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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-05
From yesterday, Ec,ai.g Edition

I EFT Us be blae. Why not Blue Isl beautiful
IL color Il is the color Of the sky and of the sea
II is the color ofthe loyehesi ewes also II IS the color
o. indigo, aud of species of fly. Moreover
the color of the yentral SuperdceS OF the unaduera
ted Yankee and occasionally OF the breeches oil the
Confederate soldier. Let rs therefore he blue.
Better be blue than white or green or yellow or
ynrStreaked. spotted aud specklcd. Moreover, man
Is tiS ONLY animal which can be blue at pleasure.
Ancient dogs and venerable beasts generally are in
clued 10 be blue their latter days are tempered 10
The hue cfmelanchoy and toned down the tints OF
grief But it is reserved to the lord Of creation 10
become cerulean with OF without cause. We will
then, be very blue.
The beauty Of being blue is that everything IN ma
ture appears to be black Not only is every object
black bur rs proportions are enormously magmned.
Thus at this time the seems 10 re bleSk, IN
ten,elv black aud chances against rs are big beyond
expression. Nor is this all. Our rulers. our
o-E,cr>, our soldiers, our people, and even our
NEGROES look black. Some are black aud some
al. hiacker. some are the color Of chaw to-
blcco uuked aud heavily hQuoriced tobacco
oli even tue lirc,t are fond featured. Reagan IS
black as ink. Benjamin is Ike SCOT. Seldom is a
Ilar of charcoal. Da,i, is as dark as the dell
Nor brop i, as the night in Egypt. Hood is Of a
horrible hue, add even General Lee a. ebon in spite
9TH, silver .o.ks and snowy beard The Confederacy
j, Ike unto B. Of Challenge backing tue world IS
wsous->dc out, and the worse for wear Creation Is
cut out OF black bombaziue and the universe is as
b,eka Tx back of S.tcher in Erebus.
a. +, pleasant 10 view things IN this light for the
light &, mellow light and does not pain the eye
ROBBED in profound gloom. all things eonspire to
oai5a the retiua, shckeu the pulse, compose tie
nerves. subdue agitation, suspend excitement, ar
r.,t energy. destroy hope eradicate checrfulness,
aid encourage the tranquility al torpor and the per-
mlrcut repo-e of paralysis. lie, us, therefore, be
exec, ,ivelv blue
Being as blue 0s possible, We will await our fate
VIII the scmJre comRosure of mud. The hOof Of
tie oppressor y tronple MS, bw We viii not ieelit
The chariot wheels OF the tyTaut VIII run over Us,
blt vie VII sustain no hurt For We are not men but
mld black mud blue mud filthy mud Let us tiSn
d tlue. Il Is not the way TO win but TO submit
j.; "a, he blue
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-05
THE CRY.

1 BEEF The city some months ago, made con-
tract with Colonel Ingraham to supply The citizens
with beef Colonel Ingram undertaking to furnish
the artc at half the price then asked by the butch
txs. The thing worked admirably for awhile Beef
which had been selling Tor Sc pound. wasbrougllt
down to IS But for sometime pastthe good effects
OF the ctys contract have been less apparent-in-
deed, have been most questionable. Beef has gone
np to four i've aud six dolars and Colonel Ingram
is always up with: il not ahead Of tho market On
several days during the past week the butchers in
the New Market were underselllng the Getty Stall
as it is styled These facts being admitted and they
can be proved If need be- it is high time that the
i.Supply Committee" WHO have charge of this sub
iect were looking out for another contractor WHO
will give us beef at least as low as the independent
butchers. The contract with Colonel Ingram is, by
ITS terms, rcyocable at the pleasure OF the Supply
Committee. The new broom swept clean, but it has
become old. Wowaut a new bnoom.
fla new contractor is selected and while the prof
IL are as enormous as they have been-the hide and
taow cleared large percentage besidcs-there VIII
he no difficulty IA securing OF another, or even a
dozen. if they a,g wanted. We must be bound by
snme regulations that will make him Servceable. He
should DO compelled to sell any quantity of beef,
from half pound upwards, and not as now, permit
led so saw thaI he w sell nothing less than quarter
or a cut; hu should he estopped from reSerSing
neces of beef for rich CUSTOMERS but made 10 sell
To- the peoir as they come first come, itrs, scrted.
This beef contract was not made for the benefit Of the
rich; the rich can always gct beef and everything
else they want it was made 90 Keep the people, the
thousands Of wives and children of soldiers who
swarm III this city, nom starvng.-women and chill
area who viii never while thowar last, should Il last
A milleaium-have money enonsh. al one time, 10
buy choice teM.p6nnd cut Of beef 80. ~ !;
Colonel ingram iS' personally polite, and, we
believe, humane We have nothing to say against
him personallti and our only complaint is the solid
1uc TINT he fails toeffect the good for which he was
selected Tie was 10 furnish the people Of Richmond
with cheaper neRt than they .eoAld get from the
butchers He docs not do ii. He Is furnished with
unlimited authority to bring meat into the city, un.
u,olcstcd hy the comHisSarcs, who stand inthc way
of the other butchers still he does not furnish the
cheap meat. Ii will. be said "prices have gone mp
meat cnnrot be had at what il was bought for three
months ago" In answer We have only TO say, and
We ask the Supply Committee to mark the words
The officers Of Tie Stale Of TIgiq are Supplied ,titt
pri1ac beef dreed Ia lis city, at one do!1rdad sGty
cen.ts po,.na. This beef is bought by the State
agent in remote parts of the State, and driven hero
and here hutchcred. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-05

sT.-fs Al I \ q II
man jhas MADE hi d agreeable Journey through
Georgia., and pqptlired the great mart OF s0nIneIn
LcomiIercd bl The Atlantic COAST Sayannah Tbo)nas
has demolished HoDs army By defeat ,after:deieat;
everybody s.expdGting Inc AL Of o alt
sides expeditions are made into the rebel couhtry
the rebcI communications cut of and rebel imagq:
IzleS dtatroYed The goYerpWent has lis s.prlch IN
tho throat OF the rebellion, which is already gasphg
III the ggony Of sq4ocatIoo YET gq!a + gong up
What Is the matterf 81 e, .;:y5!
| TIM COTTON CAPTURED IN SAVANNAH
L "A correspondent of the New York World thus
writesto that paper concerning tile cOttt that fell
Into he Yankee snds at Savannah y Is interest
ing as showing Lipcon's. opinion Of ShsrmanF sue
cess Z: SILL. {: Ns IA - %.
/ To he Etitoi.o5 he Wofd; "a. ~ = -. ~
In the official despatch published this morning 1t
is claimed we have tkon twenty hye or thirty thou
sand bales Of COTTON in Savannah, safely stored in
warubOnseSp !, Some of the papers, cstlpated The
value OF Lhis to Government, ;andsthe ffesident
reported 10 have said 81 don't know anything about
Hardep's army; l. only know that we have gotSlS,-
900 OOO:wUrth OF cottGn." j. :,;t.a ~. -.
Ii the same policy Is pursued that has been pnrr
sued al Vicksbnrg, Memphis, .Hatchez, Batpn Rouge
and nther points along tie Mississippi, the Govern
nrht win bet very liAic Of tic SlS,0OO, 900. -.
Tie yriGrr OF this was Cor Two gears up and down
Eth Mississippi and, or short thre engaged III the
cotton Il alc- long enough TO know how the Govern
mont Is dealt with Large lots OF cotton have been
seized in tina; region, and often brought into our
lines at Coycrnmyut expense but in nine cases out OF
ten they were given up, the claimants Ncnatttf
under what circumstances cotton was seKedi men
could always be found - swear they purchased TWO
ar three yeatsbe fore, that they markcdi 50; So A.
hyken twas SO markedl, to;saye 1t tromthe cotton
burners or that they had been loyal from tho out
set anu suffered much from their loyaht. Hard
swearing, and citentiiies cous ion WITH dishonest
oifyjyt, nearly always secured the release OF the.
coion. Ii Mas iteqnrntly given up TO nierrecentiJ
from The NORTH, rho really had but slight claim; OF
none at all. -. .,;..
II the same course allowed with the cdtton taken
az Savdhnah, the Government will not hold "a hun
drethpart OF the thirty fho'isand bales! !.
!. '. .AN EX-CoTToN BUYER.
New YORK. December 20. rs. -
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HgADQ'Rs CAVALRY CoRPs,
a ~ = 0EH


Gen. j. KIpatriek CoHaaandg Cdpatg U, $: A.:
General Your letter Of Yesterday was received
to-day / assure You Captain Horton has and viii
rece e every attention which can be bestowed upon
wounded soldier am pleased To inform Jun that
he was doing we'll and out OF pain at last accounts:
Since the commencement of THU sad war, have
used untirng eXerti0ns 10 maintain IN my soldiers
principles chivalry aud true soiderly honor; they
have been taught 90 despise and spurr hecowardly
instincts which induce low men TO frighten, abuse
and rob detenceless women and children. e.! =;
You allude 10 old associations and promise To- re-
turn sny Kindness 10 Captain Norton: | have only
to ask for the sake of these -id;;assoeatqns,4 6r
your eyn sake and for the sake OF the institution
whore military honor taught, that you will offer
some protection 10 the families necessarily left de-
fencees and not leave them at the mercy Of brutal
soldiery.
BY 50 doing not only will other. advantages be
gained. but your name viii staut before; the world
in much more snviable light. II is useless for me
10 recount the atrocities committed; suffice to say,
that the history of no war, however barbarotis eau
N of atrocities equal TO those daily and hourly
committed by your command t''i''.':
Respectfully, General, yeQr o''edient servant /:
j.. ", WHEEIERs !.
Major General Y, S. A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-05


lion world be postponed until the policy the new
administration was developed This twas strange
anixtyrt:or idyelaud politics, Il 1the'story besrue
but We dSubt it, without beifg2abe. to account oi
the Idrgc number Of marriages I'M November and Dc
cgippef:, r.: -: %. .. I.
/ C4Rb.rIUN Miss IDA. yEnSoS -IhNtqllowing card
from Miss Ida Vernon appears in the Eqare of this
morning p, l.. =: ,qy&,.; = .
Rae Elitofs Of ;EaqeiFf :': ~ !.
iGenlIemeR IN yOpr paper .9f last Friday there
APPEARED Iroticc in regard 10 my speech before the
carian on the evening had the honor OF playing for
tie ii.aolAers Dbnei-" Injustice TO myself. Il ask
the publication oftle following facts; e
+ Il was invited by Che committee to.appear on that
occasion, audi although for many weeks invalid 1
gladly consented In'consuting with the.pommittee
aid nahdgerGss as torwhat should be Played, fs,ig
gested .'Ualpile rs the tax on strength wqs not so
great: bul ul0n an intimaton that 'tEast i.i'nlen
Would he sure 20 fill the house, at once put aside
all personal consideration and cast the fice iheTe
are very few gentlemen in the company atpfescnt,
and il was with great difiicuyswe could do So al
Mrs, Maglfs suggestion, NJ Wels was casl Tor MT:
Dip IAN interior party On myarrivalat tie Thea
ire ne Nt morning for rehedrsal, was. informed by
tile managefess that SHE hid postirsly. Refused 10
aldg A6. part ~. She was MUCH asgneyel, but Mi.
Brown game TO her aid, aud said hr would cheerful
Iy duuGle it with '1otd Mount Severn" lie did so,
aud much prase Isl due that gentleman On going
baore the cuTtaI9 TO ansN er the CALI r. was requested
by Mrs. Magil 10 state ihc fJets TO the audience,
Instituted aS never like to speak in dispraSc Of any
dne Slc'said at roSa J@ig etcsa ne 6u5tic, isho
lta aojtauied aid peei hia,' and ~ RsrSiiasio' i
.yitIded. -. -: :; 49,
= had, aud LaGt, no feeling III the natter. was
avolmiecr on the Gctasioh toplaJ my part, enl had
nuthin, to do with the stock canbaBy: What said
was at the suggestion 81 the manageress, and 10 asr
refer ior the trhth or This Saieineh. ..... -
81 fi,.-YGurs, respectfully, - =,
-. H.. - x - - 1DA EERSoN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-05

NJ lYoR's COURr.a-The following cases we're heard
and acted upon by his Honor this morning: = g. I,
Gus, slave Of Ned Norton, was up for trespassng
on Thomas Clemmitt and stealing his fence. Order
cd a'Mhipping. -:
WIN. Leach was charged wths stealing clOthesifosI
Dan Nolan. Discharged. .; ~ :; -. q, :,%f
J.. G. Robinson was charged with stediing a piece
Of cloth OF the valur Of $500 from Beers &:SpHau.
The case was sent on the Hastings Cohrt. -.
Thomas Turpin was ''sent back for hcRgla per
son Of evil fame and having no visible nepns Of sup
port ..... ~. f5f.. 3; 8: = 80 81" ~
VIM, K sledd and Peter Lawson had ahosrhg
on the charge ofbuyi9g dressed beef in the market
fot the pprtoseof selling agdt. Case continued to
Friday. ... J.. $s ,,'
Thomas Addison, for assaulting and beating Mar
tina Anderson was sent on TO the Hastings Court:
Malachi slpvf Of Mrs. Mpstly, appeared again be-
fore the court to answer the charge of ragabondage
Nalaohis mistress was fined stOfor permitting linn
"a roam at large, and he was dismissed; -;
il connection With this ease, the Mayer called the
attention of the officers 70 the i4thi section Of the
ordinance cdncetnng negroes, which iproides. that
all persons &ho hire negroes, either in reality os-
teusbly; must 'keeptho negroes 50 hired Upon their
own premises, and see TO their food and clothing
He remarked on the immense gathering of-negr0esin
The city, and consuredf the practice of nperSs.$;
,iandbg" master or mistress Of slaves for d given
ptrol; and argued that from this practice spring
most Of the roghery indplged in by negroes, in
asniach AS ii being peraiiiedtp negroes To- select
Their own Places. Of residence frequently: IA pr6pct
restraint was not kept upon tlieir Sctionsi :: The
MAYOR concluded by eIjoining the officers to learn
srctOh II bY heart, and To- folloytits provisions.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-05
THE NEW y.
rRnNf WILMINGTON


The Wilmington S,.a1' Of the 3Oth, says, We
hive heard ia ,aI that there over twenty thousand
s,,r. thrown iuto Font Fisher. aud we think 1t gun,
rr.btbie For hours they averaged over thirty a
minute. as tb,r wen might from SO many ships aud
,,,u.. Sometimes we think they fred even faster
than this,
The failure of the Yankees here seems 10 have
hen sue of me most complete ia the whole history
q. fF,v,r The, were tafl,I as neatly as could we'll
T. ,r,i,.l and tb, I,t Of tbs thing j, that there
yrgn,I,pq over the 6opor,. II was an done
,, ,.cr,l C.-.I;u, tr.,n. under their own trusted
l,.l.rs tr Col Lamb although a Nir,iniap by birth.
,,H. chosen q lionel oI n North Carolina regiment,
and ,,en. Whiting las his home here, while Gen.
M. G,p. Kirkland and other, are native and to
70 manor born. Utb.r gallant men. natives or cti-
g.p, of other states were no doubt FASTENED to our
all bgi it .e happen, that North Caroiuians alone
x,rs al am TINS engaged.
The preceding issue OF the same paper says what
newt -iiJ De attempted remains 20 bee seen. Same
raius ro doubt ,.,L be though not much very soon.
1.-.. armament il, stiIl on cur coast, hut the
vrttar 81, MOI l,.aglbie and il it be So chat he is
without horses, o. La, been forced 10 saori6c, thea,
h. il certainly ATTEMPT no landing at any place not
within immediate striking distance Of some objective
po,nt o. course he can obtain means of transpm-
tJyion but not once, and he viii hardly be able O
Keep hi, ships exposed and MS men cooped mp until
h can &C.; them some other dispositions or arrange
meuts "ii most li''"ON 'e made
Ii there be stall on board 'oe enemy NulpS forces
aul means O q E,' 'r''s'' 70 'ear Tie may Keep NY
iIs .1r some true To- come ii There De NOT ana y
AS Is actually without HaIl aun''N' We 'hinN " NE
iy 'h'i ~ VIII soon ''Ne MS departure
INe ',' az axe i"''F"eu s'l.' twenty
one 81 sc e"t"S "e't were see" On -H"sO"0''O
So''' on " e''''''' ''''' -S'Y'''' 'y'Iun' l'p' :.
Ng"' iof'E-'''' 90 Lave 'e'n my Sroun" 'ue p'"'
{" g.e these reports ''' "n"' inc! arc WORTH Las
sshi there couidcniy he seen the usual OlocNadhs
squadron. Wilmington Is safe again Tor the PreSen'
and things will 60 on IA the usual way.
YANKEE OPPRESSION IN MISSOURI
Que q the ladies recently banished from st. Aoui'
Tor extending to suffering confederate soldiers com
acts % humanity, passed through Jackson Mas
sisspri, the other day She says terrible state o.
affairs exists in Missouri In many instances those
who are even aeeusea Of southern sympathy are
Shot down lSe Wiz "i''N~'' -
anu men VINO iti'e oesN 'H ''s ~''
army a"I are ''unu I'D ulS GUILTY. "'' o'us'' "''
thrown into prison, and fed on bread and water
She st Lincoln'' minions have become desperate
since Price thrashed them and took away 50 mnel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-05

= -, "a TRklsrFYT iil!r,ttNtNr q $. All
eLr FL: go. i> al ~RhhmOna: Dec 2, 1864 =
tINo HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT. CALL GER
Il TfFlCATfsS. Attention is respectfully called to tie
provisions Of tile 9Th section of the mt OF Gongre cntl
tied an at 10 reduce the currency, 6r approved fen.
nv III 1894 which declares that "a rat certificates shall
be aundabIe md tail lie in NIL respects Is py
ded fnr the Treasury notes into which they All coneIt
be-" &. 49,. -. .....
The 4ti section Of said atl imposes tx Of one hun
dtSL per cent on the Treasury notes represented by said
per cent rai certificates which shall remain outstanding
the first day Of January eighteen hund'ei and sixty
five. 80 .t.-,~i q. y. TRENHOLM,
des--tf = . ...,. ~ Secretary of TseasnTy.
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THE coNTlNUEp RIsG.iN .GOLpl

The New York Posi-, after narrating the series Of
brilliant victories that have of late. smashed the
rebellion Ito Yankee eyes) intoaithousatd Finders
wOfuy excaims, 81 What is the matter =: Says the
Post lugubriously: j
We have had, however, the victories We were
looking for, and the price of gold is going up, Sher
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-05
tfRElstRY DEPARTMEyT

i I'D hlCHMONp.,N ~ NOV. Sot 1864. y
NOTICES hereby given to hpldeTs aud Aers Of Cert
IN 1icafes of Stock aud Cbup6n Boids iSstd nner The
act Of Angus H. 1861 felSemabj after tie et d9yof Jam
nary 1861 present tie sane fof payment % the ID day
Of ldnary NEXT at any time thsr$aiiet the 1eas
Ell G. s., one al the Assistant TieasyrersC 81 or "a Pay
Depostaiy Of the q 81. finds having been placed nLd
hadsoi said agents for the purpose Of redeening such
sock and rSdponb0h KS hdGrest III, bS Allowed on
It'll stock and coupon bonlls after Jahupty.l 1857
lfi 49, III f';tn 81 = ). IL: a. TRENHOLM;
de77-eo0m vi F~i secretaty Of Treasury I.
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HEAD'QRs BESERgE;F9RCEs 0f Y1.,l
80. RIcHN0:p, Dec. g. 1854, !
SPECIAL ORDERS, 4.

Sr r. - No. i isa.. = 4;
Il The attention Of all Officers concerned "a called to-
paragraph VI General Orders No "a current series from
hese headquarters herewith repgblshfd The officers de-
signated III said order whether ofthe e or sa viii re-
port imhediaIsE IT d j. G. Shields Commander Of
Conscripts at kchmond q 90. ~. - ~:
IT. Officers reporting in obedience 10 the order above
feired to- to come prepared TO ms the win
ten quarters g Camp Lees wher they Wal be temporarily
assigned 70 duty ana the ration allowed Them ~ law viii
he isshdd' r. y - :.
Ill 0ntie lstGr Ja1uary 1865 and atthe end ofeact
succeeding month Lieut. Col JIG shields will make.re
futs to these Headquarters OF NIL officers So reporting
giving their nanes rank arm on detachment Of SERVICE
their past and present duty ahd such oer facts s may
be deemed Jafrial To- knowledge Of their military char
1 BycoIninand OfNIS6r General KEleKR.. SO !
ded 6lttt At = ~ 'tR. u tATL Eft A.A: c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-05

lf1rRIAoNT Is PEfEkSBVRG.4- The Petersburg .Er.
press says 1928 marriage licenses were ISSUED last
year by the Clerk Of the Hastings C6lrtn that city
One more than the number issued ii 1858 As in
Richmond, the largest number issued in any month
for many years IL not the largest on record, Was in
Deeemaber last 1.-The number being 81. Ithas been
said, .joeosely, We presume that numerous engage;
ments q marriage were made contingent upon the
eyelection OF Lincoln, That event, as the gossps
have III wonld indicate continuance Of the war for
four years longer; and therefore warrant the mat
riRopial alliance which il case Of Mcclellaps cleo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-05

ICJsINFORMATIoN WANTED OF JOHN A.
RUFF mentjl Oi Company e. LIT Regiment. ID brigade
Va Cavalry, captured on Tie 18th November 1854. Mrs
r. Ieitl AnstJong OF Baltimore will please make
qnes and supply wants MI wel. WM. ). RUFF.
KNEW YoTR News please copy . So
Lexington, Va, Dec. 81 1864. i do3O-3t q.
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FAMILY OF Hon. JONI BELL.-The Columbus
NIiss) Reg,@!cn, Of the 18th uIt., says that Miss
Bell daughter OF the Hon. John Bell, Mrs. and Miss
Woods Of Nashville arrived there the previousday.
rlring the middle Of November they went from
Nashville to Columbia. waited at the latter place
until General Hood captured it, and then came
South They have gone to Tuscaloosa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-05

EXEMPTION OF MECHANic'-Tke mechanics OF At-
gusta, Ca. have held a mcdle aud memoriaiized
Congress % TO pass a bill permanently exempting
them from military service, while engaged in their
legitimate occupations in establishments of respecta.
bility and usesSness. They solicit the co-oeraton
Of ihe mechanics throughout the Copfederacy. 4.
F. Lott is tue Secretary OF the Augusta Association.
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:fI,mE ;RICIIMON DER: .1AIN1EIss En.

X PRINTED ~ GERMAN-ofPERSsGREtT AnrAN-
ges at an advertising sheet being the only German
paper now published in the COnfedeacy enjoying, IL
does large circulation anong German CITIZENS ad issi
dents.
It the intention Of The present editor and proprietor
enlarge tie sheet that It y in this vTect compare,
with the largest German paper published IN Amec and
cities and lie earnestly sdtits the patronage Of the public
In behalf OF his enterprise. - - 80 e.. :
Advertisements win be inserted either IL German or
English. -. ~. ''i' ''' e" Z
Published at Richmond daily and weekly. -. y
Office on Broad, between Elh and iith Streets. =
..t,.. ..... g., \. WALLACE, !
del2-H - ~ "a P''' Editor ami Proprietor !
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'WiRkTCn.

Ho1SE-SXIrH tIt the lJrh Of December at VT Verde
scx county the residence OF the brides uncle and guar
dian, II. s iIipLns, Esq. Captain L. j.. RoAHE C.S a..
Of Tapbahaiinock 10 Miss J-4R. SwiTu, Of Richmond
coUptm Va -. 49,. AIr@ - e .''''
lvERsoN-N nNRoR- yepr Macon Ca, on the lllh nit
by the Rev II. e. Rce4 Rector Of Christ Church, Hon.
iLrr4D IrERsdE and Mrs. MANY p MoERoE, daughter
Of the late VIM Folk, OF Maryland. -. :. + -.