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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

your patronage to enable IT 10 acquire strength and
manhood.
We have invited nom the press an impartial crit!
cism; nothing extenuate, nor set down Rught in
malice"
The question need hardly be asked. shall Rich
mond be behind other cities in both hemispheres in
support OF the most popular Of all amusements In
Europe we all know that the theatre is the resort OF
the Young. there 10 learn from the mirror held up
to nature" the pleasant ways OF wisdom and virtue
u see the past rs il really was and have the most
remarkable portions Of the worlds history, IL man-
ners and customs brought before them IN bold re-
lief. aud the religions OF all denominations lend II
their support, and n some countries even govern
ments give their aid 10 the establishment and sup
port Of the drama.
Apologizing To the reader for the length OF this
letter hut peading a. OureNcuse the necessary mat
Ter II cont4ns-we in conclusion, reiterate the hope
that We shall re- eve during our management your
cordial support and that We shall never have cause
10 regret having unbarred the doors Of the Ne"
Richmond Theatre
We remain, respectfully and faithfully,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
FOR SALE.

4 RARE CHANCE.-For sale, the Stock,
n Key ana Fixtures 4 one OF the bestloeaJed GRO
Grey AND COMMISSION StUGES ia the city. dol &
. auoi business address, Box s5s Post Ode,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

A CASE OF HoESE SrEtLING.-Johu J. Boiler
was brought before the Mayor, yesterday, on the
charge of stealing two horses from Dr. Crump, OF
Goochland. Il appears from the evidence in the
case that the party accused was engaged for the
sum OF ten dollars. % sell these horses by man
named Gillespie, who IS q hoItmIn ON the canal
The horses were taken possession OF by Boiler uc-
cnrding u the above agreement who engaged the
services Of a Mr.. Taylor % sell them. lie was on
the eve of So doing when the riChtiul owner came
up and claimed the property. The Mayor after
hearing the evidence in the sent the party on
T. appear before the Grand Jury and refused bail,
remaTkng that the h0rs found in the possession Of
Boiler were evidently thU~, lost Icy Dr. tumP
Boiler il Is ALLEGED, was confined IA The Virginia
Peuiteutiary up % the eyac uat1u when, iu common
with other cOnvictS he made his escape.
Boilers wife, very neatly clad was present ana
seemed % be deeply interested u the case.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
PUBLIC AUCTION,

on TUESDAY. the 18Th February, 1856 the entire
stock of sail Hunard, at his Store, on Thirteenth or
Governor street.
The stock OF GOODS comprises select assortment Of
Branlies whi-keys Wines, &c, SC. Also lot of the
" Celebrated virginia Creole Bere,' OF rare medicinal
properties.
TIRHs-CASH.
All Indebted to said ufard will please come forward
ami settle At Is. i. WlLhlNSoH,
i,,qn.ao.ItJ. Trustee.
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Financial and Commercial.
THE GOLD AND SILVER MARKET.

RICHMOND, February ?, lS66.
Brokers were buying gold to-day at laSalS9, and
selling at l4I.
Silver buying at 1873; selling at l36. Market dull.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

CHARGED WITH STEALING CLOTHING.-A negro
woman, by the name Of Rose was arrested yesterday
by Constable Cole OF Henrico county, on the charge
of stealing clothing from Miss Elizabeth Tgnor OF
the value of thirty five dollars. She recognised
ON the street with some OF the clothing on. Mary
Johnson who was reported Ly MS yesterday as being
engaged in the robbery, Will probably be released u
a day or two. Rose Will De- TUNED over % Judge
Nc Entee for trial.
She was employed on last Saturday BY Miss Iig-
nor and did not remain but three days. soon after
she left the clothing was MISSING which caused her
arrest
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BANK NOTES
R. H. sAuKY. J.L.H NARY. Il. 7. BROOKE
ID Ii. AURY s. G o.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NORTHWEST CORNER MAIN and FOURTEENTH SITS,
RICHMOND, VA.
Sterling Exchange,
Gold and Silver,

State, City, Railroad Bonds and Stock Mortgage
Bonds. Negotiable Notes. and such other securities As
may be the market bought aud SOLD on eOinn''s'oh
deposits received.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points in the Uni
- So dec6-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

IN ABlNtDON, NIRblNIA
The house Is situated At tina west end Of Abingdon,
buit BY Colonel john ). Preston, subsequently owned
and occupied by the late General John b. Floyd. The
House three stories above basement four rooms upon
each toor Is most substantial brick, and when bult,
both brick and wood work done IN the beat man
ner and Of the best material aud il now In good con
ditiOn There Il cellOuse aud all necessary OUT
buildings upon the premises.
The ground upon which tho house stands contains
nearly two acres Bd Is well set in grass shrubbery
and trees. ImlnodiI;siy across the alley, from the
house, GARDEN Of one acre. In the highest state oil
cultivation upon which is a large and commodlous
Stable.
Thi, residence In of the most desirable In South
western virginia any desiring TO rcside In COM
muny possessing much intelligence a. any IN VIZ
pnit would do well To examine this property Ihere
il female college and male academy in successful ope-
ration in the place, and most Of the denominations oil
Christians are well represent by their churches
In the immediate vicinity NJ town. have 33t acres OF
LAND which will sell on the same day, either WIN
the house aud lots separately circumstances may
determine. The Land lies Immediately south and ad-
Joining the Baie Gardens at the eastern end OF town
About one-hird is excellent meadow land. The land
very drsiraby situated and Is known rs the Kings
Mountain Tract
On the same day will sell all my Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c. Most OF the
Furniture il new.
TERMS or sAIE-The House and Lots and land
will be sold on = credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest the purchase money from date
Of notes Good security will be required OF the pur-
chasers The title will be- Retained Till the purchase
monsy Is paid The household and kitchen Furniture
A. L. HENDRICKS.
Abingdon. Va, January %, 1896. jan2s-eodt2iF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

PrGuIsric.-James klrk aud solomon Hrsenger
were brought up On the charge Of being disorderly
in the street
Policeman No. 81 stated that he arrested the par
ties. who were about engaging in fight about the
plsSeS-,un of an alley.
other witnesses stated that they thought the alley
prupcriy belonged tp hr6.
After the statement ot both parties about the pos
session Of the alley, HIS Honor stated that the ques-
ti,p about the alley was not before him, but merely
tb,r di,orlcrly conduct for which he would require
10th parties 10 give 5000 security for their future
Good behavior This was done, and the parties left
the courtroom.
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DRY GOODS. CIOTHINe. &c.

~~,~---~~~~~>-----~~-|>--''- -@~c--|-~-
NJ o G +
We beg leave to inform patrons and tho public in
general that SHALL until the lst Of March, offer our
stock OF
DRESS GOODS.
CLOAKS
sHAwLS,
WOOL HOODS.
BREAKFAST CAPEs,
Ac., sc.
1t and below cost without reserve, being DESTROYS 10
make r'om for our Spring stock
Gail carly anl secure the bargains at
A. HIRSH CO.'S,
Isl Broad street,
1b3f Between Sixth and Seventh.
DOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
ID always on hSnl comprising
ONERCoATS,
Black, Grey, aud Fancy SUITS, to at Boys from four
years old up also large boys.
WHITE SHIRTS,
UNDERsHIRTs,
SOCKS,
COLLARS,
TIES, &c.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH CO,
fsb2-u ll2 Main street.
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pRoKERs AND GENERAL AGENTS.
The undersigned tender their services 10 the her-
liant, and FarmrTs 81 Virginia and North carolina, as
RuyIyG AND SELLING BROKERS

Tbs undersigned tender their services 10 the Mer-
h,r,s and Farmrrs 81 r.ia and North Carolina, as
pryIyG AND SELLING BROKERS
AND GENERAL AGENTS.
t,,n, made ARRANGEMENTS with Importers and Mann.
m,tnp. and with reliable representative In Boston,
NV YORK, PhlaIrp hin, Baltimore, PlttsbGrg, and
,b,y rfi,. enables purchase sell in either Of
IN. above this city article needed or for dispo-
sItion. upon the best Terms
W. pTopn,r t. extend our connections with all the
nricipl cities in the Union, and thereby be- medium
through which pti-- can purchase or sell AID com
bnnirate upon all subrets Of business character 10
any part Of the country.
The faciliu,- possess will make It much TO the
interest Of parties to purchase sell through ~ for
when cannot order direct hCm the Importer ~
Manufacturer, shall do through Representative
overy way reliable and thoroughly posted A. To the
tate Of their particular markets, enabling them {" pnr
chase at this lowest market price and on much better
torms than person can possibly Il" who only makes
occasional Visitor that purpose, besides ,ayg ne
expense Of the trip and io-. of time. We Will through
our friends be kept advised II TIA" value Of such articles
As Virginia and Worth Carolina msy have 10 d'poss o.
30 thai we will inform friends Of the best hsihe'
and the nries tha, Will be obtained before shpPhs'
When desired artir. eau know the price OF goods Oe
fore giving their orders. ,, vurRRy
q, Main street. Richmond, Va
c. wHEKRT.
WIN. n. SMITH, -, @,
RvyyEyxcEs-pHnlop,M oneure Co, lIArT, i vol
An q .,ner.on CL arlas T. ortham a 90 NJ
Wm. =. Converse * Co., W IN III, ~, " 80 On
oTk JOS ~ h~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

y. +. BOcVcK, ?. Il lahS-lSw4w
VTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the County Court Of Powhstan county,
from the t to the 81 day OF January, inclusive, in the
rho,na, J. Noble and Sarah E. his wifo-PlaintiGs,
AGAINST
formerly T. Strston, and Lizzie, Alice, Harriet,
samuel and Miner Hobson, the Ave last being infant
children Of Mary Frances Hobson, deceased formerly
Mary FrBees StrattOn-DefendaAts
IN CHANCERY.
This suit is brought for division of tract OF land
in POwhaau county, containing 47S acres, devised by
Miner J. STATION deceased To the defendant Elizabeth
Sraton for her life, and the plaintiffs having hed their
bill and il appearing by atla Wit hled that the defend
ants Al b-rt HobsCn Ann Z. McIAurino LiElo, Alice,
Harriet samuel aud Miner H"bshp, are noa-residents
the State OF Virginia, on the motion OF the palnuns
by Willis J. Dance, ESQ, their attorney, Is ordered
that the said absent defendants do appear here within
one month after duo publication Of this order and do
what l. necessary to protect their interest het1, anu
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted In the
Richmond WING newspaper published in the city OF
Richmond, and continued once week for four success
aud that another cory be posted at the front
door Of the house OF this county en the next
county court day.
janl7 -law4w R. F. GRAVES, Clerk.
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks
ONCE Of the Circuit Court Of lie city OF Richmond,
on the lst day Of January, lsG6--
william Il. Wil.ams-PlAinlh,
AGAINST
style Of Joseph Carson ca. Defendants
IN CASE.
The object Of this suit is 10 recover six hundred ana
sNtyseven dollars and thirty cents, alleged to be
due by the defendants to the plaintiffs, with Interest
thereon from the 9th day Of November, 1900 hll
paid.
And layit having bseu made and hled that the de-
PENDANTS med sft residents OF this state the
said dafrudtRi, required to appear within one
month amer due publication hereof and do what Is ne
eessary to protect their lat, rests in this suit
Copy-Teste
jans-law4w BENZ POLLARD, Clerk.
I
| VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks
ohee Of the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond
on the LIST day Of January lS66-
Motes barry, = T. Dunkel and George A. Prick mer-
chants and partners under the name Of Early Com
paly-Plaintifs,
VERSUS
D. 6reen-Defendant,
IN CASE
The object Of this suit Is to recover three hundred doll
lars alleged be due by the defendant 10 the plAuh
And ada Wit having been made and filed that the de-
PENDANT D. Green above named not residen of this
State the said defendant Is required appear within
one month after due publication hereof ana do what
/ necessary 10 protect his interest in this suit.
/ COpy-Teste:
iansl1aw4w BENZ. POLLARD, Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, February ,, 1866
There was a break of Al hogsheads to-day That
number was put up at auction at the Exchange
There were reflections of bids on 10 hogsheads The
balance were sold follows: One at S5, at Sc,
two at SCI, two at SCI, one at s6i
one at 81, one at S. one at sly at s7i, one at
s7l one at 50, one at 50! one at $40, at slQi,
one at sll one at sll4 one at sla, two at sl4 one
at sl5 one at sic, one at sl7, two at SIS, one at
ga one at s244, two at sos, one at $50.
In Cincinnati, on the 3lst ultimO there was but
little doing in Leaf and the market ruled dull There
was more activity in Manufactured, but without
change of prices On the 3Oth utimO the sales were
% hogsheads and 80 boxes; viz: Is Virginia at
from 50 to S21; 6 hhds Mason county at from SO to
500; boxes kentucky new at from sl5 to s35 %,
and % boxes Ohio Seed Leaf at from 81 6O to sl9.
In Louisville, on the 9th ultmo, offerings were
&c hhds reflections Of bids s. sales from 81 80 to
$50 %. Sales for the week, 702 hhds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

Two MORE FREEDMEN Go 20 the PENTENTIARY.
As slaves, negroes were not sent to the Pcuttcu-
tiary, but, As freemen, they enjoy this ue,tmable
blessing in common with white folks, and, what j.
more. when they get there there no distinction
account ct color This Will also he the case ia "a
better as well as worse world than this good
men teach us Yesterday, Colonel McEntee con
yicted Edward Christian and G.iiin Taylor, both
colorrd of having stolen So WoJth ot tobacco nom
the store Of Christian, Lea Co.,, aud sentenced
them u confinement IN the Peui,eutiary Tor one
year. The evidence against them Mas perfectly
couPlugIyp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
SMITH & WHERRY,
AGENTS

FOR ". D. Hubbard and other manufacturers OF In
breating Oils railroad and wagon Grease, al mAnuiac-
turers' prices. deeSO1
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FOR RENT.

-N(N"--7~-~~N
NOR RENT-The UPPER PART oft -
building occupied by the subscriber, with the Eli
CELLAR attached
For terms, apply to -
c. W. PURCELL,
One door from corner Main and Governor SITS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

WILMINGTON MARKET, JANUARY 30, 6 P. NJ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of 20l Lbs ut 50 20 for vel
low dip, per 80 lbs.
No sales of Spirits Turpentine.
ROSIN-Sales of 40 bbls Common at So %, and
65 do. do. Strained So 10; and Ala do Nos and .
at 50 % per Dbl.
TARA bLls sold at 50 10 per bb
COTTON-One small lot (9 bales) sold at Ale. per
h. for middng.
TlMBER-Four RATS sold at $40 and sl4 per NJ
BEEswAX 35a3Sc.
PEANUTS 81 S0aS2 %.
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GREAT REDUCTION
| In order to reduce our stock of
WINTER CLOTHING
As much as possible by Spring
SELLING OFF
OVERCOATS,
BLANKETS and SHAWLS,
HEAVY CASHMERE SUITS
And all Winter Clothing, at greatly reduced prices.
janllt WEkrENBAkER WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.

III TTT IN u IN VA n M III IN ~
1Ho--', -.
ANnPETII,S
ANIME LII ,,,p,,unn
IL "AhhANlhp
q A K ID h n ) L ID 5,
,Cpnp np ,oee,
VOkof of lsoo'
Just received and for sale We keep constantly on
FARM GRIST MILLS, WHEELED HAY RAKEs
CORN SHELLEKs I,Lo H, HIS ~
PLOUGh CA SIiS S,, ~ LI v a I
CUhS FLA ;d1 nnS' TYi6H w ,s9svo ,,,c,,tNpe
W1TrR nPGWEss sPtDEs SHoVsiS
NV FoPES CtOTuES WHINGsR s AVIS
an ri05H o. tSrrnItnts imniSmSnt. W. also
-AI IS AZ minus -
sell onr,n,psrp,,,p vo,vps 49,, @ ,v ,ur1s 49,,
n V IN - N ~ IN, ~ TuiN rS " ~ anu
S nYTaSSTiI,S cnnIpINRn uniVEp al pp.prp
RTSEEXP CnHRINEn MnwER sn n1 KEnPFR
STya coNRiNPn MOWER and PPApkR
HncGpXV WuvryEn COIN pGnnGu
S6SIT w % ndIvpp D"I 'I PSsppP
' NECKHIM 4 CO
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SHEEP! SHEEP!

y N ~ ~
i have on hand a large lot Of nneSt so ~
Young SHEEP, bought up in Southwes- ~ ~
tenn Nirginis, and selected with greS SSs(9SAsASa
care embracing the following different
stocks viz. CUtsWold, Bakev5ll and Southd0Wn' Ihey
are one and years old In the spring. Those VINO
intend raising sheep will do we'll to call and supply
themselves, a. will sell them IN large or small lots To
su.t purchasers. ! also have several thorous h-ored
BJLks two years old IA tbs Spring, which Will sell
separately II desired. JANIS c. MrCuE
febl-lm Alton, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

STEAM ENGINES OF ANY POWER,
- saw Mills Cotton GINS, Cotton and Wooden Ma
ehnery Machines and Machinery OF every character for
railroads Mills Sc At manufacturer prices.
- SMITH WHERRY,
,ov1s+ 96 Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
BY Paine & Co, AuetiOneers
SALE.

Having notified by Of the creditors secured
BY the deed OF from Hudrd 10 Wiiknson, admit
ted to record in the Of Hastings for the city OF
Richmond, the 10th day OF January, 1906 to carry
the provisions of said deed notice Is hereby gwen
that, by virtue Of said deed have this day assumed
charge of tho entire stock Ia trade OF D. ). Huhard
thnrein cnnyayrI and will offer At
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BALTMORE MARKET-FKnRUARY %.


CoFFEE-Market quiet but firm. No sales to-
day. Quote choice Rio 2la2ll cents prime 2Oa2Ol
cents good lSial9 cents gold; Laguayra %! cents
Java 23a2S8 cents Stock, LIST iustaut-l5, 6S3 bags
in first and second hands.
FLoUR-Steady but inactive Choice super and
extra trade brands scarce and firm. We have only
to notice 100 bbls Howard Street Super at 81 80
Last sale of City Mills reported was at the same
figure. Some enquiry for City Mills shipping extra
which are held at Sill 50aSll rs. Corn Meal-Last
sale of City Mills was at IS S7t
GRAIN.-Wheat active but at lower prices
Sales of White at 81 50; prime; inferior at 81 rs
al SO; common prime g 10; good 10 prime do. 81
25a2 30. Corn, demand good for prime white, with
sales of prime at SO cents fair do. 80 cents yellow
77aSO cents. Oats AZ to 90 cents, weight.
MoLAssEs.-NO sales to-day; stock 22O hhds; 70
terces Cuba, 900 bbls English Island, 226 hhds 3S4
puncheOns Porto Rico.
PRovsIoNs-Quet and, in tie absence Of sales
prices ave nOminally unchanged.
SEEDs.-Clover active, and prices receded % cts
Sales at SSaS ~, the latter for prime. Flax dull
- g0a2 o. Timothy 50 50a4 %.
SUGAR.-Dull; the sales confined to small lots TO
the trade, and at prices favorng buyers Stock, lst
instant, L. 1876 hhds., 8, l89 boxes, and S945 bags.
WHIsKEY.-Market unsettled small lot of
Pennsylvania second. hand packages sold at % % ;
Western is offered at % % jOLbing lots reported
at 81 30a2 81 per gallon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

THFATEr.-We append a prologue from the pens
Of Grau & Bricken present eS~ees Of the Richmond
Theatre IN which they set forth their programme
and make appeal in behalf Of the drama and
themselves We endorse them in tc.r earnest effort,
90 produce sowething worthy of praise. Verify, We
are not OF those who " % praise without stint "r cen
sure without reason, hut We Will expect the leSSce~
% come up. IL possible 20 their prologue. and We
rely upon the literally and Appreciation OF the pub
lie To sustain them. After ALL II is the audiences
aud not the management that give character % Tie
Theatre and determine the description ct PLAYS that
are presented. Il is for tie people of Richmond t.
decide what their Theatre shall h. We are assured
Of the good purpose of the le~sees:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

RE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. aS
We would call particular attention to facilities
for manufacturing and repairing
TOBACCO PRESSES, FLATTENING MILLS, &c.
Having done considerable quantity OF this descrlp-
ton of work recently, our stock o patterns Is worry
complete. ,,,,,,
All the Wrought and Cast Iron work forthe 4" HOWE
TRUSS" and other Bridges supplied, intending the
long, heavy Bolts, complete, with Nuts Angle BLOCKS
Washers, &c. -
wrought Iron aud Wooden TRUCKS, for Railroads.
fitted up complete, with Wheels anil AXles Springs, Nc
Having erected Il cGmmOdi0us smith shop, We are
prepared To do Racksmiths work Of all kinh-' inc'n-
ling WROUGHT IRON GRATlNGS, for Dwellings,
Warehouses &c. ,
For the quality Of the IRON and BRASS WoRh sup
piled at this respectfully beg leAN"
to refer Charles Campbell Esq, Superinte ndrn Guy
Works and the officers Of the James River and hama
Master Maehnsis Of the several Railroad. Leading from
this city, also Major h. T. ID. Myers, Engineer Rich
nond Fredericksburg and Potomac and Richmond and
eter,burg Railroads, aud A. l.. Maxwell baq Bridge
Builder, Macon, Georgia, for whom We haye executed
large orders.
since the adi. sion LIT October last, Of MI J. J.
Montague TO an interest in our
SASH,
and DOOR
Business. Wa have increased and improved our Ma
cincry and prepared to furnish th neatns's
Nouldings, and scroll Saving. 49,
We ask especial attention to our facilities for WORKING
CIRCULAR MoULDIyGs,
OF any size. Hard Wood Aouldings for Railway
Coaches and Ornamental Saving Of all kinds
Orders solicited TANNER n EHBETs.
Highest cash prices paid for OLD IRON, BRASS COZ
PER- &c. J"I'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

The foregoing is a correct statement of the public
debt, as appears from the books and Treasurers
turns in the Department, on the lst February 1866.
HUGH MCCULLOCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03

4 25-HORSE POWER ENGINE, with CIR
"a GUAR SAW and MILL capable Of grinding eight
bushels OF corn per hour, attached nearly and in
perfect order, In the state Of Delaware will be dsliV
cred on James river this city much below FIRST cost
SMITH wHERRY,
Commercial Brokers and General Agents
Ne.