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CLERGYMEN,
CLERGYMEN.
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS, and

tes'f, Ing Of their own personal knowledge 70
mo honehoiSl elects and medical virtues Of tasse
Bitters.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-26

A FIRE occurred in New York on Saturday week de-
stroying property to the amount oil $l,soO,OOO'
Gems. Hsnc or aud Burnside to recruit thtir old
corps to so 600 mel each.
Hendricks end ,rt, two Yankee newspaper cores
p.n6snts, have reached New York, having been
"parOlsd" for ninety days by tie Confederate AuthCri-
ties.
Robert Walker writes from Egg and that there Is
great revelation Of opinion there in favor OF the Yam
Ae-s-
In the Suprems Court of Pennsylvania the motion to
dissolve the injunction heretofore grated to rssra the
Provost Aarsba from taking ated men, was granted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-26

t,e fi,iepcy sni extend the usefulness old
Companies. Referred to the Committee on Militia y
Affairs.
Mr. LYON, OF Ala, presented calm of R.
Pickering. Of Alabama, for compensation Of slave.
Mr. ATKINS, Of Tenn, Submit a resolution that
the Committee on the judiciary inquire ino the ex-
pedercy of authorizing by law Military Courts in the
Departments of West Tennessee and North Mississippi
Adopted
Mr. GARTRELL, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
Dor ed back the bill recommtted to change the time Of
the meeting Of Cor grfss in regular session. and
recommended It's passage IL came from the Senate
MrGARTRELL faid the pIopIieiy of an earlier meet
ing than December was conceded The country would
be better satisfied and army sared, although he
not doubt that tia matter might be safely lett to
the President. e.
Mr. ATKINS moved to insert the 10Th of February in
lieu of tie s. Monday in May He believed that If it
was necessary that Congress should meet in April or
My it no less important that 1t should convene
month or two sooner The ssites and interests OF
the country demanded an early ing, though he did
not think Il essential if Congress should use proper
energy ia the Dispatch Of bus dur the remainder
OF the session There was ample time disp 50 Of It,
He did not believe in the necessity all the machinery
OF legislation and an extended code Of Laws, IL the
army is put proper foo ing. He did not desire TO
tear down the ftbris Of civil government, bu. We had
no government outside OF the army. Wh the army
s properly provided fer and the military authorities
clothed with necessary powers Tor the defense OF the
country Congress will have done hat which is OF prin-
cipsl importance. He hoped the bill Woud be post
poned to a later day in the session. Though no par
ticusr admirer of the President he thought he would
convene Compress if the emergency required l..
Mr. HILTON, of Fla, moved to pcspone the con-
sderaOn of sre bill unth the 16.h of next month, and
called the QUESTION. The resolution was lost.
Ga motion of Mr. JONES, OF Tenn, the House went
in o secret session on the sp acal order.
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DESTRUCTION OF A YANKEE sLOOP.

PAscAeoULA, Jan. 24.-0n the plight Of the inst,
al outward bound slocp, laden with turpsntine, While
tempting to escape from Pascagcula River, grounded
OF the bar in Kidsle Pass To prevent her falling into
the hands of pickles, she was fred by her crew,
who succeeded in making their escape in small boats-
The vessel and cargo with the exception Of two barrels
Of turpenne, picked up the west side of the river
we're wholly dned. On the evening Of the goth,
gunboas came to under Round Island, and took on
board eight or ten degrees who had fed from theiD
owners residing the river and carried them to Ship
Island Yesterday new gunboat, Lot seen before in
these ers and three schoOners cutter rgged were
abreas. Of Horn Island standing to westward last pgh
This morning several heavy guns were heard in the
direction of Chandlsur Issud No gunbcat visible to-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-26
FROM THE RAPInAN-

OsASGE c. H., jan 25.-Lt. stringfelloW captured
on the 22i between WarrentOn and Germantown, Eau
quier county, detachment of five men with the NAL
of a cavalry brigade. They also captured the arms,
equipments and hOrses of the prisoners. Two prism
,rs captured bJ the Prince William cavalry Bris
toS Station the goth, were received here to-day
An gu ct 10 front
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DIED.

In Atlanta, Georgia, Wednesday January 90 Mrs. MA RY
f. eoasort Of w. A Grimm, youngit daughter OF B. and
Lknkio d.
Her friends and sequAntSuoes and those OF Mr. sam Tyack
aud Tho. w. Keesee requested her
MORNING At II O'clock at the residence Of Samuel Tyack
"a stieet between Broad and Marshall streets. lac
Near WSynetborO', Yrginis January 9Th, Mrs PATsEY
HANGER Wf Of Peter Hanger Esq she In the 6Gt year
OF her
She apSttrn Of whGsoever things
lovely and Of good repute She ooked
household and the heart Of her husbnd safely trusted
"Her children rise and call her blessed Her Christian ath
Il 10 regretted did not manifest itself In the
profession But It believed TO have led her
hearty t1 10 Christ her Saviour Long will her large family
circle the loss friend gentle Epht
was - them q comfort and an example. .
At hs residence the 25h Instant Of typhoid Pneumonia
BYRD. oHAMBERLAYNE, In the 6si year Of Lis age.
The funeral services will take place from St Jame Church
TBI3 AFTERNOON A4 O'clock The friends gu
o. the family respectfully Invited to attend.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 24-Ssven shots we're fred at Sum
ter yesterday of which three missed The firing on the
city continued at long intervals, the shots averaging
about one every hour. Fifteen shells were thrown TO-
day; no casualties The enemy are still busy upon
Gregg and the Cummings Point batteries. M char &c
reported in the feet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-26
rHE RID N rnE KoE1nrsE N1sK.

The recert rad in &c Northern Neck OF Vrgiuia was
made BY The Ysnkee garrison guarding the prisoners a.
Point LookOu' Nd. Toe suit Of the raid, reported
By the America " the capture Of IS prisOner 90
horses 20 uuics IS head Of cattle, and 100 head Of
sheep. The c1peGlt o. embarked from Point Lookout
on the l2sb under command Of Brig. Gen. MGsson. It
con.is ed Of 500 in!anuy and $50 men Of tbe q and
United aes cavalry. Duru5 their raid Il ey tsd
Warsav, Richmond y, Leicester Court H0ue, ar
Litils W,lhtm AT tie hrst named place lhSJ found a
large quantity Of Government sto es stating a rk
and bacon. which we're des IOFed AZ KilmnDock, zen
N lee ON Lancaster Court House, hey destroyed an
extensive tADneTy and leIge stock Of leather, oil
hides, machinery, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Color q WIN. HSNsir, roc mary ye,rs ezciL priE sE
to the Maryland Senate diet L PniadephiA the ~ ii
inst
Gold vas quoted ia New York, on the lsh, at l5st0
l5s
The Confederate ct, Florida il lyirg 10 port al
Brest Fsncs, mating ady 70 leave. She lying NJ ~
the u s. gunbCat Ksar-Ege.
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ENROLLING NOTICE.
ENROLLING OFFICE,
an CONG DIsr or Va.

sd OQhG. DIST oF VA.
Redmond Jan. 25;h 1854
TN obedience to General Orders No. 8, A. and
Generals Once dated Richmond. January 9th, 1861 and
previous s white males be the OF is and
IS years. Sd Congressional Dr Ct q Vgnls, not
the Army Rolls heretofore enrolled Corscrpt, and
detailed will report themselves the Errong 0eer
for by Medical Boaid and enrolment the fol-
loving places and oaes:
Kichmond City, Enrolling ofles" Bank street, 4h 9th,
9Th sth 9ta and i0.h February, 1864.
Henrico and Charles CT ties, At Henco Court
House. 1874 6lh l7h, 18th, 19h ant goth Feruary s6
Hanover county Hanover court Hou- 9ls, 29d 2Sd,
and oath February, 1894
includes rot heretofore enrolled and
regularly detailed between the ages spsened-tho'e rho
time been discharged from the who
have discharged by Medical Boards pointed for the
animation OF coSsps exctp persons Of kn,Wn confirmed lis
ability who will required TO report In p.rIon In which
case Local Enrolling Officers viii make special reports AMI all
exempted he eooe OF LAYING
fuf finished "a )sttutes.
All persons who have been exempted from military service
heretofore any reason whatever will report themselves at
said places with evidences OF their cSns 10 exemption,
for the purpose oi having said exemptions revised.
Persons reporting will provde themselves With THREE days
tons necessary clothing make themselves comfortable In
camp. gNo. A. COKE
Captain and Rnrollirg 0ntcer
for Sd Cong. Dist. Virginia
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HOUsE OF DELEGATES.


TIE House cllled TO order at nc on by Mr. TOM.
LIN, Speaker pro Am
Mr. BURWELL, Chairman of the Co nmit e, on Roads
Internal Navigation, repor ed bill connecting the
Richmond and Petersburg aud Richmond, Frederieks-
burg and Potomac Railroads
The bill authorizing the trans er OF the Bank OF Pitt
sYvspa from C-atham to DanVille was, on motion Of
Mr. BUFORD, recommittsd
The following resolutions were offered and appropri.
aely REFEREED:
By Mr.. WORSHAN-0 OF amending the act pissed SOth
Ma ch 1868 rela ing to the impr ssmeat OF slaves to
work N 70 tiicIion5. and o. other purpo es.
By Mr.. STAPLES OF transferring TO the cou ~ OF
Patrick he Staes interest in so much the Wythevie
and DanVile Turnpike Company passes through said
couuy.
On motion of Nr PRETL0w, the calendar was taken
up
large number IF bills were advanced to their 2ld
aud 81 readings.
Bill No. 80 regulating the tolls for passing Mayo's
Bridge, was read the coud iGe, and the following
amendment Nas'oGsred by Mr. ROBERTSON to the Fad
section, making the raes Of tolls as follows FO.,c ne
destrian, cent; one sheep muls horse 10 cents
vehicle aad horse rs cents vehicle ard 20 horses
IS cents vehicle and three horses so cents; one wa
gon aud four horses, so cents.
Toe amendment was agreed to alter debate OF con-
siderable length.
Pending an amendment offered By Mr BROOKE
The House adjourn ed.
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ESSEX COUNTY RoNDs FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF the power and authority vest
ID ed 10 me- by OF County Court o. Vie Ism
day Of January, shall oder for sale 1t pub c .uccn Al
holding 81 said County on the third Nom
Say in FEBRUARY next being Esex coney Court y f.iI
o ON The ht thousand hve hundred
so5 uf ars OF tbs Of said couny, with interest
from nd date the 10 be paid annually and the principal
JAMES ROY NIc0U,
,soQ-otds Commr OF Essex o. Court.
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CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS
EA1RD SESuOx OF FIRST CONGRESS-
lENATE.

SENATE.
MoSDAr, Jan. IS, 1854.
PRAYER BY Rev. Mr. Baker, of the Presbyterian
Church.
ENAEciAL MATTERS
Mr.. SEMMES, from the Committee Of Finance, re-
DO ted back without recommendation, House bill to
luthori1s the issue Of certificates Of the fifteen million
loan.
He also reported back, adversely the b to author
ne creditors Of the Gsve'nmen. to receive their dues
in ght per cent bonds and the bill to authorize the
Issue of coupon bonds, and making the coupons legal
tender.
He also stated that he had been instructed By the
Committee to report back House bill in secret tession.
MILITARY AYFAIkA
Mr. SPARROW, from the Committee Of Military AT
fairs reported the House bill for the establishment o.
Soldiers and Sesmens Home" with the recommeE-
dAsOn thas it do pass
He also reported back the folio sing bills:
Senate bill to eoufsr additional poWes upon courts
martial and military cOurts.
To amend the &C. TO provide for the OrguElsiOn Of
of military eours'
To amend the SSH article OF wa.
To provide and organize general STAFF for armies in
the fed 10 serVe during the
All Of the foregoing bills were placed upon tho cal
sndIT, in thsir order.
BRUKKEENS IN THE ARMY.
Mr.. PHELAN introduced b.ll 10 amend the act to
puL.n Drunkenness in the army. The b was re erred
u. iitars Commits IL transfers Jurisdiction from
courts marital TO the military COURTS.
CONDITION IHE FINANCES.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate cOmmun.-
eAiOn from the Secretary Of the Treasury in response
70 resolution from the House. Tbs substance Of the
report is publ she'd in another column
On motion OF Mr.. sEMNES he communication and
PIbyilg documents laid upon the table and
ordered 10 be printed.
Ga the further motion of Mr.. SEMNES, the Senate
r.IOlVod into seere. legislative session.
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAYS.
BY WILLIAMSON 4 co, Auctu.
No. 1872 Main street.
MAGNIFICENT PIANOS,
Al AUCTION.
wBDNRsD 9th Instant At 10 o'clock
A. NJ, will sell at Sales Rooms, No. l92 Main street
EIGHT PIANOS,
OF the follssing make and size:
full teVen octave Rosewood, Raven, Bacon %.
full seven octave, Rosewood, Chickerirg
ak octave, Rosewood, Durham
Nunn's Clarke
Bnabe earle
Gan Of supeer tone and hnish
ALSO
WGrdrobes, Cabinets
Hair Cloth, Cane and Windsor Chairs
Jenny Lind, French and ooitsge Bedsteads
Tables Desks, Sofss
Hair, shuck and Cotton MGttrasseI %.
Blankets, Quilts and Sheets
Curtains, Pictures and Mirrors
Cooking Parlor and other Stoves
Books an1 Stationery
Watches, JeWelry, Fancy Articles, &C., &c.
ALSO.
8 boxes Gafs
(32 ash
20 2s
1914 20
WILLIAMSON L co..
Auctlonsers.
EB.-The Pianos will be sold at II O'Clock precisely
ja22-etd va W.
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BIZ THOs W. KEEsEE, AucTioSnEh,
ONCE corner 18th and osIy Streets.
THHIRTY HORSES ANDTEN MULES
Il FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold FRIDAY MORNING, 29h inst, c;mmencing at
10 o'clock, al the O. s. Lot. Bacon Quarter Branch
THIRTY HORSES AND TEN MULES.
X. P. ARCHER,
Major and O. NJ.
Sale conducted By THOMAS W. KHssH Ausioneer Jan 90
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VIRGINIA---At Rules held in the Clerks

VIRGINIA---At Rules held in the Clerks
once court Of the city of Richmond, the 9th
day OF December, 1858:
d. T. Williams Pit,
against
Don 4. u Peters and others, Dens
The object this to obtain settlement Of the partner
ship the late firms Of Williams Peters Co. and
PeterS William Co. attach certain estate and debts In
the DR. eeedngs mentioned belonging AID due to the defendant
T. Pees and adsvit having been ale that the defendant
AIMED a sident Of this Commonwealth, the SAID
defendant required appear within month after Que
hereof and do shat necessary to protect his In
forest In this suit.
A eopy-reae:
i,a-rI. BENZ POLLARD, olsr
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TELE RIA p HIO
Reports or the Press Assoelatio

Entered according Of Congress In the lses By
THRIsnER In the Clerks once Of the District Court Of the Con
federate States for Northern District Of Georgia
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RUNAWAY In JAIL.
100000 GOO GooC aaI COUNTY

POO1OV Y BUNDs IUR SALE At AUOTI0N.-In
front OF Goochlsnd Count House, MONDAY 18Th day of Pei
ruary that being court day. wi ro by suction Bonds on n
county OF Goochland 10 The y thousand doas
running 70 30 co. ~ and 40 years. and bearlrg per ctn
tes able SENT annually via LIST January Jay; one
OF Boaos FOR 1900 snd bal $1,000 each The attention Of
capitalists Invited 70 this sale, the be better
euy than these bends The andng debt, Of the county
does not exceed fteen thousand dollars.
A. ~ HAMILTON,
jIsI-w4w Agent for the county Of Goochsnd.
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The undersigned, one of the Examining
Board fothe 80 cengesOnAl District Of vrg under General
orders IA So aud Generals once, daIed Richmond. Now
81 1852 hereby gives notice all whom that he
places aud dates foE the examination OF
o. EARLY,
js26 G. Examining Surgeon.
EnnuIrsr
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rueIrIrrs raor cosscRIrnoE.

After he doors opened, the bill declaring per
owing mi ary service to the Confederate States
who seek AVOID such service by moving beyond The
control and jurisdiction of such states, alien Enemies,
etc. further debated aud d5aly recommitted TO the
Committee Of the Judiciary.
TREASURY EOrEL
The bill heretofore reported from the Committee OF
Finance, provide for a issue Of Treasury no es
etc f, was considered and indefinitely postponed.
IHE FIoUEsTRATIoN LAWS.
Er HENRY introduced oil to tmsrd the act known
as the IS questratiOn At" Rferrei 10 the COmmi :
tie Of the Judiciary
o. N ltion of Mr. SENMES, the Senate adjourned
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BY ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 CO., Aucl'rs,
Nnrnnr Of 9th and nhin airetin

BY ROBINSON, ADAMS L co., Auclrs
Corner OF 9th and hAin streets.
WE will offer at auction on FRIDAY, Goth
w Inst commencing at 1OH O'clock
1000 PACKAGES MAnufd Tobacco
1900 Florida Cigars
10 bDls. N. o. Sugar
5 bblS crushed sugar
10 bags Rio Coffee
IS bbls. Sal Soda
With A general assortment Of Groceries.
ALSO,
fresh lot Of Blockade Goods, committing Of 4.
Hoop Skirts,
Thread
Combs,
Brushes,
Gun Cape, 10
Parties desiring to good this sale VIII pe,se them
isS6td ROBINSON ADAMS 4 co.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !
RicHnosD. Do 1868 (
DY A DECREE of the Circuit Court of the
ID City Rchmond the Suh day Of November
$685. In the SUIT Amberb Ambiers Adnin, A.
ordered and aecreed at Philip It. George
Amber, administrator Of John Am.er deceased do repdrr
further Of his Transactions before OF the oem A.
one this Court The parties are
that have nxed on TUESDAY, the e6h Of J,luAy 1884, nv
ONCE In the Oty OF Richmond, 10 take the said account
ThOS. J. Evans
de<o--rfH Commissio' or.
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Al RULES held in Che Clerks Office of the
Aorcu Court Of aOochand County the I'd day OF har'h
Jshn Philpotts administrator the wiz Of Elisa
A0ding,
james aurnsey William H. Brooks Msrha Byrd, Boiling Byd
IN OHANCERY
The object this obtain from the Court The true
me aiming Of the viii Of III zabeh Hicks deceased
and rights OF the tiles sdjudcated heruuo AND
appearing adAvs hed that the pendants above named
are not residents this State, Il ordered that hey appear
within after due publication OF this order and do what
IL necessary to protect their interesis
A oopy-Tese,
d.c9S-vIw. hAR W. MILLER, Clerk.
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ESn
ons s he 's % S .
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A FARM FOR SALE

A FARM FOR SALE
II The Subscriber ef.rs
sale Farm ngin the upper end Of Powhaan county
six miles from the town OF OsrterIve aiming
and Forty ave Acr's has Il good Dwelling With
four rooms kitchen se-house &c good portion of
forest and fine heart pine the sste ana &c
% s-steam mill Purchasers the fam BY
eaog Mr. l. who resides on the place Ny adors
Is Oarersville p. q. - yAME8 MILLER.
January 7th. 1864 -ja12- 2av4v -
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MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.-The ANNUAL
w MEETING OF The Stockholders Of tie MIDLOTHIAN
COAL MINING COMPANY. Will be held FRIDAY, the 2Sth
Inst at IL o'clock, a. the cfhce Of the Company.
Wh January, ls6i -JN0. q. sTANARD, seefy.
~ Holders Of the Coupon Bonds OF are notified
present 70 for payment by OF PEbkUARY Mkt
Gfter which time interest will not be PAID.
j.i9-lDt J.usseoty
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NOTICE,

by ORDER of the Stockholders of the
- Bank Of Richmond Books OF Subscription viii be omen
At their Banking House this city, the I'd January 1854
increase the Capital Stock to It's maximum = " "
December qsd, lss3.-eodf . b. hAoau na.
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MONDAY, Jan. rs h, 1864.
Me- CHRISTIAN, from the Committee on BanLs, re-
or ed bill making debts Que TO branch hanks with n
the enemys lines, payaos to the mother bank within
the Confederate lines
REsoLUfIoas.
Mr. NEWTON oife ed the folio wing resolution which
agreed to:
RsIolrsd, That the Committee for Courts Of Justice
enquire into the proprty aud 1pedercy of prohibiting
restricting the sale of ardent spirits within this Com
monWealih.
Mr. DOUGLASS offered the following preamble and
joint resolution, which, the ule being suspended
adoped aud ordered TO b, communicated to the House
| oil Delegates.
WhrsaT The impression extensively prevails that
persons holding commissions in the State militia
empt by reason thereof from compulsory mlit ~ SER
vice. aud phsreGs, the General Assembly Of Virginia
did the ls of October 1862, pass act amendatoy
OF former acts, declar and specifying what persons
aud classes OF persons alone we're so exempt and per-
sons holding such comm ssions in the militia a.e eX-
ptssly excluded from tie operation Of the exemp:ing
cause;
Be Il Resolved By The Senate and House of Delsyales
TuAt officers of tie State mil tia are liable, under The
laws Of the G. TO "al" and any military duty" that
may be requied of any other citizen Of this Ccmm n
wealth. and therefore, in the opinion Of this General
molly they are, aud we're in ended to be, liable 10
conscr pton into the military service OF the Confederate
SAFES in the extent that any ober persons net ex-
pressly exempted by said law are liable.
bill for the rehef OF w. j. Arnold, Of the county
Of G lmer was taken up and the vote being taken on
its passage, the bill defeated there not beiDga con
stituten4l minority in its favS, and
On mo ion Of Mr. BRANN0N, the vot, was recon.
sidered and the bill laid OIL the table
| MILITIA BILL.
The order Of The day, then taken up it being the
bill Tor tie enrolment OF the militia and read by zee.
tions, several amendments proposed and adopted
P.ndng the consideration Of the BILL
A communication from the Governor was resd in re-
gard to the importance Of thoroughly organizing the
reserved force OF the State Lad on the table ard o.
derCd to be printed
On motion cf NJ. ANDERSON, thu Senate ndou ned.
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OWING to the absence Of the different men,
" bss OF will closed from THURS
DAT. January 9s. TO MONDAY, February lst, 1874,
ia2e-et d. s. EURRARD co.
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WANTEU.-Iw will give $50 per month for
~ LADY thoroughly quslhtd % al an Instruneo
tai Nuc the Psno French and The Engsh
10 begin the ls January, 1854 References required Address
49,. WM D. HORNFR
des-c4w' None res p. o., kssex county Va.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

SENATE
MONDAY, Jan. rs h, 1864.
NJ CHRISTIAN, from the Committee on Banks re-
,-r ed bill making debts due to branch hanks within
the enemy's Ines payable to the mother bank within
the Confederate lines.
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ds2c-wi'

X IAN OFF from my Plantation, Chalk Level.
IL 10 caoue, morning OF the 2is ce-em aer Nero
Gk0sGE The said negro about 6 wears IA ma
boush Of Mr. John Motley In King Queen 10 apr last WI
pve areward Of $500 delivered 10 me II Richmord
jls--e2ss8s CHAs T. WORTHAx
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VIRGINIA. MILITARY INSEITUTE'
THE Board Of Visitors, at their regular meet
ing In Janusry viii h existing vAcAncis, In the LIST Of
Dsrcts "a 5h on 10Th, 18th, 18th, 10TH soth S2d, IN,
SSH SSH, 4Oth, aga, 47th
-Four dscI now temporarily oiled By Cadets 'P-
pointed from the State st large.
AppcAt will be submitted 10 the Superintendent the
Adjatant General Virginia prior TO 18th January. 1864
FRANCIS n. SMITH,
de22-lawsw superintendent
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SULPHATE OF CINCHONA.-This article
~ Of the prsriAs principles Of Peruvian Bark, similar
In Its properties suphAte Of Qunine and may be substituted
To- H. The price is $40 per ounce For sale By
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-26

NOTICE.
A Ii persons having claims against the estate
IA OF the late FLEMING BIHB deceaSd a the county Of
Caroline State OF Virginia. Of aty character whatever
Qesttd 10 them payment the estate will be
distributed this notice Will plead bar against any
covery after lis distribution.
$500 r 8. ANDERSON,
i.26-elaE4vs Admir- OF Fleming Bib, deed