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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
BY ELLErT, BELL 4 FOX, Auctioneers.

BY Elicit, BELL FOX Auctioneers.
A UCTl0N SALE OF CONoIGNMENTS
IA OF FOREIGN MERCHANDISE On TUESDAY Esd Feb
ruay, viii seby auction, Warehouse, II Pearl
street, large consgumens OF merchandise, just aneed PEI
steamer Dare comprising valuable and desirable class
goods especially adapted TO the Of the county, They
viii consist in part OF the fOllowing, viz
cases "a printed Nader Hsdkfs
do Imitaiion silk do
I do Nader spun SIX do
do printed China
2 do super Bandsnnas and 0Oras Bankfs
l do fancy Brighton scaris
DO Black and Fancy lies and Slips
) bales o. black French TrsOl Cloth
90 1 ape do do
i do BLACK and Blue D!ssonsls
90 GA hsltens
! DO "a s-If EsS Ssssiac Costing.
bale White FlAnnes
Sbales Ga Blue Plat Cloths
do Siseai.Giu DO
! do q Whitney do
2 cases Mems Stout Brown and Mixed HAli.HOss
Mems hesino Hose
do Meas Merino finish Shirts and Drawers
do extra Hoop Skirts, 70, 10 90 80 40, 50 hoops
do Meas Shetland Lambs woO Shirts
/ do ~ aud ~ inch slack Elastic Shoe Web
do Black Cssnmere shaEh
do Long Cloth sairts
4 Fancy WOODEN salris
] DO kegs.tn Pap Paper s Collars
/ do Black Gros du Rhln
3 do So and AZ Fancy Prints
s do Black aud white Prints
= do Planters Linen
rS 8 do WCmea's Waite Cotton Hose
do do Gray do
do Chi1Ten's no
! do French suspende's
do Women's and Chldren's Assorted Cloves
do Menu and Tomens Msrino and Gauze Under
vests
do French Ginghams
/ do Chsne Spring Popins
l do Faacy al wool Delanss
do Black Mohairs
do a. Roll Csmbrcs
l do 4 Irish Linens
do CASTLE Soap
1s bales Hops
100 HateTs
100 Brides, &C., &c, &c.
The sale E commence At 10 O'clock Catalogues OF desrp-
ton will be ready on the day preceding the sale.
ELLEiT, BELL FOX,
es-td Auctioneers-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

A PoIVALIAsT KESTUcKIAN-HoLD HIN!-Willard
Davis, of Richmond Kentucky, who pOutely describes
himself bC5w, has written the following letter to the
Provost Marshal OF the Eighth District of that State in
auswsr TO call TO such enrolled to show
if any, why they should be exempted
az have seen your advertisements giving the people
desiring exemption from the coming draft opportu
ni,y to lay in their complains, 80. Now, sir, have
never had the boaor OF yoHr aequainalce bus can
refer you ioT-ths truth of what about 10 say my
worthy friend James D. Foster, Surgeon, and 8 mem
Der Of your honorable Board. Ny Complaints are as
follows, viz;
baYe no broken limbs have no chronic diseases,
such as inaammatOry rheumatism, chronic Inflammation
OF the stomach, phthsc, white swelling &,. am not
blind in either eye. l am not knock-kneed. l not
bandy-ehanked. / en- not boW-legged. have no bad
teeth and can bite off a cartridge stand stra GIT
my pasiefn Joints. l have never been drilled in the
Southern army and been fortunate 10 be
member OF the sympathiziDg party in Madison. bave
no i'm pediments ia my speech. l am neitasr near
ST. hred or far sighted. hear WE'LL the rog Of
musket as well as the ring Of silver dollar Ia Short
am sound ia wind ana NIB. about % years OLD.
am a hOusekeepeT, and have wife Ia good Union Ro
mani and no children living, | am cisz;n Of Madi-
son county, Kentucky, fiom which you want 2SS SOL
dieIs am as brave any Who il no drawer th an
am One of my legs il as 10. the other and b1th
are long enough 10 run well. / an Tor the lHst man
and the last dollar, Niger nigger especially the
last man. If you have good mlsket marked U. S.
send it down and ready TO bear it 10 defence Of
the Union. fore GU r and claim all the papers
that enttle me 10 60 TO-"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE


Tuesday, Feb. 49, 1854.
PAYER by she Rev. Or. Cranberry.
A cor mum cation from the HoCss o. Delegates an
nos1 thar tney have agreed 20 the amendment pTo-
posed b he Senate 20 th- ndm.nt opposed By the
House If Delegaes 20 Senate bill enuiled an act TO
am I'd ta 10 8u5 n sections Of chapter lS4 Of the
Code al Va ss ameadei by the act passed March "a,
1858 erttcd a. act decreasing the compensation Of
clerks OF ccur,s during tie CEis ing var 21d hey have
passed bill entitled acs 20 ucorpOra The St0HeWall
Insurance Company, in which they request tie eoCear-
Ieaoe Of tie Ssrlt'.
EEFORIs o. COMMITTEES.
n bRS0S, iron IRE Committee on Military Afi 2,
reported back resolution referred % thcm respecting
the appointment Of SCENT whose duty il shall be 10
collect the NEE, With TIE rark, company regiment,
=. that their names may be preserved among The
arehieVss Of Virginia ana sssed 70 be discharged from
its further consideration Agr,sdto.
A bill eOIcsniUg jliiors fees.
bill amendl Toe SSH chapter Of the Code, edition
Of 1867 ia reiAioa 70 te assessment Of taxes on
hoenses.
bill 70 au,l or q the Board Of Public Works to raise
the tolls Oh railroads, was iaken up.
Mr. JOHNSON offered a Substitute for the bill.
Mr. QUESENBERRY moved 10 10y the bill and SUI
stituIe he tabe that the substitute DO printed
Agreed @.
Mr. QUESENBERRY offered resolution Of inquiry
as 70 the shich tie Confederate Government
essuPy he VIg ia ArmoTy.
On motion Of hr CARSON, lhe Senate Tesolvednto
secret Session.
Rouse OF DELEGATES
Tie Howe vas caled 70 order az IL A. A. Prayer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
qHIR7YETH AND SEHEETEEgTR VIRGINIA
prGTuFUVg

We learn that whole companies OF the SO.h and 18th
Virginia regiments have re-snIstcd for the war. They
we're in splendid spirits whsn Cur informant Leland
VIC have not the shadow Of doubt bu that these two
gallant regiments well the rest of Corses Veteran
Brigade, will rsenlst to man for tie var. Tue work
goes bravely on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

Carr CA,KlE, OF VIRGINIA "A correspondent of the
F4yeit,vle a. o. Observer in an account of the f ht
asBatehelOrs Greek during the lac Reconnaissance q
Nswberp, says:
"In the twinkirg Of eye our artillery ganop-
ing after u aud wheeled into position and engaged
battery of the Yankees which had jlst opened ~.
This seemed jolly thing Tor gallant arieTymer,
aud they fought bravey, driving the Yankee tey Off
In fine style. As quick lighIning young officer in
blue Yankee oYercoas and slouched hat, who com
msnded batteries ordered Pieces 10 thu 'front.'
aad was If Ike the wind after the retreating artillery
regardless Of the minnies and gian rife balls which
few about him. Position after position wes selected,
but afser few shots each aba9doued and onward
dashed artillery after them. Though pushed on
as rapidly legs would carry NJ they soon
far ahead, ard the last law Of them they far
ahead, to our left. hammering after train OF cars
loade with Yankee troops The tcer learn, is Capt.
Oaskis, Of Virginia, who commanded portion OF Der
ings battalion"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
FROM PAsCAGoULA.

PAscAaOuLA Feb. 16.-All the feet of the enemy,
Including the flagship, have gone Eastward through
the sound in the detection of Grams Pass. FOuc more
gunbOats and brig have just appeared steering the
came course.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

A SURPRIsK-In a gay circle of the Nubourg St.
Honore, Paris, they were complimenting the beautiful
Duchesse de - on the approaching and apparent
Dir Of an heir to so illasLrous house as her own
Say nothing of it to my husband" she replied it's
a nice little surprise I'm preparing for him."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

GESERAL HEIE1IELEAS of Pennsylvania, has estab-
lshed his headquarters at Columbus, Ohio. be COM
mSnds the Department of thu Wes, which incuds the
States Of OHIO, Indiana, Kentucky aod Ilinss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
RICHMOND WHIG.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEB. II, 1854.

TERNa-DAnT year, $50; sx months, els; three months
Is. For less PERIOD % per month.
sE-wEsKLr year. $40 nix months, SO No subscription
received for less than six months.
WEAKLY year, $40 month"; 50. No subscription received
for less than SIX months.
Rsrailtanees al risk Of the subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

VIRGFNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
once o, the Circuit Court OF city Richmond on the
lst day ofFebruayy, 1854:
James f. Mayo, Plaintiff,
against
Sarah NJ. Mayo, Defendant.
The object Of IA suit obtain divorce yinculO 1'atr
Da0nii.
aday having made and hed that the defendant
nonresident OF this abe Is required appear
within month after publication hereof what
cessary 10 protect her interest In this suit.
Acopy-Tese.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

TaE NEw ORLEANS Ble states hist serious apprehsn-
uious are felt lest the reOsnt cold weather may kill Il
oarge trees throughout the State. Tae calamity has
occurred twice--oncs in l772, and again in 1928.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
ATrACK ON KOBILE EXPEOTED.

NOBLE, Feb. l6-Gov. Watts this mOrairg Issued a
proclamation to the CiEots Of Noble; hatthe city is
a5Ou. TO be attacked and e1tOing on.combatants to
leave.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

sussoRmns papers marked with orOsvl andsr
sand that OF subscription about expire, and VII
'suit promptly Il ihsy wish their pEPsr continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

we'll there and have discovered. l, Garth 9, clay 8,
sand T. blood; 8, grease; 6, flth Z, granite quartz
g. lead quartz; Q, PETROLEUM; 10, dubtable "e;" IL,
Athens marble; II, probable success -, water, IA
Chinese curiositiCs; 10, fire and fall beck.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

ARrEMU5 WARD oS Recommendation Ward
in recent letter, thus gives his ideas of eOrgauiza-
ton;
/ never attempted 70 reorganize my wife but once
shall never a Temp it sgain. I'd bin to public
dnner, and had allowed myself to be betrayed into
drrkn' several peoples health; aud Sshn' to make
them as robust STOLE, | continued drinking their
he .lths until my oan became tfsctei Consekens wa,
presented myself at Bet.eJs bedside a'o at bite with
Nome and fememberin' some cranky oo.ervsseun Of
Mrs Wards in tGe morn, snapt the whip putty lively,
aud 10 loud voice, sad, Betsy you Eeed reorgln-
izin' / have come, Betsy c5Etnued crackin' the
whip over the bed Il have to reorgan'z, your 1
dreamed that mite ira. sumbody had laid hossRhip
over me sevri consekoo i've times. and when l woke
up found see had. haint drunk much OF anything
since, and il have another reorgSnizn' job on
! hand shall let it out"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
A TIoN SALE
IA OF

QuARTKRMAsTRRs oFyIoE
Gordonsyile, Feb. 8, 1854.
viii sell at public auction at this post, THURSDAY, Feb
ruary 18th instant
30 Condemned Horses and Mules
A large lot OF old Harness, Saddles, and
20 Wagons, too heavy for the service.
ALSO,
large lot Of Manure.
W. B. RICHARDS, a.,
fe9-tds Major and Post u N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

II VIZ ARE SuBJUGlTED,--A According to the late AbO-
Iition programme matters sand thus: II over
run we are to be stripped of everything This is the
trus condition Of affairs Every should realize it.
Many have forgot their country in their desire TO arcu-
mulste wealth. WHAT good will money, or lands, or
negroes, DO our people if ere deleaeif Thy will
only enrich aiyersarlcp, and hltiei ccfEs's
THusLow WED AND TIE NATIONAL DTBr-The New
York Herald says:
"The patriotic old soldier Of the lobby the venerable
Thurlow Weed has been at work upon his 'statishcs
araiu bis subject this time being prospective IA
tional debt lie estimates that by the time this war
IL ended il will have cost US four thousand millions
of dollars three thousand millions Of which will remain
on the books agains. us as our national debt Mex
turning to the interesting problem Of the payment, he
proposes the repeal Of the Homestead law in order that
the public landJ may be brought back to the relief Of
the Treasury and then Le proposes heavy schedule of
Increased taxation.
Mr. Weed SAWS the war will cost, before it is ended,
four thousand millions CT dollars. He does not go far
enough II Lincoln bs reelected we say it will cost
SIX Tho ugand miore, or one half the whole value of
the property of the loyal States according to the census
Of 1850 At that time the value of the property of all
the United States estimated at sixteen thousand
millions Allowing four thousand millions for the States
in beion leaves the entire valuation Of the loyal
States twelve thousand millions and one-ha Of this
great Inheritance Of tire people TO be absorbed before
the war is ended unlegs cha Dge be effected in s man
ageuitnt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
EG r A PHIO
RaSorss OF tss Proas Assosiatiou.


Entered according TO act Of Congress the year 1862
TBEAsHKE In the CLERKS ONCE OF the District Court Of the Dor
iedsrGts states for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

was ar estea at Providence was found to have in his
oVercoa pocket bona s certificates Of $4,000 shsres
worth 80 600 600, in a silver mining ecmpayy. As Ee
knew nOthirg about them tits sup osed that tey were
pul n bis pocket by the thief who toe them rom the
C;e whea he found they couldn't be turned into cash
without leading TO bis detection
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
VALUABLE Estate Of 8l5 acres, in Gooch-

: " ALUADIh EsLdIG OF oIO dCTes, IN GOOch-
land county, TO james River, Is miles vest Of kieh-
nond, for sale a. Auction.
we shall sell at Public Auction, oce In the city Of
Richmond sdoning the Bank Of VrsnA FRIDAY the
February 1884, II o'clock n, that beautiful and at
ractye Farm located above within mile Of the Canal
and to Beaver Damihe farm owned BY Gen. Joseph
r. Anderson, and recently ~ gorbin WuNick
fsrnerly owned and occupied by kr. Charles \. Pope
Bcobtans 35 Esch about $50 are cleared
land excellent natural s embracing about 30 acres OF fine
Beaver Dam low grounds.
The Dwelling one containing above basement,
Commands handsome Of the mountains and the
ing country Tor many miles extent There the
usual outhouses
Possession given The place very healthy, and the
neghbohood equal In the county, Terms cash,
dty at the option Of the purchaser
The taxes for 1854 to be paid BY the purchaser.
GoDDIN APPERsoN.
fe1i-td Anctioneers.
Ps Persons invited to examine the premises before the
day NJ sale
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
-Chesterfeld conntr. to ne :

WIRGINIA-Chester county, to wit -
Alta County Court Chesterfield county, the
Court House thereof, the 1ith day Of January 1854
Cornelius D. Elliott, PHI,
against
Elliott administrator OF Sarah Elliott, deceased, Grander-
son Thurman Maria Thurman his wife, Lucas and
sarah his Wife ThcmAs Elliott John Bauyh, BAugh,
Martha Baugh, onsih o Baagh, Mary esaeh Emelne
Baugh Margaret Bowles, James Elliott Beverly Elliott
Jane Formerly Eioi) her husband, whose Is
unknown Vim RauSh Molly Elliott, ADELAIDE Elliot and HI
bernia Elliott, Defs.
IN CHANOERY.
The object Of this suit obtain division Of the sAvea be-
the estate OF Sarah Elliott, dceased the dis
tributes entitled thereto and also 70 complete the naturalization
said estate by the aid Of this court and distribute the whole
thereof after payment Of debts among the distributes entitled
thereto and av having been made that Jane Formerly Jane
Eot daughter Elliott deceased and her present hus
band whose unkno not residents Of this atete
and likewise affidavit having been made that the name Of said
James husband unknown, said nonresident and unknown
parties hereby required appear within month after
due publication hereof and do what essay TO protect
their Interest In this sui
Tsste: sILAs oHEATHAM, olerk.
vA0e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

ABoLuIoNIsFs on LNcoLS's ADXISIsFRAiIcE-CoN-
riIcr o. YlIws-At an anniversary meeting On the
night ii re 29.h ulE, il Boston, spirited debate
occurred between Wendell Philips aud VIM. Lloyd
Garr.soa upon the course of the Administration
Phiiss ,aa -
"Eher the North must rise in the opinion OF unanir.
ously crushing the President into submission, or we
must have a different leader for tae next four years
Il S Chase should give up his bank systen the nation
would be eighteen mil year riches 10 the immense
interest which goes 70 these national banks which, in
tti-y forty years. would pal the whole debt and
yet jais man Is oalei f1ancisr.
1--WE have a right 70 demand tina! The doors Of the
war power shal not be closed until the whole hideou'
cancer is destroyed Perhaps sh Chase for President
Butler Ia he War Department and FreuOn! al the head
OF armies, we might close the war in two years
but sitter al, public opicion is what is wanted. With
the Tribune EoeHipg Post and Herald decently at com.
mand. even Judge fancy can be made 70 have regard
to justice.
,'Tne Safes should be kept out until the South
Ike fsoe in GAS 20 the North in her nst
tui.ns. We lave bought the right to say so with a
hecatomb OF lives Why does the President rsinQush
i Il might have done when the Lberator was started
in 1883, bat IS a violation Of pledge in lSO3 and,
therefore, Concluded Mr. Phlp-) say veto 10 the Az
nesty Psocmston, and gill TO nv dying day I"
Garrison in reply referred to Phillips recent Tema ks
in au.c Hail. "lhas tbs Presidents character was q
is surface" aud tonight toe gentleman had spent
hour in Safeguarding Mr. Lincoln ell over styling him
hypocri,e ard ready sacrifice the honor Of the North
to a sham peace. Garrison added:
Has not The President gone fas. and az far as the
people would sustain him? l'NO nor Mr.. Lincoln
has travel fast towards tue negro popular sent.
men. would warrsn; him in doing Bu'leE and Grant
have sustained the Presidents policy. Renewed cres
Of mo, no"l
AID what, said Garrison, about Fremontf Events
have occurred within . year greatly to diminish my
lsth in Fremont. No. a word have heard from
him in reference to the Proclamation Of Amnesty. A
glorious opportunity Was there lost Then we have ad
the asmng OF one hundred thousand blacks and still
not one word Of encouragement from Fiemont.
Phillips said-lt no: fair TO critics him when he
is forbidden by the Government to speak word,
GarTison-Ao; he has always a right TO be magnani-
nous.
Stephen Foster said the strangest event Of history
the nomination by William Lloyd Garrison, 10 Ire
mont Tempe, OF the man who is holding the sword OF
the Union at TIE threats OF a million slaves,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

Tx sKW CoMIr which has been discovered by Prof.
Watson, Of Hichigin, is $4,000 600 miles irom the
earth present, but viii be only l6e00O00 miles dis
tart from BY the hst Of February. It VIII probably
be visible to the naked eye, andwl be ound in the
Northwestern part 0. the heavens.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

NARRoE EscAPI-UNIsUE PLAN OF Two YoUEG
LADIEs-The army correspondent OF the Canton On IS
Citizen gives The following narrative OF the manner in
which Confederate soldier in Mississippi recently
escaped the clutches Of the Yankees
While dwelling upon the subject Of ladies' aud the
purifying iLhusuce Of ladies' society, will take ocea-
ioa 20 mention, for the benef Of The fstidious, an
adventure Of nice and accomplished young ladies'
together with young gentleman well versed in gal
antry. Not long since mon char NJ. of this brigade
while in the vicinity Of Federal encsmpments, took
occasion 20 pnt up for the night thu louse of old
aCquiniance where he had often called 10 enjoy q
pleasant repas: with he young ladies'. During the night
the Fsderas leaning his whereabouts approached the
house. Grating buitrr every where save in eur young
heros apartment. lie souEdy SLEPT, and continued TO
sleep a. il OF "doWny beds OF roses until the youjg
ladies' p L o-Etricken bis account rushed dsha
bile ino his room and aWoke him from his slumbers.
But She FedeEals bad advanced TOO far for him TO
make bis escape in the font, ard thlre window
or door in the rear. How then was bis escape to be
ereetsdy Reader, the young ladies Instituted plan
unprecedented in The history Of military operations
When tie old lady discovered be could rot escape by
running, she rushed in, crying, "gllsl We must do
sumelhns-lhe Federels are slrsady in the passage"
No sooner said than done. TIE young ladies4eaped in
bed with our young hero one each side, completely
eoreea n bis head and thereby eaung the search of
the Federals to b. fruuless They looked into every
nook aad under every bed il the house. not excepting
tue one occupied By the herc bu TIE young OOnieder
ate scout was nowhere to bs found How much better
than 70 have suffered him murdered or imprisoned for
years In a feloL's cell
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
gAUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES N. TAYLOR, AuciOnesr.
Desirable Private Resideaes on Grace Street

FOX SALE 1T kUcTI N.
WILL be sold, on FRIDAY, 10th Feb
w ruary, Instant, the premises, al ~ O'clock T.
thai desirable brick Of Grace and LIST
Streets occupied By CLIQUE The house has II
rooms alsge brick ktehsn with nne cooking range, boiler
Tor not ana col water with gas through ae Leute, together
With the burners also, brick stable. house,
k all IN good order The lot Grace and RUM
back 10 paved atty Any Wishing procure hne
dwelling IL desiratl location would attend sale,
II is ;, laom such property Ia offered for
THRMs-0ne-trd can; balance Ia months with
terest all cALh, at the option OF the purchaser.
Taxes and Insurance 70 De paid BY the purchaser.
Mls-4t - Aaciion.er.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

ROUSE OF DELEGATES.
TIE Howe vas calgd 10 order AZ II A. X. Payer
By Rsv. De- Hoge.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

HEADoRs DEPT OF HEERIoo,t
RICHMOND, Nov Is. 1863 I
SPECIAL oRDERsl
v. In obedience TO instructions The A. and L General
the following order repablhed for the info Of al con-
cerned:
ADyr AND NsPR GENERALS oYnoL
RICHMOND, Apni IN, 1865. I
lExrzAcr.l
SPECIAL osssDrRs,l
Xxx Brgader General John H. Wsdor hereby directed 70
make immediate enquiry and report sthoa, delay:
Isl. The rank, regiment and corps 81 commissioned
ocers, and the length OF time each has In the city,
3D. In each he will require copy
the officer absent from his proper command or stationed
the city Of the order by which be upon cuy
XXI Whenever appears that officer rghtiuIy Il
Richmond, he win be sent forthwith TO his proper command
the fact to this ONCE for further action Dsps
ment-
(signedl JOHN WITHERs,
Ass't Adit Gen
In accordance with orders, officers arriving
c5 and those duty In this city vho have sready
viii report In without delay, At these hesdqnaTs
By order Of Bngadier General JoEN II. WHD1l, COMING
Dept. j. ". PLGRAh, A. A. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17
AUCTION NOTICE.

w LII be sold at anctioa cur Office, WRC-
w NEsDAY, the I'm day OF pa Wy, 1854. 800 shares
stock in the FarnsEs' Bank Of Rncilsiis
ja2S-tes VOAsTRRk 90.
80 Shares Va. Fire ard asiir . Stock,
100 do Merchant Insurance do
90 do Traders Bank do
$4,000 Richmond City Bonts past
5000 Confederate Cotton Inieresi y.
fsiS-sd LANCASTER co.
10000 Richmond City Bonds, short dates
10000 oonfetersts per cent Coupon Bonds, due ~
5000 do do riga do eusTO
10 600 Henry County Bonds
1000 Montgomery County Bonds
90 Gkares Bank Of Richmond Stock
felt LANCASTER co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

NOTICE.-Having qualified as Executrix of
In the Arthur Morson, aece sed all having
claims against his win please present 1em for payment
and all persons indebted to said estate make payment to
MAKlA ~ L. MORhOh,
feb2-eod2g Executrix
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

Mr. HILL hom ire COMMITTEE o. tie judiciary,
rgp5reI bcs toe aogze OH to authorize the payment
Of mil eye sn5 salary 20 members OF the Second
Coagrsss "a the Conledcrate Sa.ss. Tue bill was
corsi lsraG and piss-G