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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

HENRoOsr ROBBERs.-Two soldiers giving their names
as James H. Madison and VIM. Z. Adams were arrested
at the Old Market yesterday morning, for having lot
of chickens which from the buugling manner in which
they picked and dressed the police believed to
have been stolen. The case ives brought before the
Mayor who remAnded the accused to jail until he could
hear from the Colonel Of the regiment the SD Virginia
to which they said they belonged. Henroost robberes
of nightly occurrence and this lie tho frat instance
Of the arrest even Of guspscsed parry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
IRON TIE RAPIDAN.

ORANGE O. H., Feb PA detachment Of Gregg's
Yankee cavalry, from WarrentOn, visited Paris, Fau-
quer county, on Wednesday night where they captured
fo,ty Of cur men. Twenty-Five Of the captured party
belonged to Mosbys command and the rest to the 9th
Virginia cavalry. Ter of Mosby's men had 6ght with
large body of the snemys cavalry at Uppervils, on
sdsy, rpulsing the enemy and losing man. 1t
Is ported that the enemy concentrating their force
as Culpsp.r Court House, for an advance. .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
rnn o1TY.


PRIoks or MKRoHANpIsH.-Since our last paragraph
on prices there has been an advance Of FIVE to twenty
per cent upon the various articles of merchandise
This week. and possibly the next viii be the carnival of
peculasors and extoronere. They will almost shout
til gee as they perceive the silly people aockins to
them to get rid CT their Treasury notes upon any terms
tat sellers may dictate. The deluon that it is better
to pay three or four tunes the value of any article in
present currency than to keep the notes until the lat OF
April aud then exchange them for the new currency
cannot last very long, aud when il ceases the exlor'
toner will find that he will be compelled to
accept lower prices or suspend business, He
may choose the latter course. Let him do it. There
viii be honett men enough in the land who will keep
open DOORS and sell their wares and goods at reason
able advance upon cos.
In regard to the necessares Of life must be admitted
that people have no Alternative but to pay present
prices for whatever they absolutely require, until the
market is better supplied. For short time farmers
will continue to keep back articles that they can
spare under the de,uson that they will lose by selling
anything for the present currency but they will soon
begin to reflect upon the difference between current
prices and those which may prevail after the LIST April
and the result will be- think that they will give the
commission merchants an unusual amount Of business
about the middle Of March, If not sooner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

ELLISs UP TEE RANKS The cOnscrpt officers here
says the LynchSurg Republican, are vigorously and
earnestly engaged in flrg up the ranks Of the army
and If the activity and industry obtain throughout
the Confectionery, We shall have force in the Spring
capable not only Of expelng the enemy from our SOIL
but of successfully invading their territory From
this city alone about hundred ableboded men have
been sent to Camp Lee, besides considerable number
who have not reported but who are being picked up
hourly by the guards.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

STAMPEDE OF THE CHAIN GAHe.-WhiIst the chain
gang, consisting OF dozen of the worst characters
from the city jail were yesterday morning at work on
the northern extremity of oh street. under charge
of Messrs Aesnly and Norris, half a dozen of them
saupedsd. Mr.. Ae'nly pursued and captured one, but
the other FIVE escaped. Ecapes from the chain gang
have become frequent of late that we think the in
siution had better be abolished.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

JUDGE LroKs' CcURT-I In this court there was but
tried yesterday, namely that of Ann Lesry
ala, DObOOn, who was charged with receiving knowing
them to have been stolen, great variety Of articles
such candles, brogues III form pants, etc., stolen
from the Confederate States The accused Was acquitted
and discharged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

PoLIoE ARRESTS YEsTERDAY.-0fi ,er Perrin and
Waterman Rock yesterday, arrested Daniel slave Of
James Benton on the charge Ct stealing $3.50 from
MAJ named Nesgle and George, slAva Of VIM. Brooks,
OF tho charge OF receiving portion OF the money from
Daniel, knowing is to rave been stolen.
Officer Granger arrested Peter, slave of Geo. R. Bag
by for stealing bag OF smoking tobacco, valued at $780,
rom Marshall Thornton and Joseph Signiago, white
man, for receiving tie said tobacco All the parties
were locked up in the watch house for hearing before
the Mayor this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
EAST TENRESSEE

TIE Yankees have completed the Knoxville and Ken
tucky RlilrOsd to tbs Clinch river a. Clinton.
Our forces are peketDg a. Meeklnburg the Iesideree
Of Dr.. Ramsay, within four nlss Of Knoxville.
Col. Birch Cock has been captured and sent to camp
Chase.
Ninety Federals captured rear Knoxville, lef, for
Richmond on the lIth inst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

NAN TRAPs-The common practice of leaving cellar
doors open along tie streets is if not in violation of
City Ordinances most reprehensibe endangering the
limbs and lives Of persons walking the streets. Yester-
day, little boy fell into one of these man traps near
ST. James Church, AID injured himself seriously, and
would probably have broken his eek had he man
agedto catch BY pair of stps and thus saved himself
from falling the bottom of the cellar Accidents of
this sort to children and adults are Of daily occurrence
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

JUVENILE THIEVES -Four Little boys the Oldest about
ten years of sge and the youngest Eot more than six
were brought before the Mayor yesterday, for stealing
number of panss of glass from Daniel Hunt The
boys confessed having taken the ass from the windows
of vacant house OF Mr.. Hunt and sold them. The
Mayor discharged the boys saying that the Council, re-
fusing to establish Workhouse had left him without the
power of furnishing juvenile offenders.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

The Banks AND THE CURRlEoY Acr.-Ths banks OF
this city have adopted a resolution directing public
notice to be given that they will give to their GepostOra
including banks, four per cent Confederate bonds
1st April for all amounts remaining to their credit ct
that date From the % March until the 1t April the
banks viii decline to receive deposits to pay checks
drawn against them. Toe resolutions Of the banks will
be found in the advertising columns
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

YANKEE ANAzON.-Nnety YANKEE prisoners, part
of them wounded, reached Dalton from Alabama the
lsh inst one of the prisoners. (says the Huntsville
Confederate is woman disguised in masculine bab-
ments, AID moving on cru!ches. She belongs to the
10 Illinois noted for ts barbarities, and claims to
have been wounded at Florence Ala, but her COmpan
IONS who call her Frank say that dog bi: her in the
calf Of the leg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

EsolPED PROM IHE YAKKEEs-Capt. g. II. Grimes,
Of Wayne county, Tenn, belonging to Gen. Forests
commInd, escaped from the Yankees, Camp Chase
Ohio on the IL January, and reached this city yeser
day, Gays the LynehOarg Republican, route to ron
his command He was being conveyed from Camp Chase
90 Cincinnati and when about IS miles from the former
place jumped from the cas- while in rapid motion, and
succeeded in making his way through OiO into Eastern
Kentucky, whence he came into our Ices.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

YANKEE DEsERTERs 10 WoRK IN Coal MNrA-Yes-
terday morning, fOrtythree Yankee deserters were,
with their own consent sent to Wilmington, North
Carolina, to work in the coal mines near tina. place.
This is decided improvement upon the plan, until re-
Gently pracced by the Confederate authorities of turn.
irg beso creatures loOso in this city prey upon the
HONEST and industrious portion of the inhabitants.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

PEoEs IN GEORsIL-At meeting Of citizens Of
Cherokee county, Georgia, held the first Tuesday in
Fbrury the following prices for ProviOus were agreed
upon, to continue until the FIST of April;
For wheat, $ls per 6ushsl.
For -four, 40 cents per 10.
For CORP, SO per bushel.
FL con 81 70 per 10.
fJr pork, 81, so p,r ID.
FIR fodder s. per 100 los.
For oats, a per bushel.
For mutton, 81 Per To-. nett.
Der teef 40 cents per To-, gross.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
TIE 22D OF FrBAuAGr.-The second anniversary

TIE I'D OF FEBRUARr.-The second anniversary Of
the Inauguration of the Confederate Government. under
the Permanent Constitution, was observed, yesterday,
by the suspension Of business in all the public tees-
There WAS no military parade firing Of sAu.es-that
mode of celebrating the day being postponed until the
return of peace. The Confederate flag was displayed
from the various public buildings.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

Coz BLGNION DUScAS.-The rspaciOus Tories about
Louisville tavo ,hmble-Fgged into their possession the
splendid proper Of ttii gallant sOshfrner estmated
At The gold standard, at tsf mIioa in va'us. lei
niFOn England conveys the informa lon in the fo!-
loving teImI;
an the case Of Colonel Dinean verde. has been
found, that be had given aid and cono; to the re-
bsliOh s c, July, 1861. They read his frank on =
letter selt from Wilmington, A. D. O. Of General
Whiting. A Yankee Captain also testified that in tie
summer Of 1869. Col. D. suPerintended the printing
"Of COnieder.ts scrip. This Was enough, where so
rich spOil vas al stake"
These robbers WI scme day have to ifgorge, but Ct
they vii plage and plundsr a. much as possible
while in possession.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

LIVINGSTON IN LnBo.-The swindler Livingston, Wlo
aesced the brokers Of this city several months ogo by
his practice upon them of the confidence game" has
been arrested in Boston under the of Philander
q. Pssse, on the charge Of having obtained large
amount Of wool from Boston firm by false pretencss.
He was committed for trial
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
MORE REEyLZsTKEyZy

The following official despatch has been received at
the War Department:
DUBLIN, Feb. 90, 1854
TO Gen. S. Cooper:
Tee ooh Regiment Of Virginia Iniantry and Bzyans
Blttery have reCnsted for TIE wa The remainder Of
AeCAusAnd's Brigade vi re-enIist in a day or 60.
SAN JOsEs. Msi Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

SUPPLIES ToR LOSssrRKEr's ARxY.-Colonel Foster,
olAr,ermAster General of Georgia. has forwarded
LO gsest army, in Est Tennessee, three thousand
full suits consisting Of jackets, pants shirts, drawers
shoes blankets, and fe hats to be distributed among
the Georgia troops
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

ARkEsr OF orERAToSs-We hear says the South
CarOInian, that tie President and Superintendent OF
the Southern Telegraph Association causing the ar
rest Of the operators in the various cities who have
frrIod association for self protection and that sew
eral have been sent to camps of instruction.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
FROK KLSSLSsLppI

TIE War Department was in receipt Of further intel
lgenee ysste day. from Gen POb, to the effect that our
eAVa,y had int eeped and got between sherman and
his e-v Try reniOreem'r,s, and collision was expected
10 ceS,r at any time
Beyo; this theFe has been no movement Of Interest
in that qlArter since Sherman halted a. Meridian.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

LATE USuED STATES IrENs-The Fredericksburg
correspondents OF the EKIminsr has received United
States papers to the l7a, from which we earu that
gold still continues to advance. I: is quoted in New
York at 1914. Toe highest point that it has attained
In the North during toe on the Is h Of Febru-
AIRY, 1883 when sold a. III GteAt speculation
isrepOrted to be going in It among toe Balls ard
Bears tf Wall street. Daring last week cunning de-
oeptOn pract;eed 20 sfec. the market Some Eel-
Low, assisted By a number OF neWs6oys soon spread
through Wall street nun3er OF Herald extras (bogus)
announcing the hl Of Mobile, in an ofisid desp1tcb,
and the capture Of thOuslnd prisousrs Under this
'neWs" gold fe per cent bus the suinde vas soon
detected, and gold advanced, and the market became
6rmer than ever.
The "COnsdlu'iona Convention Of Virginia" nov in
session al Alexandria has organized BY elsetng Leroy
G. Edwards Ct Norfolk, as President snd W. J. Cow
ing editor Of the YirgNia State Journal as Secretary.
Washington is growing in is carnival Of vice
and deSauehery. correspondent says that Fourteenth
street. Washington, is said 10 contain, throughout its
Uaole length, south from Wiar6s, one house that
Is Tot b. use Of ii fame. eontrae: has just been
made % bUild house Of the same character to cost
eighty thousand dollars.
despatch from Fortress Monroe, dated the l6b,
announces The arrival that day q tWeay-six more
Yankee PrsOeers Of TIA nn5sr escaped from the Lib
b. prison.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
ID Ia Fditor of ths Khia

Sir-Allow me, through your columns, to
return sincere thanks the ladies Of King and Queen for the
go0d rocks aud excellent shirts resolved from hem through
the Rev Alfred Baby 70 be distributed among the needy sol
ds Th not the hst liberal donation that have received
from these most emable ades May Goa besS them and all
vhs snsged in The noble work Of adding the eosio Of
oar brave soldiers. "A SOLDIER
fs28-elt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

A FARO DEALER-The case of William H. Duke, who
is charged with dealing faro and whose bank was de-
seconded upon by the police about days ago. was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday but material Witnesses for the
prosecution being absent the examination was post
poned till the second Of next month.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

BASE Roundabout tRo O'Clock Sunday morning,
old free negro named Sally White, living near the
western terminus of Leigh street. robbed under the
following circumstances: Two me5 dressed ia military
great coats, bu. representing themselves city watch
men, knocked at her door, which being opened 20 them
they ordered her to dress herself they intended to
take her to tie watch house. When she had dressed
of them presented pistol at her aud ordered her
to give up all he's money. The old woman handed them
box containing all her vau,bles, $50 in Confederate
notes. $5S in Virginia State bank notes. e. in silver
gold breastpn and pair of ear rings, all of which
they put into their pockets and left the house. threaten.
ing to thoot the woman if che made any QUERY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

JAIL DELIVERY OF YANKEE DEsERTKRs.-In build
ing on Gary street, opposite Castle Thunder are con-
fined several hundred de0erers from the Yankee army
The building is double one, the tenement abutting on
l9h street being divided from the other tenement on
ths east Of it by brick partition. In the latter the
prisoners confined. Yesterday evening" about five
O'Clock, it was discovered that twenty-five of these
prisoners having cut hole through the partition into
the other tenement which is in disuse had jumped
trough a window down into 10th street and escaped
Pursuit was Immediately made by the commandant of
Castle Thunder and sixteen OF the iugtvcs rccaptured
Whilst these parties being hunted for one Peter
KlosmAn, who, yesterday morning, escaped from the
city chain gang, discovered and arrested the ball
and chain which still hung to his leg betrayed his den
~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

FLSKT FITTIEG oUT.-Despatchss from ST. Louis to
ths'NsW York Herald, state that powerful aset is
being fitted out on the Mississippi river by Admiral
Porter. All the naval depOts on the Ohio and hisss-
sipp rivers are actively engaged in fitting out vessels
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

and behring's is rapidly approaching. We trust that
Of capitalists will give their attention to the
lucrative profits which thil buinets s,rds Let com.
panes be formed at once, with adequate capital to
prosecute the business on extensive sca,-no: only
for the purpose of supplying the demand for fresh FISH,
but for sailing and packing in barrels all that be
spared for future We need not elaborate the sug.
gestion. Ii any of our wealthy men disposed 10
embark their means in sucA enterprise, for the pub
lie good, and their benefit they win make the ne
cessary "sOundngs" and determine its feasibility for
themselves.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

GES. MAsEUDEE, commander of the "rebel" forces in
Texas, is announced by the n. Y. Herald as haV ng
arrived at Southampton, EngGad, in the West India
mail steamer ArSto.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

The Louisville Journal Of the 2si uls. says: 'Iassn-
icy Is aArmingy prevalent in the army, Induced BY e1-
pOsure Twenty i've insane soldiers sent % Gin.
cilnAti few days since"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
RICHMOND ENoAMPHENr. I MO = NO. +

CIR KNIGHTS You are hereby summoned
- 10 attend meeting Of Richmond Kncamp.ens, No\ a >
H. knights Templars 81 the Masonic hall In the city \/
Of Richmond, on THIS EVENING, at 81 o'clock Unacers 80
will appear In full regalia.
BY order Of the 7. Grand Commander.
Wh. L. MAULE, O. q.
Attest: JAMS I. RDDIcK, Recorder.
eB-A transient Sir knights invited 70 attend oand
dates mutt be present At o'clock.
Richmond Feb asd, K. 7. 744, A D. 1s64-1s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
TELEGRA PHI &c
Reports OF Gks Press AssOaIatlon,


Entered according TO act Of Congress In the year 1885, By g.
rBAEa In the CLERKS ONCE OF the District CoHrt OF the Con-
fsderate States for ths Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
FEB. I7h, 1854.

Permit through the columns Of your paper 10 re-
tuin the thaok Of Stsords louisiana Brigade to the
ladies' Of TIE Fee Uaion Soldiers Aid Society," Of
Aoenarie, for their late generous donaoa Of enc hun
dred and twelve pars OF socks The troops Of this
command The kind attention of the ladies' OF Virginia
has been 0fen et1Eed upon tie soldiers Of louisiana
but never in mO,e acceptable manner than at present
and The experience OF their generosity will in future as
IN The past ghen tie raised in their defence
To the energetic treasurer Of the +. U. s. A oar
thanks additionally du9 for the kind words WhiOh
have GeconCsnisd the donation. We beg leave to as
her that If sught could sid weight 70 the blows
ruek in behalf OF 90 just as ours Il would be
the conviction that earnesg efforts have awakened
the sympathy and admiration Of that mother Of heroes
the "Old Dominion z. YORK,
Col Commanding Brigade.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

TERAs--DAnI, year, $50 sx nOashs SIS; three months
6. Fer less period, 80 per month.
sEul-WEsELT,1 ysA-, $2 sx months, SO. No subscription
received 'or less thaa six months
Wzlr year, $40 SIX months, S. No subscription received
tor les thsa SIX months.
RsutiAneea a. risk Of the Esbscribsr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

HE-s vhossPaP marked Eish c-OtS Win undsr-
I bat sir term Of subscription abOut 70 expire and VII
-ss,tPsouP',y shsy wish thslr papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
SHERMANS CORPS

DGuoPOLIs, ALA, Feb. 2l-The main column Of the
enemy Is stil az Meridian. detachment has occupied
Llude dale, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. pOr.
ton Of column Of mounted infantry have occupied
Aberdeen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We Invite attention % auction Foreign Merchandise,
fsss-n ELLEFT BELL FOX.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
AUCTION NOTICE.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
By ELLErT, BELL FOX, Auctioneers =
A UCTION SALE OF CONSIGNMENTS
% OF u. ss :. oul M
street, large cOndsnmsn Of merchandise Just landed per
he aas Dare Is
Of sosds, s,psoisy sd.pisd country they
WIN ''''''s cases ss - printed Nader aadth
DO Maddsr Spun snk do
Do DO ascf eros d Rhine crsv,a and Scarf.
do fancy Brighton searfs
e .s 90 s, y.u aae r cisiS mes ana 'p'
. bales - black French Trlcoi Cloth
DO upper 40 DO DO
DC DO Black sias and Blus D.sonss
DO DO s AZ cosiIns
bale ss White SSss' S.un.l.. 90
sbslss g Blue nlss Cloths
q q g g i VSI.., g
cases Mems Mems Stout Brown and Mixed HaIfHossI
do Mems Msrno aniah Shirts and Drawers
do s1iI. Hoop s.iris 8, u, 10 20 90 o. % hoops
90 meas Shetland Lambs wool Shirts
DO az and ~ inch black Elastic shoe Web
do black Cashmere sha~ls
do super French herino
do Long Cloth sairts
do Regatta Paper Collars
i Fancy DresS Silks
l do Black eros du Rhin
do 81 and ~ Fancy Prints
do Black and White Prints
do Planters Linen
8 do Women's White Cotton Hose
8 do do Gray do
do Children's
l do French suspendes
do women's and Chldren's Assorted Gloves
do Men's and Womens Mstno and Cause Under
vests
/ do French Ginghams
do Chsne Spring Popins
l do Fascy all wool DeAnes
8 do Black Mohairs
do ~ Roll Cambrics
do a. Irish Linens
/ do Gard Clothing, fancy, assorted s.ses ~
do CASTLE Soap
1S bales Hops ,.f 81.
100 HalterH
loo Bridles, &c- &C., &C.
The sale VIII commence 10 o'clock. Catalogues OF descrp
don win be ready on the day preceding the sale.
ELLEIT, BELL Fox,
fs-d Aucuoneers
90 NpnpORo AT AIICTION
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

T ARGE AND DESIRABLY LOCATED
IL DWELLING (near the shoekos Hill Marke) on the south
side Of Marshall between 9Th and 9Th for sale at
ton-wl sold FRIDAY. the 26th February 1884, al ~
o'clock excellent brick tenement ecst'd above
the occupancy Of Mr. Fisher at the monthly rent Of
$780, With the right Of Ia short time. The lot has
front 2sX and OF 1877 feet The dwelling has
rooms besides large Kitchen pfned with and water and
Is In excellent order.
Terms cash.
Ths taxei for 1884 to be paid by the purchaser.
G0DDIN d APPRRs0H
feq2-d Auctioneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

The archives Of tie State government Of Mississippi
have been removed fOm Macon and Columbus to Sell
ma, Ala
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23
SCHOOL NOTICE,

SCHOOL NOTICE.
OK or eight more pupils can get board with
~ private families In my immediate negh6Orhood eI5 per
month. Tuition $50 per month.
Rev. TH0s. Wal WHITE,
f23 cit hacfAilandb p o, Lunenburg, Va
Examiner Enquirer and Sentinel copy once and send bill
70 this Office -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

THS FLOUR THIEvEa-James Kennedy and Thomas
Smith, the men mentioned by us yesterday az having
been caught in toe act Of stealing barrels Of -four
and two barrels Of osrn meal iEom the bakery of
Frederick Scbsner, on yesterday brought before
the Mayor who having heard the evidence, sent them
on to the Hastings Court Toe accused introduced no
Witnesses and attempted no defence. 1t will be recOl-
lected that last fall Geo. HerriDgs store the rear OF
which is near SChaes's bakery, of which Kennedy was
foreman was robbed Of six barrels Of Whskey 1t now
seems more than probable that these two men had
something to do with robbery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-23

SEAFFORJ'S RRIGADE-C4RD FROM COL YORK
In accordance With the authors request, We give
place to the following card OF thanks:
HEADQ'Rs SrAFFoRD's BRreADE.