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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-24

The WAR on THE SEA-coAsT,-The occupa-
tion of Beaufort and Port Royal Island by the
enemy, so long expected, has at length taken
place. The force there is supposed to be about
Eve thousand men. Several times during the
week detachments Of the Yankees have been
seen providing around upon the main. They have
erected battery near Port Royal Ferry, armed
with twelve l2pounder PARROT guns, which shoot
with great accuracy and effect at long range.
Some of their firing at cutposts fire shots,
and show that they have good sriiersts amongst
them. Although the sentnels Of the hostile
armies have been repeatedly within few hun
dred yaros of each other, they have not. SO far
INDUCED in picket firing. The enemy are throw
ing up strong entertainments Port Royal Island
and their presence at the ferry has kept our SOL
diers in that neghborhood constantly on the all
ert. Gen. Pember.on, who commands in that
vicinity, has under him, among other troops, the
regiments of Coils Stone, Dunovant, Edwards and
Martin, the last being cavalry, together with sey-
eral artillery companies. Charleston Aercury.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-24

Commission to DETERMINE Claims for Inden,-
"ity-The people of the South will be glad to
learn that the Court of Commissioners to de-
ternline claims for indemnity for losses by the
war; to be paid out of the sequestraton fund.- is to
be arranged at once The following appointments,
as commissioners to compose the court, have been
made by the President and confirmed by the vote
OF Congress in secret session: Geo. p Scaroo-
rough, of Virginia; Thos. G. Reynolds of Missouri;
and Walker Brooke, Of Mississippi. SIX.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-24

pG- Bank Deeds, Attachments and Couf'
Blanks, for sale at this Office,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-24
THE BATTLE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

We have obtained the following extract from
Col Jehnstor's official report of the engagement
on the Allegheny Mountains, on Friday the 18th
inst. We learn that the enemy were pioted in
their attack by Virginia Tory.
CAMP ALLEGHANY, Dec Is, 1861
Yesterday I sent out scout who fell in with
column of the enemy, killing some eight or ten
This morning our plckets were driven IN about
a. m. l made preparations to meet the enemy.
They appeared in force; not less than 5000 men
attacked our men on the right and left. On
the right there are no defensive works. On the
hill to the left we have hastily thrown up a
trench.
| had only about twelve hundred effective men.
Four hundred of my men met the enemy on the
right flank, and after a severe contest defeated
them On the left the enemy attacked our
treDchments, but failed to carry them. They
were met at both points with the most determin-
ed heroism, and after contest, lasting from 7 a.
M. until nearly 2 p M repulsed with great
loss.
Our victory has been complete, but dearly
bought We have lost several gallant officers kill
ed and many woun led. Among the killed are Capt.
P b. y nderson. Lees Battery, Capt Mollohan,
Hanshorough's Battalion. Wounded-Capt. Desh
Ter; Lieut. Col Hansborough; Lieut.. W. z. Thomp-
son, 3!st Va Regiment, and others; Lieut.. T. IA
tally, fear.
The enemy left large number of killed and
wounded on the field. They carried off, large
number-some ten or twelve ambulance loads of
wounded
Prisoners taken to-day state that the enemy
had five thousand men, drawn from Huttonsville,
Cheat Mountain, and other places in the rear OF
Cheat Mountain.
(siyned) E. JOHNSON,
Col. Commanding.
Col. z. L. SrEvENsos A. A. Gen.
LYNcuBURG, Dec ia letter received by
the publishers Of the Republican, of this city,
says that our loss was two captains, three Leuten
ants, and fifteen prvates killed, and ninety-sevcn
wounded The federal loss was fully SOC Gen.
Millroy commanded the FeGeras, and it is beev-
ed was killed from the reports made by the pris
oners and the people in the neghborhood.
Col. Johnson acted most gaantly, and appear
ed on the field in the dress of WAGNER. with u
mu>ke; in one hand aud club in the other.
MISUNDERSTANDING Dee. J8.-Private
dispatches from Bowling Green, last night, report
heavy skrhish between the Texas Rangers and
large body OF Federas that had crossed Green
brier River, yesterday noon. Col Terry and one
other Ranger were killed and eight wounded The
enemys loss is about ffty-one. The despatch
states that the enemy driven back three times
across the river, and were finally repulsed.
The Nashville Gazette is reliably informed that
twenty eight Federal soldiers entered Zocofer's
lines few days since. upder flag of truce, ex-
planning that after reading Lincolns Message,
they could no longer bear arms against the South,
and we're ready to fight the Abolition tyrant.
Gen. Sherman, the successor Of Anderson in
Kentucky, is pronounced insane.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-24
THE PROTEST OF MESsRS. MASON,
sLIDELL. EUsTTs and MACFARLAND.

AS matter Of history and the fullest state
ment of the affair we have seen, we publish the
following protest of Messrs Mason and Slidel, the
Southern Ministers, against their arrest by Capt.
Wilkes. The protest was made the day after they
were seized from the British steamer:
L. s. STEAMER SAN JACINTo, AT SEA,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-12-24

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2S.-The excitement here
over the stoppage of the Trent has been must IN
tense, exceeding anything since the Crimean war,
At first the public were slow to believe the ac-
counts, surprising them to be exaggerated; but,
when the statement Of the Purser made its appear
ance, the excitement and indignation knew no
bounds
The cotton trade arc firm in the belief that
this act OF the commander of the San Jacnto will
result in the active interference of England in
the war, and the consequent liberation of the cot
ton crop through the raising of the blockade
AS to the latter, the arrival Of the Nashville
and the bark Helen, both from Charleston within
a week, has caused even those heretofore not dis
posed to argue the question, to now declare tina.
it is far from efficient, and hence not binding up
on our Government to longer recognize it Mean
while cotton maintains good degree of frmness.
The funds have been very fat since the Trent
news, and spectators quite at loss what
course to pursue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

E-AE E-LE.-Le go
So ss;sazssssTO TBS H0RIR.-soOs
- ss@- -'SA L. ~ '@@@A Il NORTHERN Z "A
l. " Y.-rrz.ns leAYs Csivers Station
baltimore daily, ,s1eeps Sunday s. $50 =. A.
srd 81 .,so n, fer Niagara Fails fare only la
;.Soa ii psrts ~ esern ssS Yo5s .na C.esa.
for Detroit, Chicago, ClEsinnGti 81 Louis &nc a.
arts 9! he " sst, EorAesst and SOUTHWEST.
Travellers san 10 to Datroi,, Chicago, Aslwae
kis. ca, Tt& ai.gars Fs3is. zs tbs SASS scat IS ,
a1y o:5sr tJetS
4 Rsg rOaLs 10 sew fUFG 10 ncw open ~ :Ai
sosd. via harrisburg and jersey City, with onl
-Is ahxugs OF sara. Fsss, 90 Take the I. sc 4. n
sfziH and 20 through By daylight, ever srst-si
EC2az ans through L beautiful country. Ixy Is.
agE S0y ts<ass oclg:o Baltimore.
jas CAARks. s1p'e
- EF-v~- - t----t - 's-fs
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,s<.-sEt.f4 t8sA = OF FACE ). e
"lCr.-UA PLUME, o. ms olJ &8I.-a
= &C. t0ntu-. a1mSs.: l1a:2ir % al ofIes pcrs
r.ee. IA ErzaS IN aigost, lille below ~ ~
sl=EEt 8tts.. .ui G'I&0n.' = "ppVt .te odd rs
ia~-.' g4.f srue-o ss'ilful &rd scpndsUtal rra-t
..--I .sss N@ eS' tc-< IL rsSscINos2 tsrn
G.,ro y A9 .;s7s bssn exposed IA CERTA'H "u- a
.s..srt slitoeatt STs iavits4 10 gEil aAr.y. 'oLa
: ca lluLs by Isi! ot 80. AeFwiSo pEvrJNLir 81
s1ged 70. Ess cFeR izor- : II I'll =
.Er,
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-Ss& 2AJAS. -.


. GREAT REnGET;Og HI TxB
FalCE g" HATS AND BOOTS.- SIS
gronA Is 20 fs Per cent. saved by bay -
80 Tag fEo2 J. Il. ANTONY,
%<2s Columbian Hotel Buil3iag.
MoieEkia Hs;s OF best qualify, 81. SO 60 sseoo q,
usiity, ga FASH ions bic SILK Eats, 81 50; ens c7i
Kin sewsd Boots, 20 So E; CoGgTszs Cater aoot,
) ~ enc ealf skin ssvsd SHOES, ans.
J. ANTHONY hss n sGs arrangements witt
OF tda pest makers Ia the atty OF Philadelphia
10 supply him with hands End substantial sAi;
sa!n sew cd B0nTE wk'sh rs will ssii at the rE.
pre-edsGtsa low price Of THEME DcALARE AVE
ssAIY @ss-iswts
fsx-a >PMsiAS. sBaA..-Owing 90 Ia.
aSssXsk iZapossibiiity OF procuring supplies sg
espt for cash, ny So as hereafter vii De
Ior sssl cniy, sEsepting only thoss whose &c
soan5s baya oasn paid heresolors promptly IN The
son!hs vi Jsaussy AID July.
JOHE g. PAGs. Js.,
-s~r s4NSin qtvspt,
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RAJIROAnE. no.

s.<E RICHMOND AID YORK
tsSA sas@;zsTs 81 RIVER tkILR0AD.-Passen.
IS ~A-~1Ass7~ ger Train. leave Richmond
daily as Il n West Point daily texcspt sun
day) at ~ n. West Poiut sunday at NJ.
Fretghi Trains-t'hauge OF h0urn Leave fie1-
mopd daily xcspt hundsys AZ A ID p Ws|
Point ally (axoep Sundayhj It IL Is
Freight received at Richmond daily texcsI'
SuaGaysl unhl L. III
jy 2.'s K. TEMPLE, SURF
90 .--- inIpDfTkNT sOAaCk-
E.,s<9 CHANGE OF HoUhs-On and
- -a@i~- e~6 after FRIDAY, 18th Inst, tn
morning t8:ao B. & J train Of this Company VIII
be dIseOutiEuad
Unil further notice. only one trsin daily via
he run leaving Richmond for fredericksburg q,
o'clock e. " returning, will leave fredor
a0'eIock AN SAMUEL RUTH,
surt. Transportation
CEca e & p. Railroad CO..
Gi~huond Jrly Is 1881 ~ ls-ts
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"a r.GEn;OsD CLOTHING siANC.
factory The Subscribers have on hama
~ large and complete assor,n emit ofSOUTH
In kRN MANUFACTURED 00ODS-Cloths
Jsssimsrs and Vsstings, Of all grades, from the
following noted mills: Crsnshsw Mills, Rish.
mond, Va; Miller Co Mills. Cnipspsr county
Va; ksllsy, Ford & Co. - Mills, Predsrisksburs
Va ThomA. 4 Aimss' Mills, Marion, Smith
soan,y, va; kock Island Mills, Charlotte, Il. G;
" hieh We are prepared to make to measure at the
shor,s.t nSsiss. and II the latest and most sp
rsspsst with the beat Northern manufactured
sooda, snd many Of the CEsnsaAw goods squal In
quality to French. There can be NO longer an
sxssss fox buying goods Manufactured out Of the
s s.e ~ padSiti9n ws keep Always on hand
oAsslAkhEs, rot 70 be surpassed by ANY houss
ina sity. We have the best Of Critters
Anc corps Of workmsn rot 70 be surpaassc
~ any honss IN the Union. with . dsl:rmi
nation 70 furnish our patrons with southern
Clothing material raised South. goods vovs
south. sut and made south. and We trust % b
soid ana worn South, - We are determined to
Al In Cur power 20 push forward southern iAssi.
tuticAs. GPxNO1 CARRY,
Olothiers and Merchant TailorS,
leO Corner Of 1AiA and 18Th streets.
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SIS .asait5. tiRsttr r.

SIS Esnit5. Il Rs'fr
BETTER THAN COLDi
MIA MAxv GnuFFgLD. PEE0EFrE FaE, Nc So;
EkIrIEr=- S-t@F-. BALTrs s. F~ssth &~E=-gs'
h1-7 r'-.71,s This taty Cts ID foE year, - -
CrrcE}- fc6GulEHtoFy hheETatiau n lis uloE;
NE It,czu. ferr. %ss Esst ccrtrActeb ths dites@e
wh@E Two years cd, hy Icing Tscersts3 With
Elajs@e fFa,. 70 e-lId that ag4 ta6 vh.'s SLING
From ma ri1as 10 ~ 0r7.nko.d sr -nEsr'nys - ars
ex!ftILs--ah= never EA3 7gh@t :r0a p9tp un-.i
svre5 nr = y FTGN 8 TiHGTE HS.
Fkn @-trxet from lbs Lstlsr.f
" ! Jt,eg wt~H mv pUc1tz Lad snC~r OF :nis
ssTe3r " bar ~sa spir*- ~ nsliavG rhnuid
have BEEN ssTe1 the ezoruoistipR pain I hsrs
vssu sub'.e.st 90, - we'll tire deformtty OF hody
! Wrft lsrT~ 80 TIE grave, SID my parents woCtG
upt f.Ts oaRh ln3s- s1rr hEgvy exercises from
sectors hitia and IN Eerd:rg ne, a. hey die, 10
tbs easnTated Springs IN England in search Of
re aBo ea4r ;ae benefits have derived from tni'
p-.G.5 ~ s.E,p'o1s- = tTv 70 make sl
Srsia'st VIII is Ftetaes 'e',h 9h7ia ! SONS /.
epntge..
'6sa'Ie:aen. al I'll u sad ,imss obliged &c
y"r. ta- Jon -=9 q i'3s7-s x z-s ~ 'Llas aid
'Lse@s.ia yce5. e zfeataas.
ed teAEE =. sGc@JELs.
r. s,s y sss taltlmc-s stsstt-'
z3sr,st}!z1s, Sc-2h. LyaJe1f =. Desi tty, 3src
ieiE. E,s. %E.G "a tas s.<s, b&sss rs. ara ears4
P2HALEs AMP CR!1GEEn III ais rJKCqURs
E'.l 70 fn2Ea 3 gts7' s1e5 s.Es - 81 tns:r la
OIL and -. .'.zz gals:l. saE Ts4I E<1y 81 ia
at .r~er'n. .-vFin ssE.i+ez.sa = .rs1s - Il.
sbava d.aeas'e ~ oar awn e.t'gaos
So)5 ~ FCi."E'L LAID - 20 Ei9Ert5sG
si,'s - H7'erss21l - &QETlABk Il y
%&Af Baltimore EHt - oTusgIat< Lad hEg-,
> ~ i-'&e@..
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All IL FW q : .. -
l. phlf AHELTA skIB WORK.
sth street. ext 10 the n eshAniss IDsti.uta
.4koR GAlLlA0ks YgKAGDAHs, BALCOEixs
CEAfk bkTpkEk. ga. also, GKATlE0, Vault
sBd Cellar D0ORS, and sysry other kind OF fR0E
WORK for ornamental An6 building purposes
aEdfEetnre6 al shorl notice.
~ Fsgsisrl.r sftsatiOu g1veE 10 enclosing Ba.
Ma Lola AZ TIE s,sy 1ad soaatiy. - ally
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- = e - y * D 8 2 T . Il Z
i% bOBRRT w. POWERS,
AM AecTEsCkz EgD DSUGGIE7,
Bags LsAva 20 inform his friends and the prbIia
nat hs lisa taksD and lifted In ; new and hand
soGas style, the store formerly occupied By J.
wood. sId more recently by 9. s. Dawson, &c. g.
81. Charles Eotei, Rtchmoud. Va, and has jas
open Sd with 81 entirely new stock of
l2UGS. HEDI1IEkS, CHEMICALS, FANCY ana
TOILET ARTICLGS, pERFUMHBY, 60.
Comprising every article usually kept IN his line
10 ths4r freshness. parity, and entire Esu
.bllity.
Fnys;si.ns siA and his sioek CT DRUGS
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
&c, vsyy eoInyisls, agakEasilg many rev and Dc
'irA5ie sEtisie2.
Inscriptions saEafzuy compounded g. cay hors
: dag OF might:
- Orders promptly a..sndeS 20. -
pos"
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THE UNDERsiGNFDw

Ss.xE-------g-7 o inform his frif nds that be has
no use = u,led the UNDERTAKE % BUsiNE SS,
of grta friends fras indus rinuslv cir
cula G" he had | have NJ Nd near two hundred
CoFFlNo. OF all ei7es from q inches eet 4
inches Of all qualities, viz Mahogany Walnut,
Roee wood Cot0r Poplar Pine, sc
Also TWO HEAR Is HACKS, BUGGIES, and
epeaytnlns IN me 10, uea 81, aains me eaqs not
day Night at 90 or 80 per cent less than can 10
bought IL the city-f0r cash.
J. w. SATTERWHtTE,
an y 2r% Corner Frank 10 and lath efs
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awussaSI. MaryGs 80

rig ps. Crtnshavy has made an arrange
sEs4 WITH Dr. PoLEA 4 u 10 attend to bis practice
while 90 {DT G Us 2baeat n the army nr. foL-
LARF's 1fs o. Ia - Governor street. ~ iS~2w
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.s AJAX Al - "A 49,
z GHKOPLARTIC AnU YuLEAGITl

-,-szr. A. AZ
sS2Z CHkOPLA6TIC AnD VuLCAEITl
SSyV||xR FROCKsS.-6. W. JONES, Dn1
TIs-, having the right for the abov.
eoGs Of raxking Teeth, and being Sasfsase offs
absolute superiority over all other methods &c.
with sonndenss sommend 1t to those desiring ful
II paIisl ssts Of teeth, ana especially such may
% dissatisfied with those they are now using
fac perfect Ada ptAsion Of the plate TO the moath
And fhs sustion thereby sssnrsd, enables aim e
II cd having been adopted by those standing high
est IL the .prcfessioas North and South, tsaaiEao
eials Will be given and specimens exhibited q
or sEy o:hsr plate. win, Of solrse, be made To-
tho's r1efs;firs tasn. fitlinE. Cls1nsiag, IA
.rassiag, And all eths operations gansly ase Sac
soughly pSEte. &c. 2ss:s sxirassss az zIaSC
T&fCIey, ssz.Aext ysS-.
sey @Ssa &c sas~ stvsss sraossss Csg.s:a..,
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ss.sN ..sssses t;ss4 b k.sss..-t r4E pY
F.sssssS - - BOATS TO LYECHBURG III RsY
FiAE6 A wEkR-TUHSnAxg
~HCaFDAYs AND SATURDAYS
Sost b kEC8AET, Cars Tsos. z. Exs~S
Boa Jas. i. tEBI, Cart j., Mayo.
K3xt OLIVIA Capt. Z. ". Cry.
so.t sLJA SCCTr. Capt. J ~. Essasxsy,
Boat FAHs. Capt.. ". q. gARsoss
Scat -. Caps.
ghsGe Boats ara al 81 The sF.. slass so@u,eaes
~ careful Captains and hands. and leays Or x,t
~ - saverstssG. goE yss'Sht. apply 20
GCY q Coy, Agsns
10 It's "a Cox shAd NosE St,sst
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CLOTHING. 10
>@>s--~~.------~->.~-~-~-4--s--.
EATIG & T. = IL II rs.

IrATIG lie Shin
10 dor Fine MERlEO SHIRTS
90 doz JEAE SHIRTS.
10 dor French GIN IRAN SHIRTS
~ doz CGIAnpRAY BINGHAM SHIRTS.
10 do1 CHECK 0INGH III rtlhTs
dos STRIPED CALICO SHEETS
Is doz. GHEtk SHIRTS.
For sale by GEO hA0UfRH, JR..
~ 2 % - ain street
MttIiAES Ci,BEHtNNs Wa have jdzt
AVA received the FLOWING goods adapfed 70 N l.
itsry use: % do1ea Blne Flannel shrts, 400 pairs
Cottonade Pans, for camp use; $50 pairs Ein3
CassimeTe Pants, suitable for artillery imposes.
Also Ailhary Buttons OF diEsroui d ScFiptio.s.
NOAH WALkEn g. y
~ 20 Garner " aip and ian sfvaatz.
L ktss, Is 4 |. Ii NIS u .stLL:A ri> -
IN spActfully al those whose accounts Grs aov
due 20 ca aai set,le thefn. We will sand them
far our limited force will Pc nit, AID hope
when they ara prevented cur friends will prom et-
!! pay them
" II nd Min -eet
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NlEni.Al. nARu-nk A

hR1f. Az tAnS --Bh "a
bAkAEIN having removed h's FsFt
5@c~- from " a.hir Etoa. y e, L. E!chnicEd, ~
sr puTaas he praeilse % be profession =
s1tr city zpC - Vicinity
HF-tGe--Ha affect tV5T 2. NsYior's. ass
do. 90 u eads II srF@r Drug stCTa.
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KAsEGRaSzs. ageKHa.,

EFTDRFRY 40 Law
~-,s.'zss e "a Corr, - sha ally - Hisbrnn-
> .4s s1urtiss q FSayizo GEE5Tsr a7G Cara
.fr~
~ '- LEps .5,zrF rztt.s a&f Cg&s~'ssscSsz -
tss Usfsl t4S-ss CONF 81 C'k'cf.
a1e uar .ao7Fl.,, .".--sa s4E. CE~.~A1S y s;:i
FL ~.-rz.'- ceFuE i!ssolre3. Ate cEes q Eyg a.
2. q. -
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MILITARY NofICHA

n FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOL
u UNTEERS.- Members OF the various
De ies of the First Regiment VII giuia volun.
y teers now In Richmond with the sick and
wounded. will report to me at the rendszvous Of
Company H. under the spotswood Hotel, at 10
or, IL unit for duty, by certificate Of a ss .geon:
BY order OF WV. II. Far, Lieut.. Col. COmdg,
lat Reg't Va. Vols
" al4s PJ BOGGs Capt
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tTTDN.k" Ar LSFt-,
lp@FE3.E4rs eTATks Gnh Mss OS&4. 80
,cHMLEeIOEtR "a UEASCEf-E
az UFPioC-Gorusr FTSns54n sud i2th sir@ste
.,..- i.@17F - .z---4-.
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e- Cons@dccate soldiers 81d citizens gene
rally .houl6 supply thensel SIS FIlo a lot Il b.
and Teet 6i=4lr.uaB now EEcwE IL this country
for nYsH,pss Nervous EoACEcl.s, Cholera, Che
is76 :. a.h4s Summer Eoup.G Cote Heart.
OuE1E- ami u.atIfsrad :. oTa4CGE i. yor viii try
a bottle Tor either OF jhe shove compiElrta, goa
w. ,aer De convinced that BAKER . RlTGERS
Is Isaily valuable Family &osic!4s.
Dn'y Sc reHt> per bottle. so ne he's q sill ths
prize. re- Dr1EEis's, South. NI3aGf ALAG ~ 81.
1rasRtng 4 EAE.E, PVour.eior
- .s-.s Richmond, Va.
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EXECUTIVE DkPAkTMkHT,i
RI0aaoED. VA, June Il, Ise,
T,NE DUTIES INVOLVED IN SUPPLY.
i INC ths troops In tbs held with Small ArI1s
Field ARTILLERY and Ammunition therefor. reqair
nag d! vision CT labor, he following eE6sr il IL
sued:
The Colonel Of Ordinance Of Virginia viii son
tin to attend to tn issue Of arms, both Artiis
~ and small Arms belonging to this state, and t.
tie man ufactare Of Field Carriages and Cassons
The making mp Of all kinds Of ann unitloa, In
Guiding the MANI fset1re OF Percussion Caps and
the issuing Of the same, Will be attended 10 By
The Ordnance Department o! the Southern Goa
isieraey, for " HIGH purpose 80 much of ths ALi
munitton 80 10 nov hand ST tbs ArEioyy, and the
present accommodation Tor further manufacture
If Ammunition rs II now appropriated for hat
IN rposs by this State, be turnsd over to the Con
'sdsrats sathorities during ths sonttnuRass o.
ne war.
The Colonial Of Ordnance OF Virginia VIII sisks
ne necessary asrAngsmsa;= - ssrrJ ouG the fore
Soing orGsr, JOE. LsTUAES
ia is-Fs
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- ssss - e s. sSN-,uAt0 - Jv-.4 5.Hz
~ trustee under deed from Peter y C1lL
snd his WIFI and William Davis and Dir wife
bearing ate the 2iih day OF November, 1852, i3i
lie beaeft ot shs creditors OF tho r&id G.inn
Davis, srs before ule Tor settlement. Ths por,lGs
tptsres:ed will Sic their claims with !ne. al Ia9
3ffce Isl the coI8er Of t2th and Ea.k stTeats,,
or before MONDAY. the l"th Day % August, lsN
So that may b. enabled 10 settle The see"nn's
and show 10 how much ihe creditors IN the aces
will Re saver6liy entitled,
f~ ~ TEflS E.lTI'F
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=~ss,-te.sw< i.-PgczE YOUR

~ y1ks T.. -EAGas1Kx isoAEe.-l- --l1
AZ ter sos data, we wtiI tkks the Treasury notss
OF tbs Gen 10 isTass STATES at par, for goods aaa
also, Ia rsysssss CT ashts aGs 20 US
IL k-A zksT, fALRN b 90
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n aaADGAo IAEiLAap JAo - sA4-et
- In VIRGINIA, Nay nd, i,sl. I

V4HeHof6i VKd9H.
b Having been assigned BY hi. Exesllsnsy shs
The @ nmand, tor the present, Of such volunteers
from Maryland a. may offer their services, the
updsrsjgned advises Immediate organisation INTO
companies OF not lsss than cfty msa, who wiz
lee. their own officers.
The certificates OF election win be return sd -
he commanding ofiesr, who viii forthwith PIE
surs the proper commissions.
Karh company will consist Of cas- Captain, cps
first aud one Sssond Lieutenant, four Sergssnts
'orr Corporals, IN st least forty-tvo privatsa.
II IL earnestly recommended To ths kseyisao
usa thai .hsy lose no time In perfseting theif
organisation. Inheyiting So We do the name Of
he. ola Maryland Line" let Us imitste their
ala tha grand ''Oid Maryland Continentsis" OF
i7ye set an example VI i0ysi.T, discipline and
soursgs to be amulAtsd but not 1urpssssd Gy osI
byoshe,s e. the South.
FRAECIs ]. THOMAS,
nv ss-ts Gel CommspGins
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soUrggSx aARUg1NruEa9.
Gs Sc as5 sEre<issIy e wen ssY objSss - deal.
ssn5s goose, N!tLozt pAytas saE Fsc9s .oT tass
iaa 1Ee'g AEtnsi wcT.Er
fkE
HkSYGHAS
sS,xy,
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tsAsn i Il ~ = hHtf A1EsS2S sGE1&5
L STORE og

re. s2a H&ia e.. uadsr spotswood Hotels
Tns stock somDFisss 81 tn articles l.: nae gtrOAs
aouse and sign psintsya, carriage EE2 fDyEiiG4s
GtAcu!sss8rsrs, artiasa, arshitests AID ars122tss
gsnar1tiV
"A or TAvT TO COUNTRY s:kE
Z CdANTS.-N0 IS TIE TIME TO SAVE
FIFTY PER Ckhr.-Counlry merchants wiships
~ save 1tty paI cent, do by calling ~ llg
Wholesale and Retail store. The only complete
eGmTlsted. In the rear Of nv store, the largest
Candy Fsctory THIS eide OF 6v York. Meecha4ts
arc REQ Ges5sd t. call sad examine fer themselvss
4. ANTOnI, 81. Aichoias Saloon,
I'm 30 iga Hair RI npp Kent Pains SS ia
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p =. RCDEKER g. co. AFOTH ECAkIE
sA5 AND DRUG0IsTs, No. 10 nAIS STREET.
"a resr Old Market. Richmond, Va, viii keep
~ on hand general assortment OF pure Drugs
9eci1iDes, Chemicals Oils, Paints, Window Glass,
Patty, Dye StuGs, Patent Medicines, Brushes, OF
al kinds Surgical appliances, Burning Fluid, Al
sohol, Soaps, PerfnmeFy. Fancy Artiolss, Garden
5esds, Clue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, SNUG
Eedi5iosl Liquors, Sc.
Ereseri ptions prepared At e. hours, Will spSelA
ssre, by mem bers Of the drra alone.
Physicians orders from the s0untry ezssutso
promptly, &n3 ths most rsliabls nsdisines fur
nssnsd las