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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

TIE CONFEDERATE PRESS-The Charlotte Bulletin
says:
IN view Of this pronencss Of the people 10 deS-
pol,f and 10 make worst OIL every nyiug rumor
,,e are led 10 inquire what would most prVOaOly be
tus staIe ot the country without the press WIN les
,,st yhIueTy IOT Obtaining aud spreading before
ue people correct accounts the progress " events
.,uppvsy We mad 10 rely Tor news VI all The move
nets yt our own anu Ihe enemy forces, the do
iuus ot oar representatives III the Legislature and
t,,.sres, the prOcIauGtiVns aud orders VI our au-
t.ytlues, the results OI battles tie whereabouts
81 The SICK and wounded, the various incidents oI
nome aud camp lie, &C., &C. suppose, We say that
mad ~ RELY IVr all InIspuOn the hearsay 0tsOne one
,uo lad heard some else say that lac had heard
~ 4nd 80 SAY, that a gentleman just arrived from
such ana suCH place nad stated mus ana thu' 10
~. and 40 Wouldn't soon be III u pretty mud
lie
We have spoken vi only the more familiar every
,lay relation UI The press " the people lie IN
meuse influence WnIcn Il eNerts anu "aSt exert, Oy
oasuu oil Its superior GaClhties Ior acquiring col
et view oil the position OF euars and The good that
j.. sAUud and uyss do, not only III disseminating d
uuL knowledge VI the SITUATION, but also 10y as Ia
.vts IA combating false aud injurious doctrines, anu
nIusug abroad ue aud loyal spIlt, are lncaiIula-
ole. -
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THE NEWS.

gfN FACE TlttE~ HIMSELF RIVh'-
Gen Page captured a, Fort Morgan by Fam gut
h Co.,. write, oa ID, 2-,h 81 December TO tie New
Yol6 Time, as follows.
From a rccl-t issrc OF your journal take tue
closed psre-rapE
e. The rebel Gen. Page, captured near Fort Nor
.su applied by letter lately hi, old casSlGate,
Commodore Rodgers, for assistance IN getting ex-
crauged. The reply was Il can do nothing tor
vou You neither defended your post like a man,
nor surrendered Ike ana officer
II does me great injustice ,ud though prisoner
war il the hands Of your GovtrumeEt I do not
hesitate 50 e. 10 presume ON yoar scusc Of night
10 sl.c, correction o. tie ms statements involved
Ill tur d. ..,aitr waeraPh.
I'll, TACT, ul tue case are Just these Some time
.go while Ia ana suffering I >eny U Private note To-
Commodore John Rodgers, Al old comrade ami for
mer friend requesting him. ii Lc thought proper 10
second an oprH. auOG ] had addressed to the Fed
eraI antiquities, for a parole OF a transfer 10 a
warmer c..mats-yL.eh transfer / NAV add in pa
reu,br,.s the Surgeon OF tue Post had stated 10 be
essential 10 ray. health. To the communication /
have never received ans reply, written or verbal
nor hs, any ever passed through "a, official channel
vtcos.c,r.ad,uce With the inmate, o., TIA, prison
urgper.v fought or defended thu, is question
$50, - - ma M. o., .,... .t ,,. r,r,.
VI wiz" -
Government and 'he! WIN '"''" suaIeu 'Ne peIu'
ottLe Agh are glCue competent 20 pronounce OH the
matter. am content % abide their opinion. I'M
...,..... , -. -,
~eI'%'eN "''e' ''' ''l''"~''0" VI A''' -N'' s''''
certain false aad Injurious reports were circulated,
importing some irregulality and uuioiruess on my
mar, ,r, the surrender Of tLe work. B,a counry Of
- ~, 60 c. "a -. ..,
80, - 90 -
"Hes'' vi '"e '''''' urn '''1 nav WIS H'e'
-,
prom. 0"l =, ~ al anu every %
these .i-p ''.''' anu "Iu'Hs' '' 'hl'
~ A.. ~. t .i.t-. -
paper '~u . 49, go 80 e'''..''- ~ -. N'
sire 20 hare Lad tue "L'Ie proceedings oid he
fore the public which Yet hope a. some futur, Jsy
may te done Very .rrspecrf,lI.y youf ,bciiapt
se''~1'r " - 1'|'
big Zen { : Army.
I'M PEACE QUESTION
-...;.., ,,-tt -. ,..,, Wi. T,.....,.,
Ie's.'s' '"'' s"' NC o'' "'''' VI Tue
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11
RED rArr y. COMMON sgxsE.-A writer in til,

Pyp T.pr - COMMON SgNsE.-A writer in the
selma E.I.rio says:
The Esr Department is now a noe ..CircuS.lo-
.ltI.u Court here form Is all IN all, and where
ali seems designed to produce delay. Natualsts
,H,,tu that the chameleon a. incapable Of moving
iotb sides at ouce-that OF its eyes looks for
ward while the other looks backward; now our Gov
erumeut Is in "a similar pIedIcament.. For instance,
If ANYTHING Ia, O. be done IN the East Louisiana dis
frict it FAUST inst receive the imprmature OF Gen.
Hodge az tuen travel, by easy stages up 10 General
Garlucr: from him 1t goes up 10 General Taylor;
then 10 General .Beluregard, and, with rare good
ipcE It reaches the War Department at Richmond,
some SIX months after setting out its travels, is
,cted on a month or two Fiter getting there, when
II begins its tedious return, scravled and sctib-
blcd all over from top to bottom, while red
,qpc i, busy at its forms and drawing certain lines
IN ged ink making with grave deii6cratiOn straight
nng here q crooked one there, and care FULLY noting
whether ali the Is ave crossed aud the as dotted
agrccaby TO tile reguatlons-the public interest is
~uttcring-the country IS diving. will mention one
or two facts IL excmphy the workings of this most
absurd system. MAJOR Hurd, an estmablc gentle
man and efficient diiicef, gave bond in December
1863 "a major cOmmisSary, and not hearing from
the Department proceededto enter on the duties OF
his Office which he discharged quite ably for hole
wear, handling halt million OF public funds, when,
IN December, 1864, down comes letter from the
| Chief red tape OiiH at Richmond written pro for
ma one line in red ink and another in black, and
duly folded stating tlatlgior Hard was not COM
miS,avy. as rCgmCutal cCmmi>sdres had been drop
ped and his promotion had not been approved.
Ana then red tape sends down one OF its parasites
90 I'll the place, and all tie todes funkies flap
doOilr, bootlickS, camp. followers and barnacles,
clap their hands and shout great is Diana of the
Ephesians but red tape is greater. is it any won.
der that men Of And are diSgustedf Is il any mar
vel that We 20 from bad 10 worse We carry toe
much dead weight ever to prosper-we must call in
common sense and dismiss red tape. Why is Sker.
man successful, He laughs at red tape. Why is
Forrest successful, He also laughs at red tape and
follows common sense.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

NEGRO HRING.-In Augusta, last week, twenty
five negroes were hired at public auction. The
prices for the able-bOdied ranged from $3.50 TO
s675, the party hiring feed and clothe them Two
old negroes were-hired on the same terms, one for
Sos and one for s2O5.
AT the hiring in GOldsborO'5 N c., field hands
brought the following sum-men, 5000 tOsssOO; yO-
men, 500 to $500. House servants brought s4OO to
5000 Small pillow boys ranged from $500 to 5000.
These prices were in currency.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

An ACT FOR THE Protection OF The CITIZENS OF
AIasAaA.-Ihe Alabama Legislature, at its late
>s.,.. vassed the annexed Till tor the protection
, tne ci,zeus ot that State
Sc IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
,s.tsilycs Tie state VI Alabama ~ General As.
,.u.Si. cvUgeUed Tuat hereafter II any enrolling
li.c.r Z. otDer psIsUu acting under authority VI
pretended authority ot the Confederate States GCv
ann .ut arrest ~uy puUIc officer vi TINS State, or
y c!,i1e Ut THIS state VINO Is legally exempt from
irlitsry service III the Confederate States, knowing
AIN, 10 lie - exempt, with uleut u put INN into the
confederate service, or 10 iOIce hun 10 do military
erylce a.Iu.t MS viii, shall threaten or Ia auy
ltL,r y. attempt ~ utiIAlIte ANY Such citizen or
GINGER &C, TIL, state, and thereby induce hin
t enrol his name and enter the Confederate service
.liu,t his Will knowing lin 10 DC exempt from such
service ur shall by any mise papers or documents,
OF ,IiIui esentatlUns OF the Jaw, induce any
cn Dtovr O. ciIZen enrol and enter saiu service
-aInst his will knowing him to be exempt from said
,sryioe or SHAH wiiIdliy uIiate, destroy OF retSn
L.y certinCate. vi exemption, medical VI surgeons
,grrIucatv OF other paper belonging to any cltzen
Lad nm, state who Is VI who shall tie alleged 10 he,
sttI,,t 10 the military service OF the Confederate
fIs ag!lu,t his will shall be subject indictment,
and ON CONVICTION STALL Uc nued IN d sum not less
fuau ole Thousand dollars, nor more than ten thou
md delays or Impr 5Oned IN the county JAN not
d S., tuat, SIX months nor more than two years, one
ar both At tue discretion vi the jury trying the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

rh,0L st .asss IN Fous peunlEiss, and 10 the PVT.
ting an end 10 the disasters which accompany ",
by proceeding 10. negotiations Tor peace, .oelhg
entirely in accordance Win the eisposli0u 1nu
obssao;e+ Of the august head of the Catholic
Cburcb I did not hesitate moment in bringing
:, - tbs notice of the Holydather. His Holiness,
bn has been deeply afflicted by the accounts oil the
frihtn carnage this obstinate struggle mas hearu
Win satisfaction the expression Ol the same sehtl-
p,ants Being the vicar ON earth OF that GOd WHO
: tb- author OF peace lie yeaTIs to see these wrats
uppeased and peace restored. In PROOF OF TINS ne
wrote to the ArchbiShOps OF New York and New
Orleans as far back as October lS, 1862, inviting
Them TO exert themselves in bringing ab0nt this holy
object You may then, honorable gentlemen, feel
ell assured that whenever favorable occasion shall
present itself His Holiness will not fail TO avail HIM
self OF it. TO hasten desirable result, and that
all nations may be united in inc bonds of charity
la acuuaning YOU with this benlguant disposition OF
the Holy Father, 1 am pleased to declare myself
with sentiments OF the most distinguished esteem,
truly your servant, u Card' ANIoNhLil'
Row, Dec. ,, 1864
Mes,rs. A dudley Mann, j. NJ. Mason and John
Slden Commissioners OF the Confederate States OF
America, Paris.
FROM THE NORTH B4 THE FLAG-oFTRUCE BOAT.
We have enjoyed the pleasure OF meeting several
surgeons who reached the city last night On the Al
son, from the nag -ol-truce boat New York, now at
Xarina. they came overland from Aiken's to Boul-
wares Landing, Just below Chatiin's Blum.
Among the prisoners are forty surgeons, two chap
ia,us, sud several citizeu prisoners, among whom
are, Edward A Pollard, ksq., OF the ESdmlner, and
judge Bush, OF Mananna, Ia. Among the officers
/, olouel Mix " ood, formerly OF the Montgomery
Adcsr,.Ser. =
one OF the surgeons informed US that he left the
Rev Richard Phiuips, Vi sJaunton, al Camp Chase,
III good health, despite the infamous treatment ac-
corded him ana ms brother prisoners. lie Is in
good spirits.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

HrsTrsos cousr OF MlorsrA1rrs.4fn this court
yesterday Andrew H Thompson was examined and
sent on for stabbing WIN. Williams on the oath De-
cember last. He was admitted to bail for his future
appearance
Henry s. Arnold was tried on the charge of steal
ing physic from the Confederate States, and ac-
Quilted
Some unmportant business was disposed OF, and
the court adjourned. ....
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

HEAVY ExPLosIoy.--About 70 minutes after ten
O'Clock Monday night, very heavy explosion, ap-
parenty in the direction Of Dutch Gap, was heard
in the city. The houses on Church Hill shaken
by it. We could hear explanation Of the explosion
Yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

Miss -ELoIsE BRrpGTs.-The Wilmington Caro-
niap, in calling attention to the farewell benefit OF
Miss. Bridges, at the Theatre in that city, says;
During her short engagement she has become quite
iayorite and many will regret that this is her last
appearance upon the stage inths city. Her talents,
which are Of no ordinary Character have Justly
ranked her, actress and an authoress, one OF
the first on the continent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11
JANUARY 9th, 1868.

JANUARY 9th, 1895.
q PENIrENTIARf OF VIRGINIA..
The LAW OF VIRGINIA imperously demands that no
credit shall be given al the PeIitentaIy. =
The experiment already made in vain attempt to ac-
commodate the public by permitting manufactures 10 60
out without payment in hand on promise to send II
promptly, having FAILED-whch has given much
roubeand having no person. 10 present bills notice is
nov gwen, that in future no article will be sent outunti
cash IA ppid.
am sure the public will appreciate my position .ss
have TO pay into the Treasury the Of sdei every
month. .-.
Purchases made by the State Confederate authorities
Railroad and Mining Companies, Sc, excepted.
All persons now indebted please pay up immediately:
COLIN BASS
ia 10-2t' Sup't Penit'y
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rr.ro ,he Yoters OF Jnmes Ci,x

CHARLES CITY AND NEW kENI COuNTIkS.-Hay.
ing become disqualified to perform the duties incident
the held BY wounds teceSed ia the sery,e, and com
pliance with the request VI many citizens OF the aiOre-
said counties announce myself candidate for the Iep-
resentatlOn OF those counties the HOUSE VI DELE
GATES L. NJ WARE,
jall-d5t' Capt. Co (, 9Th Va Cavalry.
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CONTRACTS Will BE GIVEN AT

CONTRACTS WILL BE GIVEN AT
~ the Richmond Arsenal for the following Stores orfor
part thereof Proposals. stating terms &C., are invited
$4,000 sets infantry Gocoutrements including cart
ridge box, cartridge box belt, waist belt, aud
cap pouch
10000 Gun Sings
10000 Carbne Sings
5000 Sabre Belts
1909 Gun Wipers
5000 Ball Screws
10000 Cavalry Saddles
10000 Brides and Halters
$500 Saddle Blankets
1900 Curry Combs
5000 Horse Brushes T.
100000 lbs. Horse Shoes
10000 lbs, Horse Shoe Nails
10000 pairs Spurs
=. 1000 gallons Alcohol
1000 do linseed Oil
1000 do Machine Oil
100000 feet seasoned Pine
2000O0 do Poplar
$1,000 do Walnut
10000 yards Duck
$1,000 do 0snaburgs
5000 feet seasoned Maple
5000 do Ash
5000 lbs. Yellow OchTe
The articles reto be equal respect TO specimens
the Arsenal Contractors will be required 10 give
bond and security for the faithful performance OF the
tract, and for deliveries within the time specified.
All deficiencies will be supplied al the expense Of the
Contractors. W J.. BROUN,
del6-eodl0t 1t Col Cong.
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HEADERS RESERVE FORCES OF va. 4
= RICHMOND, Dec. O. 1864.

SPECIAL oRDERs,l
No. lo4,
l. The attention an officers concerned is called to
para graph w. General Orders &c, "a Cement see-
these headquarters herewith republlsled. he oces de-
port Immediately TO L. Col J. e. Shields Commander OF
,onscr iTts at Richmond
H. Uncers reporting obedience TO the order above re-
ened TO- advised prepared make their
quarters at Camp Lee, where they wiz he Temporarily
assigned duty and the ration allowed them by viii
be issued
Ill On the LIST OF January 1865 andet the ed Of each
succeeding Lieut. Col j. C. Shield. will make re.
these Headquarters OF all officers so reporting
giving their names rank, detachment OF service
their past and present duty and such other az may
be deemed material to knowledge their military char.
acteE
BY command Of Major General KKMPRR
dec 6-tt X. II. CATLETT, A. a. G.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

NOTICE.-The General Meeting of the Stockholders
~ Of the Bank of Virginia will be held at their BANKING
uary, 1865
The law provides thatno officer director of the Bank
shall vote as the stakeholder in any election Of
directors or officers Of the Bank shall any proxy be
valid which shall have been executed sixty days before the
time Of election. sg 90 WV. y TiYGnp nv
de10-sodtd cssL;,
~ 1'I
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rHF CoNsrITuTIoN-sTArE!RIaHTs
RICHMOND WING.
EVENING WING.

W. shan publish to-day, at > O'Clock p. NJ, and
eyery succeeding day Sundays excepted at the
same hour, an evening edition OF the Wing The
Eyeumg Wing viii contain the latest news by mai
ana telegraph, up the hour Of going TO press, edi
torisls. local intelligence SC. jy 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

Nor DEAD.-The child of Mr. +. A. Kuper, alleged
to have been poisoned by the girl Eliza and reported
as dead by some of the city papers, far from be,
ing dead has nearly recovered from the effects Of the
poisoning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11
lIssOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND AVN

- NEGROES.-On TUESDAY, the 18th day of JANUARY,
1863 we will sell upon the premises for division certpia
tract OF Land situated in Daye county, n G., two and
half miles from Mocksvlle and lying upon Bear Creek
II Is the same tract purchased by uS from A. NJ Doe II
contains BOD acresabout $50 cleared, the balance WE
mbered In the cleared land there is about 100 acres Of
first quality low grounds,
The improvements consist of Dwelling House. Over
seers House four Tobacco Barns and all necessary Out
Houses The land ia well adapted to the growth Of grain
and tobacco.
Sixty bushels of Wheat have been seeded which will 20
with the land.
On the day We will sell fifteen valuable NEGROES
Also, the STOCK remaining on the place.
Sale postiye-terms cash. --
dssi-sodbt' L. L, 4 B. v, LANIER,
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i. II. PAYNE a Co.

J.B. PAYNE a. Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEAL Frs IN I'M
" RORTED WINES LIQUORS, DC, No 1888 Broad st
Pure old rye whisky
Do malt do Scotch
DO Irish do
DO French brandy
Do apple do
DO Tom gin
Champage wine
>Claret do
Domestic do
Blackberry do
Edinburgh ale tJearcy',)
Grape vinegar
Tomato catsup
English mustatd
Pickles
Sardines
Toilet Soaps
Tooth bushes
Combs
Scissors
Penknyes
Pencls
Paper
Envelopes &c
Briar root pipes
Tobacco pouches rubber
Masons backing
Backing brushes 4;
Horse do del3-dlm
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General Assembly of Virginia
SENATE

TUESDAY,, Jan. TO- 1865.
Senate met at l2-Ar. JOHNSON, Of Bedford, in the
chair. Prayer by Rev. Dr. Jeter. 81
A resolution was adopted instruGting the commit
time Of holding the elections throughout the Stats
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

DRov0sT MARsHAL'S OFFICE, RICHMOND, Deer
20 1s64.-SEGKOES are not allowed 10 pass the m
tegmediate line Of Notifications without passport from
this office. No passport will be given slave except on
the written order OF the aud it the handwriting Of
the owner be not well known the Office attescd pro-
perry, the owner must apply Tor the passport person
This pecautou rendered necessary by the frequent ap
pearance at the Office Of forged orders and will be strictly
observed. ISAAC II. CARRiNGT0N,
de 2-lm Provost Marshal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

VI BY virtue Of authority derived from the Secretary of
War ali oihces nom the state OF Virginia, VINO
tired assigned u light duty supeInumeaTyO unassg Ded,
ordered 10 report III Wiling 10 these headquarters with
Ill thIty days stockholders Isinng TO report within the
pres ;rbed time VIII be dropped rom the rolls.
BY command OF big. Gen: hENPER.
*. Ia. CATLETT, A. A. G.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

ONE HCNDR4D DOLLARS REWARD
be1hnd county Va near Harris Store, small light
rel MARE aaane and tail and star In the face extend.
ing toward the nose the hair rubbed on on the left
works we'll IN single or double harness Jennie knows
her name well ten years old.
will pay the above reward for her delivery to me, or
any 'n Address iIssaIA '' ~ GEORGE sAPPNToN,
jaS-dot. as Balsvills = o., Powhatan, Va
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MARRIED.

Near the lines Charles City road January 1855 by
the Chaplain OF the Texas Brigade" -ALEXANpER
FORE Of Cutters Battery JohnsOns Battalion to ELI.
"a MARTIN>ot Henricolcounty =
E.SThe Examiner and the Lynchburg papers please
cuu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

DASK NOTECE.-The office of he Bank of tho
ID Valley in Virginia at Christansburgs proposes 10 re-
deem it, circulation, presentation the counter of
SAID bank at the rate Of One dollar in coin Or every five
dollars Of he issues of said Office.
by order of the Board. G.. b. GARDNER
no29--lataw6w Cashier
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DIssOIITION OF C0.pIRTNER.

IL SHIP.-In consequence of the death OF II. b har.
ris, the irm Of d. u. ". w HARRIS is this day dis.
solved, and the of the fTm viii hereafter only lie
used IN the settlement of the affairs oi the firms All PER-
SONS having claims against the INN requested -
present them Tor payment to the subscriber FredecEs
Hsll. h. W. HARRIS,
Jal-lw Surviving Partner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

ID EN5OVAI.-The Office of the MANCHESTER Pa.
IL PR Mills has been removed TO the Sturehouse for
meIy occupied by HARVEY, JAMES Il WILLIAMS on lir-
giila south of Cary where the present gent joins
j. HARVEY, will be found All orders addresseit him
OF to the undersigned viii be promptly attended 10
Rags bought in small large quantities AZ the highest
market price
IA lin A. +. x j. ID, HARVEY.
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STOLEN, In MaY LAST, from ou.. resi-

STOLEN, i'm May last, from ou:. resi-
- dence Chesterfield county Va, by the Yankee raid
under Kautz, the following REGISTERED BONDS, viz
No 1926 issued TO T. o. Markham April 29h 1863 loan
ofFebruary 10TH 1853 interest from April Goth, 1858 for
5000
No. 2s5, issued to T o. Markham February l4th 1853
interest from February 3D. 1858 natures January 1870
for $3.50
No 1850, issued to Vincent Markbam. January 9TH,
1863 interest from January 26th 1863 due January 1879
for 500
TINS to give notice that the undersigned will make APP
Pcaton to the proper authorities for the renewal of said
bonds. T. 0. MARKHAM
del7-w6w- VINCENT MARKHAM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

NEGROES FOR HIRE.-B0ys and Girls sci
~ customed to farm and house work. BY
10 9-st z. 4 s. WORKMAN 4 GO.
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II
/ Ran away from the subscriber, the 27th Deem
Der. 1864, negro woman JANE, 20 years old about
feet inches high OF ginger bread color She has
hired in Richmond for the last five years and has been
seen lurking about town during the past week will
give the above reward for her deyAy 10 Mr. Austin
Gentry OF at Lumpkins Jail
ELIZA A. CHILES,
Adm'x, with the will annexed of
Dabney ChiIes, deceased
iall--dlw By s, ". Butt Err, her Agent,
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SPECIAL ORDERS, !
~ "a

HEADERS RESERVE FORCES OF vA.,1
kIcHN0SD, sept. 20, 1864. !
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NOTICE TO FaNLDERs AND OMN.

NOTICE TO HOLDERS AND OWN.
IN ers OF six per cent nOntaXbe certificate. OF udcbt
eBess issued under the l4th section OF Act Of February
H. ls64NVtce hereby given TO holiersaud owners Of
per cent non.taXabe certificates OF Indebtedness issued
under the l4h section OF the act OF Febuary II 1854,
that the Interest due the Ist Of January 1865
will be paid upon presentation Of the bonds al aHr tine
after lst January To the Treasurer Assistant TIeasuHr
Pay DepostaIies named below
G. A. TRENHOLM
s-e 'rctaIy liz ssury.
Treasury Department Richmond jan , 1895.
Treasurer Richmond Va.
Assistant Treasurer, Charleston and Mobile
Depository, Raleigh Wilmington. v. G.
do. savannah Augusta, To.
do. = Tallahassee Fla. SsNlOntgomery Ala
do. Columbus, Miss, j Houston s Marshall,
I. Texas.
de6-eodlm
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VIRGINIA. TO VITA rule. held In tbs
Clerks Office OF the County Cont a; Miidlesex on
Monday, the 9th day OF December ls64
John Beagley, George Beazley, Douglass Wthsls aud
Henrietta his wife who was Henrietta Beaaley Alfred
a. Muse and Betty his vile, who was Belts Beazey
Wlintina Beazey and Mary Beazley, Plaintiffs,
against ,.N'
Lucy u. Bsazey laemon skinner and Nalyina hi. wife
who Malvina BeaZley, benben r. Lewis and
Laura his wife, who AURA Peazey, Edward
Beasley, Joseph Beazley "a minor under u years Of
age) and VIM. A. Daniel, Sheriff, and, as such com
mttee OF the estate OF John II. Beszley, deceased,
:, Defendants