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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08
General Orders.

ADJUTAN GENERALS OFFICE
December Sd, 1886.
THE Commander in Chief having ascertaned That
} the following uniform and other articles adapt
ed To the character o the service In Mexico, and nds
p~nsabe regards the comfort OF Tho tho uni
form prescribed by The General order Of lie 23d say
last is therefore dispensed wh and each non commits
stoned officer, musician and private Of the several Com
panies now organizing for The Regiment Of Infantry
Volunteers Is required 10 provide himself with
] Cap. of Navy blue cloth
Jacket Of Navy blue cloth-sngle breasted, with ~
small infantry State buttons In front, upon each side of
a -tand-mp collar. Jon each cuff. The collar IN be from
II to inches high, accnfdIng 10 the size OF the men,
Collar to be trimmed with white wonsted lace, inch
wide all around, with two blind button holes Of same
size lace, pull on single.
pair Navy blue cloth Pantaloons-piain.
2par Boeees.
> PAIR woollen Socks.
2 cotton Shifts.
flannel do.
dark drab cloth Oyercoat.
Blanket
leather Stock
Officers to wear Navy blue Frock Coats single breast
ed stand up collar. with 10 large State infantry buttons
in front, small do on each cuff Swords and epauletts
to match.
DESIGNATION OF RANK
Capitalists chevrons of silver lace ON each sleeve,
above the elbow, angular point down.
First Lieu;enants-a chevrons OF same on each sleeve.
above the elbow. angular pon, down;
Second LIenienanu-l do. do. do.
fringe joined to the ends Of the upper ehevron.
sergeans-a eheyrons Of white wors,ed lace on each
sleeve, below The elbow, pointing upwards.
CorpOrals-l do. do. do.
Sergeant Major-2 do. do. on each sleeve, below
the elbow, pointing upwards-nrc "f worsted fringe
joining the lower extTemtes Of chevron.
Quarter Master Sergeant-l do do on each sleeve,
below the elbow, pointing upwards-eonnected same
way.
Measures have been taken to supply all these articles
in Richmond including making, Of the hest materials,
and the hest terms. The advance for air month";
cthing, which will he made AFTER the troops have been
mustered into service, will, il is believed tho
" hole cost.
Companies in the interior, wishing 10 be supplied.
viii report this Department the srxsRR and HRiohr
oil the men for whom they wanted.
Officers commanding Companies, and who have not
reported are enjoined TO report themselves promptly
as possible BY command,
WA. II. RICHARDSON, Adjutant General.
Dec 4-cii
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volunteers for Mexico.

Alta meeting of the eommillees appointed te
obtain subscriptions TO aid The Volunteers for Id.
Mexican War, held al the office of Robert G.
Scott, on Saturday the 5th Of December, 1886,
several members reported what had been sub
scribed, amo uniting, in the aggregate, to four hun
dred and sixty nine dollars, and lhereupon The ol-
lowing among other resolutions, were adopted:
Resoived, That we will continue 10 solicit con-
,ributions from our fellow-citizens Of Richmond.
Rewlved, That the number OF the committees
be enlarged.
And lhereupon the following gentlemen were
added TO the committees:
For Jefferson Ward-Joseph N. Darlington.
John Lynch, William Christian, William w.
Ford.
For Madison Ward-James H. Gardner, j.
Hauwell, VIM. w. Eustace, Benjamin Tate.
For Monroe Wards D. Denoon, B. Shade,
Burwel Jenkins, Thos. J. Evans, John Clash,
George w. Toer.
Resolred, That ii be recommended 10 he COM
mi,tees 10 divide their wards INFO sections, and
that they report on Thursday next at 10 o'clock;
TO which hour the committee adjourned, 10 meet
a, The same place.
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MONEY ! MONEY!


DIGGER is paying out daily a large quantity
ID of The above TO his many patrons. Il would
be to the advantage of those who buy, and those
who never bought before, 10 call before half past
o'clock this day. and &c, 10000 Tor dollars,
and 5000 for 3 dollars.
A Prize OF $500 was sold 10 worthy citizen,
and cashed al sight by BIGGER.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Glass 255:
y 81 35 66 so 25 70 81 10 % Q ii.
A Capital sold in the above 10 Medical Stu
deni-Nos. % % 50-and has been paid by the
Prize Vender
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass 2s9
81 SO 26 > 10 l3 As 90 IL al so 43.
Tickets Is % IS, another Capital, sold TO a
Medical Student from York, and has been CASH
ed by The great Prize.seller, BIGGER.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery Glass 29l
II % IA 81 81 4 Al 50 l6 IS %.
Ticket ls &c "A, another sold 10 youth in
this City, and cashed BY BIGGER.
TS All orders receive The most prompt and
confidential attention, and Capitals semitic all who
address. their orders 10 JOHN B. BIGGER,
Dec. s Richmond, Virginia.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY w. GOddin, Auct'r.
TRUST SALE,

nO0 0hLE.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions of Deed of
i Trust, bearing date on The 4th day of Mo-
venber 1916, and recorded in The Hastings
Court OF The City Of Richmond, from John F..
Dener 10 the undersigned, shall proceed, on
the premises on SATURDAY, the l2,h day Of
The presen, month, al - o'clock, NJ, 10 sell, at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
THAT certain lol, piece, or parcel Of Land lying
and being in the city of Richmond across Shoe
koe Creek, in The rear oflhe Lancasterian School,
and North easlwardly of lha, School, and ON
which lot there is wooden house, and adjoins
the property OF Thomas Wheley. Also, one
other Lot, adjoining the above named conveyed,
and on which there is also wooden house. One
oil the above houses is rented 10 and occupied by
John S. ToIer a, This lime, and the other 10 tree
man OF color"-such being The description given
Of The said properly in the said deed OF trust
The life estate OF The said John F. DenIler is
alone conveyed, and will be alone sold, in The
above mentioned property. shall sell only such
estate as is conveyed 10 me, although have no
doubt The title OF Inc said Denller for life in the
said property is UNREASONABLE.
ROBERT G. SCOTT, JR., Trustee.
gT Sale TO be conducted by
WELLINGTON GODDlN, Auct.
Dec Odds
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Negro Hiring:

THOMAS n. TALIAFERRO
OFFERS his services again to his friends and
" the public generally in hiring out Negroes
or The ensuing year, and collecting all claims
entrusted 10 his care-also, renting out Houses,
aad selling all kinds OF Produce. He takes ibis
method Of informing those who wish TO employ
him, that it would be advisable TO inform him as
early as they can that he may have an opportuni-
~ Of getting good homes. He pledges himself
that every e1eriion shall be used 10 obtain good
prices and good homes, and hopes that an
experience OF fifteen years will entitle him TO
share q patronage.
U He will al all times be found at Messrs.
y G. B. Hills Office, opposite Messrs. K.
n. Dickinson Brother, Franklin Street, IN
rear oiihe Bell Tavern. Nov. 4-clf
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NEGRO HIRING.

TNHE subscribers tender their services 10 their
1 friends and the public, 10 hire out their Ne
ssoEs for The ensuing year.
They wonld advise those who wish to employ
iaem 10 inform them as early as practicable, that
hey may have an opportunity Of obtaining good
ZONES and good prices for their negroes
They hope that an experience OF several years
WIN en,itl. them TO liberal share of patronage.
Their erhce is on the corner OF franklin and
lon Streets, in rear Of City Hotel, formerly Bell
Tavern. NBH 4 HJfI
Nov 30-dSc,,s,hI
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Notice 10 Volunteers.

Richmond, Dec. 4, 1876.
THE COMMANDMENT Chief having received a
i number Of Individual tenders OF service, ana
efforts having been made 10 raise Companies 10
different places, where sufficient numbers 10 form
Company could not be obtained, notice is given
10 all who wish 10 join the Regimen, now organ
ziug for the field, that ii.hey will promptly repair
10 Richmond, and report themselves TO This De-
p,umsn,, an opportunity will be afforded them Of
loning some companies now in the progress of
enrolment hare. By command.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, Adjt. Gen.
Dac S-dIfEr1t
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SANDS, SARSAPARILLA.

The galaxy or milky way appears TO the eye OF sense
ss'congegaon Of vapour but the eye OF science, aid
ed by the telescope has discovered that this semumi
nous pathway over the broad heavens is paved with
stars and there is always something even in the
nuiest ibro Of the smallest flower IN which science,
through the medium of experiment. cen detect
thing invisible the casual observer As instance,
take Sands Sarsspaa. The root has passed through
hundreds and thousands of hands before through the
Of patient and prolonged experiment.
made yield ts hygenian properties in that con-
csnrrated form. And how important these results.
Diseases long considered incurabe are now readily ex
pelled from the systematic victim Of rheumatism Is
abed to discharge his cruich the martyr scroua his
bandages the couded skin becomes clear and transpa
rent the infsmed and irrated surface loses its angry
~, the frame its strength.
a.r Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Drug
eists 100 Fulton street, corner OF William, New York.
Sold, also, by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
throughout the United States Price, 81 per bottle or
air bottles for S. Dec, 1876
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James H. Carson, Esq. Brigadier General
Virginia Militia, and the worthy delegate from
Frederick county, has published an animated ap'
peal 10 the young men of the 10th Brigade to come
forward and serve their country. He says; -Four
companies in the 18th Brigade are striving which
shall be first ready TO march. Under the spirited
auspice. OF Capt Alburtis at Ma'tinsburg, MAJ.
Ham,ra nick a, Shepberdstown, and Capt Rowan
at Charles,own, companies are forming Tor Inc
war. Hasten 10 fill up their ranks-helP on their
na,rio,ic efforts. l commend them 10 you as Oh
6cers worthy of the highest confidence. more
than sixty are also enrolled in the Wlncnes'sl
company-my solicitude to complete it is known
to Won. Remember, it is your country thai IN
yite.-the dictates of honor you know how to IN
,erpret."
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT or RiCHMON


u,sh Wafer this day, al O'clock A. M.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Pocahontas, Smack, New York.
Schr. Celerity, WALTON, York River.
Schr. Florence, Coffee, York River.
Schr. William L., Lively York River.
Schr Sequel Arranls, Philadelphia.
Schr. Olympia, Harrington, Norfolk
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore.
Schr Orbit, Jones, Norfolk
SAILED,
Brig ]. A. Lancaster, Loveand. Savannah,
Georgia.
Schr Iowa, Shibblcs. New York
Schr Independence, Kirwan, Baltimore.
Schr VIM. Mowry Hoffman, Jersey City.
Schr Eliza Ann, Graham, Baltimore.
PORT WALTHALL, Dec. 4.
Arrived, barque Maid of Orleans. from Boston,
to Warwick & Barksdale schr Brilliant, from
New York, with hay, oil, &C., 10 Clover Hill
Mining Company.
Sailed, schr. VIM Burke, with coal, for New
York; schr. Adelaide, with coal, for Charleston,
= q
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MARRIAGES.,

Married, al the residence of John r. Garland,
ESQ, in GAINESVILLE, Tennessee on the 18th Of
last month, BY the Rev Mr.. Crane, HENRY A.
Cole Esq Attorney at Law, 10 Miss ELIZABETH
REssELLa GARLAND, daughter OF Maj. James
Garland, Of Lynchburg Va.
Married, on Thursday last, by the Reverend J..
II. Morrison Mr.. EDRIs BERxLEy formerly OF
This city, now of Baltimore, TO VIRGINIA, daugh-
ter OF John Enders Esq, of this city.
II Baltimore and Alexandria papers request
ed 10 COPY
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2ktc1butomU Emaufrfr.

On The 23d November, large meeting of the
citizens of Monongala appointed committee
TO memorabilia the Legislature Of Virginia, for
the incorporation of company for The improve
ment OF The navigation of the Mononeahela river
by slackwaler, from The Pennsylvania line up
wards, with capital stock Of $500 900, three
ffths 10 be subscribed by individuals, and The re-
naming Two fillhs by the Board OF Public Works
G. r. c. Allen was Chairman, and w. T. Will
ley, Secretary OF the meeting, which was address
ed by Messrs. T. S. Raymond Of Marion and J..
w. Horner OF Tyler, delegates elect to The Gene
raj Assembly.
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MILL IND Oh " MILL FON 0ALC'
SHALL offer to the highest bidder at Prince George
Court house on the I4l day Of January, ls47 that be-
ing Count day. the valuable ris and Saw Mills belong
ing 10 ths Estate OF my dec-aard brother, George r.
Harrison, situated on Wards Creek 10 SAID county 10
srrr with about twenty five Of land appurenant
thereto aud the use Of a landing the Creek, about
mile distant, The Mill contains Two pair of excellent
stones ia on good stream and 10 we'll situated Tor Gus
tom Wilh suitable stipulalons, lone credit would be
allowed but the will be made fully known On The
day Of sale.
The dam has breach IN It NJ present. but IN other re-
sp-cts the mill in good repair and ready TO work
The above sale directed IN the will OF my Testaor,
and there an order from the Circuit Couu OF Peters
burg for same which was rendered necessary by the
birth Of posfhumous child
There j. comfortable house for the Miller attached 10
the property WI u. hhhaiso..
Administrator Of Geo. f. Harrison, dec d.,
with the will anne Ied.
Rrandon Dec T. lSIf.-c,dsIf
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A report has been made to The South Carolina
Senate from the Special Joint Committee in Ieia-
ton 10 the "gun-coton." The correspondent Of
The Charleston Courier says
Accompanying The report is letter from Pro-
lessor Ellei, divulging the secret, which IS as
follows, viz: to To- of cotton add l0t lbs. oil sui
phuric acid and 81 lbs. OF sallpetre The saIPe,re
COTTON Is 10 be immersed in the mixture in small
quantities, at time until the whole is saturated;
he solution to be pressed out OF the eotton il is
then 10 be washed in clear water and dried, when
il will be ft for use.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-08

Messrs F. L. Smith and Rober, Brockeu two
of the Commissioners elected TO represent The in
terests of our town before the Legislature, will
proceed 10 Richmond this week, on their mission,
ayyis Ms AsTa Gf5ssn having been
Tor some lime past, will not be able 10 atend.-
The good wishes of all our citizens attend the e1
erlion. OF the Commissioners in our behalf
They will doubtless efec, all that Gamble effected
10 the matters which are necessary 10 be carried
out in onr new position. We wish them plea
SAINT time and every success.
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r. II. KEELING,
w Nj. A. ALLEN,
N. 81. TURNER, JR.
JNn a r EMnCv
Attention, Volunteers

Members OF Capt. SCOTS Company OF Voiun-
;eers will meet al Military Hal, on "Wednesday,
The 9Th Dec, a, 10 o'clock for the purpose 0! De-
ing mustered into service, by Capt Smith Of the
U.S.A. It's required BY law that every man
shall be present. BY order Of
Dec ) CAPT. SCOTT.
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WOODVILLE FAMILY BOARDING
SCHOOL,

THIS School, under the instruction of my Two eldest
l daughters, will be opened on The first Monday In
July next The Of study VIII embrace all the Of
binary branches Of thorough English Education togo
Their with the Latin and French Languages, and Music
OIL the Piano and Guitar Speech attention will be pad
10 the morals and manners Of the pupils
The terms for board, including beds, washing, lights,
and tuition in the English branches for the scholasic
year of ten months, Si25 for Music on the Piano or Gi
tar $780, with SIS for the Of the instruments Tor inc
lars In English s2 and for other branches rs above:
payable the commencement Of each session.
ami the remainder al its close.
Letters may be addressed to me, at stoney Point
Mills, Cumberland county, Va.
lee. S-cw2w J. =. ARMlSIEhU
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THE GENERAL COURT convened yesler-
day. in pursuance OF law. The following Judges
were present: Judges Smith, Scott, Brown, Dun
can, Fry, Clopton, Baker, Christian, Johnston,
Robertson, McComas Scarburgh. The Court
adjourned till this morning, after some unimpor-
tapt business.
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MEDICAL CONVENTION.

The Physicians of Goochland are generally
understood TO respond 10 The call 10 hold Medi-
cal Convention in Richmond, on The second Mon
day in this month, although they have not had the
opportunity Of organizing full meeting for the
purpose OF appointing delegates. As il is known
that they wish 10 be represented in the Convention
the following Physicians are rquesled 10 attend il
as delegates from The county: Drs George w.
Harris, John Morris, Americas " Payne,
Wight, S,aplelon Coates, Robert G. Parrish.
William H. Goode, Archibald Bryce, Lucian Nj.
Watkins, Robert w. Nelson, and Erasmus Pow
ell. SEVERAL PHYSICIANS OF THE COUNTY.
Ff The Wing and Times will please copy.
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ARMS AND AMMUNITION FOR THE
VIRGINIA REGlMENT.-A quantity of arms
and ammunition Tor the Virginia Regiment
consisting OF 400 muskeIs, $4,000 rounds OF
musket cartridges, swords, sword-bells and scab.
bards, cartridge boxes, &c, SSc.-were despatched
The mail boa, Mount Vernon, 10 Gov. Smith al
Richmond, lsays The Alexandria Gaze!ls)
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NOBLY DONE!-Both Houses Of the South
Carolina Legislature have adopted resolution
approprialng twenty thousand dollars, to be ex-
pended under the direction Of the Field Officers,
10 equip the Regiment of South Carolina Volun-
,eers ,tor service in the war against Mexico.
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70 THE YOUNG MEN OF EASTERN
UIpGINIa

We the undersigned, citizens of Eastern Vir-
,;n,. offer ourselves as foundation upon which
3 ,aise another Company of Volunteers. Young
men .rern the country, whose counties cannot
raise company, are earnestly solicited 10 come
forward and Join u.s. We wish il 10 be distinctly
understood ina. il is not Richmond Company.
We choose Richmond because it is central and The
p'a.e of rendezvous. Come forward-ye, in whose
veins luns the gallan, blood of rs, and answer
yonr counlry's call. VIM. B. ARCHER,
R. H. KEELING,
WIN. A. ALLEN,
N. Fl. TURNER, JR.
JNO. A. LEMOSY,
i !isrsi nose who may please TO join the Com
pany will be found al the Marshall Hotel, oppo-
sic The fredericksburg Depot, al which place
lSs,e will always be person in attendance au-
,sorized 10 receive recruits. Dec. ,
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Upton Edmondson, Esq, DEM, was elected on
the 26lh uli member of The House Of Dele
gates from the county OF Lunenburg, in place Of
John T. Street. Esq, deceased
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DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN.
A VERY large and fashionable stock OF new
n and cheap Dress Goods for ladies and gen.
tlemen, will be found at
R. H. JENKINS
Dec New Store, Eagle Square.
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"a Justice of the Peace for said county,
do hereby certify, that - -, who ha- executed
tho above Power Of Attorney, personally appeared be-
fore me- and made oath, that the Stock which -
vote - proposed tn he given, Is bona fides --,
and that the is moi held by means of any transfer
contrlved designed 1vade the provisions OF the
Establishing general regulations for the Incorporation
of Banks - passed the 22d March, 1897.
Given under my hand, this - day Of - ls4-.
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TURPIN'S OFFICE.-Fine Scheme To-day.
i. New Jersey Lottery, Glass 81. Capitals:
500 900, 5000, $500, 1000, of 1000, 10 of 500,
&c. 10 Nos IA drawn. Whole Tickets SIS,
halves $50, qrs. l,25. For sale until o'clock BY
Dec 8 VIM. P. TURPIN.
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The Northern mail schedule will change TO-
morrow, when the cars will arrive at IL, M. We
may lhen expect The Presidents Message.
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r NoTlcE.-Thsre will be a monthly
mosi Trsc, Society held on Tuesday afternoon,
Ne. al half past o'clock, al the Office Of Evans
( Tae. BENZ. TATE, Secretary.
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General Orders.
ADJUTANr-GENERAL'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND. November Is. 1876.

RICHMOND, November Is, 1876.
The Infantry Regiment OF Volunteers required
By the Governors Procla nation, will consist OF:
Colonel, | Lieutenant Colonel, Major, Ad-
Iulanl, "a Lieutenant OF one Of The Companies,
but not in addilion,) Sergeant Major, Quar-
termasIer Sergeant, Principal Musicians and
10 Companies each Of which 10 consist of
Captain, | First Lieutenant, , Second Lieu,en-
ants Sergeanls 4 Corporals, Musicians, and
80 Privates.
Companies wishing 10 enter The service, will
organize with all possible dispatch, elect their oti.
GERS and cause The elections 10 be certified 10 The
Governor, that commissions may be issued with
oul DELAY. Elections 10 he superintended by the
commandment or other field officer OF The Regi-
ment within which he Company is raised, or by
such officer as the Commandant may designate
Tor that service. O:ders Tor the march 10 the
place Of rendezvous will be sen, with the commits
sions. II is desired that the several companies
composing The Regiment shall provide uniform
according to the General Order OF 33d Nav las;
and arrangements will b. made. il practicable, IN
supply II al The place Of rendezvous.
The &C, OF Congress provides Tor the clothing
lin money! and subsistence Of the non-commis
sioned officers, musicians and privates, as follows
The volunteers 10 furnish their own clothing, for
which purpose there will be allowed 10 each nom
commissioned officer, musician and private three
he shall be in the service OF the United States.
That The volunteers may be enabled to provide
themselves with good and sufficient clothing,
The commuiation allowance Tor SIX months, I'll
dollars) will he advanced 10 each non-commis
stoned officer, musician and private after being
mustered into service, but only with The express
condition, that the volunteer has already provi-
ed himself with six months clothing this TACT TO
be certified TO the Paymaster by The Captain OF
the company; or that the amount so advanced
shall be applied under The supervision oil his Cap
tain, to the object contemplated by law.
The six months commulalion Of clothing will
be sufficient TO procure suit Of uniform.
S Subsistence before arriving at the place OF rem
devious, and for travelling home from the place
of discharge, will be allowed al the rate Of fifty
cents for every twenty miles distance.
Arms and Announcements will be furnished by
the United States.
Ii is confidently expected that The Virginia Re-
giment will be al least as early in the field as
those from any other State
BY command
WIN. Fl. RICHARDSON,
ddjufdnf General.