 25th Va. Battalion having been recent
b,ov the city, designed for members Of the commands
win be left At tbs sore Of Ragland Bro on lih street. or
thew are Intended At chamns Farm Of Rsgand Bro
Richmond Va At this time hams Of Will prove very &C
'sp w. n. ELLIOTT,
.nt1-e1u It. Col 25h Va Battalion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
PARNTT SORGHUM Or SUGAR CANE
CRUSHER.

T'HE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
Il and molAsss conpels rely home production. one
cultivated In Sorghum win yield Sufficient moasses
o consumption ordinary farm.
Prepare your land and plant your good
orusher make olasses the sorghun
matures
The subscriber obtained Letters PATENT from the Coincide
States for and Improved Sorghum Sugar Gaze
rApdy with which the jpics pressed from the
saksn saving Of the juice Il flows In the Of
labor required the hinen simplicity OF constuc
on with which Il In good running order
IL is much erior to the machines heretofore used.
FOR sALE-srArE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIaHrs.
FOR trrns and particulars ad the subscriber Balsve
Post Once PoHhatan County Va JOHN BOOKER, Eq, who
has a model, Office OF Kerr Lyon, Richmond, Va
ap1- d2&e3ms THOMAS o. BROWN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

E0s papers MARRIED vth Crcs' VII anae
stand her Of subscription Abo1so e1pTs ana Va"
fsuai roupUy n they wish their papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
IAN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF

III AN APPEAL To The PkOPLE VI
THE CONFEDERATE sTArEl-The Direct tors OF the Young
MEMS Chr,ian Association Of Richmond respectfully, hut
onney submit the benevolent and the patriotic throughout
the Confederate States appeal In behalf OF the Soldiers Fa
lies slty eiree the commencement oil the war Richmond
been refuge for those who have been driven from their
and children the devAstaed counties OF Virginia Alone
state Of the 0onfederacy have sought
aylum mld Gu citizens have been appealed TO In num-
relieve the sick and wounded soldiers 10 Tar
clothing soldiers In the ned and hosp tai and
and shelter their suffering families AMI noby
they the great OF instances responded 10 every
fhe supplies Of prov In the city OF this time
duoed dcues obtaining Others b ordinary means
and that the funds contributed for the relief
poor accomplish but little purchasing the necessres
0flfe
there three thousand females In this city who are
who obtain fully employed The wages received
for will enable these women TO procure
planet food for themselves and children
without assistance then, from the CITY and country
actual starvation must have occurred Our
Cy Council has made liberal appropriations for the
chase supplies both for grsutou distribution and for sAe
employed for the purpose have not been
able 70 pfoccre the quantity Of provisions required
Under circumstances feel that II our duty 10 APP
peal liens throughout tle Confederate States TO
without delay oitrbuons Of money and supplies 10
Abe Army Committee this Association hnee the commence
msnt this Committee has laborsd Eeaousy and faith
fully temporal and spiritual welfare OF our soldiers and
those discouraged the OF our
and hu last and most glorious campaign,
Of hs sympathy and support OF their friends
at homo
shipments made to Roger Martin, Superintendent VIM p.
Munford Chairman the Army Comnes will be promptly At
Aud In accordance with special agreement made
with The Of the Southern Hxpress Company all
express charges viii be paid By them at Richmond.
Contributions Of should also be sent 70 these gentlemen
Wa. WILLIE, Jh., President
J. D. X. sLIIeHf, Secretary.
auua2tAd "A an ql--N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

rEsss-DAnT, yer. $50; ak onths SIS; hrss months
o. FOr less period. = per month
WISELY, year, go Sx month"; 80 No Subscription
Feesivrd for less han sin months
- sin months.
a uittA1oes a. risk Of TIE subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
VERY respectfully, 10.

A. A. Rane, private, Co. B, 9th Alabama Vols. En-
listed for three years, lsh Dec 1884, by Capt. e. B.
Moore, at Guntersvile, Marshall CO, Ala. Noted on
the roll" Absent on detached service at Richmond,
".
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

The prize steamer PET ca pt1rel OF Wilmington,
o. uss sold al Boston on the ssh Instant for $751;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
TELE RA HIC



Entered according 10 OF Congress he year 1868 BY
fHsAsBxs Ia the Oerks once OF the District ooH OF we oon
fec erate States for the Northern District NJ Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

DECEIVER'S SALE (by GoDDIN d APPER-
III sou Auc.) OF VALUABLE FARMS Of $40 acres, Han
over and Henrco on chckahony II miles above the city
Of Richmond and 4 miles from Glen Allen Depot
A. Receiver Court OF the oonfeder States 81
Amec under decree Of said Court proneuaced ON the
1h April 1884, In the against Anderson Thorpe to sequef
shall SELL public auction the premises "WEDNESDAY
day thereafter the valuable farm located above adjoining
ohes Tavern formerly by Mr. Jas Winston and now
In the Anderson Thorpe II contains $40
about half op=n land and the balance in wood end
timber.
such estate.
Trlxs-onehrd cash. balance and 70 months for bonds
bearing interest," title retained I'LL all the purchase money be
paid cash the option OF the purchaser The taxes for
40 20 I'd HENRY L. BROOKE, Receiver.