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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29
Hon John Rell

Abiding to the assertion OF the Charleston Mercury
that this ia au "sge of mediccry" because competence
Is no longer the measure Of preferment as shown by
the absence from the public councils Of such men as
Freeman, Dursin and Hammond (Rheti should have
been added), the Columbus Sun says:
The Mercury might with equal force refer to bonor
ed names in O.her Staes-Goorg;s, Alabama, Tennef-
see and Virginia tor sxampe-Whch have been passed
over in the select on Of egslos and cabinet officers
Ia this Safe the comprehensive intellect aud eHsled
state ship OF Stephens has been efectuay buried
Somewhere in Northern Georgia may be found an old
man-an exile from his native Tennessee man whose
name Is a household word On both contnsnts-a ripe
s,atesman-one who has been familiar with the politics
both of Elrops al America for the past halt century
"a man Who in the days Of party sHie ives de the
object Of misrepresentation aud slaaders thsn
almost any other living man. This mans name Is John
ll-one of the nobl st specimens Of human in elect
united with and drec ed by the pure heart OF the true
christian aud patriot-tnd yet our Government res
never ava led itself of his and conservative coun-
els in this our day Of great Calamity and impending
ia ger We might add to this brilliant catalogue 81
otter names rom the and from other States, but
ei bono This seems b. strange era one in which
sdoclity regns wGils great talents ade1lted states
manshp are not N requsitiol.
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Accounts of Dlsburnng Agents.

The various developments rumors of deialcations
among tie Qlarterm .stsrs COmmssariss, and other
iisbursing agents of she Confederate Staes from the
oomusneem ut Of the to the present time indicate
The necessity OF further leg station to the
6reement of existing LAYS, designed to guard against
fraud upon the Government Toe bill passed by the
5naie the other day. looks the recovery of money
fraudulenty obtained by Cove nment agents. We hope
he measure, if enacted into q Law, may accomplish
she object aimed at but Congress- should remember
hA. "sn ounce of prevention Is worth paund of
cure If aoy member will cause al investigation to be
made, have no doubt that the fact will be sscer
taned that considerable number of Quartermasiers
aad Others who have been entrusted with the dburse
uent of tens of ,housands-ays, Millions Of public
money, have never rendered an sccount-not the
scratch Of psn-.o the Audiiag Bareau for the War
Department although required by xpress law to make
quarterly returns under the psnsly Of dismissal within
hree months after the expiration of each successive
quarter, whilst a large n1mber have regard
for the requirement Of the law referred to than they
would have for edio Of the Kjg of the Flee Islands.
We do not make these assertions loosely. They are
based upon Information VII ca we consider to be entitled
20 credit.
Any member of Congress, disposed to institute in
vestgaton can first make inquiries, privately, if be
iSes, at once inroduc resolu ion req lestiag the
Secretary OF the Treasury to inform COngre how many
Qlarternasters, etc, if any, have failed to render
quarterly returns to the Auditing Bureau for the Var
Department, since the Is, January, 62 and now many
since lst January, 49, who had previously accounted
Tho names, il any, Of hs delinquents should also be
furnished aud published for the information of the
country, aud juslcs would demand that they should
give satisfactory explanation Of their delinquency, or
be dismissed from the service. An addit oual reason
for the investigation is the obvious fact that the bust
ness of the Auditing Bureau is multiplying so rapidly
taas unless prompt measures taken to FIJI up the
Second Auditors ofoe to the efficient standard,
as repeatedly and earnestly recommended by him. it
will be almOs impossible 10 examine the various &C
counts sent in within the next five or ten years.
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e1uedient which is dirhOnOra6ls or unjust Justice
ss.*is an indispensable means of obtaining the favor
OF just GOd."
Anober paper complains that the Senate Is waselpg
'drty linen" in the face of the world. 1t very dly'
and ough to be washed unless we desire to be driven
out of the house by iusupportable stencil Toe
wasting of dirty linen is never deemed BY ahy we'll
regulated family waste of time but an imperative
duty IT, in the Myers affair." it has to be washed IN the
face Of the world the blame to them that beiouled
It vi bout oAue Shall we wash ard be Clean or remain
forever filthy?
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

Mr.. HENDRICK sad tS>t the bill commended iise'i
to his heart and Il any nor mater al aid could %
rendered to the persons in aied IN proVs ons mat
he would chseFfBliy support j..
Mr.. HENDRIX vishdrev bis motion for ndehnita-
postponemeut The quasfioa tssr required upon tho
commitment. Mr.. PENDLET0S withdrew his molten
TO recommit Tho question REQUIRED upon an
amendment offered by Af. Haywood. of Br xton, PIo
ydiug in subs snce portion Of t funds shall
DO invested in Federal currency or soz0(es, only at
par value
Nc. MONROE said that II Il would ben f the needy
persons he could zee rea,on why exchange should
not be permitted on the bast possible terms
The previous question called, aud the amendment
was rejected.
Toe bill was ordered to Ts rd reading. and put upon
tsrassaee, when motion made TO adjourn which
was vote dozn. The ayes aud noes were called upon
the passage of Tho b which resulted as follows: ayes
rs noes 20 So the bill was passed.
NJ BURWELI nourced that the member from
R.lsil hwas detained from his seat by ind sposiion.
NJ FLOUD anneaccsd that Mr. voolfolk was de-
tanned from lis seat by ndisposion ss was also Mr.
CaocKaF.
On motion, the Geseptees we're called.
A commitment eceYed from the Governor in
| 10 iela to the Public Guard. Toe communication
aud company ng documents referred 10 the Com
| mitiee On Alitry Aft arr.
Ca motion, the hOuse adiouraed.
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q Wasting Time" over DIRTY Linen. /"

A paper complains thai the Senate ID waiting time
over the unimporant question" Of the QuRrermas.er
GsnerAlshp. Perhaps the fifteen Senators who are in
favor Of the resolutions reported BY the Military Gem
mitee are almost competent to form an opinion Of
the impor ance of their own business as the paper
which abuses them.
In this same paper fud letter from the venerable
Judge Monroe, and from IL make the following extract
~ would say to the distracted councils Of the Con-
fedsraey Be just Never sacrifice the honor of the
Republic under the plea of ssiy. This is The ty-
rants plea, and all false. Nothing be necessary or
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SENATE.
TnuRspAY. Jan. 2s.b, ls64.

Prayer by Rev. ]. O. McCabe, of tbs Epseoph Church.
M. sEMMEJ introduced resolution Directing the
Secretary of the Senate furnish the Heads OF Depart
ments with copies of bills and other public documents
printed by order of the Senate. Agreed TO.
Mr. SPARROW, from the Committee OF Military Al
fsirs reported back avoraby the bill to amend the Goth
article tf yaf. The bill was placed upon the calendar
ExEcUIIvE AND LEGISLATIVE HMPLoTEHs.
TIE sena.e bill to increase the compensation Of the
employees of the Executive AID Leg sia'iVe Depart
ments of the ty of Richmond hsvllg been returned
from The House with amendments the said amendments
we're con dered and sg ED TO- Fhe bill, as passed, is
published in another column
On motion of Mr.. sEMAES, the Senate resolved into
secret legislative session.
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TIE WEALTH, PowEs AND CRIzs OF LoSDos.-Tte
CITY OF London now covers OF ore hundred and
twenty square miles, and contains population OF about
three million souls Il stated in lae report OF the
Registrar General tSat is population has increased stree
1860 at the ratio Of thcusssd week. II far sur.
passes any other Ell the face OF the earth in wealth.
and, aIss--it must 81 be atd din human misery
also. The R.gstrar-GeoeTal records the lamen,able
fact that in six OF these who leave the world die in
he public re itutions-woEk ouses hospitals, asJuHs
prson'. Nearly in le7en Of the deaths the
uorkhouss. Every sixth perecn dies pzurer or
cTiEira And how great Iuubsr who barely manage
to escape this fate Tne severe competition for tuo-
sistence and wealth which character London lie Is
terrible ordeal for any human being pass through.
Cities centres of greet temptations 10 which many
persobs sink tv.Ty year iToE wealth to poverty, by
1--we OF splay beyond ther incomes Others again
mp cd 81 DEEPER and ofsake tie paths OF virtue for
those Of vice. l. is related that OF the 200 convics
in insttutio London 600 were bsln III renee,
a. had a classical education Alured by he wees OF
gambling ia attending sporve scen e, hey fquandered
toer pirimouy; and being temp ed, committed crime,
thus sinking the grad condition OF ielons. Lon
doa has always been al urng city 10 provincial youth.
Go d:mh Clare tina in his day thou ADDS died there
yearly from broken hearts, srcken by poverty and to-
day similar see witnessed and IKE Sorrows ex-
periencsd loan exeus unimagined by the sensitive poet
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CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION or FIRST CONGRESS-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. u, 1854.
Ntour rsafnH
Mr. Def JAWS Z q
K chmoud,
VII.


WEDNESDAY,, Jan. u, 1854.
NIGHT SESSION.
The House re-assem ned at 1t o'clock Wednesday
night
Mr. JONES, of Tenn, offered resoution limiting
speeches the remand of the session to ten minutes
Zoe resolution adopted.
kr GARLAND of Ark, moved reconsideration,
and sat tbat he did 80 with the view CT Offering the
following amendment TO the resolution:
Proviisd, T0at any member under aking to speak,
who Goes not occupy the whole of tea mnues, shall be
fined five dolars; aud the residue OF his time may be
transferred to any member who may speak the sub
ject before the House
Mr. GARLAND 50 be had not occupied many of the five
or ten minutes OF the time of the House. and did nos
think he would do so. But the resolution Of the gen.
tlemau from Tennessee (Ar JoSEs was singular one,
to cay the least of i and there morbid ssnsbiity
on this SUI eet in quarters We are here und r
taking TO set,ls wba rheorcians of the most ancient
das vet kno IN have never attemptedthat is 10 say,
how long a sd ech ought 10 be. This 10 matter that
must be controlled by the discretion and good sense of
tue House. We had as well say a member should sit
lust Ia such position and no other or 10 regulate any
osher question Of dscorum. There no more abuse
here OF privilege Of speech than in other bodies Of
which know anything hut be there ever so much it
is to be managed by the sound Of the House, aud
not by any rule or Law. And, sir We take up more
time in attempting to curta deba.e, than If we went
l)ng and permitted every member 10 speak full half
hour on each proposition.
Now, there are various propositions yet to come be-
IRE mis- House upon which certainly wish more tn IN
minutes light. We have just been considering some
AMI others to be presented which occupied Marshall
fancy, and others OF that class, hours and mean no
disrsspect to any gentleman here, whsn say th-k
these men were quite the equals Of those present. and
no insult il meant when mention their names in the
same connection NoE, what child Of light here is GO
ing to illustrate these subject in ten minutesl
believe it was the quaint Robert Barton who wrote
the Anatomy Of Melancholy, that tells OF a man born
in the city London, VINO lived there about ninety lire
years without leaving the corporate limits of that
city and the city authorities, TO have something quite
rare pass ordinance that this should NOT
the city limits Il he reached hundred ears of age
bu the poor fellow, hearing that hlIiberty was hus
stricted suddenly declined from a healthy condition,
was seized With that dreadful DISEASE melancholy, aud
died long before he reached hundred years. Now,
sir restrict che members here this way, and black,
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ADJr AND INsPEJrOs GENEA .L's OFfI-E, I
RlcHaoaD, Va, Jan. %, 1s64.
GENIAL OEDEH


Paragraph w General Orders No 8 current SERIES IhsrsOy
revoked.
IL Enr5.ng oHcers will proceed rapidly as practicable IN
te snrom-ns OF az persons made liable military service.
PfYious eonscp ali suea persons viii be A.
Lowell 70 vcluatee- provided -.
eompany selected In service the l6h April
1888.
IA The company selected is a. the tine Of lunieerng be
loE The uinlnun numb prescribed BY rrgalAulns
Sd No made abe service under this order vii De
permitted g. J1in viii be assigned my which has
han sNtfour priv tie roll until al ne mpanie
40 irum he STATE OF which conscrp
al have the minimum prsscri5ed BY resua
Hons-
an UPaa The company being leooei ths volunteer win
g s1rong ocer rahsats 70 he thai be
lanisere lu1t.er vii be received
paw pc csruncats
III rsous v seecicn according prov
on er IN line Of sLstment, Val be assigned
according stng rrgllstona
" Al ocers g. Of companies suhorEd under this
order b receive oacrPi VIOLA Ill n Fih
comnAadant eo1scJti OF the state certified s
er coap ns and ID such ro she ing hat hey do
exceed sKy gAis there WI not Be assigned any
scfipt volunteer.
By command Of the Secretary Of War. -
iaaT-iw Adjt and lnsp. GonL
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PAY or cLrpKs, 10.

Mr.. LYONS, from the special committee TO whom the
matter lad been referred reported back the Senate
Ii inc easipg the compensation of Gle Ks ana
!, Tho Erecuive Department and the e'idens office,
with AN amendment inc udiug the legislative depart
ment -,
Alter various propositions and amendments the ol!
was passed l. provides that sll salaries below ~ Ooo
shall be the rate OF oae hundrei per cent
from the date of the act to the lsh Of May
tbat uncreale shall not raise the salary above $4,000
mar snn and all salaries above 80 900 are Increased
at the rate Of Atty per cent per annum.
The House then adjourned.
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KSowLIDGE-'Jsse,' said an Old farmer, one dsy,
to hi. mover, Go you know how many horDs there
ia dilewmaT 'wy!l, no, Lot zletly,' replied Jake;
bus kn1w how May there are in quart oil good
cum wdisky I JAKE sssa bt OF a wag, and ta.d him
sell that he knowd thing Ct two.'
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IN obedience to General Orders, No. 3, A. and
gsosr n, on e. dated aichnond. January sh 1854 enc
obsr -sy u ord s. an males besso we ages o. elsh
tan rt,-lvc years he Congressional strict OF VI
gi. uo - on The army Is or her toe Garcia as Cgn
srpts and Nv "a ~ led vii re ort themselves 70 me
Enro In UGs or ex,muat b. she Aeoisi Board ae
enr I "a n q tle folio 10 paccs ald daies' ., 90.
HsHfax o. F-Dfu ~ 10 b, In, I'm .nd iosns lSoa
fhtrl.tl- o n F.,ru ,ry l3lh ION s11 lil-
Prince 4 ward Z H-Ftbfua 1871 2ltn an 13L
App5ua.ox u E.-Pe rua.S 24th, Is n ard 20h.
MeskiraBlr Q h-March Q, "a 81 and a.
Lan-nburg o d Ma ch Tn, ; h and sth-
Br1usui < O H. ~ reh Zih, l3.h lA.h and l9-iL
This notice des every person NOT test toe enroed Ano
no sry detailed betse the sges speened those VI
IA = a. aqy dis hare ON ne arm persons ~
have 5n al charged the ExA-ia1g Boa d. app Cd n
sx .nnau Of Csn8rps ev1ept persons q IA Sn eona me
dt.8ty who rot required to report 10 pers n la shc
eases local RI ug -u make special repo's aud 81
per exempted heretofore y reason OF h@'p
f4rn nj siitutes
All perso mo have exempted from military Sc vice
hsr-of frlm any whatever VII report themselves Al
"a silh eyide1cs OF the- crs 70 e1eniPo
flr ne pa pose " hav rg sad exemption revised
IIPes Us recording Wi pr vide them evs Eh az least the
6 rays "a Ions necessary thiny @ make een
fyrtAblc IN camp. JVhN d. hCF dflLt
Usp. AMI Tnrol.ng ONE iJr - Cong. DIST, Va
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melancholy may size them and carry them off. 1t is a

melancholy may size them snd carry them Off Its
dangerous experiment.
Let the House reconsider the vote and adopt my
amendment, in such good keeping with the resolution
and we may make speaking source OF revenue NO
Tsmber ought TO be allowed 10 speak under this
linton If he cannot take up minutes aad if he should
leave shy time by transferring it, We might make up
respectable time for some members Having eaid thus
much deem it GIT to say know OF no question mat
expect to deAin the House ten minutes on ana Is
No .sI6sh motiys that prompts me TO efr these re-
marks: and having spoken about the proper enEh OIL
time will quit by expressing the hope that the House
will not adj p, with al due respec to everybody ills
almost ridiculous rule.
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EJNTAIN6LBAU FOR S Me- shall sell

LNDNEAlN OLEAU ron > ALL suail sell,
on he premise IN the unty Of ng Wthsm, IN IL =
DAY he l6 .0suay next 30 ai, not the ntx fair day O.
ths n1es bilr sold pyaey gei0rs hand ihs Eooy
v.laa5le f.rn Tee ras COS acrslCil Of vhc
Are cleared AMI =orxe bIa-ce Ia woods whlcA are
vel uubs white ok, pp n, valnu re eed'r, EoSos
pns &C When cultivated hge nell sytt m th farm has
yelled 6J0 us1e Of 80 c5ru oedei goo
oat o. II IS adnirab al pied % TIE oEth or eos er I'm
othy orcsr herds aud Krauczy bloc LII OF III
very st M a. TIDE vat VI su,. Lzgg ks o.
sfes haze been raised vita AM Feeling b ntN
has never fa n otwet running through H. and g,o'
spnrL o vel drained vi Numerous and eN ensiE
beds the s.hss uar la tFr ng house handsome cd
n-4ry uev, coutaa-g 10 r,oms, q ua'ed To geaata
IA % paneI vi ggert vt-y o htldsoae ueet The -
oces ald nLs h01s-, AID lat D. u.s. brisk beside
stlre house. dsry e1en, DRY it2-'1, carriage cte &c
a. Cd al o. glld rrplr Pine n.c1ad OF apple, Pesc
spreo aosrt, usctru-, can, Ealsa nana P5ans e9sTr
ii ND .n ota- h-s. c-s. The appls or
"a rds al5ae, be irc year would 81 tn aud g lon
OF br.nly Tne ALL b. thirty thcussn tolas la cab
With ere - The purchaser Ite ae-d reserved ul he
Ia paymena
o. day u be sold such personal properly ss may b.
und on he fam, nastug powB ana oter impem-rts
us-hod and kitchen iuruus nd lot OF very sspero
- wM. sPOrsWOnD FoNrAINR
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~ I'D Urhhh hrAI

n
v Estate AT AMELIA O. H., FOR sALE-we au-
thorse laoe real ests known IS the hot
and rssi-nce amelia q. iug by recent survey ~
aers ~. bssu Ia CT Is lots. vayng size from ~
d "a acres cg OF beautIl bul1ing sites
ace 800 Ios hotel large frame Gull log capable
accom- nodstlg ~ peTs,n 0e,dcs sh'h thefe Is ast
dsehng a. 5ung containing besides 1mbsr house
Btaoe ion gyea imnedstey, thus Auoding hnt
opportunity persEs embark In the hotel business " % Sc
" vklut le property.
rhsrr no hote Kept Court House and 10. only
sought FOR BY aueatng Court bus for the
travelling paolc IN nve Railroad, the cars pass a.
slg meals day 20 be taken AZ the hOte
believed Purposes OF lavsstm mt speculation
has bee1 offered lr some ume past plat
Of the property car be seen a. our once.
TERJss credit AZ he option o. the puchasef, real
ert.ts 10 she cy Of Richmond vii in exchange
"a Rs-q GODD4N a AgPERs0N.
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The undersigned, one Of the Examining Board
f,r tb.-C ug 5naI srt Of VI under 6eue or
dsrs No 81 an Generals Once, d-ei Richmond Nov N
81 "a 500 hereby give All Wh, may con'yn tht
h h.. AZ an te Apoye pIs AMI date, for h. uKami1 to-
VA NART
nfrr- nH o..
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.


THURSDAY, Jan. %. 1864
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. kcCabe.
Reports wee made from committees.
ORDER OF III. DAT.
The militia bill then taken up and further amend.
ments proposed, agreed to, and the bill ordered to be
eDgrOssed.
RESOLUTION
Mr.. SPITLER offered the folio wing:
Resolusd, Tat the Committee for Courts Of Justice
enquire into the e1pedency Of amending the election
law as to allow persons in tho military service 10 vote N
camp in elections for county officers. Agreed TO.
coxxUNCArIos YRox rHE eovERsoR.
A communication was rscoved from the Executive
res, sting the neciency OF the quarters of the Public
G ard ahd recommending the purchase of CANDLES
Hill from the city o. Redmond Referred
Mr.. NASH moved that tie bill pl.fed yesterday va
ca ing the commissions Of mia officers, be reconsid
cred. AgIeei to.
Mr. DOUGLASS offered an amendments to the bill,
exempdng The officers OF the l9h regiment of tae lice.
Ascpted
MI. KEEN moved to lay the bill on the table. Agreed
to.
Bills on the table we're aiyanosd sage.
Resolutions from tie House respecting impressments,
reported back from the Committee Of Confederate Rels
lions with amendments. Tbs smanGm,n.s we're read,
When,
On motion OF Mr.. CHRISTIAN, Of Augusta the reso.
tons ana amendments we're laid upon the table
Ca motion Of Mr.. GRICE the resolutions offered by
him yesterday, were tsken up.
Mr.. LEWIS moved that they be laid upon tie table.
Adopted.
On motor of Mr. CHRISTIAN, of Augrsa, the
Senate adjourned.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE~AKI

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS he = ARD.
DANAWAH from the subscribers, on the
LII Is day q an1 ~ 1854 a negro named MARY
SIC black win iu head " hair long and thick
"a % n a. paine with l. about IS "a years
age she vas "a clzsed NJ Joseph Buin Of ehm No. du
riag the holidays aud d tlouy making her back
q Sch nd Or Pstersblrg re all her 9TH stl her
. Sle al purple cotton SEnabug dress,
faded striped drsI and blue hlEered caleb ais
q grsy Jeans % jacket
any iufo concerning he uil be thankfully resolved
and hu bred dollars vii be IA Tor her delivery
70 rs Or conaasd h any jan 50 We get he agail.
". @ a J. NJ. PAGE,
q. Qs-4Fa s,-t'svl.e. Absm re CO.. Va
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I AND FOR RENT have, in the county
IL OF Han ver Ashl1rd Hun OF good lane
y Corn, which desire 70 rent 70 god tenant
o.
Adlrera 70. ELLETT,
Ia - A.hlana. Hano Isr o. Va =
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FNROLTTNG NOTICE.

kNkULLlNG OfFtsEt
- Cone Dist OF Va,
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NOTICE,

400 PACKAGES Superior Manufactured
HUI TOBA-CO
FOr sale By CHAS- T. NORfHAh q 90.
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R-n- snmERYILLE.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
TWELFTH STREET,

WILL attend to sales Of all kinds Of MIR
w cuASDs PSoDUoE PaovisoSs ETC and respect uy 50
ucIt e,nagnm-nts IA 2S-2gW8wa
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CHARLES CIlY COUNTY BONDS Fob
- SALLY virtue authority vesird In b order
OF ChsIes Ga County Gut The 2st dsy Of January
1854 sale pub c auc a. the Court House
county thi- February next that oein
C1u day, Five thousand Dss Of he Bonys " ht Sout
win a. en- Interest % be pt annually aDo
ts pn ipa rede able 10 annual iuBtalmeatI str the
EDM-NO WADDILL
iaa s9-ellt CommIlsllneroL ne our.
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INSEED OIL
- ebsls. pure Ansssd Oh, for sale by
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w ILL be sold ut auction, at our office, WE'D
hEsDAY tie l7-h dag OF fsoruEy, 1864. oOO share
steel In the Farmess' Bark of Fincasle
jlzs LANOASrER& co.
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DURE WHISKY AND BRANDY.
Il In aud for sale lot Of very hns old whsI
und Brandy. A. Y. 6rOkEs.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

4 ARDENkR. Wanted a Gardener, French
~ or scotsl, over the mitIy sgeand without family
converssnt with he culture Of the vine fruit
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-29

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