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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

President johnson has issued circular removing The
restrict rs upon internal domestic and c0astE inter
course in such part, OF the States cd Tennessee Virginia
North Carolina South Carolina Georgia ami Fonda and
Louisiana, east ot the Mississippi az ara within ouI
from the effect OF the order Military and naval ord "a
roHhctmg with the President circular lIe revoked ana
military and naval officers forbidden % interrupt OF u
trrlere with the trade thus re eS.a biished
From the Southwest We learn that dap-oEtruce frcm
kirby smith who commands the only organized Rebel
force Of any moment in the eld has been az Little Rock
for some tine doubt arranging terms Tor surrender
of his forces the basis OF those allowed by Grant o.
Lee When the surrender J)hustou be- comes known
ia that section, there viii not De- much tJk about terms
despatch from Washington says thst Davis has
passed through south Carolina i1 his flight and il ia
supposed he will be Intercepted before he reaches the
Mississippi He may however strike some obscure point
on the Atlantic coast and eudelyor tl leave the country
by ,ea.
General Grant is busily engaged n making srranra.
ment, tor the contemplated heavy decrease 90 our mil
itary forces and the consequent immense reduction of
the government expenses 10 is thong 4t that the army
will soCn be- decreased by the unmtrr oi four hundred
thousand men.
The number OF Persons arrested Isp.rilu OF being
connected with the great assassination pot the ma
tiORal capital has become 40 lsrCe that IL has been
found necessary % 90 up separate building for their
-afekeep.ur, and 10 th,- they are OIL nov confined.
Tie suicide OF Governor Milton Ct Florida has been
mentioned The Mobile News is informed thar 10 vas
caused by Grants capture OF Petersburg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
- rnHrsLLN rrlfprr

We have published the statement that the assas.
sin Booth had oftea expressed himself as ambitious
TO rival the youth who fscd the Epaesian Temple
in order 70 give his name immortality. The Chi
cago papers say thai VIXEN filing an engagement in
that city year or tgo ago be one da7 remarked to
a brother actor 40 rehearsal tina. the "man who
would kiii Abraham Lincoln would immortalize
himself" Oa being asked lov such a deed would
achieve Immortality, de responded By quoting the
lines
Pane no. more survives from good than evil
deeds,
The ambitious youth who fred he Ephcsian dome
OutliveS 10 fame the pioUs fool VINO reared it,"
And the fact corresponds WIKI the couplet, for
history has banded down tbe name rthe destroyer,
but not OF the builder. As there would be natural
curiosity 10 re-peruse the story Of the Ephesian
Temple from which Booth drew the inspiration for
his ioul deed We annex he account Of it given by
Rollin
The day Alexander the Great was born the cele-
brated temple OF Diana 90 EphesuS was burned
10 is Well known that thi, temple was one Of the
, seven wonders OF the world. Ii had been built m
the name and al the expense OF an Asia Minor
A great number Of wears we're en- ployed in build
ing it. Its length was 4Zj feet, and its breadth
yZO. 10 was supported by lZ1 columns, thrceScOre
wrought al great expense, aud by the most eX-
cellcnt artists, who endeayOred 20 excel one an
other on this occasion. The rest OF the temple
corresponded IN magniiCeuce with these columns.
Oue ErOstratus had set lire TO thu temple on
purpose. Being put 10 the torture, in order %
force him 10 confess his motive Tor committing so
infamous al action, he oGned that It was with the
view OF making himself knoEn to pOSterity, and TO
mOrtalize BIZ, name by deStroying so noble a
structure. The States General of Asia imagined
they should prevent the success OF has view by
publishing decree prohi biting the mention OF his
name. However, their prohibition ohly excited
greater curiosity, for scarce one OF the histo-
rians Of that age has omitted 10 mention so mon
strOus an extrayagsnce, and az the same time tells
Ms the name OF the criminal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

THE >TG1E Dish aTFEJf EEPpETED ,IP-
TtRED.
Just before tbr adjournment OF The last rebel
Congress, they passri 10 bal authorizing the Sec.
retary. OF the Treasury Co scc,iyr from citizens
donation, cd money. b,nI,, l.St.ry and plate, To-
be used in Sustaining Oh, Confederate credit This
was one ar JHe ma5- cruel aal lesrtlc,s acts OF the
So-calied G5vernmeat. % aa, lie gucd to wiring
from the poor delu5,i wog,.. uf the country their
Jewels and plate, their very teaspoons, al a time
when every official was fully aware that the war
-Say virtually over, and THAT ANY sacrifice was
worse than useless. 90 g., .armI,ed that the sole
object OF TN, lse e- we'll 90 chat taxing specie
twenty-five ger eerr- " = o.. furnish the lugaciou,
.'Goyeramcnt with luuls o.. runaway upon. How
ever eypassed &c. and credul,us women gave their
silver coffee pot sni sugar di,bc, and their
cherished syooo,-il-tr ell-giuz, sat bracelets
About ting TINS, oi inc passage oi the law. the
writer OF this Was approached b., Confederate
official and requested o. ui-c upon Jhr women 60
send IN their contributions and save the country
We tod this nan that vs regarded the whole
thing as one OF ti- most Infamous ,wiudles ever
attempted snd hat so .as from advocating 1t, we
we're only prevented b. fear, Of Castle Thunder
from exposing iJ a, q s,heu % rob the women OF
the country.
We have been lead 10 alude 10 this subject by
the report just b-olgh, TO the city that all OF the
silver, contributed under the law, had beSn cap
tured in the country somewhere beyond Farmyille.
1t is said there were three or four horse ambulances
loaded with silver cream pets, sugar dishes, coffee
pots urus, spoons, &c. II these as,ilcs have been
secured by the United States authorities they have
fallen iato better hands than we at any time ex-
pected aud there vii Dc some satisfaction in
knowing that they viii not benefit the Pecksniffan
authors Of the law, under which they were sent
inf1 the rebel Trel.nrr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
RICHMOND WH1G.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. 1900. Way
FR0u SOUTH WESTERN VIRGINIA..


At length We are in possession OF authentic in
formation in relation to military events in South
western Virgins, subsequently to the surrender Of
the Army Of Northern Virginia. No portion Of
General Thomas force came further East than Bris
toI. The only United States iorce that penetrated
into this portion Of Virginia, was detachment
from General Stone mans command who struck the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad az Wytheville.-
AS win be seen from what are about TO add,
tnere was no need for General Thomas 70 push into
this country and at the same t.me it was important
that be should hold the count y about Knoxville, it
be2g az the time among the possibilities that Lee
and Johnston might ind thliy way with their re-
treating armies into Middle. or East Tennessee
Lees surrender was knowa at Lyuchb1rg on the
evening Of April 9th, AID was Immediately tele-
graphed through Southwestern Virginia, as lar
as Bristol. General Echols commanded al the
forces in this portion Of the State, consisting Of
Basil Dukes formerly Mcr-an'sl Regiment, the
First Kentucky Cavalry Regiment, under Colonel
GiItner, Yaughan's Wildcat East Tennessee Cav
airy, and some Reserves, in a., between three and
four thousand men. Soon after the news Of the
Surrender, E,hols. concluding that further resist
ance 10 the United States arms was useless deter
mined 20 disband has troops. The Reserves, who
were drawn from the counties contiguous to the
railroad, returned quietly to,heir homes. Gitner
and his men surrendered 90, aud were paroled bv
the United States military authorities on the terms
vccorded 20 General Lees army. Duke, with most
Uf his command. set out Tor the Trans Mississippi
Vaughan aud his very irrcguars WAS, at last ac-
counts, still at large. This command is odious to
the people of Saq,h-we,tern Virginia on account Of
the alleged thievi,h pr0peasiiicS. OF some Of its
members. ID O., t4e same c.angnd Who were s.,
,iirl>'..i SO. ..... lu..s. 40 Neg Hope, near
>,ad-,.u, 9. wear 80 and who have been bad
eered and driven iu every direction by General
ELLEN, constantly ever sine, FOB East Tennessee.
General Jubai \. FAIRLY, ,u the evacuation OF
Lyuchbufg started % South WESTERN Virginia, but
very soon returned, aud D., uuN confined 20 his bed,
Ia iynchburg. by an attack O. .htumatism Cur la-t
previous report irom b.ui yl. tht, b, was making
ior the hlna6ba Ns.ry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

EDWIN BoorH--The ost marked expressions Of respect
tnd sympathy have been made by leading citizens
towards Edwin Booth who is in daily receipt Of letters
conveying the gr, tfying evidences Of the personal
esteem and respect in which be is he d. lie has also
received the cards Of many Of the residents Of this and
other cities who have called for the same purpose
Mr. Booth remains ia stric. retirement seeing no one
but his most intimate frenl who endeavOr 20 comfort
him in this crushing afHctiOn lie was particularly
gratiied by visit from Major General Blk, command
ing this Department and Major General Robert Ander-
s0n-both Of whom expressed in warm terms their per
sona esteem and respect Tor him in all his relations Of
life. as did also Rev. Henry W. Bellows, President Of
the Untfd States Sanitary Comm ssiOn who s old
and warm personal friend Of the distinguished TRACE
dam. Y. Herald.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
- sEYEN-TEIRTT -

PHuADFLFHA, april 2G-The subscriptions 10 the
Seven Thirty loan to-day all parts OF the mon, ;
talegraphei 10 Jay Cooke amounted % S+I62 0yJ.-
The largest single subscriptions were 10000 from
Cincinnati. s2OOCOO IRON Washington 100000 from
\ ew York. and S25OOOO from Boston. The number OF
individual subscriptions Of less than $780, by working
men and women, making up portions of the above az.
gregate was two thousand nn' hundred AID thirteen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

A CUEIoUs INCIDEST.-Tbe Superintendent Of the New
YORK Institution for the Deaf and Dumb relates the
following strange story
On the Wednesday night preceding the Presidents
assassination little deaf and dumb girl in usttu.
ton got mp IN her sleep went 20 class mate and after
rousng her spelt with the nuai alphabet, &c" inc In
Is shot In the morning the sOmlambulist knew moth
ing Of The Circumstance until Informed Of IL By her
friend, in the presence Of others. ne incident would
probably never have been recalled but for the sad en-
phasis which after events gave L. ltnOw OF
those cases Of pescence which so OFTEN arise 20 puzze
mental philosophers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
MARRanh.

Sea the 9Th Of April at the residence OF the Bride
fther Elijah Baker by the Rev, DR.. Edwards, Dr. GkQ
B. SWIFT, Of Hanover county TO Miss CHARLOTTE NJ
BAKER Of uenIcO c unity, Va.
On the 3Hh april 1865 by Rev. J. L. Burrows at thc
residence OF the brides father Col JOIN X CoNNALLY
P A. G. s.. and Miss ALICE c., daughter OF Jas. Thorn
as, Jr., OF this city
On the 30th April 1865 by Rev. J. l. Burrows, at the
residence OF the brides father Capt. JEo. A. SLOAN
p. A. C. $. and Miss NJ. MORTON, daughter OF Chas. l.
WORKMAN, OF this city
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
OUR TREAsURE-sHIPs IN DANGER.

san FRANCISCO. April 27-AHxiety is again expressed
here lest the Rebel pirate shenandoah may make de.
scent upon our treasure steamers.
is supposed she left ustralia about March 10Th.
and would reach this coast by the end Of May. II is
hoped the Government may have proper vessels in the
way 20 Intercept her and protect the shipping interests
on this coast.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

RecoSsTRUcT1oN. r. The philadelphia Inquirer
SAYS that by the recognition OF the ''Pierpont
Government, the cold tribe Of politicians who led
yirginia 10 its ruin viii be utterly shorn Of power
n 40 mischief. Their hopes that they would be
pvt At the head Of affairs again will be wofully
disappointed, and when the people whom they
nave deceived and ruined by their Internal ambi-
tio come TO understand the extent Of their saeri-
fees. and the cause. they viii Put down the whole
tribs Of demasogues who injured them so effect
- chat thew viii never he heard Of again"
taasuai activity PTsyais 81 the navy ard IN Wash
rr,oa in fitting and repairing vessels attached to
- potomac 6otilla ani ether vessels Of wsT-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

CAPTURE OF COL. JESSE AND HIS GUERILLAs.
LOUISVILLE Ky, April 25.-The Rebel Colonel Jesse,
an twenty eight Of his guerrllas were captured near
Emnence yesterday morning by Col. Buckeys men
The loss was small on either side The number Of
killed and wounded are not stated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

REPORTED DEATH OF Mn. BELL-The Nashville Times
states that report has resched that city OF the death
of Hon John Bell Il states that the intelligence
through channels Of the highest responsibility. IL was
communicated az Murfreesboro 10 o gentleman bY a
lady whose family in frequent communication with
he Eouth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

George Rye is a candidate for Congress from the Sew
enth Congressional district Of Virginia The other
candidates are Lewis Mckenzie and Gilbert s Miner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 2 100.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY ?, 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer s. o. Pierce Bugs Fortress Monroe govern
ment orders.
steamer Seneca, City Point government boat,
steamer Red Jacket Adams, City Point mail and
Steamer Triumph bearing Cit, Point mail snd
passenger boat
stores.
ders.
SAILED.
Steamer MOnohAnsit. CrOweIL City Point government
orders.
steamer Trumpster bearing City Point mail and
Steamer Red Jacket Adams City Point mail and
steamer wyoming Cooper CITY Point government
Propeller A. H, Bowman, CITY Point, government
orders.
6ars.
Schooner 8. a. Candy, Cr.won- Baltm0rs, hgk
schooner D. s. Siner May Philadelphia light
Schooner A. P. Howe. Baker, Philadelphs.
schooner a. a. Rogers. CranbUTy, Philsdelpna.
light,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
. COTTON AND

No. 2 10 Il Get between Main and Cary
The Undersigned late of the house of ROBINSON.
ADAMS * Co., having associated themselves under the
style and firm OF ROGERS ADAMS x Co., for the pur.
pose OF conducting tie Auction and Wholesale Com.
mission Business in the city OF Richmond Take this
opportunity OF rendering their thanks 20 the trading
community generally Tor the very literal patronage
extended to the former and hope by strict attention tn
bus ess and prompness in the execution of orders en-
rasted them cont to share the patronage OF
the public.
Their present place of business is at No. 10 street
betw, en- Main and Cary.
Consgnments solicited by the cargo or otherwise
Due notice Of Auction Sales vii, be iyen.
WIN. II. ROGERS
SAMUEL r. ADAMS
myl-6t JAMES f. RIDDICK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
TH0S. j BAGBY,
AGENT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RICHMOND, VA

THE subscriber again offers his services n his friends
and the public generally for the of Produce and
Renting out Houses From his long experience in this
business and general acquaintance with the business
community of this city and surrounding country he feels
confident that he give satisfaction. expect 10 re-
open at my old stand, No. s. Wall between Main
and Franklin streets, the 18th inst. where shall be
pleased TO receive consgnments, and to attend TO such
other business may be entrusted 10 my care Office
for the present with James Moore, on Franklin street
bstween 10Th street and Old Market
nv 3-9t'WdS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

IA ILL be sold on THURSDAY MORNING, at IL
w o'clock, at the lower end Of the Dock, about
30 600 feet Dressed Spruce Flooring Lumber tongue and
grooved about % 600 do. inch Pine Boards and 600
feet scantling il not sold before that time PRIVATELY
Persons wishing to buy will call at 92S Main street
mv2-3t BURTON GRANT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
Newspaper and bob Office for Sale.

ssJNHE POUGHKEEPsIAN" Printing Establishment,
l. located in the city OF PoughkeePse, n. y, III
be sold at a bargain if applied for Immediately.
The Presses and Type, tor both Daily and Weekly
papers, are in good condition a complete outfit having
been bought new little over year ago.
The Newspaper Press il new Zee Drum Cylinder,
% . by Al. Also a Gordon new improved Quarter
Medium Hand Press and Pi oof Press. Terms cash
Address FARMER LITTLE & CO.,
my2-dlW Type Founders, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
richmond, Va, NAV i, 1886

TINE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY ha re removed
their Office for the present to corner Main and 18Th
streets.
Goods and Yaluables forwarded over their lines and
through connecting Express Companies n al cities
and towns at the North, Wilmington, Charleston Sc.
vannah and New Orleans.
Merchants goods and family supplies forwarded from
the North at reasonable rates. my2-lw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
HARRISON, GODDIN n APPERsON
BANKERS and Real Estate AgeuTs,

hlNhMpNDi ' A.
Owing to the recent eOnfagratiOn, and with TIL de
~ sire to aid in rebuilding the city as rapidly pcs
sibe we propose connect Real Estate Agency with
cur Banking Business. We viii lease sell real prop
erty privately publicly, or negotiate loans thereon
and the long experience Of our Mr. Goddin in the Real
Estate Business added TO his familiarity with titles in the
city offers great advantages through Us 10 persons
wishing to lease, sell or borrow money mortgage.
For the presePt Office is at No. 23l Main street "a
door where shall be glad to persons having bust
ness with u. APPLY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE
G0RHAM & MINOR.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~ pos Vain ST., So door. from 9th ST.

G0RHAM & MINOR.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. ss7 Maiu ST., 3d door from 9th 81.
OFFER Tor sale very cheap for cash
u 100 uels Flou.
l5t do Ginger Cakes
o. do Soda and Water Crackers
80 do Sugar Cakes
on do Brown Sugar
10 do Mince Meat
do Apple Butter
20 Tierces Lard
40 cases Boots
On do Condensed Milk
- do Baking Powders
lO0 do Oysters in cans
100 Go Peaches in cans
do Stationery
"a DO Tomatoes in cans
% do French Mustard in glass
100 do Poultry IA cans
25 do Pickles in glass
10 do ATnoids Ink
100 gross Matches
Ia do Playing cards
70 boxes Goshen Cheese
90 irkins Choice Batter
600 Teams Wrapping Paper
% do Emory Paper
cases Citizens Hats
90 gross Mason5 Backing
~ do Fine cut Chewing Tobacco
80 boxes Navy do do
D. 900 packages zone n. each smoking Tobacco
- dozen Railroad, Globe Lamps
800 pounds Hams and 81 des
Oh cases Pine Apples and Cherries
% d. Fresh CLANS in cans
my 3-lW
DAGSI RAGS! RAGS THE undersigned
IL respectfully inform tier friends and the public
generally particularly the Rag Customers OF the prank
lin Paper MD that they have established themselves on
the east side OF 9th street between Marshall and Clay
streets in the basement of building occupied by Mr..
John T. West a few doors below the New Market where
they are prepared to pay the highest market prices for
Cotton and Linen Ragl Give us cau before selling
elsewhere. WHITE LObbuCh.
my3-lt
ASK ANY NEWSDEALER FOR DAWLEYS TEN
PENNY NOVEL, No. 8-PRICE TEN CENTS.
Beall, the Pirate Spy
Also the 25-cent Life Of
Lieut. Gen T.. .. Grant,
T. r. DAWIEY. Publisher,
my3-3t 10 and 10 Park Row, n. y, -
CORN MEAH4.-Peronshlvin CORN, and want
u inr IL ground into Meal can do by ndng the
grain to IOUNG.S MILL / ? miles on Brook Turn
pike. j. D. GARDINER.
| my 3-lw
NOTICE. The Stockholders OF tie Richmond
~ Glass Manufacturing Comp ny requested to Al
tend meeting Of the Company to be held in the office
! Of harrison, Goddin Apperscn on h0NDAI, MaJ
9Th instant at O'Clock P, NJ. my2-'-6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
Shipping News

ALMANAC FOR RICHMOND THIS DAY, MAY O.
Sun rises. Moon ssts tmofnl IL
sun sets...........649 High WGtef..,.......ii /.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03
.uCrsON SALES Fu,urc Day.
By T.. r. COOK Auct.oneer.
IN Main street

40 Main street,
AVERY DESIRABLE AND SPACT0CS BUILDING
LOT on UNION HILL, FOR SALE AT ACTION
nN THCRsDAY, the 4th instan', at l2 o'clock. I viii
~ offer for sale all that desirable piece real estate
sutab as building lot in the vicinity of Union sta
ton Church Union HID The lot fronts so feet oath
street and is one hundred and twenty feet deep.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
mV3- DIS r. COOK. Auctr.
& DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FURNITURE, &c.
n AT AUCTION On FRIDAY, the 9th instant, at
10 o'clock, administrator will sell at the store OF
f. b. Cook 10 Main street all the personal effects Of
the late Mr. j. Lebech, deceased compris ing House.
hold Furniture Notions Smoking Tobacco Clothing,
&C. j. GUNDERSHIMER.
Admir- for j. Lebech decd
Sale conducted by f. B. Cook, Auctioneer
my2-tds.
DUBLIC AUCTION.-The undersigned will
Il sell at public auction, for the United States Gov.
eminent one hundred Horses the 4th day OF May
1865 at 10 O'clock A. NJ, at Rockets Landing in this
city Payments to be made OF the time OF purchase in
United States funds. JAS. C. SLAGHT,
Cap. and a. Q. NJ
RIcHMoSD, Va, May LIST, 1865.
Depot Quartermaster's Office.
may2--.3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

VNHE EXCHANGE HOTEL, IN TIE CITY OF RICH
i mond, 10 be leased at auction, for three years
from LIST July with the privilege of renewal for
other years terms 10 be fixed by competent persons
mutually chosen for the purpose. This truly valuable
Hotel will be leased at auction, the premises,
TUESDAY the 10th May, 1865, at u O'clock NJ. The
Exchange is not only first class, but is among the
largest and best arranged hotels in the South and has
heretofore enjoyed large and lucrative patronage. II
contains more than hundred rooms aud so favor
ably known to the travelling public North and SOUTH
that further description is deemed unnecessary. The
recent conaagraton, by which the principal business
portion Of our city was destroyed, including several
hotels, has created great demand for hotels and con-
sequently il is believed that the pre- offers unusual
advantages 20 persons to engage in that branch of bust
mesa. The hotel needs repairs but by the expend
ure of few thousand dollars il could in a short time
be put in good order that could probably be open
ed by LIST July next The lessee will be expected 10 keep
first class hotel auo will be required TO put the premises
in repair and TO pay the taxes thereon Full particulars
and terms made known at Il time Of leasing.
HARRISON, GODDlN Il APPERSON,
myl Bankers and Real Estate Agents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-03

VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
be sold at auction on the promises, on WEDNES
DA the 81 of May, at O'Clock P. n the very val
liable Lot on north side Of Cary street and east side
ohockoe Creek. IL fronts a feet and runs back alorg
the creek about ITO feet TO wide alley. This property
is well suited for large store house or factory az
large drying platform may be erected the creek adj
joining the factory.
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
ap2J---td Aurtioneers