Articles from the Richmond Whig
Index of selected articles from the Richmond Whig during the Civil War.

1864-06-27, Richmond Whig; slave arrested for burglary at "Old Fairgrounds Hospital" (Stuart Hospital)
1864-06-29, Richmond Whig; a lady has been fraudulently seeking contributions for Chimborazo Hospital; the hospital needs no money - they have plenty of funds
1864-06-29, Richmond Whig; negro arrested for having a stolen shoulder of bacon from Jackson hospital. Also, other negroes arrested for stealing supplies from the Medical Purveyor's Department.
1864-06-30, Richmond Whig; 2 negroes whipped for stealing meat from Jackson Hospital
1864-07-02, Richmond Whig; Slave of Dr. Tomas Burton is killed by falling into a well
1864-07-07, Richmond Whig; two Chimborazo patients caught in a "house of ill-fame" in Rocketts
1864-07-08, Richmond Whig; Praise that "the military authorities have determined to give passports to all the old women who may wish to go to Yankee land" because there is a "superabundance" of them
1864-07-09, Richmond Whig; five operatives at the Tredegar Iron Works are caught while attempting to go over to the Yankees and are taken to Castle Thunde
1864-07-13, Richmond Whig; William F. Corkley, proprietor of the Spotswood Hotel" is arrested for violating the anti-liquor law by selling brandy in the bar of the hotel
1864-07-18, Richmond Whig; man fraudulently attempts to buy supplies for Chimborazo Hospital

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