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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
WARD ELECTION.

FENIIE Election Of Common Councimen,
n IN tho several Words wal be held on The LIST
Wcd7csiry IN 1prH nsyi, viz: In Jefferson Ward
No. I, at the Watch House in Madison Ward No.
? at the Guy Hall; and N Monroe Ward. No >, a,
the Shockoc I'LL Tavern Polls will open in each
Ward, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ THE fgccholdcrs Of lots
within the said city whether improved or not and
whcthcr such frcrhoIdcrs reside therein or not aud
the housckccprrs and inhabitants Of the said city, who
shall have resided therein 90 any time for the space
Of three months, without the lntcrmissiun Of one
months, and possess in ihcr own right within the
same, moycabl, and immnycabc property 10 hc value
Of ono hundred pounds, are entitled % vote.
IN set w y WREN, Scro't. c. "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
No Mistnkc-

ENOR JudSius Ointment, prepared by ludhns him
u seD apply tu me, first door above the Bel Ia
ycrn, whore large supply Of tho 'rue and genuine
article direct from him, may always be found.
sn not reduce TIC price Of this article ut retail but
TO persons who may purchase to sell again will eel
at such price Us will be considered a very liberal d.
count H. 9. Mc'NEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
Educntion.


rHNlIE subscriber will open School on the second
u Monday IN March, tho l1rh,) next door above
the residence Of W,nGham Robertson, E-q., on y
Streets be pTopnscs'otrirh az present the most useful
branches OF the English Language particular otCu-
ton will be paid 10 Grammar and Arithmatic The
government OF this School viii be entirely parental.
bat should any oI hs pupils prove refractory c fond
U.s. hopes none such will bc palncd upon him. ne or
she will be dismissed Shpul any person who may
be uicased tn natJuusr h, School discover that the
most uurcmucd attention hos not been paid, and onx
iuus eXcrtlon used to promote Tho best interests oil
those Confdcd TO his cUrc--ho will be az liberty Al
tho end OF ono month 20 Withdraw his child or ward
aud pay nothing. The terms wal, DO very moderate
and m ~ be made known by application at the School
room AFNlS1EAD RUSSELL,
co.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

London paper Of the ten. contains the fcllorir
american Flour which few weeks ago would no, fetch more
IMAM 2js, b last week sold It's said tina, contracts
nave been made ST peeru!gh behalf Of English hosrs
for $4,000 ChctwOJis of Wheat"
LIVERPOOL l7h Feb There good demand for Cotton
m SATURDAY and to-day There will be sold day 1903
ags AZ the decline Established Saturday, The decline NAV
De attributed more To the prospect ahead any oyeIs,ok
on and sale of ~ Y. Genuessee Wheat was IA ade on Ss.
tuIday, o. Cd rer 40 lbs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
BIGGER's Prize OFFICE.
TAN-BARk HALL.
q L. 4 - -. - 1 L III
TO DAY

Az Il. TATiS'S next BALL will take place on Satur.
I'VE day, :he STU Of March, 1891.
SIR. I. respectfully invites the Ladies og Richmond
and its vicinity, TO honor him with their presence
his BAH.
o. Tickets Of admission for gentlemen one dollar
EACH to be had at Mr. Nash's and Mr.. Sankey's Book
stores, and Of Mr. 7. at the Hall the evening OF the
Ball. fch e. .Mtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

E'uE subscriber has for sale at his farm miles
above Richmond. the trees . wears old anv rer
sonabe quantity Of the genuine Morus Alba O! white
Italian Mulberry Trees and as he season i5 now a.,
preaching 10 which they NAV be trans9 ea.ed he -
desFous OF receiving orders from maay persons as
may be in want of the article; and as he Is wei sa
fed that the SILK culture must he one Of the most PIC
tablc branches the agricuiIurst tu.u his aLten
ton TO, he hopes b. the means of taeI. extensive
distribution through the State. They viii be sold OF
reasonable terms, by the hundred or otherwise Dolly.
cradle IN Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof j w SMITH
y B.- Orders may be lcf at Scott & Smirh's, B
street. Richmond oct l-2awtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
Manchester Property for Sale.

Nnnchestcr Property for Sale.
I \ Pnr-uancr Of a Deed OF Trust executed bv III,
ia'e Nennon Giles AID wife TO the subscriber as
trustee, for purposes therein specified which en- ri
deed - Of record IN the clerks Office of Chesterfield
county coprt and bears date 10Th June 1890, will be
,Q.d at public auc'lon, on Saturday, the 5th day of
.''Fch next, al j o'clock T. NJ, for ready money to
tn hGhcs, bidder aonse and lot know in the nlan
Vi SAID town - Tl't # lot No. 223 and now in the
"ccuGaGc' OF Mir. Richard Gay Such title onlv
WIZ be conveyed rs Is vested IN the subscriber by
sad deed II is believed however, to he perfcctIy
good TIL. L. BURFOOT, Trustees
Ito ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
Frcsh Grocnrin : &C.

'6'HE subscriber has lately received new supply
OF fresh and very superior guGpowder tea; old
java coffee; new rice; Irish potatoes; spcrmacci and
Inow cahdies; soap loaf aud brown sugars; English
Island molasses, and old peach brandy
A!so-varlous articles of glass. china. stone and
earIhenware. WALTER d. BLAIR
mar 900,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

OvCr>Ccr, Carpenters and babourCrs.
Z WANT an Ovcrsccr Tor u farm To ono that
\ can come well recommended, land none a. lcrs
need apply) liberal wages viii be gwen.
Two or thrc" rcgro Carpenters will fnd employ
mcn; OF good wages.
90 able bodied Labourers wanted by The month To
shovel dirt The highest wages pald--A puly 90
n. T.. DUNN.
fch gG.-yw Powhai1n Coal Mines.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
JanuaTy II
January ~

u. > BANK SrocK.-5O Shares were sold a, ,le
n. York Stock and Exchange Board Oh the 25th
INST. at SI23s; 30 do do do I23t
EXCHANGE on LONDON. ut New York F.b ol
s n 81 per cent prem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

"'r zones followed on the other side ond Mr. Lciph
next addressed the Committee for moro than an hour
~ support OF The system provided by the bin, and
against the substitute.
u Arrival ErrnAoEDtNARY- a boat from Pat
tohshnTg' Bo'P'ouoi County, arrived here on Sun
day, wiih a fell load of TENNESSEE COTTON
Il had been transported to Pol,onsburg IN woeeons
ma there battered, we understand, for Virrip;p
Iron, Sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

LIVERPOOL, Jan. l7-Sai,ed iOh, Fame, Young Virgin
a. I'h reny fuke Bliss and Berkeley, Johnson n Orleans,
ersey Bovine, York; l3 Gov Brooks, hoor Alexandria;
9TH Merck, Cockn do Anacreon Ienox virginia. North
Sar benedict and Fayho Peabody. Philad ohepherdess
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by OTIS, DUNLOP 8 co

by OTIS, DUNLOP 8 co.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
"a ~ ESDAI neX;, March LIST, at 10 o'cloei
wal %" sold at office general assortment
nNCC'.itlhS-and expect in time for the sal,
900 Bags RIO, Porto Rico, and Java coffee
$50 boxes soap
= hbGs s.. Ctoix sugar
~ do n. Orleans do
81 To w. l. molasses very spno-Ior or,r.
- boxes white Havana sugar
10 chests gunpowder aud imperial tea
7Jo boxes window glass
30 casks Malaga wine
30 bbis gin
go hhds and 30 bbls n E. run,
900 boxes candles
co co S SSLe' loaf sugar
hhds pure Jamaica rum
pipes Holland gin
% bDs and I2 hhds whiskey
ESQ - casrS Shoes, consisting of mems thick
Or"Eans- men lined ard bound shoes women's VEL
f.b o. ''' >N' o. D. d Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
9@ ag6aag II Es@@.
PuRT or RICHMOND
ARRIVED.

Steamboat Jno Morris ilibbaii. from Norfolk with sun
!fieS 10 Gus Dun'p & co, Palmer, r & L Gwr,l,mey
Schr Ariadnc, JefTies, f,om Egg Harbour ballast
eChT IaSsandra, -----, rom Baltimore
Aicun Hiram, Bailey from Norfolk, wiki st'!.es &C. c Pal
Mef, and others ~, ~ - w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
COMMERCIAL.

Latest Date from Liverpool, direct,
Latest Date f.om HavTe, direct,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
Memoir ANnA

lac Steamboat Transport Capt Harrison reports between
mere and City Point schrs an,ivy, and Chas Ring from New
i"H' Jas he from Ess Harbour Girls, MARY Frances In
enoh does not say where from; Doc ester fou, Baltimore
and soop Cheuub from NorsOk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
Ntles. NALIE

d ASPENS to inform Htr Trends, that having
q u dilcd 90 obtain The excellent room she antigi-
paved, Mrs Haley has kindly furnished her with one
IN the building where the Pos' Office is kept Sine
hopes to commence her School OH Tuesday morning,
- Of March next feb IG--3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

NEW YORK, FEB 25-Ard, sclr Planet, Co- pe,srsbrgu.
Sailed schr Richard, Corson, Richmond
iIchmoud. .' -"' w!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
MANAGERS OFFICE.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY

Grand Consolidated Lottery, C!ass N. ., to b..
drawn To-Day, and the drawing received or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
coal COLL! COaL.!I

OO-lL GUILT! CU.IL :!
FSNHE Subscriber has me pleasure to inform his
= customers and the citizens generally that he is
RECEIVING good supply of Coal by the Canal which
WIN be sold at the old price of f6 cents per bushel
OFGeTS leiI al hts Office ar Goal Yard On the Dock
wIl. be punctualy attended to.
feb lg--iitf PRENTIS CuITpp
"a Office subscriber will III future attoua
~ the Courts held in the city of Richmond ANY
Lesson who may wish TO employ him in professional
business, may find hiw Excerpt when in attendance
on conrisl at hls dwelling, in the vicinity of tho
Sh1 ckcc Hi! market house.
JOHN II. SMITH,
Richmond. feb I9--2aw6t Attorney AZ law
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
CIRCUS.

THIS EVENING, MARCH
'''''mance IN the circle to commence with the
Grand Entrce.
ROMANO h.ILLlNEST
van Ascend and Descend from the hack Of the stars
The horse T,nn,,, eli u" -. ,"' SnRIe IIgm Wir"
performance.
Still FcultiDg, Clown Cullen.
ilorsemanship, BY Mr. Bl,ckbp,n
double Metamorphose of the Sack. Messrs. uiocL
burn and Bacon two horses
honnano Niillnest will appear a Man Salamander.
or Great Fire Eater, by eating live Goals, and
emitting blaze from his mouth
iiiofse,hansnip' By young Bacon
ile'cugah Feats, BY Mr.. Hess
To conclude with the Farce of
tiiE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
Or a Ghost in spite Of Himself
Squire Aldwnk!e, Sir. Dean, Georgiana. Mrs Do,,
lhe public arc respectfully informed that the who'll,
OF the piece called Tnour tho Turlar is in rehearsal
S.u f'n Te produced as originally played at Cuvpnt
Garden Theatre. Several DISTINGUISHED Arto-s .ni
Actresses VA! eppcar in H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class No. .. to be
drawn IN tins city Friday at the Eagle Hotel at
1 o'c!cc.; in the Afternoon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01
SCHEME.

Tlc!i0ts $, halvcs . 30, quarters 3.
Tickets for sale at III Office, either By the pack
Sge, or AZ retail. YATES K MCINTYRE.
mar Manonrrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-01

~ Tickets to be had at the Box Office, and 81
oar - hecEs Confectionery Store. Box and PIT
80 cents Children half price. Cu!oured neGsons
- cents. E1
Doors to open at c, and Performance to COM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-26

give US sympathy; well. our next tlea,y .h, !,
Inscribed in letters of blood upon the field of ~.
tle-the condition Is our country's freedom. Wy
shall achieve it ourselves, and sinc,. b,nd,,"e
we can; if not-wel!, THEY'VE Know bo~
perish!
The pursuit is still hot, but we have no, d.
prompt transport which gives why's to an arn WV
men can run for day s. night, as ours have I"n.
fighting and struggling, but physical ezhsu.'n,'
will impose power, and We cannot accomplish ey.
nv thing. Our country has every where r;s.s
and Diebitsch will iiud assailants in every Villa,
iithuania is striking her blow, and the maj
through Poland is not the passing of the Bale
he will not have quite leisure enough for tLa
use of his rich Turkish pipe and perfumed 10
bdcco-nor even for his brandy punch. Our C;s
neraIssimo, Skrzynecki, is like Napoleon. vL,,
general he has shown himself With hand
full of men he has uyerthrown whole Muscov;,,
masses. $4,000 Poles have beaten back 100 oCO
Russians who coDgregated their masses under n.
walls Of Warsaw; and now $4,000 men are ch,,
ing and prostraiag twice their number at ths
point of the bayonc'. from fortified position,
deemed impregnable without heavy ar,i!ler
Do not believe what the Berlin papers :aYo
the humanity Of our invadcrs-.t!e barbarj,;y 81
the Russians extends to torture. | declare 10
YOU, upon my homer, that have seen on fl.
skirts Of fields Of contest, wounded Poles. Who's
eyes were torn out, merely because they had 70.
sisted like heroes. Women have been. On ,Is
| Muscovite line Of march. brutaly violated and
carried off whole families have been dispersed
! and MANY borne into Russia under base preteuce.
They SOW horror and devastation wherever The,
show themselves. They have even taken away
a lady from Pulawy, from the very apartment, Of
the Princess CZartoryski.
lIeaveus.--see if It is possible to get US arms
the campaign is only bcgun-no fear now Of 4
coup de main upon Warsaw. We do not wan
men, or money; or addresses, or compliment,
We deIigh to hear Of the affections Of our friend;
IN Paris and London; but this is not the Season
for induIsIng in aiiectionate personal Iecoleclo.
We must delay all these until tranquil times;ths
assistance we want is what have mentioned
Can any thing be done in this way towards Ca
COW? We shall pay fully for any thing 0! tS
kind, and he who gives US musket fights with
us,-he is of our ranks.-Let freemen, then,
lend US this helping hand. Show this to or
friend the General, if he has not set out
shall write again by the next post. pr
yate hand will pass this on through Breslaw, it
Is a lady's Our cause deserves the benedicOl
Of that sex, who love all generous sympathies.-.
DON'T believe in the reports Of new treaties; We
shall make none. Poland raises her proud head
now, or sinks II for ever.
You shalt hear from ne next pest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-26
THURSDAY. MAY 90. 1881.
FREnERIcMRuRe. Nav "a.

TO the Editor Of The .fleraad'ia Gasefe.
DEAn SiR-I enclose you the proceedings of
meeting Of the citizens of this place, relative to
the contemplated Monument over the grave Of
the MorHEa of WASHINGTON. Mr.. Bassett's
letter, which YOU may have seen, will prepare you
tor this movement As you have expressed your
self in favor OF some expression Of respect to the
memory Of the American CoRNELIA, trust you
will give place to the proceedings, and oblge
Yours, respectfully,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-26
NOTICE.

\ meeting of lie subscribers Of the Monument
10 be erected in memory of Mrs. Washington,
the Mother of the Father of his Country" on Or
contiguous to the spot where her remains now
rest, and Of all other the citizens of Fredericks-
burg. Falmouth and their vicnities, favorable
to this view Of the subject, is respectfully invit
ed at the Town Hail on Saturday evening the
2lst of the present month May at o'clock,
10 appoint THAR committee aud make such other
arrangements as shall be thought necessary for
the far,herance OF their plan. A full attendance
is expected aud requested.
May 20. MANY SUBSCRIBERS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-26

CucCt Nllo w.
TO come.
am, with respect, yours, &c. ,v,,N
Boston. May, 1851.
The report gains credence that MaJ"r EaI'h Is
to take the place of Mr.. Randolph at the Court
of Russia, and that he is actually taking lessons
in grammar and photography. to fit him, as tar as
NAV be, for the station. What falling OF, Tor
john II. Eaton. to take the place that has been
occupied by John Quincy Adams and william
Pinckney This is reform!-Bal. rat.
Mortimer Cmnin gham-the late Post Master
at Abingdon, in this State, who was tried and
acquitted few weeks ago, as will be recolect-
ed, on charge of robbing the U. s. Mall-"as
Yesterday tried for the msdemeanor alleged
against him-namely, that Of OBTAINING and open
ing letters conveyed to his Office in the MALL
On this charge, after iaborinus investigation;
and an able defence, he was convicted-the jury
not having been absent from the box more than
twenty minutes The offence of which be has
thus been convicted is punishable by fine and
imprisonment
This morning. at the opening of the Court,
Judge Glenn sentenced Cunningham to pay costs
of prosecution. fine of fifty dollars aud I'M
prisonment in Baltimore county jail tor SIX
months. ibid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-26

A writer in the Baltimore American says:-
There are now two large spots close together
on the Suns disc, little west Of its centre. IF
the observations be correct which the writer has
made on these phenomena. Of so frequent occur
renee for several years, We may expect during the
ensuing season, considerable alterations of great
heat and cold weather.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-26

Yesterday, the Sunday scholars of the. Metho-
dist churches. assembled in st. Georges church.
North, Fourth street, for their usual annual adj
dress. The professions Of the scholars through
the streets attracted much attention.-U.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-26

The,res Of the election in Florida is not ys,
known. The last accounts left Mr.. White about
Isl ahead Of his opponent. The contest has beer
warm aud animated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-26

To the Reu. Clergy Of the United STATES:
Wednesday, the 22d day of February. 1889.
will complete ONE HUNDRED YEARS since
GEORGE WASHINGTON was born.
Impressed with feelings Of gratitude to AL
MIGHTY GoD for the blessings conferred upon us
BY the birth Of Washington, whom he raised up
to be deliverer aud guide to our nation. l take
the liberty of addressing you on the subject, and
of suggesting to your consideration the follow
ing proposition, viz: That the religious services
of the Sunday previous, FEB. 19th,) be devoted
throughout -FOUR WHOLE COUNTRY" to a re-
view of the Life and Character of WASHINGTON
in connection with the wonderful display of
Gods Providence towards this country.
AS this National Occasion would unite all
sects and all parties in one common sentiment of
gratitude to God, it may be hoped and even anti
cipated that its influences may have a beneficial
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-29

ry misunderstanding idea is proclaimed to be ab-
surd;-reaI devotion to George III. George ".
pitiable weakness. Now, the subjects of u monar-
chy have alternative as long as they wish q pre-
serve their scheme Of government, winch they may
deem generally the hest for them and it is not at Ill
extraordinary tat they should be duzzlcd by the
splendor of the crown TO be blinded the vices
deficiencies OF lis weardr;-that hereditary ste
ctssion with its old pomp and prestige should ratlicate
loyal prcpenstlcs Here then Is the apology of roy
aSIs.
What could be the eScuse-what would be the
consistency OF American republicans, if, hav-
ing the full uncmbarrassed faculty of choice and
change. they elected and foudiy retained as thcir
Chief Magistrate, an individual unequal to the office
unfit for by education, habits and tcmper.--as
little of President, iii fact, ms George " was king
III the Of intelligent ard efficient ruler and ad-
minis;r uor Granted, i'll such hypothesis, that there
was originally mistake in relation TO his qunfca
tons and compleXiunal traits: the plea would he
strong, and :cpublican patriotism consistency indie
peudcncc, would be safe, little the expense OF
republican Sagacity: yet what of al these preten-
sions if he should be reelected after lis inca pacty
had become notorious and lie had swerved from eve
ry maxim and prhripIe OF government aud personal
conduct, which lie had himself recorded in the moss
sslelnn ioruTs?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-29
An Act to amend the several Acts concern
ing the Militia of this Commonwealth.
Passed ADril t1tb 1891

&hu 1ACI 10 amend the several Acts concern
ing the Militia of this Commonwealth.
Passed April 18th, 1881.
Be ced by the General Assembly. That
hereafter the Captaas Lieuteuants and Ens,ons Of
'he ducfent companies of militia in this Common
wealth, whenever vacancies shall Occur instead of
the mode prescribed by the former constitution and
laws, shall be elected by he non commissioned off
GERS musicians If any, and prIvatcs composing such
companies, respectively. Each election shall be
decided by majority of the votes Of the non com
missoned Soihccrs, musicians, IF any and prIyates
present at the time it is held, and shall be supetin
TENDED and conducted III the manner herein after
prescribed
Every election Of any company officer shall. il
ihe officer wanting be captain be superIntended
ny heId officer OF the regiment Ifthe officer wan
ing be subaern, The election shall be suDerinten=
Ged by the captain of the company in which tho va
cancy exists; or In his ABSENCE by anv other Cant in
inc regiment; and he officer thus experimenting shall
see mat the election Is conducted fairly and iusty:nd
When majority OF the votes of the non-comnssjon-
cd officers musicians, if any, and prvatcs present
shal have been given TO any individual the officer
thus experimenting shall certify the said election E.
the name OF the person elected, 10 the Governor
ted 0'00
When any vacancy shall occur. BY the death. re-
signalon or removal of any commissioned officer of
company or otherwise, it shall be the duty of tho
commanding officer Of such company or ifthere bo
no commissioned officer IN IT, of the Lieutenant Co
lionel or Mayor, as the case may be- of the battalion
to which such company may belong, or if there be
neither, then OF the commanding officer Of the rerr
rnent, to order such company to assemble on some
Jay TO be oy him appointed, and specified in the or
Ger OF its usual place of musternr for the purDose
OF hodlng an election for officer or officers to
supply such vacancy or vacancies, unless some re-
gular muster ofthe said company is so soon to occur
as IN the discretion Of such officer to render such
proceeding unnecessary.
And any officer, commissioned or non comls-
stoned or private of suco company, who shall fail
TO attend the election ordered, without reasou-
able excuse, to be judged Of as in other cases Of
delinquency, shall be liable to the same fine az for
falling to attend ordinary muster
The field officers of each regiment Of infantry Of
the line, shall hereafter whenever vacancies occur
instead Of the mode prescribed by the former Cou-
sttution and laws, be elected by the company Off
GERS Of such regiment. Each election to supply anv
such vacancy, shall be decided by majority of the
votes of the officers present at the time il is held
and shall be slpcriuIcnded and condac:cd in The 1on
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-29
GENERAL ORDER.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFIcT
Richmond 0l,b Anil ,

RICHMOND, 26ta April, 1881 {
fhe COMMANDER in Chief premugates, for the
information and government of all Officers Of the
Militia of the State, the subioined Act of the
General Assembly, which passed at the last session
and enjoins on each, strict observance of its pro
VISIONS. tie avas himself ofthis occasion, to remind
the Commandments of Regiments of the NECESSITY
OF increased attention to standing General Orders,
from this Department, requiring the scattered arms,
ordnance accoutrements &c. in their respective
Regiments, belonging to the Common wealth, to be
Collected and forwarded to the Armory in this Civ
BY command. BERNARD PEYTON
Adlutant General.