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The Daily Dispatch: January 2, 1862., [Electronic resource], Bishop Hughes Confederate States . (search)
For Hire--
Four good Cooks, Washers, Ironers, &c.
Also — Several House Girls, Men, and Boys.
Apply at the Bookstore of W. Hargrave White, Main st., Two doors below the American Hotel. ja 2--1t*
The Daily Dispatch: February 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], Southern news. (search)
Direct Importation.Run the blockade.
Just received per steamer Elia Warley, direct from England, 60,000 yellow Envelopes, business size.
Also, 100,000 white do, ladies size; 5,000 assorted colors do., ladies' size; 20 reams flat unruied white Letter Paper, 250 gross Steel Pens.
W. Hargrave White,
fe 1--2t* 173 Main street.
Roger Martin, Superintendent my Depot Young Men's Christian and Ladies' Aid Society, acknowledge receipt of the following contribution month of April:
A Virginia lady, 8 pairs elks, sacks,
John H. Cross, Hanover, 24 pater son
Mrs. Joe S. Walthall and mrs O. J. sheets, pillows and pillow-cased, and for Maryland Hospital.
Eliza Fuhring, 6 pairs gloves.
Mrs. General Lee, 8 pairs socks for west.
Through W. Hargrave White, Dr. Moore's fast-day sermon.
Mrs. P. Holt. and other ladies of C. H, for Hospital at Staunton comforted lows, drawers, socks, sheets, wines, &c.
Ladies' S. A. Society, Chalette, C. H. Mrs. W. W. Henry, 2 comforts, 1 blanket sweet potatoes, dried applies, &c.
Mrs. J. Gilmer, 1 pair socks,
Mrs. John Stewart, lint.
Chas Palmer, $100.
Wm. Barrett, $25.
Ladies' Green Spring Aid Society, that Mrs. James M. Vest, for Kanawha pairs gloves.
Miss Saille P. Winston, Hanover Society, 12 comforts, 5 pil
The Daily Dispatch: September 12, 1862., [Electronic resource], The dash into Williamsburg . (search)
New Publications.
--West & Johnston have just issued "Cavalry Drill and Sabre Exercise," by George Patton.
This admirable work is illustrated throughout in superior style.
It will have a wide circulation.
W. Hargrave White has issued the first of a new series of Southern Readers, having issued the Primer and Second Reader some weeks ago. The efforts of this enterprising publisher in behalf of Southern education should secure the universal support of our people.