davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
REORGANLZATION 81 &c ARNY

AmOpg the JOINT resolutions Of State Legislatures re-
Gently presented 70 Congress was enc adopted By tic
Legislature Of Georgia. asserting the right Ofthe sol
dsrs to elect tier officers On the rseOnsospiln and
OrsanizriOn Of tbearmy The House seems to be di.
yided alto toe prOPrsty Of allowing Ills not from an
arbitrary wish 20 d,pdvethe d.ers Of right BE- from
the belief that if glnztisa swallowed a. 49,
tcaar time the face Of the ensmy, it vii result in
the 6emOrsl zatiou O. thu army. Ta.s opinion it is
derstOod is shared in, and the idea was probably
prOmp,ed by the Commanding General yet the soldiers
ils.st upon It right due to them, and believe the
fear Of demOraIz s justified by the record Of
their patriotic scs since the beginning Of the war
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

TaHArar.-Wo hear that Manager Ogden has engaged
Mss ElOis, idges said to be tho most handsome ac-
trees in the Confederate States, AID that she will ere
long appear at the Theatre in round Of svOrite char
acssrs We also learn that Aiss Virginia Kemble" will
shortly emerge from her retirement to private life aud
reapps2r upon The stage in this city.
Ia Consequence of the very ncement weather on the
night of the 3lst ult the benefit" Tor the sick and
wounded soldiers in hospitals, thiny aeadld.
The Ear agar has accordingly set apart another night
for the benefit, OF which due notice will be given
through The usual channels.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

A MORGAN CONPA-Captain opie Static, by authority
of the Secretary of War; is raising cavalry corps
be attached to General J. H. Morgan's command His
Office is on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel
Captain Static has seen SERVICE and, the battle of
fredericksburg, as we'll as on other occasions proved
himself to be gallant soldier. He has already enrolled
number of recruits. aud will soon repair to the
devious Of the command. We are sure that Capt.
Static will take active part in any movement that his
distin -uished commander will direct
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
REPORT or TIE SPECIAL COMMITTEE on
TIE CUGRENCY

Thu day. he 81 ul,., the yeas AID nays were
demanded aud ordered on the molten to consider in
op,n sss the rsposf CT the Special Currency Com
mit'Cs The following is tho vote: Those Who voted
in the eff native ere hessrs Baldwin, Bell, BOycer
Brdgars, Clopton, Curry, DIvidsOn, FErrOW, FOose,
GIithsr Gray, Hilton, Joaes, Nenees Perkins, Read,
Russell, Sexton, Simpson, Singleton, Smith, Of n. @
Staples, Where, Weeh-yeas "A.
The following voted n the negative: Nessrs. Asbe
Atkins, Boteler, IL W. Bruce, 4. N. Bruce, Burnett
o. aublss, Chiffon Clapp, Conrad, COnFOW, Darganr
Foster, Freeman, Fuas On, GArdsnhierr
Garand Goo3e, Graham, Hauly, Hlr,ridge, Heiskell,
HOcOmbe, johnson, keenan,, OfiGa, Keenan,, Of N C,
Lander. Lewis, Lyon, Lyons, Maehen, Mcdowell, Nc
Lean, Niles, Moore, Preston, RAIL- S'riekllnd Swan,
T,i.pe, Vest, Wilcox, Wright, Of TsHas-nays A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

MILITARY YIsIr TO TIE GoVERSoR.-Yesterdsy fore
noOn the commissioned officers of the local militia reg
menti accompanied by the commissioned officers Of the
Public Guard repaired in body to the Executive Man.
son to pay their respects His Exceency, Governor
Smith. Col. T. J. Evans, in behalf Of The officers,
rendered their services and those of their respective
commands, Whenever in the judgment of the Governor
they might be needed, for the defence of righte.
The Governor made an appropriate response, after
which, the officers we're seveally introduced to His E1
oelepcy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
HEADQUARTERS MoReAN's CAVALRY, |
CoLDIERs: am once more among YOU af

COLDIERS: am once more among you, af.
~ ter long and painful imprisonment.
anxious TO be again In the nte. therefore, call 81
the soldiers command to assemble at the Render
vous which has established at this place.
Your country needs your services the field Of operation
wide, and the future glorious II We only deserve It,
Remember how many Of your brave comrades still pinng
In ieion cell They call loudly you for help. They expect
It OF you. viz you isappoint them
Come once, and cheeruly, for want In my
and who has be sent TO Lis duty provost marshal
1he work befIe will be arduous and will require
hearth and willing hAnaS Let falIer delay, for
time Is 70 be lost.
Every bring his horse and gun who Those who
cannot, will have them furLiIhed.
JOHN H. MORGAN
Bhgader General p. A. o. s.
oncAl:
RA. AIsrOS, L. Col and Actg A.AG.
js2-let
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

THE PUBLIC GUARD-We were grat6ed to learn yes
erday that Gov Lsteher before the close Of bis term,
promoed Lieutenant E. s. Gay, of the Public Guard,
to the Captaircy of ttat corps, made vacant by
the death of the lamented Dimmock. Captain
Gay has beSn connected with the I" Public Guard
for about twenty-five vars, ad by his fidelity,
courage, ald good conduct" Lad long since earn
ed Lis title to promotion. Second Lieutenant Il.
Kerr, was, at the time, promoted to the rank
Of First Lieutenant and the vacancy thereby Toned
was filed by the appointment of Sergeant VIM. Evaar,
who has been faithful non.commissioned officer of tho
corps for masy years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

"PgNIsHMESr BY FIRK The New York Daily News.
under this head editOriszes the burning of houses
the Mississippi river to punish the people for the
Jog on steamers by guerrlGs, and closes by saying
"Such worse than vsndsl acts, neither deter the
guerras do they strengthen the attachment TO the
Government. These rowing bands have property on
the river ose and every house fred b. Federal SOL
diers sWes their ranks with bold and desperate men,
filed with revenge against those who have burned their
homes and turned their wives and little ones on the cold
charity of the world, ViIhou; roof to cover them.
"If this is to continued brother is ID still meet
brother, and father meet in deadly srifs and in
Hood and carnsge with the dlnt train OF horrors
in heavens name let be spared the recital of any
Of this Indian mode of warfare, agsins. women
add children, forced to leave their burning dwellings
ard their path lighted b. midnight conalgration of
their own homes. Such warfare is beneath that of a
civilized nations filter for feed than for men. The
Mississippi, from Cairo down, is almost desert
vss,e. Fire and sword have done their work. Those
who took active part in the rebellion left for tho in
terror, and it was ony those who still had confidence
in esdent Lincons first ssage and The declaration
of Congress, IN the passage by almost unanimous
Vots of the Critienden resolution that remained and
they have since realized that Abolition promises are
il written upon water-mlde bus 20 be broken"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 6.-The enemy opened fred last
night about 10 o'clock upon the city, rug sheevery
half hour, up to 81 o'clock this morning. Sixteen shells
in ell thrown; nobody injured. The Yankees have
opened two more embrasures today bearing on the
city, and the otter on James Island. No firing between
the batteries, and all quiet at Sumter. The number Of
shells thrown into the city up to this time about four
hundred and fifty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

TIE AFFAIR IN EASTERN NORTH CARoLIHA.-The
Kinston correspondent Of the Raleigh Journal says our
loss in the fight below Gesnvie, N. c., will not exceed
20 and 10 horses all belonging to the 9th Virginia
Infantry aud Sd N. O. Cavalry Lieut.. Camp, Of the
cavalry, waskiled The enemy about 400 strong
mostly clvalry. Ours cid not exceed 200 men.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

A Parish correspondent says. the French Emperor
wished 10 give Gen Forey public entry into Paris on
his return from Mexico but Marshal Valiant set that
plan aside on account Of the old imp pnlarty of Forey
in the army. But he is to be creaed DOc de Puebla,
and have an annual stipend OF 80 900 francs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

GIN. MORGAN AeAIs,-Much to the disappointment
Of the public Ger. Morgan did not arrive yesterday
eEeniDg expected. He has been detained. we learn,
by the continued indposon Of his wife, but it Is stat
cd that he will arrive tomorrow evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
FARM IN POwHATAN FOR SALE.

! 1T contains All acres, about one-half oil which
L. IA In wood The rest arabic lan Of excellent quality
and bere of cay so IL capable svery high degree
II lies adjacent Posbasn Ceur Houe ten miles
rom PovhAtan Station on D. nyie Railroad; miles
nom Jefferson James RIVER and hve miles from AppOmaox
River -.
roons win the ordinary ouhopsrs tobacco house. orchard
k stage coach, either FROM the Povhasn station passes
W" de iS~wsw W. O. sooTr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
FROM THE RAPIDAN.

ORANGE, O. H, Jan. 6-TWO prisoners captured by
the Black Horse Cavalry, Warrentcn, have been
received here The enemy have moved, during the past
week. small force of infantry in the direction of Mad
sOn @. H. from Oupeper O. II. to pOin! about miles
beyond former place.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
BgslnEss " NAsaAu.-Ths Bahama Herald, Of be

BUSINESS IN NAssAU.-The Bahama Herald, of the
10 b, says;
Bus ess in Nassau has been rather dull this week,
few articles oher than Cotton Cards. Alcohol Prints and
Thrsid, being in general demand, and they only from
the large margin they Offer to clippers ,cepts and
Exports fave both been light bat altogether tha
keH have been in heal her condition. For the
bsanee of the present "moon" We do not expec. much
movement 10 trade.
We are happy 10 record the SAFETY Of the s. s. Gem,
nov lying in neighbourng port, where she forced
70 put in through stress Of weather.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

GtS. ]. E. B. STUART arrived here yesterday from
the army. It will be from the proceedings of the
House of Representatives tha' he has been invited to
privileged in that body during his stay 10 tn city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

VERY LARGE AND HIGHLY VALUA-
BILE GRANITE FRONT TENEMENT, on the north side Of
Main, between 9th ard l0th streets, FOR SALE.
We authorized 10 sell most valuable granite front Tsne
located 1t rented tho present
pant AZ $4,000 per SnDum.
This II, GoIOut doubt most excellent chance Tor good In.
vestment.
Apply at opcsto
de SLIT GoDDN 4 APPERsoN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

VIRGINIA AND TKNSEssEE ROAD.-The passenger
fare on this road has been decreased eight cents per
mile fer white adults--children AID servants three
fourth rates private soldiers on furlough half price,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
GEs GaAKr.-Ths MOntrOss Scott Standard says !:

GES. GRANT.-Ths hontross (Scot,) Standard says
Perhspsit isnot generally known that this gallant SOL
der is native Of Krriemur but nevertheless, such 10
the case. General Grants father grieve on
KnOlde, then farmer Of Billha1, and latery a man
uiscluEer in Kirremur. The general himself, however,
had some Of the young NOrvSl in him, aud disd4ined
Oecup tion Of feeding bis farmers aOcks and sighed
to follow TO the fed some Warlike lord. Heaven not
seeming to hastily grant his longing Desires he eolstei
in the Life Guard; but not finding them to suit his
bilious views, he evanted" and the cock
ed hat in the Federal army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

THE Co-partnership, under the firm of 4. S
Il TURPiN co. is this day dissolved By mutual consent
All persons having claims gsns said will present then
Immediately for settlement.
T.. S. TURPIN.
de8l-d5teods J. y. kBESEE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

TBE IcE CscP.-The Petersburg Express says more
ice has already been gathered IN that vicinity than vas
secuted all sst winter and further freeze occurs,
Il is believed enough has been secured to last. with
proper economy, through the sumner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

sUssCRazRs whose papers marked With Oros WIN undsr-
that asir o. subscription about 70 expire, and VII
rsrat Erompty n thsy E.h their papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
NOTICE..

RY special request of our consiguOrs, we will
- have THURSDAY, commencing promptly ut hall
pa1t O'clock embracing usual varieties Of groceries
more detailed advertisement thereof will appear here
after.
Parties wishing make eongnmenstO be included VIII please
ae9i TARDY WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

BY DAVENPORT L CO., Crock AUcTIosEERs.
[0fcs corner Gary and 18th sts.
WE shall sell at auction, at the office of the
w old Dominion InsuTarce Company on FRIDAY January
sh 1884, commencing at 70 ccicck, the following Bonds and
Stocks
SiO 600 Amelia county per cent bends
1900 Virginia per cent regis cred bonds
1900 Confederate per ceLt Gotten bonds
5000 $ per cent IS million coupon bonds
1000 Confederate AID sper ceot coupon and registered
bonds
$3.50 Oily Richmond G per cent bonds
l4g shares Bank OF Richmond stock
So Ttaders' Bank stoox
10 Old Dominion Trading C0mnany-Paine, Pest
shares Richmond Imp 1Iting AID Exporting Con pany
stock Harrison, presitsnt
10 shares Rlehm and Petersburg Importing and Ex-
porting Comp ,Dy-suton, President
10 shares Union Manufacturing stock (ieWng maehne)
$500 sterling
40 shares Old Dominion Insurar &C Company sock
81 shares Merchants Insurance Company stock
$4,000 N Carolina 8 per ce-t coupon bones
1900 North Oarcna per cent bonds, old Issue
Virginia Central Railroad stock
And ouch other be 6eed before the
day OF sale. DANEnPUkr OJp
ia5-4t Stock AuctloneeIL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

TEE EEW ATTORNEY GESKRAL.-The Petersburg Re.
gser gives the foovi1gbrie sketch OF the Of
Hon. George Davis, the nov Attorney General:
Mr. Davis ba, never been widely known as pu lie
man. politician in the party seIss Of the word be
never he il about As years OF age and q man Of
6ns presence and department, and respected and be-
loved wherever he is known. Blessed with high or
der Of mind be hai cultivated il assiduous'y and has
attained high rank, not only a laNyer but a man
OF varied literary acquifene3s. Iror TO the troubles
which eliminated in Line, lac election he q con-
Sse 1t member OF the Wing party. and up February
1891, abidsd by the "UuiOn." The lie ;sGturs of N
Carolina than animated by the true patriO 10 feeling
and throwing aside all party predileoions sent
comm Ion TO the P, ace Congie-s and Of this COMM
sion Mr.. Davis member. Learning from the result
Of thai mission undertaken Tor purposes of honorab
snd satisfactory settlement of difficulties with the
North now impossible it for the South logger to
live in am ~ and honor in Governmental union with
the North, he returned to bis home Wilmington aud
bade bis eountrymen prepare for the struggle which he
was az hand, and not to be avered, except by =
savish Abandonment OF all rights In like spirit
of abandonment Of old party predictions Mr.. Davis
vas elected Senator Of the Confederate Congress- at
The ,same time that the Hon. Wn. 7. Dorch, an old
Democrat, was elected. Mr.. Davis Z" drew the short
Term, anu Ar. DOrlch the long term.
Tee above is succinc histary Of the brief public
Of the new Attorney General, than whom a
pure and belt qualified for the pos! lives not in
the O9Bfederscy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
TELEG RIA PHI &c


Entered according act Of Congress In the year 1868 BY
THRAsHER in the Clerks once Of the District Court OF the Oon.
dsrate states for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
East EEsz8SsEE.-"osa,' the army correspondent OF


the Noble Tribune, Gays;
Theo-s Of East Tennessee at this time 10 US is ircaes-
liable We are not only Z, prved ofthe numerous -four
mills Of that eCunry which had previously supplied the
army but also several la &c cotton manufactures vast
machine thops md depots which We bad organized IS
Knoxville besides being irciy Cut OF from tie coal
iron ard copper mines which had supplied the whole
country Tie copper rolling mills At Cleveland, sheh
we're under the suPsHntendSnee OF Colonel Peet,
tie Gogernment agent Nh Oh have atey been bun
by sc eremy formerly turned out Fix thousand pounds
o. copper per day. Over thr,e millions pounds hsd
been dsiyered 70 the Government. THIS vas the only
copper rolling mil in the COalesers0y and which kept
~ supplied in copper Tor cap aud cannon These are
among Lsses resulting from cur deie-t at Chhtta-
BOCgs which put down a. only few thousand ren
ana IS pieces Of cannon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
COVGEFSSyOy4L

In tho Sessto, ye te day, bill passed relieving
the farmers fr,m the psymen: TO the GOvsrnmsns Of
one.tsnth o. ,hsir cur straw and sbueks. Il seems
that it vas the intent Of Congress vhsn the act
passed tho those icI should be exempt from the
1.-THE but the clause was herw Sc construed by the Sc
,re.ary Of he Treasury. JOINT resolution o. thanks
to Major yoa Borek, Of Gen. j. f. B. Siuart's staff
was adopted No.hug Else Of general interest was
done in opea Sc o..
The House was ergag5d mos. Of the tine in open see
zion in eba'iDg the b,l r5pCr Saturday, 20 eOnscribs
persons amorg claiming be cit Of the United
stes. Ju,t before the motiol to r-eomni. tie bill
WIS act tsn he Hou'e ven ilto seese. session on the
repOr. u the So ell Committle o. the OurreIcy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
NEW CONCERN,

We have this day associated ourselves in
business under the style Of LEE BOWMAN fer the
purpose Of conducting the Negro Auction Commission Bus
At the old stand OF Lee James, Franklin street. and
solicit the patronage OF ends the public generally
Premi our best ezertons promote the Interest
From the long encs Of senior partner, at
ourselves that obtain the highest market prices all
negroes entrusted 10 N NJ. LEE.
January l, 1864 g. NJ. BOWMAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
nISSOLuTION.

THE CONCERN OF LEE & JAMES is
Il ts day dAFoiVed by mutuI Either partner IL
authorized 20 TIE Of the In settlement OF che
business Those holding claims against them will present
for payment ana those Indebted viii please forward
pay. N. N. LEE.
K. d. JAMES.
Richmond, January LIST, 1864.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Dec. - 1863.

DY A DECREE of the Circuit Court of the
- City Of Richmond. entered the S0h day Of mIer,
1s6S the Aubles Executors Amo er Ad sinists
tor and d ordered and decred Philip George
Amber, Administrator Of John Amber deceased, do
OF his transactions bsore OF the ocmris
roner Court The parties interested hereby Iohed
that fixed TUESDAY, he 26h Of January, 1884,
Office In the City Of Richmond, 10 take the said account
TAoS. J. EVANS,
de25-w4w Commissioner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

BARSEE WILLIAMS, the Irish comedian, was recently
fined 81 600 in Nes York city for striking man named
Watson, on account of words dsrespecfully spoken by
the latter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
CLATE LANDS AND QUARRY

In OF the decree Of the C cult Cour Of Buckng
ham made September TerD 1863 In the OF scuggs
SHALL SATURDAY, the i9th Of December next, Sc
public auction the town Of New Canton the Late Quarry
known Big Quarry and the rct ofand which
TIE situated containing 42 acres lying Hunts Greek
In the county three miles from new Can
tom On this there Ia comfortable GwelLnghouse, with
tie necessary and cabins for large number Of opera
lives suppy Of the best Roofing Slate Is nexhapsbe and
the Quarry been Ia successful operation far many
fERMs-The will be credit Of and twelve months
IN equal nstamsn the purchaser giving bonus with ample
CURLY for the payment Of the purchase nonty.
Oomm'r.
Address, Gravel Hill, Va. no2I-lswtds
The above sale Is postponed 10 SATURDAY January s
de2s ids ALhX A0sELEY, oom'r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
AUCTION. NOTICE.
THIS DAY,

THIS DAY.
WE WILL sell at auction, at cur office, on
w WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, at IL O'Clock
$500 Virginia State Bonds,
10000 North Carolina per cent Bonds
20 900 Confederate !" Of various dates,
10000 do I
10000 do Bonds OF the Is million s,ue,
u shares Farmers Bank Stock,
20 do Traders do do,
90 do Bank Of Virginia do,
90 do b nix Commonveanh do,
20 do Virginia Pire AMI Marine Insurance etock,
90 do Merchants Insurance Stock,
do Petersburg Importing do,
5000 N. Carolina Old per Eonds,
1900 Nev6-"
Is shares Orange Alex. R. r. Stock. ~
January 4th, 1864. LANCASTER 90.
$4,000 Rchrasnd Danville r r bonds,
q Shares Richmond and Petersburg r stock
co do Bang Of Richmond Stock,l
100 do James River and Kspawhs Canal stock,
Jan. 8, 1854. LiNcAsTkRk co.
ALSO,
$4,000 O. Ohio Canal bonds, guaranteed BY Virginia.
5000 Virginia Registe ed bonds.
20 Shares James River Packet Company Stock.
Sterling ELL for ESQ.,
Jan. s,1ss4 LANCASTER co.
90 NEGROES AT AUCTION.
~ will sell 81 auction,
THIS MORNING
90 LIKELY NEGROES.
8. r. FoNDREN
Odd Yelovss Han.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE.
WANTED-A lady of experience, who can
w well, and have N. Of little children make
herself generally useful bear;of good home by apply
the subscriber Recommendations required Salary liberal
WM. II. BROOKE
de29-o4ws LorCto Post Once, Essex Va.
WANTED.-I will give $50 per month for a
LADY thoroughly qualified 10 teach vo cal and Insrumen
tai Music the Piano. French the usual English branches
TO begin the Is January, 1864 Reference required Address
WIN. L. H0HNR,
deS-c4W" Montagues P. o., Essex county, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
LIBERTY HALL FOR SALE

WILL be sold, on FRIDAY, the 18th day
sIrable Fern In county Hanover eight miles from Rich
and miles from the head OF the shanicIve Turn
Church.
The Farm contains 49S acres OF which about $50
cleared the balance original growth Of oak and pine
lhe buildings consist OF story Wood House with nine
rooms, kitchen, snoke-house, &C.
TERMS or SALE cah, the remainder at SIX and
twelve months the whole In cash. IL preiereGhe tsxe fol-
1884 to be PAID by the purchaser. JAG. NJ. TAYLOR,
de 2q-td Auctr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06

In retiring from the business, it gives mt
pleasure the patronage my friends and PAT
rons The coHeern OF Lee 4 Bowman.
Q--d1m N
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
AUCTION sALEa
PUFURR LIZ.
sac, GOO RUCKENGHAM COUNTY BONDS.

$4,000 BUCKINGHAM COUNTY BONDS.
TNHE undersigned Commissioners, appointed
J. ~ the CousIy curt Ct Buckin yham, ct the Deem
Der Oeurt, will sell st Bucslngham ecu House,
on the day Of January (cond MoHDAYD 81 public auc-
tv Bond the County Of Buckingham for 100000 bear
log the rate Of Xix csa annum, one third part
18th Of December 1854; third part 10Th
december 1885, third part the l5h day ofDeceuber
1866.
These Issued for the support OF indgent soldiers
&C. ke prov for act Of the Legislature Persons
wishing safe investment invited 70 attend on the
dav Of sale R0. b. SHAW, j..
n. B0c0CR,
JAS A. WRIGHT,
ComnisJieners
Buckingham Q. H, 1st January, 1854.
iag-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-06
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of HARVEY, Hunt, JAMES & Co.,
Il expires this day by limitation. All persons having any
claims inst the Arm will present them at yment
A. y HARVEY,
JAMES O. HUNT,
HENRY JAMES,
W. A. ARMIsIEAD,
JOHN. H. WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND, December 81 1853. j.2-2W