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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

VIEWS or Hon. JoHN BELL.-Thc Louis
willie journal publishes the first or series Of
letters by Hon. john Bell OF Tennessee, ON
the issues OF the day. Mr.. Bell was a candi-
date TOR the presidency in 1860, in conjunction
with Mr.. Everett, ON anavowed Union platform
but when Tennessee seeded, he identified HIM
self with the Coatcdcracy, aad continued to
support it until the last. Mr.. Bell now dis
cuSscS the question, OF the day from Southern
point Of view. lie heartily accepts the legiti-
mate results of the war, and deyoteS himself to
the important wor|, Of rcconciling the Southern
people To- an uurc,erved Endorsement of Pre>i-
dent Johnson'S policy Of restoration, and gen
orally adopts line of argument consistent with
the SouudeSt craftsmanship. lie dcprecateS,
with great force, the dangerous policy Of tie
radicals, who are striving To- defeat the PreSi-
dcui's plan, and points ont the Importance of
battling the schemes for Southern di>franchiSc-
mcur 10y a consistent support of the cOnstitu-
tional policy of the administration.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS

~ PORTATION COMPANY.-One-third of the capt.
tai stock Of this company having been subscribed, and
enc hundred thousand dollars OF the same having been
paid up, the undersigned call for general meeting Of
the stockholders Of said company, for the purpose OF
efe1ung organization under the amended charter TO
be held at Richmond, Virginia on TUESDAY, the 10th
day OF January, 1866. full attendance desired
J. L. JOHNSTON,
CHAS. W. PURCELL,
L. w GLAZEBKOOK,
n O. HARTMAN,
HUGH W. ShEFFEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

From Mexico aud the South-Cnpturcd steamer
Recoyered--An Ex-COnfedcrate Banished
New ORLEANS, Jan. l5-Brownsville accounts
say that the recently surprised Liberals were cap
turcd through the treachcry of of Their number
The state of affairs in Monterey is so alarming that
the inhabitants are emigrating to San Louis POtos
with their specie and all of their moveables The
Mobile Register says that the steamer Lille, cap
tured by outlaws, was rescued by a detachment of
the Twenty first Missouri regiment, after seventy
five bales of government cotton had been landed.
The Third Michigan Cavalry was disarmed at San
Antonio for mutiny there.
Capt Coleman, late of the c. S. ~, and grandson
of John J. Crittendcn, and nephew of Gen. Pillow,
left to-day for Havana, having been banished by u
military commission for steamboat burning under
Gen Forests command,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
Sunxv i'm WnShiuUtnn.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-Snow commenced falling
this p. M, and continued until nightfall when n
storm OF fine hail set in. The slcighing is excel
Iant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

A SAD AcCIDENT.-On SUNDAY evening as FrOieS-
sor Thon's little child was playing nj hls residence
n, Clay street Il slipped up and broke is leg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

NOTICE, EXTRA.-Thc concern oflllTCll-
" COCK x OSBORN has been dissolved, / liza yir5
purchased all the interest Of L. d. Hitchcock IA IA" Gar
ragc bushes All claims due him, individually, i'r
Carriages or Carriage rrpairs A. also All claims que
Hitchcock Osborn, up December 81, 1853, has been
duly assigned to me, and l. or my agent, Is alone an
specially say my old friends that their eaims
are at the Office Of John j. Osborn Co on 7th, be-
tween Cary and Canal streets, where should be
pleased To have them call settle their accounts, by
due bill otherwise.
Thankful for past flvOr,, would most respectfully ak
continuance of the same to our new concern.
i,nIs-JscGws j. !. OSBORN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

PEAsELEY-DUDLEY CASE CONTINUED-PEASELEY
SsNr BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.-Mr. Holmes tcsti-
led went security for Nj. Pesseiey before Justice
Chandler for the fist offence against Dudley After
PeaS..ey was bound over q Keep the peace, he
Ololmcsl went by his place OF business, stopped q
while aud then started towards ms home, saying
that he was going then. as he did not wish TO get
int, any further difficulty. crowd Of us were
standing at Peaseleys door. Peaseley came in and
said. he was no cur As lac came IN Dudley
started out Peaseley said he wanted To have talk
with Dudley. Dudley objected To this. PeaSeley
insisted aud extended his hand and asked Dudley To
his, him. dudley got mad. Peasley then seized
Dudley and struck hun.
TJirrs testimony was only repetition OF Holmes .
He is the bar-keeper at Peasley's saloon.
Wm Mitchell Saii-I was talking with PeaSey, IN
thu market ou saturday evening. PeaSley remark
ed 10 budlry, who was near by, Bob, know you
will shoot or cut" Peasey then went of and came
back with pistol.
Mr. Jones. being sworn, said-0n Saturday morn
ing was with Peaseley i'm the market. Peaseley re-
marked that he had a lot OF money owing HIM.
Dudley stepped up aud said that good many owed
him, adding that Peaseley owed him Tor part OF
barrel ot eggs. some words eusucd, when dudley
called Pea~eicy damned liar. then told Pease!ey
% go away aud not To have any fuss in the market
Tie did So and SAW nothing mOre Of the diIle ulty
during the day.
Judge Caskie, who represented the Commonwealth,
read from the Code 10 prove that the OhetSe against
Dudley was Penitentlary OHense.
Marmaduke johnson. PeaSeleyS counsel denied
that the oeuse came within the statute read, rs ut
most Il was nothing more than an assault and bat
terry, which was am,SdemeanOr and punishable with
"a tine or Imprisonment in the city jail. lie thought,
however that the facts OF this were such that
Psayey should be bound over u keep the peace aud
be discharged.
Judge Caskie replied to 8lI. johnson, after which
the case was submitted to the Mayor. when HIS
Honor bound PeaSeley over IN the sum OI SlUOO 10
appear berOre the next Grand Jury To answer tie
charge against him.
Pca~eey was under bonds in the sum Of $500 10
keep the peace at the time the assault was COMM
ted and the Mayor announced this forfeited to the
Commonwealth. The witnesses in the case weie
recognized TO appear at the time indicated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

SENT To THE PENlrENrlAEY.-Henry Thomas,
roored, was before the Provost Judge yesterday,
the charge of st,alng lot Of rags from Cook Co.,
ON Cary street. To the value OF twenty-five dollars,
more or less. James G.. smith, one OF the hrul tes-
titled arrested the PRISONER yesterday morning
about ) o'clock. lie had on his back bag OF rags.
approached him and asked where lac got the bag
OF rags at ana he replied that they were not my
rays that he got them from Manchester. / then
took him by the collar ami lead ham 10 Bakers al
ley, where / found ten or twelve bags OF rags. The
woman in whose house these rags were found deliv
cred them ~ me without any hes tatOn, stating at
the same time, that they brought " her house
early that morning.
Betsy Jane Robinson testified, that she was
awakened yesterday morning about three O'clock,
by two persons knocking at the door, who wished Ia
cave quantity Of rags Ghere. They said that they
would pay Us Tor our trouble in tae morning ny
sister told them that she did not wish any pay tor
the trouble she supposed they would be arrested
aud put in the cage before morning. The party
then pushed open the door ami brought in several
bags Ut rags and put them IN the lOtt The prisoner
then came back yesterday morning, about o'clock,
and took away one bag Ui the rags and gave the
o Il woman, WhO Was present 20 the Time, twenty-five
cents rcmlI6Ing thai bc Suuld pay her the balance
at another time. lie had NOT bctu gone long,
however, before lac was bruUsh back 10y Mr.. James
C. Sulh, who claimed the Tag, a. ms property.
The Judge found the prisoner gully Of house
breaking and larceny, aud scnteuced nan 10 the
leniIeutlary al hard labor for two yeais.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

MAYORS COURT-MAYOR SAUNDERS PREsIDlNG.-
Thomas Ryan, charged with being drunk aud tres
passing ON the premises Of Meyer Cohen, and abuse
ing the same, was b.orc the count and, in thu alb
Sence of witt ses the case postponed until to-
day ut n O'clock He was required " give securlty
iu the sum OF 800 for his further appearance IN de-
fault OF which. lac was remlnded 20 Jail.
&. Bowers, charged with being drunk and dlsOr-
.ry IN the house OF Mrs Martha Davis, and abuse
ing her daughter, Victoria, appeared and IN the alb
s..nce OF important witnesses the continued
until to-day. and Bowers required TO give security
ia the sum OF $500 Tor his further appearance.
Gideon Morris, charged with obsIructing the street
wtha wagon, was lined %.
Washington l.. Rock charged with obstructng tie
street with wagons and ambul"necs' was also hned
3.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
AUCTION SALES.-Future Days.
By Harrison, GOddln AppersOn, Guetioneer..

By Harrison, Goddin AppersOn, Auetioneers.
DESIRABLE AND VERY CONVE- -
- n'ently-located RESIDENCE on the north :iiE
side Of Gary, To the east line OF Fourth
FOR SALE AT AuCTION.-wilI be sold at aue-
ton, on the premises, on MONDAY the Goth January
1866, at O'Clock p. NJ the very excellent and desi
bly-l"eaied BRICK TENEMENT, recently in the oeeu-
residence Of Mr.. George W. Royster and Mr.. John
Stewart Walker. 1t contains ten rooms besides the
usual Out-budings, and is in a desirable neigh.
bOrhood.
TERNS.-one-fourth cash balance at 6, l2 and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
trust deed. The taxes to be paid by the purchaser
HARRISON, GoDDIN APPERsoN,
ianl6-otawtds Auctoneers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
LI,RuST SAFE OF A Fine FARM.

Janlo-2tawtds Auetoneers
TRUST SALE OF A FINE FARM
i by consent Of parties, and as Trustee underSsS
i Deed Of Trust from Robert Coles, deed To Tuck l.
er $. Coles, executed and recorded In April, 1850,
will offer for sale the premises, on THURSDAY the
FIRST day Of FEBRUARY 1866, II suitable and not
the next suitable day Of the finest farms In the
county Of Abemare. situated 10 or ii miles South Of
Charlottesville adjoining the lands Of Dr. b. T. Ran
about 900 ACRES which Ave or six hundred acres are
cleared, and the balance finely timberel The improve
ments consist OF large and convenient DWELLING,
comparatively new with the usual necessary build
ings including house with four rooms for laborers
also Water-Mill with two pair stone. for wheat and
This Is Green Mountain farm, and like most of
the land in that fine region Is Of superior quality and
admirably adapted Ia the growth Of Corn Wheat, To-
bacco and other Virginia crops For several years past
II has been under the management Of Of the first
agriculnralists Of the county.
TERMs-Unless more favorable terms he announced
on the day Of sale, from eleven To twelve thousand dol"
lars of the purchase will be required In eash
the balance, with interest from day Of SALE TO be paid
annually will be payable in four equal annual install
ens be secured by bonds, with good security and
a deed of trust the land.
For further information address p s. Coles, ESQ.
T. s. Coles, Esq, at North Garden =. o., Albcmare
county, Va, the unde rsign at Charlottesville.
janl -doawiw Z. X. WATSON.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REALIZE
" ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF LOUISA.-By ssYe.
virtue Of Il decree Of the Circuit Court Of Louisa -~-
made on the 18th day Of September, 1862 in the
case Of Thompson &e., vs. Harris, &c We shall, on
ESbA "ltH ol lSo' iilE, u n
the next fair day, offer for sale public auction
Bells Cross Roads, in the county Of Louisa,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
containing, In the aggregate,
SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES
These tracts lie together, aud be sold separately
or otherwise, the undersigned being authorized by the
said decree To make sale Of the whole in body
IN such portions may be thought most advisable by
them. This Land, being almost entirely in wood ami
we'll tmhcrod, offers great nducem' nts Ia those ho
wish t. deal Ia lumber well ~ farming purpose
he ,tl g " h. A
three gears the purchaser giving bonds with good per-
sona security, bearing interest from the date and
title will be retained additional security until %
last insialmrnt shall have been paid. So much ca-
will be required will h. sufficient IT, saisfy the costs
"f the suit the charges Of survey and advertising.
This LAID is portion 81 the estate of the late WIN
Mitchell deceased and the title * believed be
questionable. FRANK V. WINSTON,
JAMES l.. GORDON,
novel .lawCw Commissioners
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

1890 ---- s- - 49, 80 -
NIfMRFRI ANN OF ASSIGAL SOuoo Oh
The undersigned will open Select Classical School
oak Forest Cumberland County, Va, for the nstruc
ton of young gentlemen preparing for College or tho
active pursuits Of Life.
Tho exercises OF the School will commence on Mon
day the I'D January, 1866 and continue to 18th Of NJ"
Vember.
For board and tuition, per session Of five months. $40
The Boarding Department will bo under the manage
ment Of Vincent c. Ryals Esq.
Address the Principal at sunny Side i. o. or vincent
G.. Ryals at Oak Forest, Cumberland, Va.
Il. e22-Gtc JnnN MCGOWAN, Principal
A FEMALE SEMINARY will be opened on
"A Grace street. between Sd aud 4th Streets next door
Fairfax, January ID, 1906 in which will be taught
thoroughly all tho English branches Fronch Latin and
Music
Is the intention of the principal II literally patron
lied, To make this school permanent Institution.
Southern teachers 81 the highest qualifications will
he employed and means spared to make ii school
worthy Of thu patronage Of the city Of Richmond.
Normal Glass will be formed for tho special nstruc
ton Of those who desire to engage in teaching.
The discipline will be mild but strict Care will be
taken to promote the health and happiness of the pu
pills and To make their studies n pleasant duty instead
of an iTksome task.
No pupils under six years OF age will be admitted.
Session five months.
TERMS:
Instructions In the English branches AMI tho rudimcnts
French, latin and Music, at tho usual rates.
Tuition payable Ono-haf In advance, lin specie or It's
value ia Currency tho remainder the close Of tho
term for which tho pupil was entered
Scholars admitted at any time and for any ongth Of
time, not less than month.
Persons desiring To patrOn1e the school will please
leave their names with Mr.. John F. Tanner, or at the
office of the Richmond Wing.
MARY LOUISA WALKER,
ianl -eod2v PRINCIPAL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

IMPORTANT DEcrIov.-Nn important legal
question has Just been decided ia Chicago
George W. Gage, OF thai city, in September,
I>GO, owed a sum of money 10 Henry q.
Scheduled, Of Lynchburr, Virginia. lie is
now sued for principal and interest. The Court
decides that as il was illegal To pay amy debts
60 person, residing in the ..Rcbcl States" after
September l. l>6l, the interest could only Lee
demanded up to that date. A similar ease is
cited, where Jefferson was counsel, in which
the Court decided that interest stopped during
the seven years of the Revolution. Ordered
that the debt be paid with interest To Sypicu-
Lcr /, lS6l. II is hardly to bc expected that
Northern courts would give southern debtors
the benefit of similar plea, although that
which was to them law forbade the paying "i
their Northern debts, and circumstances as im-
perative As law made IL impossible. Sauce tor
the goose il tins case will mo; be sauce for the
gaudcr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
by Harrison, Goddin & AppeIsOn, AuetiOneers

by Harrison, Goddin AppeIson, Auctioneers.)
VERY VALUABLE BRICK TENE- -
Y MENT, on THE CORNER OF THIRTEENTH I'll
STREET AND LOMBARD ALLEY FOR SALE AT.-~
AUCTION.
Will be sold a, auction, the premises, on THURS
DAY, the 18th January, 1866 at l o'clock p NJ, the
now BRICK TENEMENT, located a. above, now occu-
pied b. Msssrs. Miles Evans and Faulkner. Caring
ton Co. Possession Of the fret story be given in
short time. The house is built leased ground, to
expire years from LIST September aA at the annual
rent Of $3.50 and taxes.
The location Of this property between Main and Cary
streets justly regarded very valuable, and should
attract the attention OF capitalists and others.
TRRHs-One-half cash, balance at four and eight
months for negotiable notes Interest added, secured by
trust deed-the taxes To be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERsOS,
ianl3-tds AuctOneOrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
AUCTION SAIES..-This nav
By Christian, Lea Il Co, Auetioneers,
Nm Is Mi. .tr..,

.>>'-7-~>N-->r~''N
By Christian, Lea Co, Auctioneers,
no. es Main street,
WE WILL offer for sale at auction, on
w TUESDAY, January iG, lssS, CONNIE neins at u
rs barrels 8 Sugar
20 barrels Extra Sugar
Is barrels Crushed Sugar
barrels Powdered Sugar
rs barrels z. X. Sugar
hogsheads p. K. sugar
20 bags Rio Coffee
~ mats Java Coffee
hogsheads Bacon Sides
hogsheads Bacon shoulders
% boxes Adama ntine Candles
% boxes Tallow Candles
50 tubs Lard
20 barrels Whisky. various brands
81 casks French Brandy
90 cases Whisky
10 cases Claret Wine
10 cases Port Wine
casks Alo
% dozen Brooms
30 dozen Buckets
10 dozen Baskets, various kinds
- baskets Champagne
40 reams Wrapping Paper
IS barrels Split Herrings
=, barrels Maekere
70 kits Maekerel
10 barrels Maekerel
- boxes Starch
20 gross Backing
20 gross Matches
~ barrels Pure Cider Vinegar
ALSO,
Two iron SAFES $: C. Herrings Patent, in Perfee.
order, Will De SOFA AT u o'clock.
CHRISTIAN, LEA & CO.,
jsnl3N No 6S Main street.
BY WIN. II. Parrish Co., Auctioneers.
(l7th Street, between Main and CaryD
7 ARGE SALE Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
IL Sc.-on Tuesday, tho 10th inst, we will sell at
Auction large limo Of
GROCERIES,
Liquors,
Provisions, &c,
Consisting In part Of
% hhds. Cuba and =. l.. Sugar,
10 bbls. Crushed Sugar,
~ A, Extra and Yellow Sugar,
~ Molasscs aud syrup,
20 sacks Rio Coffee,
% faguayra Coffee,
- pockets Java Coffee,
l,D boxes Adamantine Cande.,
loo bcxc, best Cutting Cheese
loo boxes Layer Raisins
"a Dbl, Whisky,
loo KEGS ri. Carb Soda,
lUu boxes Soap,
Together with many other desirable goods, which
will appear in special on morning of sale.
WA. II. PARRISH & CO., Auctoneers.
T. W. KEFssR, Salesman. anl2.tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

TuE SoUTu.-..Rcy." Leonard Bacon, Of
New Hampshire, who has lately returned from
q tour through the Southern StttcS, SAYS, IN
lecture ON their condition, chat, of all south
erncrs. the women and the clergy are the most
malignant, and that ne would have been glad
ifPrc>idcnt johnson had added to the classes
excepted from amnesty the preachers of all
denominations and the editors of newspapers.
Every one of them should have been obliged to
file a statement orhiS autccedcnts with his APP
plication Tor pardon. IL there bc those who
doubt that ''womcn" and editors can be ma
lignaut, no one will doubt that clergymen can,
since the Grew" Leonard Bacon illustrates the
fact in his own person.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
REMOVALS.
GARDNER CARLTON

ID EMOVAL.
II GARDNER 4 CARLTON
Have REMOVED to their Store Building, No. Q,
on Fourteenth Pearl street, whore they offer to the
trade full and good sOrtment Of BOOTS SHOES aud
HATS. janl3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

DIANO FORTES.-The subscri- -aR-
Il beers have commenced receiy- 80 g
ing their supply Of ~ ffS7 ~
PIANO FORTES,
From tho established and reliable Mandatory OF JNo
B. DURHAM, New York, Of whose instruments the SUB
scribers have sold large number in former years
They respectfully invite all interested to call and view
those beautiful instruments. ~
woODHoUSE & PARHAM,
Uate James Wocdhouse Col
ianllt On Governor stieet, near Main
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16


Rov. J. B. JETER, D. D., Rev. A. 2. DICKINSON,
Editors and Proprletors. Rev. D. SHAVER, Associate
Editor.
corps Of able correspondents have been secured
Every effort will be- put forth 10 make tho RELIGIOUS
HERALD the greatest Baptist paper Of this country.
We wish to employ agents in every State and county
TO canvass for the paper
Every one wishing TO become a subscriber ought at
send his name that he may have the paper
from the lst Of January. 1866:
We are willing insert few more advertisements.
Hundreds reads the RELIGIOUS HERALD who no
neghborhood ia YiSSinia. 1t is, therefore, an excel
lent medium fpr CIV srlsing
Office Franklin street, nearly opposite the Bue-
tin and WING offices. JAnl2-lOt
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP
~ plicaton will be made to the proper authorities
for the renewal Of the following certificates Of the Re-
gistered Stock Of the State Of Virginia standing in my
name ON the books Of the Second Auditor, which were
destroy ed by Dire the Sd April last, viz:
Act 18th March, 1885, issued July %, 1855, No. 469
e. 700 % Act LIST March, lS47, issued January I'D
$50 No . 500 5000 90 Act 18th March 1881 issued
April lst 1889, No ls6I 1900 90; Act 9Th March, ls4s
issued July 5th 1882 No. 27l $l35 90 Act a9h March
1851, issued July 9Th, 1889 No 2OGI, $500: Act Isl
March, Is47, issued February Sd, 1860 No 800 $500
Act 29th March, 1851, is.ned February 3d. 1850 No
1900 $500 co. Act 22d March, 1880 issued January 7th
1850 No. $3.50, 800 co. Act 18th March 1886 issued
February Sd, $780, No. 652 81 900 90 Act 22d March,
1850 issued May 9TH, 1862 No 1892 $500 90 Act 2ls
March, 1887, issued May sth, 1862 No. 42H 800 co.
Total, S. 1856 W. JOHN Il. GARNETT,
Trustee for Mrs. Ann Eliza Bernard.
November Is, 1855. novl3-law3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

janll-jts Marysvillc, Union CO., Ohio.
nOLICE NOTICE.-On MONDAY, Janu.

DOLCE NOTICE.-On MONDAY, Janu-
4 airy the 18th lsG6, all persons living in ia" limit,
of the middle Ward between Fourth aud Fourteenth
streets, notified To have the accumulation 81 NTH
and dirt in front Of their respective dwellings placed
in pile subject TO removal by I'd" city carts which viii
commence removing the same on Tuesday following.
Obstruction from bUilding material must be removed
by the owners on completion u the building, and the
gutter must b. kept free Of any distractions, under all
circumstances. The owners Of unimpruved lots In t!r
Burnt District hereby required to remove all "b-
truciin from the sidewalks and carriage ways, and to-
r.pair any damage, side walks and clos the opening
70 collars or vaults.
All ordinances will in future BE- rigily enforced.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
ianl3-3t Chief of Police.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer VI. Martini Livingston, Norfolk, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, HaSGinS x Bridgford.
steamer Albcmarle, Bourne, New York, via Nor
folk and City Point 81 hours merchandise and passon
gers. :. Ayres Co.
Steamship Saratoga, King, New York, via Norfolk and
City Point, merchandise and passengers, o. +. Wat
Steamer Petersburg, Travis, Baltimore via City
Point, merchandise aud passengers d. w Curie.
Schooner Satilld Hanson, with cargo Of lumber from
the schooner Esell, Albany for Richmond before
reported wrecked Cape Henry beach, to J. A Bevin
Schooner l. e. Runyon, Mithows New l ork, II days,
hay, W T..king.
schooner J ohm C. Calhoun, Beal Baltimore, days,
coal, Gas Works.
SAILED.
Steamer City OF Richmond, Stranahan, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers Haskins Brdsford.
steamer Z. e. Biddlo, Fontain Fort Monroe, u. $.
q. NJ