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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-02
S UNBURY STEAM FIGURING
NH IA IN

GNHE subscribers having taken possession Of
Il this first ella IS FIGURING MILL, are pre-.
pared to receive grain of Ill kinds, and to do Gus
tom work at the Shortes. Notice. Customers
will have their grists ground Immediately upon
their being left at the Mill. As it is the inten.
ton Of the firm to stock the Mill large Sup
ply OF Grain will be constantly kept OF hand.
and flour by the quantity can always be obtained,
The greatest care will be taken to turn out a su
perior quality Of -four, for which the mill is aj
mirably adapted. Strict attention will be paid TO
the wants of customers, and the patronage of the
public generally is respectfully requested.
MORGAN & CO.,
Sunbury, June %, 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-02

a ife or Death The subscribers tax
q 4 pleasure in announcing that they are now
prepared to mail (iree) 10 those who wish il.
copy of an important llIe work, 10y the late Dr.
Bramptnn, eilicd 1.-The IDvaids Medical Con.
fdanl," published for the benefit. and as a wern,
ing 10 young men and persons who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. &c. &c,
supplying the means of self cure. The reader is
lrrrsIslhy led 10 compare useful life with an
isnohle death.
Reader, lose not a moment, hut send your ad.
dress for copy of this little work Address the
Publishers
DIR JOHN b OGDEN & co,
o. Il 90 John ST., New York.
May ls, lssI-.3mos
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-02
STOVES

EToR SALE an excellent second hand Cook
l. ing Stove, also several Cylinder Coal
sIu'es.-- Enquire al this office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
TELEGRAMS-
FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, April SO.--The steamship Coatzacoaleos
passed up today with troops for Washington City.
The President will call for % 600 additional troops,
which, With the $4,000 already called out, aud the
regular army and navy, will make a total of 1888 900
men.
A dispatch from Harrisburg, Pa says that by an IN
Outstanding between the Governors OfNew York. Penn
syvauia, Ohio and Indiana, those States will act in
conjunction to throw troops Into Washington elsewhere
in the South upon the order of the War Department
Gov. Curtain, Of Pennsylvania in his message to the
legislature earnestly recommends the appropriation of
S5O00OOO and the raising Of 5000 men for domestic
defence, wei as for the federal service
On the 27h, Edward Everett made speech in Bos-
ton in which he said ave are but o1e heart and ore
mind that the Government must be sustained We for
get that partisans remember only thai;
We are Americans"
The Collector Of Boston has received orders grant
cearAnces to vessels for ports south of Delaware
Bay.
1t is estimated in New York, that Northern States
oes and individuals have subscribed over $ 600 600
for the war
The steamers F. W. Bruno, Fanny Cadwalader and
VIM. woOiward have been chartered by the u s Gov
eminent and left New York Saturday for Trenton, N
j., to take troops to Washington.
Several seizures Of gunpowder on board vessels were
made Saturday nigh, in New York. About 500 troops
are now on Staten Island awaiting transportation among
them Alderman Wilson's Zouayes, 500 strong
The New York Tribune says $50 soon as every thirg
requisite is prepared and supplied there Will doubtless
be force Of 100000 men sent to the relief of Fort Pick
eas; and they will march through, not around, Balt
more, Richmond, Raleigh, Charleston, Savannah Mont
gomery and New Orleans, where they will be Joined by
Ike force which will have made its way down the Mis-
sssippi.
petition was in circulation in Philadelphia on the
2Sh ins urging the President open the route through
Baltimore.
Much activity observed last Monday between Forts
NeHeury and Carroll and it is reported that guns were
taken to the latter being placed in the best pos
sible condition OF defence
Baltimore is quiet, but volunteers offering in large
numbers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
GUANO.

TENHE attention % Farmers and Planters called this
valuable and micti fs tizer which, by saa tory
and practical reui nov placed II the mont rank among the
most approved c-mne-C.t manure.
TIE analysis q Baron Lo, . Mulch and Professor Jones'
~ Georgia proves that this Guauo larger proportion Of
soluble than any It's success and popularity
10 ne south Unprecedented ducug cotton upon very poor
land, and ryanc Isac fr many purposes For tobacco
proved equally successful which We have
certificates OF the satisfactory character.
Planters because of g. chAprs and sue should their
money by buying fertilizer Which will sold u-on r!us 10
n times, aud vii De warranted pure and genuine
FELIX CAVE,
Sole gen. % American 6uauo Company
fs2s-rtf 1lth street between Ma. ard Frsrkfn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

TBE CRY RAILROAD is progressing rapidly. The work
Of construction has been completed on Main street to
1gb street. and large force is now employed in ex-
tending the tract 9h When that is DONE the
vkmcn viii return the lower end Of Main street and
be-a the construction Of parallel track Several weeks
viii elpse before the read q pas into operation. The
coaches hear aro not ys. ouis, but trust they
y De before the completion Of the road We see no
reason why they should have been constructed ere
nos go that hey could have been gu. upon the route
from sth street 20 Rockets that portion Of
fh. tr.ck vas hid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
CITY ITEMS.

PuasoxAL-Judge Gideon D. Camden, Of Harrison
county, snd Hon. Waller r. Staples, Of Montgomery
county. we're IN he CITY yesterday. They are both
members elect If tie Provisional Congress Of the Con-
s,5erste States Judge Camden Was member OF the
Co,veution ch framed the Constitution Of the State (;
,nee which ims be has held the position of Judge Of
tb Circuit Court in the 2lst circuit De IS one OF the
mos. popular citizens Of the Northwest Mr. Staples is
hi he prime Of hie and is regarded by all who know
A. one of the abest Of Ls years in the State. he
VA, the Bel and Everett elector for hs district Both
rnemen are azdeutly devoted to the maintenance Of
Southern rishs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

Tax CRY has been very quiet for the past day or two.
Il is irie saying that "a calm precedes the storm" We
know not how tar this may spplv our city, at this
tins but remembering the great Plwnee war we should
not be surprized if something should occur long TO
asakc1 excitement, and start our people 10 work
hurr.edly upon plan Of operations which up 70 the
present time seems 10 have been regarded unutecs
sIry.
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Il. II. Il.
FAREWELL
CALONEE, BLUE PEEL, QUINHNE
OPIUM, CHLOROFORA, AND ALCOHOL.

Railways Remedies combine all that reqVed or the purga
ton pu- caon, regulation, inyig raton and hamonzaton OF
al the or.ans Of 'he human body.
R,DwAY'5 RELiEF taken preventive, forhes the
frame against the bad air. had water daCp sudden
temperature and species fiction IL celms
tloe an W the Taken a. the hr outset
= any disease Administered later usp snds the
s5r er and affords opportunity for the other remedies TO
ercsa their aenIgn a. lence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
RAnWAY,s REGULATING Pills.

Are great e,-nrave edcne Of the age ladies for
The victims depressing ic usuming complaints Of special
nature restored health and yg1r hY 81 E Al the or
drary sc Ions q hoEes and liver yield " the hr''
second dose Pills slice IN q and they
u from three % six tcurs, f-lay an 80 he fr Is
given such na1seang quantities Coated " IA sweet
gam ii dis reezhe flavor. They tonly cure Cos
yeness quickly tu, permanently and In bNonsness they are r
sHbe Dysprpc who have Suffered fr years, recover IN few
weeks under painless operation They powerfully upon
circulation = the blood, rendering uniform and equa5
ttrcl. hcut the syster.
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~ ACr

no aeod section Chapter 4f OF the Code Virginia.
relative the Limitation suits Limit the right
trty bring action 20 land Is. Of the Al
Ic.hany moun;sinI-Passsd, March 21ih, 1851
elacei BY The General ASS .by q VrgiriS that the
m section chsper h1uired forty nine Of the Ccl Of
y la passed ia the year hocsAnd eight hundred and r
ane ameaded and enacted that shall be FOL
lows.
sEcrN Noperson shall make e1try bring an action
Any Land ug Ea Of the Altg1anv mountains Ia,
within fNeen yvRrS any land lying West OF the Allegheny
but within years after the time which the
right bring such sc shall have lst &C
crard 20 himself or 20 some person through whom he claims
Nohag 90 this shall al any action pen
ding prevent The making bringing Of
ton within years amer the passage hereof tu; such
ton pending and such entry action that here
az brought within the last mentioned tine, shall be
governed b the Law existing Immediately before th passage there
o.
This shall be publish a for sixty days In two Newspapers
priat-d In the City q MclEond.
A copy fron the Rolls.
Teste: WI p GORDON Jr.
ApQ9-c6li c. H. D. A Keeper OF the Rolls Of Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
MANUFACTURED BY
S. MGRUDER'S SONS,
UECEaJsnSn VA
PEEUYIAN eUANO warranted 10 eontap per

PERUVIAN GUANo warranted contain per cent
OF Aons and IS 30 OF Bone Phosphate Of Lime
Price per ten o. 1900 rs, $50 90.
BONE ASH GUANO warranted 70 contain per Ammo
MIA and per Of Bone Phosphate Of Lime Price per
ton Of 20OO Us. $50 10.
GROUND BONE ASH containing 70 Sper cent Of Bone PhOs
phate Lime and ground 10 ne powder Price per ton Of 1880
rs, SS5 60
and eontain cent OF Phosphate OF Line. Price
per ton Of 1000 rs, $50 co.
Having been many largely engaged II the Guano trade
and had opportunities Of testing fully the value Of al Kinds Of Gu
Ano been imported into the country enables TO select
are vcry best varieties preparatonand from repeated
experiments been made With ali the ingredients use
both separately and IN coordination satisfied that The farm
Ell vii and our FERTILIZERS much cheaper hsn the Peruvian
VIXEN used alone.
TIE Peruvian and Phoshac Grano Used are selected with
-t ar and svavs rigid snsyss They very
dry and ground tine powder and thoroughly andnmstey
MIXED. =. 80,
snt as there no the sdle1't q Process q
manufacturing. = -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
TIE
MAGNOLIA BALM.

A PERFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY FOR
PIuPLFS, BL0TCHES,
PRECKLES, E8UPTIONS,
SUNRTRS OR TAN.
This Elegant Preparation renders the skn soft and fresh, i'm
parting Marble Pury. II cool and rsfreshngn
piled 20 the exposure aud will give immediate
relief the Sting Of Insects Nothing poisonous enters Into its
composition. The Of a bottle might be taken without
harm. Is application eU0y might for geek, oH cure ne
icorst cIss u TiD.plss.
Sold eyerywhere-Price fry Cents a Bottle
W. = HAGAN 4 CO., PTopre;ors, Troy, ~ Y.
PtsHER sHErPAap Agents. fas-d1v3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

Every ssoUdkecp ply Of RadTavs Ready Relief
constantly Ia s house but VIII ward n eta
-ud Agu Corp, lnnaerza Fore Throat Small PoN
scarlet Fevc- Typhoid Fever a-d other malignant els and
in ca Rheumatism, NEURALGIA, Cramp Pats, Aches and
ufrnss sppi att Of tie Ready Relief externally or
te.slooul N .z water d-iGk, vii stop the mos.
Earg pa rs 20 fem fge g fneen MINUTES
In severe of Group Dp,hes1r Sore Throat plague
Railway Ready Relief will always LIE and quickly the
paien'
For worrs there medication quick dose Railways
Ready belief
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

ExEcUrryE CoUSclL.-The Advisory Council Of tie
Governor has been increased by authority OF the Coz
vsutioo. bv the addition Of Lieut. Gov Montague, and
e. .n Thomas Hivm0ud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
RUFFIN'S
PH0SPH0R-PERUYIAN GUAN0,

ready supply orders FOR my fertilizers fast a.
ley Al ray rely upon setting without delay an ar
tc suy have made, diereat IN rs phosphate IN
ri- ron anything else u market ard better, because
c1a'tns pare Bone Phosphate y Lt1e than any other
Ms1I,1'st.i Ue.-s.
applying preparations % wheat ne pass sea
svHsheas could be expected under the com
tlci disasters % joint wrrrfy, russ and most - sh drocgh
which present favorable action OF The phosphats 70
great extent hr The wheat granting but we
~ tst thai equal superior 60 Peruvian gu
wheat whilst flr lands that need phsphstess nearly Al
7 dt has proved s superiority, uader fair seasons o pre-
aI- good stand % clover u IS true that occtsoncl aares
have reported bit hey such every manp1aiof
hears the fact hat the land did rot need
pl hut most generally 90 The worst season Tor ooa Eaeai
all clover have known
% the val1e % % be found II
t fact that have orders for more than four uues much as
ha1 ai ere period last year.
Persons who Induced 70 gusno, nom Their eype-
% Others, particularly requested
Rgns Gu4no and Co that hey H. tere
r-s1v ua1irr lated arlc,sir The maIkeL
bel hsl OF uyscf the commission merchants generally
Richmond OF uy agents. Mcs ThOS BRANCH A SONS,
P.,ersbu- n HOLLlNs Co. Lynchburg, HUGH SCOTT Fre-
e-,ksburr MASON, MARTIN co, sc0tsyile; JOHNSTON,
.srts-ca FRANK @. RUFFIS
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IlOLLEVN ENSTITITE.

BOIEIOJRF SfhiNGS, lRG y IA.
TsIHE ion o. h Institute viii open the ist Wednes-
dly ju9e sri continue without interruption till the FIRST
Wednesday iu APRIL. l~b1
Tl0rougl ana ss, inst u-'io1 gvenn The Departments
20 Arceat E.aEr, Modern Lang Mathematics, E1gish
and Lvrs-rr, Natural Science Aor sceuc, story, Music,
D-iv.u- luj Painting
IRE location % o.. school in Roanoke county, five miles from
h- Va ard Tenn Raotd il sufficiently accessible, INT ~ the
quiet and rt.rf. 70 iei by b.alu noun
1 sce-ey, ana ej3y5 the Advantage Of sulphur and
chay bsate Springs
TERMS
Board sni Tuition 10 TIE L'e-lry Dpsgtzea
Tuition 10 M-sic, pane Gutter, &c 50
D-4viuE and Pain'ilg from ... 10 g. o.
Payable strictly bali 10 advance and the Si-,. The
% the Session.
Books Stationery furnished Richmond p .1
~ Ot.ou, Ei Bons-ck ths first o: he
session.
FOR turtle, uformaiior si'resI
CHA,. COOKE Superintendent,
apSI-rtli Jane B.tet. spr,r.s Va.
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-IIHE VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT tn

| CORNER OF 9Uu AND GRACE STREETS, OPPOSITE CAFI-
TO- ARA snswu as the Central Hotel for saAt
t request Of the owre authorized % sell the fore
Going valuable real This property Is well known that
miaute rpton deemed unnecessary SUE say That
Is 1caon rme5ltcly opposite the Capitol sllare among
t- most -la be in "a. city The Hotel Accommodation
'- sb.u. 700 guests and only vel adapted o Uois
equally gcrte boarding use i'r families To good
t.ant Tor arg ra, will be made acconu0tt
ting To ru-chase- the liberal creii which b. de
sired vii be- given or Virginia State stock be taksn pay
met
spS1-c2F GUD0IN & APPERsON Auctioneers.
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h'0Astuet 100 FuoIshrf, ., VA
TEXAS LANDS,

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
IL 600 ACRES Of the best Lands West.r, Texas select
O.OOO ed personally bv the owner 1856 and : and
cupied by him since their purchase III health caused by pan
fl chronic disease renders possible for him to continue the
business 70 farming and he would sell exchau
Of non eco for good lands the states -
MARYLAND Virginia The titles patents from Regubc
aud state 90 Texas and al Of the tracts mproy
ed good portion ~ the land susceptible. % irrigation
These lands situated between the An and
the coat the road called the Indanoa h5ai 10
me are vel bersd md good cotton sugar
lands
For farther information apply TO
CHARLES C. NIEBCHR
20 Ferry Street New YORK city.
Or to Messrs. TARDY 4 WILLIAMS Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
pRAcIcis a n. coahs q BasknsAAn. Prince KdsAsd and
II Appoma1ox.
AddreaA Nrs Store Bnckinghars. Va rosI-ccn
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAuB< ALFRED
~ - have uaiet IA - pzeri>e a Ne 10 = Acnno1e
\. Jo..s 400 rsssc:s i z. <.su c,.r,sf rs.nssaa
Ny aA1 Hs1rtco.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

NEWSPAPERS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there is great confidence to be placed in
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
There seems to be excuse thin or gray Hail. now ths,
the celebrated HEsTRKErs xTAsE HAIR RESTORATIVE be
had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
when people protect their Hair from the marks Of
they uxurs In glossy black locks advanced
period their lives when white and Hair he turned
beautiful ba auburn; when HaiE be made grow upon
bald heads all this be done do any harm
tel what will do It. HEIMSTREET'S HAIR RESTORATIVE will
thing the klnd The facts possession
regard this wonderful preparation, warrant In unquanedy
recommending II"
ST. LOI Is REPUBLICAN.
"Msny Of Hrs ci in St. Louis speaking In glowing
terms Of this Article"
CAThO CITY GAZETTE.
inconpsby excellent preparation for the Restoration Of
GRAY Hair TO It's original col"T TO Hair from failing out,
badness sale Humphrey Browns Ia this
city, evidence this Restorative humbug concur
sve Testimonials that eject be found In almost every pa
per In the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
Leave dyes alone and only reliable Restorative, like
HelnStreets Inimitahe"
Sold eyeryWhere-Price SOC and a. per bottle
W. T. HAGAN L CO., Propretors, Troy, n. Y.
FISHER SHEPPARD, Agents. fes-ddw8m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

VNHE TKOOPER'S MANUAL, by Col J. Luciu, Ds
Vs rapidly ruarrg through the Press and will be
ready In few days. just published,
HEAYI ar rILLERY.-Jnstrucilors for heavy Artl-
sry prepared by Board o. Oces for the Of the Army
Of he O. - reprinted under the supervision Of Coils Ripley and
Alex f4usseni OF Charleston, ) o. A. NORRIS,
a.26 Raokseler And pnhllsh-r- QI raIn ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
RADwAY's REY0vATIYG RESOLvEYT

RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT
Searches The diseased blood and pugs L Of irammaory and
-7r-atng par Frcloac diseases supposed 70 he ntEe'
ia tbs dh and tissues past al help Is the s Hrcrdi
cure -sh skin d rider thai slst this nj h
. dis nf-cn'. liberated Throat Bronchitis, Tuberee
the -us AZ ulceralon Inward outward succlmb
fore rs anti s.p;c artiii GaEustory &C lon.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
aps-dcrlm RADSAY 4 Co, % John street. y. Y.
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81 IUE,S AND RIRKENS SUPERIOR PREsF
Ll ORANGE COUNTY BUTIEA Just By steamer York


n kegs and half bbls. Virginia Mountain pu'ter
so bags Mocha Laguayra, Java, Cyon snd RIO Coffee,
90 bbs Crushed CGt, GRADUATED, Puyelizei Coffee
1Ohslr chests best Green and Black Tea,
100 bb4 Family Extra and supelhue Flour
$50 sugar-cure1 Queen City, Todds and plain HAMS
115 Thin Breasi pieces, shoulders and Jolr, Ha.on
80 bo1es Parsfine, Adamantne AMI Taliow Candles,
100 bush Grey, Crowder and Blars-Fye Peas,
go bush. white Mercer and Peach Blow Potatoes
London Porter, quarts and PINS Port n MADEIRA Wine
London Dock Brandy; and pure Old Va. Mountain whisky.
For sale wholesale and retail by 5. ROBERTSON
ap3 Corner Governor snl Franklin streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

~ RWS-LAN1N.-The undersigned has facilities for ma
sily sales OF NirsgA Lsnls and Farns Tor which there
inquiry, ard requests gentlemen trCIs selling Nrcn-
property, q excaan; o- other Improved uauProved
4ad persons property, communicate by letter with him
be refers TO John Lewis Peyton, Esq Asernon suyaa Esl,
Coc ESQ President American Exchange Bank " T. HOOK
-r Eq President Continental BANK, Hast Esq, President
Bank Of the Commonwealth. THOMAS bonn,
selt-cf fS2 Broadway N.Y. Box 3ji9, p o.
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BARKSDALE az BROTHERS,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RCBxoSn, Va.
Lbsrll advances made on consiguuen;l IA hard
CLAIBORNE BkKKEpALE @. r. BASKSDALE
rnlll-.E. n HlnKsnALN
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NOTICE.

ON and after this date Night Train will be dlscon- w.
~ truei ia
Trans vii, leave heretofore, at g 4 VI, and & P n
For TIE accommodation OF person going Hermitage Fair
Grounds Train viii be run at Intervals curing day
sAhL RUTH supt Trans.
Richmond. 60 april 1861. an8O
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EetTss,E-

CAPTAINS Volunteer Companies throughout the State
~ respectfully Informed that the Commissioners appointed
Law for the purpose obtaining
eseem and as fast they delivered at this
post they issued Immediately according priority
Of orders. CHARLES DIh&OCk,
Captain and superintendent Armory.
Richmond Va. January S. 1881. Iai0-G
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs.
ny aoppIY 4 HPPER.oN. ATor'e.
ALE OF VALUsnLK CoUnTRY SEAT IN

GALE OF VALUABLE CoUhTEY SEAT IN
= SIDNEY NEAR TO RICHMOsDBy request and of
r. Roddey and IN execution Of de- q Fu from Tin
self and wife 70 Poghsan Roberts, Trustee bearing dae the Sit
dsy f October $780, dolly recorded enuco county the under
signed as acting Tor tbs said Tus aud the said
Roddey viii proceed sell public DOR the premises.
WEDSEsD Az LIST May, 1861 at O'Clock On fair; n not
the frat fair DAY thereae the valuable Real Ettae The
sidney which the said Rodtsy resides consisting Of
twenty Lots down In the plan sdrey bounded Grove
and other streets On one Of the lets which fonts rove street.
n Bodey recently erected most beautiful and costly
together with other bu dng slh Kitchen stable Car
House Hoase The very beautiful
hborhood the most improving any Rich
Gond The prop,ItF will be divided to soit bidders
TskMs bers and made known sas taxes for 1861
to be pald by the purchaser -
ap29-tds GoDDIS APPEssOg, Auei's.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

eSHs. PHILIP F1AYO will reopen her SCHOOL at
E Sycamore Church. 1th street. between Bread MAJ
Iha nrsi Monday in October She will receive few snail
$40 er sess0n Of month"; IylS-H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

lN8NCY TOILET WARE.-NEw STYLES now recelv.
Ing ship Patrea from Liverpool and beautiful patterns
English Toilet ware embracing choice styles Thosen want
please call and examine at the China Furnishing
lore OF THOs A. BULELEY 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

MILITARY NOEsCE.-Youug Men DESTROYS Of bee D.
VI 1s Cadets the Virginia Military lat ute may make sp
pilc tt1u 10 jor Preston, Acting SUI er.ntendsn
The Academic coU-sis suspended for the present. but military
training is siven By thorough dill and discipline.
tuition fee will be required Until study resumed In other
respects the terms admission viii De heretofore
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

0s NEGROEs-ws will sell l5Iley Eeross,to-lay, NJ 70
EC O'CLOCK PULLIAh > Co, A4ctIl
Odd Fellows Fal.
NJ B-Hou,e ssrvsn,s ooot' Washers ard roner ~ s,'
pr.yAieiy EVIL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
sUPERINTENDENT,s OFFICE,

VOLUNTEER oicers Of the State respectfully iniorn
that beside the bonds required by law there must be
defrom he Aduan General to authorize the aupernenden
u the Htate ATnOry TO Issue arms &c. dele--H
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