The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-23
MOTH &c.
EiTHE GOVERNOR TIR6tNIA.

The Executive Of Virgins, by authority Of the
Convention aud Of the General Assembly, has,
from time to time accepted the patriotic services
Of the gallant sOns Of tbs COmmonw ealth, who
have cheerf1lly rallied to her defence, and vol
untsersd to protect the interests OF the Confede
rate etatss. These men, under Svsry Ilconye
nenee and hardship, murmur not. There is the
greater propriety n anticipating their wants and
In mi istering TO cir necessities. The GOvarn
u..nt OF tho Confederate States * ma king every
EFFORT 10 provide all tho troops with the clothing
aud 4u2rtsrmsster aud ComTnissary stores
cessary Tor their comfort gnd .ustensnes. ELt
feeling 1t 10 DO "a obligation on the faTt r VIZ
slnis 10 soc thai her own volunteers are amply
provided for, have thought !: duty, which
lake pioasurs IN performtng 10 ass eyary exer-
don to have az smpls supply Of requisite sloth-
Ing. therefore on behalf Of the State, in woke
all li.iIeus OF the Commonwealth 10 furnish such
articles OF clothing, Of substantial fabric, ready
made. as It msy be in their power 10 tender.
hach soldier should be furnishsd with great
sos!; coat, vott and p2Gsaloons-tro pair Of tbs
latIsr ~ least two pal. Of WARM yarn seeks, draw
srs shifts. shoes and 4 blanket. All srtlelss
traa sm,tt ~ TO tbs Adjut4nt Genera! Of the State
labelled with The name Of the person for whom
intended with the name OF the Captain or officer
-oLaIgadiIs tie company 10 which the person be-
loLa=, will Gs forwarded with certainty 10 their
pIoPsr isssi1 L.iVn. When cot Intended for q
speciG- i I.rl1Lai, Il marked For the Army"
tEs sE.sits WI lie tistritrte3 to those In want
VIE s40si ceIt&iIty
To insure .a.a4ss, / Resp ecttul!y recommend to
the County or Corporation Courts TO make prov!
sion ;or clothing tho respective coup.n!es from
their c0uu.tes or corpor7tious Wien each rro-
Vision Dot male g. The fret session Of ths Courts
srtsr thu. notice, call mon IN patro citizens
u the counties corporations falling. % hold
pnbls m6eti0gs snl appAin. committees, whoie
duty it shall b. 10 make ~ ov!si9n foT co hing
81 .h oompalls. &c It ray be n their power H.
provide for. Clothing provided BY Gcrr's o.
meetings u c:tlseDs NAY ha forwarded n like
manner 10 the AdIotsut Generals Department
sad viii bs Immediately .rsrsmittea WI car
tsinty 10 Its destination.
This Is an important duty, which sstetr'ly
hope will be attended TO promptly, with -e.i and
energy. 1t Is the duty Of 4 tr"s ps0pls 10 rsps'
the ruthless Invaders from heir soii. ltis then
duty to punish the enemy, and make him FEEL
th cir power and know their resources. TO have
the ability to perform this duty. we must sea tha
our soldiers are ear.d for snd made emcient. 1t
will warm the soldiers heart to know the old
Commonwealth is Interested N his welfare. ana
is busying hereslfin caring for him II Will nerve
the patriot arm TO feel that It has a"stch'ul sys
al home, n ndful OF all its wants snd ready 10
supply them. Feeling tina, this appeal nom shs
Executive In favor Of our volunteers Will be re-
spondsd TO fully and promptly by generous peo-
pie, / confidently await the result
Given under my hand, at Richmond, this 13d
day OF Angus. 1851, and In the eighty sixth year
Of the Commonwealth. JOHN LYrCRER.
B.-Mauufaeturer, OF cloths In Virginia win
pleas. furnish the Executive with samples OF
such cloths a. they may be able 10 manufacture
and the quantity they can furnish, with the prie>
demanded,