The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-29
PROCLAMATIONS.
DY TIE GOVERNOR OF YIRG

d PROCLAMATION-W hereas, have called
forth part OF the Msa Of the state to s t
laws thereof in the ordinary course OF proceeding,
n the county of M ana ana, may have d
vested with authority 10y law to issue such orders
and take such measures for procuring and trans;
porting the detachments as shall seem best; and
have appointed J. Lucius Davis acting Quarter
Master, and Cemmissar,E- Genersi for re troops
assistant to the Adjutant General here, for the
commodstion. equipment and support OF the de-
Now, therefore all persons are notified that the
trains of the Winchester and Potomac Railroad
ter Master and Commissary General Davis for i'm
pressment on the first. second, and third OF De-
General Taiaferro: guard those trains for the use
and occupation of Virginia troops alone, and per-
And the citizens of this Commonwealth are
warned TO remain at home and on suard or!patrol
duty on the second OF December. and to abstain
from going to Charlestown. Orders are issued to
prevent women and children, and strangers are
in approaching that place. near 4. on that day
If deemed necessary, martial law VIII he proclaim
-, GIVEN under my hand as Governor, and un-
}Ls der the Se,l OF The the GSmmf9nNyeaatni at
M Issa Ina IN '''s S'N'' ''' HENRY A. WISE
~ GEORGE iTs R W MuNfoRD, Sec'y of the Comth.
no 23-dit
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA--A
ID PRoCLAM AT n NJ, nto, n bsy YIN
HASSETT has been charged with tho crime of
murder, perpetIatet on the night 81 the I'd inst on
leghany, in this Commonwealth and that he had
fed fG on And S@qs e thsE
MARTIN HAssETT and dsver him INTO mt the JAIL jail
require all officers of this Commonwealth civil and
military and request the people generally, TO use
their best exertons to procure his arrest, that he
be brought to Justice.
-, Given under my hand as Governor. and
1889. HENRY A. WISE.
- '''' Wv GKo. W. MuSFoRp.
Sec'y of the Com'th.
MARTIN HAssEIT is q stout heavy set freshman
rs or 80 years of age weighs from IS to $50 pounds
is about feet or 9inches high. with down look.
does speak English well. no Ia 2au6t
THE CHEAPEST SILKS. black and colored;
cheapest DaInasks and Towengs; the cheapest
Bed and negro Blankets; the cheapest Full Cloth,
the cheapest Carpets and RUGS tho cheapest Brown
and Bleached Shirtinss; the cheapest Hoop Skirts;
Wsrino Shirts and Drawers; tie cheapest French
Corsets; the cheapest Shswls, Chesterfelds and
Of ps Goods must bs sod The
of every article has been reduced in consequence
hs and S es Of z ns e
wanting goods to call the popiar house of trade
of ALFRED MOSES 60 Nam A.
BARGAINS IN M0USELAINES.-We are
sellins Printed Mouselanes at one shilling,
the same as sold ct Csc. = short time slnce. Also,
Merino fiaids at 25c, bargain; also. Paris Printed
Mouselainss at less than the cost af importat ON
BAY adere ValeptiSs. at 25c very cheap; Printed
ana RAN french Mennoss; Rich Mnusolaine
Robes. IN variety; Irish Poeiia Robes at a re al
saer,ses Striped and Check Silks At e2s aLd 75c
rich Sitk Robes. IN 2. ) and Founces at less than
cost OF impenrtation; rich Silk Robes Aaulle, nj
y15, origlnal price $40 to 500; Flonnced Six
ROBES at us. For bargains, call at 80 Main 1t
CHRISTIAN LATHR0P.
[ IOAkS, CLOAkS.-Ou stock of CLOAkS is
nov aall and .compsete,, consisting of Beaver.
french fwliiasi. Trieot. and other Cloths made up
u every ST. e, and at all prices: Mourning cIoaks.
Velvet Clnaks, Fancy Shawietts, and Children .
sac9ues We have few light -coiored Opera Cieaks.
with fancy Meods. These last are particularly
handsome, ard are GOODS that arc not aften fnand
IL Richmond. CloAks for Ladies' or Children made
to order At abort notice CHILEs CHENERY.
pUaE CIDER vlNEGAR-;EEe. sss!s b.