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Slassschssesss Trne s q ker InssIssels
Che Trquisitien Of tho President. 5ithodl wsit- !.
lug Tor the Official reqaistion for treeps, Gos.
quota or troops required Of Mssssshusesss Is
teady how VII you have them y proceedr ~
Commenting on the above, the Washing ton
Sfafes remarks " that in the last war with
Great Britain, when our shores were invaded
our cities laid In ashes, our women insulted
and degraded by heartless foreign troops, the
President made a lawful and constitutional
call on the Governor of Massachusett.
tSrRoSe,) for small quota OF troops to de-
fend our homes and families, and it was re-
fused. ~
Now that the blood Of Southern brethren is
TO be spilled, the Unconstitutional call Of the
President Is anticipated, and Massachusetts,
shows her craven spirit.
''How distinct is the contrast between Mas
sachusetts and North Carolina While the
citizens Of North Carolina, nder the lead OF
their brave FoRsrrHE, were watering the
Northern from tier in 1912 with their life blood,
the citizens OF Massachu sets refused to obey
the call of President Ma Olson, declaring it
immoral and unbecoming free people 10 re-
joice at our victories over foreign foe.'' The
blood is stiil the sane. While Governor An
DRsws anticipates in the supply Of men for
inteetin" strife, Il patriotic Gov. Ettis tels-
Crap. . The Secretary of War, 7 can be n o
party 10 MS wicked violation OF ID laws Of
the county, and 20 this war upon the liberties
Of a free """le You c;sn get no troops from
North Caro- =
"Massae n INSET - had no troops to fight Great
Britain IL q national war, but it has ready
cohorts to precipitate and carry on civil war
to coerce Americans out of the principles Of
personal and State Independence which were
guaranteed by the Constitution. On the other
hand, North G., -olina, which fought foreign
Zoe, cannot anu viii not find powder and ball
to immolate its brethren
"Look ON thus picture and on that"
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Ine Washineton 6atss, In reference to the
favorable response Of this Infamous traitor
20 tns call for troops against the South. says
tnat As u recognised In Washington ar =
niack Asepubilcan, his name being published
= ono % the Vice Presidents OF q Republican
mssung, .neid In Washington. on Tucsdav
nisntn VIII Maryland, can she, permit THE
laise'hsartrd recrsnt to carry ont his trai.
torous purpose Are there no trns man i,
Maryiands We believe there are, and that
they will beard tbs lion Ia his den.
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A1e Him Again

In reply to the New York Courier, which
says that the Express of that city has been ga
traitor as long as it dared to be-" the Express
says its editors have never been --.
Bought and sold for $52 500
Driven through the Capitol by Duff Green s
mahogany pistol stock.
'Or, COW hided in Vail street, for violating the
laws of God aud man.
'0r, published private letters, held in honor
and con 1dence
IF, then, the editors should ever be hung for
.Trea.on,' they hope to leave a decent name be-
hi NJ -
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A Good Examine.

The Richmond Enquirer states that a gen.
tleinan, on Tuesday, t. ndered to the Exeeu.
tive twenty five negro II Oh to work ON fo- ii.
ications wherever orde Il As he lives about
one hundred and fifty MI from Richmond,
his example deserves to D followed, and we
have no doubt will be by those who live
nearer. There are not less than ono thousan nd
negroes in and around Richmond who could
be we'll engaged at this time, and who would
work with n VIII against the common enemy.
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PROPOSED TRucR.-The Washington CORES
pondent of the Baltimore Sun writes that a
prominent Republican Senator is said to have
urged upon the President the expediency of
establishing truce with the seeded States
while he is making his preparations to ''repeI
force by force"
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VIRGINIA EULLY ARoUsRD-We learn from
the Blue Ridge Republican that on Thursday
morning train reached Culpeper Court
House, having on board 700 men, whose des.
unation, it is supposed, was Harper's Ferry
hundred more joined them at the depot, and
another train subsequently passed from
Lynchburs having on board over 800 men and
park of handsome brass artillery.
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SBizuRs.-A dispatch received at this office
yesterday, from Oommissary Bridsford, of the
First Regiment, announces the seizure by his
detachment, lin conjunction with Col. Brock
etts Thirty Ninth Regiment Va. Militia of
the ship 'Argo," Capt. Ballard, Of Bath, Me.
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CoRRBsPoNDESc..-We have received within
a day or two good many letters from the in
terror, urging immediate action on the part Of
the State Convention : but as that body has
now acted, their publication would be ont of
nlnce
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The SEVENTH RBGIXBsT.-On Tuesday night
four companies of the eth regiment in New
York held a private meeting, but what was
done is not known. The Herald, however,
mentions a rumor that the regiment will be
ordered to Fort McHenry, at Baltimore, so as
to be near the city of Washington in case they
may be needed. The members, It is added, all
express willingness TO go South or wherever
they may be needed.
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The RENAME of Commodore James McIn-
tosh have been transported from Pensacola to
Liberty county, Ga, for interment. Com
modore Mcintosh died, it will be racoIlec ted
while In command of Pensacola Navy-Yard
and station, on the I'd September, 1860, after
an honorable service of forty nine years, to a
day, as an officer of the U. S Navy
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SEEING ORDNANCE Some of the Norfolk
people on Wednesday removed from one of
the wharves large pile of ordnance belong
ing TO the U. S. Government. 1t has been
placed in the City Hall square.
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Defence of Richmond.

We should like TO see some measures in pro-
Sress for the defence of this city. A few
earthworks and batteries now prepared may
save great loss of property and life hereafter
1t should not be deferred a day.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO PILoTs.--Gov. Letcher tel.
egraphed to Norfolk on Tuesday evening
Inc Pilots are hereby instructed not to
take out to sea any United States war vessels
from the port of Norfolk ...
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MULTIPLICATION. Il. Kidwen was unapi.
mousiy nominated for the Washington Con.
gress by the Democratic Convention in ths
Fairmont District. on "Wednesday.
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srsrsxrOy OF VIRGINIA..

Succession or VIRGINIA.. s
The announcement that the Convention CT
virxinia had passed an Ordinance OF Secession
was received with the most universal and
profound Satisfaction. There are no longer in
Virginia two parties. The Union men and
the Seceesionists are arruye,i In = solid band
of brotherhood under the Flag OF Virginia.
The only rivalry is which shall do and suffer
moet in defence Of our common honor against
the monstrous deepotism at Washington
LixooLs's Proclamation has accomplished the
union Of AL parties in Virginia and the South.
The Ordinance OF Secession is the answer of
the Convention to that Proclama tion, and the
action Of the Convention is but the echo Of
the Peoples Will.
The old Union, for which our fathers fought
and bled, has been wilfully sacrificed by a
Black Republican despot, and he now seeks
to wrench from us our Liberty and Inde.
pendence. Virginia, which led the van in the
war Of 20, now meets him on the threshold
She has been slow to act but she will be
slower stnl TO retracs her steps. The Union
has lost Its brightest planet, but 1t will hence
forth beam as a star of the first magnitude in
The purer, brighter and grander cons tellation
OF the Sou ,hern Gross. 80
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SALUTE PROM MARYLAsD.-Fifteen gun. were
Hired last Tuesday night in Funkstown, Md.
In honor of the Southern victory at Fort sum
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The Herald Articles.

We learn that the author Of the New York
Heratfs money article - an English rene
gads By the name Of BAasUM, who has been
only two years IN this country. - g 1sagsa
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MS We are under obligations to the Adams
Express Company for fayors by their South.
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n S25 r EWAR ID .-kauaway. on the 20 n

"a Oh March woman pamsd NANCY whom
SGy5A purchased of III. Storm, of this city She
<uOis OF medium size, rather spare made ola
.&xA ginger bread color, has a diaident loos
wn.n spoken to, istweuty tn rec years old, hasa
niister scar on her neck. She was sold lat
Christmas at the sale Of VIM Andrews decd
nine miles above the city. She may now be "a
that neighborhood, or near Slash Cottage as an.
mas mother living at Mr. WIN WINS near
snSt place, In Hanover county. She was hired 10
MI samuel Allen, Of this city. last year and has
husband hired to Mr.. Ballard st the Exehs,gs
Hotel, by the maine Of Deiphius will paw ths
above reward If delivered TO ma In Richmond
, ap 1s-1w+ n r N0OnWAEn
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n8THR new style Of yisfrrsa cxRn puoro.
GRAPHS, finely executed, can be obtain sd al ~ m
gallery: Also, kkEs' improved fsarl Ambrotyns
which thr0ws the old style OF Amsroty pes Com
pietsly into the shade Price from rs ceats 10 \ 10
sall and see. ~ Msia street, near Dispatch u.
sS0- ly---9t
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For sALs:-Ons OF HOES LARGE CYLIN
DEA PkINTlNV PRESSES, Aoxk7. This Press i
nssriy nav. aud viii BE- warranted In perfect con-
s' 'V' App's = Hs snls onse. NH N-ts I
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:: aE=zs.:;zz=xza RICHMOND AND YORK

IA CE RICHMOND AND YORK
~ ;sE9 RIvER FAIL No.
Road STEAM EA9n4#
3 At + Steamer WRSTsa1on1aaSsNsan
FONT, Capt. }. G. Rowe, leaves n orfolk MON
"a ,, "EDA EsDAYS and FRIDAYS. AT "a. NJ.
connecting with the CARS at White House TT 2
+ NJ, and arrive in Richmond at AIS r. M
PASSENGER Train leaves Richmond DAILY at 8
a. NJ, sundays excepted,) connecting at White
THURSDAfs and SATURDAYS. Returning, on
TUESDAYS; THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS,
Ears leave White Hcnse at II A. NJ. and arrive in
Richmond at II Is p. NJ
ap 12-ts r. H. TEMPLE Cant Sun,t
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THE GOVERNORS OF vIReINIa--i

IN THE GOVERNOR or yIRGINIa--1
AYfkoSLhAArioS. Nv he rsas the q General As
syeme1y Fl this Commonwealth has authorized
psos 70 De established la the city Of P,fer-hcrg
under the name OF the 9 Bank oi the Ctv 81 Pc.
tstsSnrg, and has Incorporated tia sau- a.
calA 1i CIRCULATION. deposit and discount, with
espial Of not less than ons hundred ard div
th9nsNnd dollars nor more; than one miiltoa Of
one sns5p % aassa ey subscription. In shares Of
peen esrtined TO the sstsfation on the Exscntivs
maj maj sns SUN q three haudred thousand a>Ils,s
ssihs more thas the miaialsm capital aforesaid,
has been subscribed; thai the said Bank has "a,
ITALY and in good faih, Of il. 90 absolute prop
than three-Dfth. ef the ameuSt sab.erissd' ssd
has sssa By saa shs s. AID
, .esidest and pirec.ors Now, therefore, IA con
oa Sesans tue 8" sss as.ss, .ai. frsssa
kank IL authorised TO Commences operations
90 sly, Given ~, sndes ny hand =. 6overscr, and
sstA yssr Of The conmosa.s.l, hsa III 'h'
n, n. a.x.o, JOHN LgTCHER
AMI. asoAen " Ars,eas,
- az 80. Scc.y OF The Commonwealth
COMMISSION EH wATsOE's 0FIaUg,
THE cKEDirfaosR sss, W irAl ~, .aoSr
i,sa q 5ssss sqs sss, HE deed e oSs
prs.sa, their claims before ne. :; n s VIII
before Meaday, The oh day Ii May. s fssins hat
tans,sss a'' ana ssstls the scesssi. Of lLs Aal4
aplI--te NAY r.,-.sli.y.ss ~
afficK T.. f:1PK K. C0ErAA1.,
nIvlnrNn nacnmond. April "a issi.
IA. hSsrd 81 Director. Of this Company. 1sia a.
ana ana f HiTsST; a pavlnEAD efaTnRkH boLLARs
s sn o. Ne oonnasy fel The pess an noAihsG~
sasss1tsos payaois IA the Stockholders, 81 {Askss
& :: sa u: Il l
Arn, q. W. MACNUHUd sSs
X kDzIE'S CELEHKATKE e. -
tEea WAfkR rLTEkS. HIxEa.
,Me navs now es Aaad large slesk ef ths
snesss wefeh We offer 81 reduced Axip Cad
ana examine them. a. epssstiuA y 81 = r -
800 ChAS. ~ ALI \ co.'s. p
n a-lw lree Bloch. Governer a.,
0kpN ANS DAFAkrakNT. -
ktaaMoSn. VA, April III lssi >
RI ION mailing ten esA cxrriesss. With
SATURDAY, The sssh isst.. y th,s o(ss,
apis-M coless, = s.Ssasns.. Is
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ADJUSTMENTS.
- : = : - - -
q Y NJ n A STU NJ.
RUNAWAYS.
: TWENTY-FIVE DOIl.1Rs RE.

- TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE.
RGhssterseld connty. va my Negro Man
BEN JOHNSON, Of Black coler, about {
49, feet 10 inches high, w ely BIS about IL. lbs
apparently IS or So years old, and il a good cook
aud Is probably hiring himself to cook In Rich,
mend or Petersburg. The above reward will bs
paid for his safe delivery to me at PrLLIAs
Co 3 Office, or safe Judgment in some hail He
came from Petersburg. LEFT home Let March las,
up 17-tf ALBEIT C. PITIIlM
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90 80 opposite plckinsOn, Hill x Co.
EON HlRE-A SERVANT BOY, about I7year
u Old, raised on a farm but with two years ex-
PsIiehce IN tobacco factory, and some little ac-
qualntance with general house work
also. SERVANT GIRL, of about the Same age.
accustomed to work farm. To secure good
hoiaeS, terlns will be made very liberal Apply
10 CHARLES II. WINSTON
sp It's Richmond Female Institute
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BOARDING
u o A Il ID NC.

r o II Nc.
MRS, JAMES W. RAWLINGS
t M sec mmodate from eight 10 ten BOARDERs
~ tno DAY or week, ~ her rssidence, on Prsnk.
IN. eetWeea 18Th and 18th streets. apis-sls
II D A II ID 1 N ii - -
.,,9s Al Rs. DABSgY
Corner Of 9Th and FrsrkIis sfraa.s,
Tor Families an !, ~
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From J. Jones, Esq. ", c

From j. Jones, Esp, " G. -
have had To good fortune of being operated
on Corns by Or. SoHLossaR, and certify with
pleasure to bis dexterous operation, without Civ
ing the least pain, and as have had an opportu-
nifty Of comparing his treatment with others, l
must, in justice to DR.. ScHLossBa say, that his
system is infinitely superior to any one have
ever met, being on the most scientific principle
=. JONES, n. G..
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

~
BE- Special Notice.-The att eution of the trade
Is requested 10 the sale of stock OF DRY GOODS
&c 10 take place ut the store of G. A. GwATKIS
on Main, between It'll and stb street $, THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock. E. Is. COOK, Auotr
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$40 hEWARD.-Ranaway from the
E9 suescribAr. on the first day Of this month
~SsM an GRO WOMAN named SARAH. She 10
&ZSabout 10 years old. She IL from the es.
- tate OF samuel Leaks. and is now held BY
w aiter ~ Leske, Trustee. she IL now in Rich
mona, with forged pass. She has lived In Rirh-
inoud TOT several years. She lived for the las,
Two Is years With Mr.. l.. b. Conway, ea ID, b~tw,.a
btosa and Marshall strests She has two daugh.
.sIs' me Oldest is an Invalid, the other a sprigky
siri, IL years old. She has two listers In Erh.
mond, one living on Marshall, betw cen srd Ara
ist streets, the other st James street near ths
corporation line. ! will pay the above reward
can get her again. ''' w.
Aims uRNpy
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE


DOR SALE-A Negro WOMAN, about forty
WASHER, and sEWS very we'll. apply a, once
to B. A. COrKE,
Otce on I4th ST., Exchange Hotel But idins.
ap la-2t
IOh IA LE-To remain in near Rich mond,
good looking WOMAN, OF fine size She is
SAID 10 be frst rate COOK WASHER and
iRCNEE. She has two children-a girl child
little over twelve months of are, and a boy aeven
years old Apply at CARY STREET JAIL.
EOH HIR Ell have for hire, for the balx nee
l. of the year:
Several TOBACCO TWIsTERs and STEAL
good DRIVER:
Several HOUSE GIRLS:
good WASHERS and iRONERs: and
Several GENERAL LABORERS ....
E. A. J. CLOPTON,
Corner Wall and Franklin streets
ap if-St Opposite Dickinson Hill * Co.
Z
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WIN. J. CApPyETRR

- COMMITTED TO JAIL, As 4 nm
& AWAf Was committed to the iail 81 TIA
Neorporsnen OF the city of Norfolk, on N,
~ "a az Of January, issi, Negro Man wv
,..sG~ JOHNSON. The said negro man IL Ave fsa,
,hres inches high, and weighs zbont Iss pounds;
mas one scar on right arm ABOVE his eIbow. nsh,
about thirty years old 's"'
add on when committed TO jail, black elo,h
soat, eiack pants, glafed car, snd says hs wa
dorm Tree. In Baltimore, Maryland
80. ThoS. J.gEORPREw
mn Nv Sergea mt t,ety yorfotk
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49, NOTICE.-The Books Tor subscrp-
gN-Ga lion to the capital Stock of the FARM
Frs AND MECHANICS INSURANCE C0MPA-
NY OF TIE CITY OF RJCHMOND,' will BIO
opened at the Office Of JAS. M TAYLOR 4 SON,
on the 10th day Of MAY Gext. under the direction
OF ap lo-lm THE COMMISSIONERS.
THE 3STH ANNUAL MEETING
stNa OF the MEDICAL SOCIETY OF EIR-
GIN ia gill be held in the city of Richmond, on
TUhsD1l, the 23d Of April. 1851.
WIN. W. PARKER, NJ. D.,
= 8P li-1aWtd Secretary.
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Norfolk, Va, March %, Isei.

From DR.. 4. ID. Grsaier, NJ. D. Norfolk, Ia.
l take great pleasure In recommending Dr.
scHLossER to those requiring his profess ion al
services The skill he has acquired in his spe-
cialty is truly surprising. he never causes the
slightest pain, even in the most difficult opera-
mons. E. d. GRAEIER, II. D.
Norfolk, Va, March "a, 1851
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From John Ps0-am Loo, Petersburg "a
IT. scHLosdHR has this day extracted several
Corns from my feet without particle Of pain /
recommend him to all persons who are troubled
Win Corns as the only person l have known to
perform the operation scientifically and effectu-
ally. JOHN pBaR,x.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

N "A H1N = LIN 16AAA9GNt'A "a.
PORT or RICu GOTD, APRIL T. lsH.
-~-~-~- 49, --~----->
High Water this day fFrftoy) a. los o'e. oek.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner. N. FORK, mdres.
aud Passengers, Ludlam Watson.
schr. VIM. Nelson, -, Eastern Shore, p0ta-
toes, A. Nillsraugh.
SAILED,
Schr. Ann Pickrell, Elsey, Philadelphia, mdze.,
w d. Colguitt Il Co. t...,
schr. George Franklin, Tyler, down the river,
light.
ochr. VIM. E. Ferguson, -, down the river,
light. 4t
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TOR HLIGHT PROCESSION
- AND ILLUMINATION, TONIGHT -
Of the CITY HALL, at ~ O'Clock, and will pro-
coed up lltn street to Clay, up Clay to 10th down
10Th to Broad, up Broad to Foushee, down Foushse
10 Franklin, down Franklin to SIN, down 9th I
Main, down Main TO 10th. up l9tn to Broad, alone
Broad 10 18th, down 25th to Fran Kiln, up Frankli
to the Governor Mansion.
All friends OF the glorious cause are cquestet
to illuminate. Let the old and young unite in th
procession.
General THOMAS Z. August will act az Chief
Marsh ali, assisted by sufficient number Of Aids.
ap bit COMMITTEE OF ARRANUEhENTS.
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From Hon. burton Cyaice, NJ. c., North Co.o,sna.
1t gives me pleasure to certify that DIR. scHLos.
SER has this day extracted several Corns from NV
feet, without pain. BURTON CxAraH.
Washington, b. c., Dee. 60 1880.
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I-lm. HENRY SAUNDERS.

% pa nEN AKD.-ksnaway from ny
Gfy iarm, Long Row, Hanover county an !,
n ne 80 OF Jaansry, NEGRO MAN. psu-s
fsihk Brown, about 81 years cid. 81 /.
--k-a dark brown color, with a sesr on ems .iS.
OF MS neck, also small Que or bic knas: yayy
IenS legged. and upwards Of six feet high ~.
secured in Jail. wv " ne' VI
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Petersburg, Va. April ., 1881.

From Il. ID. Kelly, Esq PeteY.5urg Ta
This is to certify that DR.. scHLossnR has re.
moved four Corns from my feet without pain or
Inconvenience to NE. l eheerfully recommend
him to such Of my friends Who suffer from Germs.
A. d. KELLY.
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x .yES. NOTiCE.-Ths gentlemen composing
lzias, Arnlng and Equipplng the Militia, APP 4
pointed by tho s'ats Convention, will meet at nj
chesterfield Courthouse, On MONDAY next, W
the 2.t inst, at Ii O'clock.
Every ciuzsn OF the county who feels an inter-
est IN protecting lhs honor Of Virginia, is expect
cd 10 attend ap lS-lt*
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-
eFRAsH SUPPLY OF fisHiN q
1AIALk, lseA.--l Am ncw opening the most eom-
piets assortment ef. TIsHlN D TACkLE ever oSer-
ga IN Richmond. amongst my assortment may be
found all the variety Of HOOKS, each - Virginia.
limerick. Aberdssa. Ksshy, sockdeIogers. Ac.,
pestdes full assortment of HOOKS on Gut and
6tMp; also; Gut And Gimp extra RixHsd lina1
With f!osts snd hosss ssaplete; SeA GTssa, Floess
Lines; SIX Lines, 70 great variety. aud ID supe.
Eiof quality TROUT flies and Rssis !; Wslktns.
Cane Fishing Rods, 10. n $500
tlse sass ssssi.sa sss asac.snsAs Of coLrss
g 4sk JANIS WALSH 4
-. nsleFaad Importer u 0aas. Rides. q. !.
80 FINE COTTON IANES N 10rxn
C .1 aisA.Mill y .old II rslssss ssis
SAND ACKEa on 0oOD CuTTON I M 4 4 $u we
Rxsr h ,s,n ~, On he head vAtss 81 Cooper
3 n {. Railroad. ON The place Is s AZ
= s...rss nois., viii Recommendations ior aSoas
Nh3s-Sswins - - q So
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e ekS S ess IN :: ~: my .' 4.
The utmost isagor.saoe ihal every member Of The
nssn nm of nsx insmbeEs u I! h proposed.
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~ Thi. ecsnm.ua win .,.en,bIs IN falI
bRDAY ssh in s,SIs o. It fan mat
Y; Every member is expected and required 70 be
Those mot supplied with fatigue uniform, ar.
ordered q ere to do 80 forthwith
ten rounds ball cartridges
.pns-,d ~ order Of w VIZ g. s CLARKE ,.,ss,v,
"A YAKIMA TROOP, ATTENTION.
You are commanded to par~ie in ROCK.
,GN MORNING. next. at Ii O'Clock, with arms
aplLM II. MYERS. os.
e>AiA. TT THE En-, ElGtlMCND FAYETTE Ar
Et upon a complete war footing, and to raiss
fall complement Of 100 msn. Those who
have a tinaes past. been attached to tho Company
aud Other patriotic citizens. srs req Vested to ooI,s
c.i; Heasqaar.srs a &ssia Street two door. be-
AZ Is. aEaRY O. cABRLL. Captain.
n HEADQU 4RTERS .'Fai Co
"a 1sr RECT VA. CoLrsrgYRs
RICHMOND, April 18th, 1891.
Il. The CENTkE STORE under the Spoisvood
hotei lis, by the permis-ion of The owner, dssig-
nated ~ the quarters of this Company. Every
member OF the company Is required to bring to
that Place. as soon as practicable, hs arms and
equipments, with the knapsack packed.
H. Proper Instructors will be detailed for Drills
Irein TIE school OF the soldier TO that of the com.
pan{, during all hours Of day nd evening
II. COMPANY DRILL EVERY NIGHT at /
O'CLOCK. - -
lily order Of tho Captain
ap l9-4t EDWARD MAYO ,st ge,o,,
ii ARM0RY CO. Co. lsT RET VA. VOLS /
H RichInond. April 10th. lssl |
III Assemble at your Armory, On this (FRI- l
~. "a evening, al clock punctusliy, In full
lion. Ever member must be present
By order Of Capt. GORDON.
S.J. TUChER, let Serp't +
Gal! at Sergeant TrCxgK's residence and get
your knapsacks. o.
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