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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15


DEAR BRorHER Yesterday opened the war o! 1851
in tb, safe "Tne Yankee" attempted TO pass up The
river about O'Clock p NJ. when fired shot across
her bow She continues her course up the river and Ne
in mediately opened her with the led gun, the shell
Gun and two old irom Cpds which We found here she
Wa two and ahat miles ell and consequently was about
out of reach for three of Prices The Yankee re-
turned our fire and lodged thTtyt~o pound bal ("tc1
j. lying Al nv feet a sbCr. distance hOm our bakery;
when we heard it flying our heads there was som
ouiek suulttiug and ayng lt can tel. Won
Cau,alr Brown said he men stand ire better;
he was lighted with conduct aud praised US highly
Nost of The balls from the Iaikee fell short, and none
of Item touched US shs fired six times aud perhaps Oh
ener did not myself count but 1; then she col cuded
shat discretion the better part OF vaor and rereated
She could possibly have passed up the rver "a II Is
., lv three-fourhs OF u mile wide between battery
and Yorktown aud had the ATTEMPT been made, She
would have been sunk. We had no battery erected,
nor our guns placed position, when We sa" her 10 the
Sisarc,. we drew our guns out on the beach, where
there was little sand bank sufficient with the ard OF
nine bushes TO hide guns but not to protect our men,
aud there we waited her approach al fought her when
me came was very sorry captain did not let her
st closer before he opened on her, but he obeyed IT.
truciious therefore cannot complain OF him and IN
deed should not for he acted calmly as If he was IL
his own house and raised himself 10 my estimatmltion
very much, as also in that OF rs men.
hone achievements will be sent TO this pOin', b.
irg one Of v-St importance IN the defence OF Rich
m md We expected the l-nkee would return last
nisbt with other vessels but an glad she did not, for
xe all have time now to get those heavy guns which
came down with US as far Yves: POiu. to this place
and IN position when we shall be abundin'y compettn
~ SCI a the Cumberland Pendergrast, his ancal crew
ana as many more "a may choose 20 mike an attack
upon Us 10 Da'y Jones
We think indeed feel confident that hTee oil our balls
tool effect and Mr. Douglass. who the other side
of the river and quie close 10 her saws that she wa
actually struck Thank God none Of orr men were
s,ruk or hurt and are ready aud impatient TO- another
hrusb which doubtless will soon have.
Tel - the rubber cloth and hlnne bands are very
.orfosb ard ce a, hearty buck although my l'f
n herto has been - s.deutarN and although am on los
sand bank and hardly above nigh tide where the sun has
AN unobsuu-ted play upon my head. IL = j.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15

KEGS are laboras under. They fsney-snd IL would %
very pretty sport indeed-that the Southern people VIII
stand OF two or three mics and let them "heke 'ne'r
lbs with Eu6eld ra,s They may probably ma 'heir
mistake when they learn that "elose quarters ana COZ"
,,n will constitute the vaehward OF Southern armies
Invading tie Nor heel. Wesb Alarmed
Col Webb. Of the New York C.arier, has ascertaned
that ~, n DAVIS arly of starving hofclo;hed pirates
thieves aud oafer mus. either be dsbinded or maTea
"a North. Fom The b, ginning they were told thatihy
should BE- pcruited 10 rob Punder and prey upon We
rich cites of the North Openly and obove-ooArd, the
>raves Of the Cotton States told months ago that
they would band together in sufficient numbers ssh
inrtor Phlad lgbia aud even New York ITSELF should
ne given them 10 plumber and rob. o. this pedge and
i,houttle hope OF expectation Of other pay, not less
han 50 GOO men are this day enlisted in the free bands
Of the Coufcderacy and Of them are already NOV
ING North Auoh,r 80 OOO are being ri-ei upon stint
ar promises and eye long they, TOO, vii be moving
uOrtLward to participate in the promised "oFk oil IN
der Already DO the leaders Of this Ro55er Band talk OF
plss by Washington aad making bold push at fh's'
a4.lpb.a Ard Why not? II we we're 10 command
Of it wi the purposes and principles Of lis lead
ers. we sAculd not hesitate momen. to pass by
Washington. where there Is no plunder to o.
tain Cthis i, Colonel Webb speakng-he is death on
pundei)-no banks TO 90, no rich stores OF gold
aud silver to despoi, or wealthy citizens TO lay I'M
der Contributions make q rush upon Philadelphia
W. Uhe gallant Webb in such position sad guided
bv the principles OF the p,ra,eal leaders of the Rebel
States woud no. waste energies upon the capture o.
the CAPITAL but faithful to our promises to otr
nratclI followers and th Of their ens,n NJ, We
should lead them a. to the pluuder aud he sa kicg
Of Northern cities whici constituted their inducement
70 follow u Aud jeff Davis, aud auTesard, aud tue
other traitor officers o! arnT who have t-kan seFvc,
with the rebels, are just the men to ineusurate such
warfare Il T., ra,ier for this army Of Fs ebooers, con-
ccutrat, az ulrpers Ferry march ooud pase Pnil
dslnbi, than il would be 10 capture Washington. In
fact the one il perfectly fcis be- the o:her almost m-
prac i.able Sky thousand men o, more, well armed
and eqpped blnled together by the promises of their
leader. th.t they shall De permitted to sack Northern
Giles and rob bank, and sw'i,y stores uot to b
t-iHed with. VIXEN wihia q few days march OF those
lies demanding that their leaders re lecm their Pledge
So speaks the rsdoab,abo aud terr.G Col Webb
through tao or more columns.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15

"a CARD.-In Fridays Examiner, OF last
49, week. appeared article. ssnsd AfEISE sew reg
easuua, clothing manufacturer Of Is city r cha nll
cry companies making teF u2ioims OF oent knds ana
The uniforms io h. the belcy LINT laus Of he
churches OF The city and not Ing th fer ihe Wot'
Having learned from various personal tierca, a my name
ms rc.n connected with caase deem proper to give
emphatic do7id tut that ADELNE v % me ue jus
tic To- Il ,;e to q community that the person siu
10 inve eld 1T ihr hards o. e church
rom which would state that nv sa no Roous
II any CHURCH. IN Instance ut some suits 70
Captci ammoI5 mpsly, Of Pisy vins codi ~ ana nose
he gent himself the H. Reds church. an Tor W hs
paid the cutting and I'll an f1rnl htd ger thGn
that have had with any ohurc, ana am esdV
At any n ay i-vega;ion ato sd-h matter WI any
P- IL ~ VIII IRA sSlITH.
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ACCIDENTAL KILLING or AN OFFICER AT NOR
FOLK
The Norfolk Arc,.t Of Tu. sllv saw

The Norfolk Argli Of Tu.slly says:
The intell'geuee Of he LmeDt,d death OF li'u- l.;
r S.orrs. OF the g ! ALBANIA gimeo', has shocked
aud startled our cdzsns Who deeply meat the sad &C.
euIreCc'
He had been The city Slndly night on an erran1 Oh
daty aid On rerr Jog az .bou, oclctk =. " he vas
hailed by a sertud whose ride vas accidentally O.
charged The hsr entering tie le!t sde Ie ic m0r ally
woGad and died in hour af.e- ceiviag the i-tAi
missile Of death.
lie Scs son CT the ls,e Jadge stcr7-, o. We'uTkl,
Ale his aze was twenty-tso; be s highly secou-
pshed Ccer, end bad dsiir gut bed himself by gallant
conduct in the dcferce Of Sarihsrn honor. Lieut.. 5.
was conbsclei With the Weuu Leh, Guards. and was
greav esteemed BY the nobe regiment TO which he be-
logged.
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EAx,wul Coryry Tanagha Valley Star says

EANAwHA CoUxTy The Ea1awha Valley Star says:
1t a meeting held yet rdsy in tbs pace, Fosolu
)a wss passed requesting the County Colg' q; It's
-son. 20 appropriate $1,000 Tor The deferce Of IL,
Sa.e. which we tilk w,ll do. n. S. Caheii sub
s,rbed coo bushels cf wheat, which will, no (ouh'
bring 81 30 per tuihel next season. Al It's rate Hr
O. donation would amour to 81 500 Judge Summers
d naed 500 and other persoas subscribed hteral'y-
: hi, with the 81 600 subscribed by the NIX o. Var
einia at this piece will amount 10 consider ble Il
commence with
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER r.lAir. to BRAN


HiaNosToS, y. J., May T,lsCo
Dr. BsiSDzETH Dear SRI have long wanted 70 write you
express my gratitude for the beneficial effects hav bsa
experienced ia my family. and in hundreds ay us4i =
others the Of Brandreh Pills The Grst year ny rbl
Bockgay sold Jour pills In son 1885, ihn 10 deh l'g
OF health, aud my ri 'nls well mysesrpoid At
earthly voyage wou'd terminate M BrocsNly urgel
take the Rrandreths Pills but hay7g used much medicine
With good effect inclined to e, nature take rs
aud csay submit my fat. Mr. offered to i've dE
boxes uldtske them Ssprescrbed BY tbs saE he had
In them AMI hnay consented to take cm, bet 70,
gin went home and vent ati mort hot elssy After TAX
oae box began to Zee. btr Well cir when had uei up ~
twelve boxes well .ahy menny weight hsy.-g
pounds up IS! POUNDS Iten ode Ell supply ard
be that e and the present rtled three n ustrd d
las these invau bic Pills. snd gate that lave
thereby been lnsrumenan saving hundreds but thousands
OF lives Yours truly, c. } PAY, N. p
Price 25 cents per box Soil by all respectable dealers
medicines mji-i4plm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15

o,s Yankee wriiiog to another eIuis At having oe-
t.ioed some EI6sld rides which be says nj pass Tan
through column Of seven men, al distance Ct TWO
miles, and kn Al three and half nils They are Just
The things to tickle the ribs Of seessoSisis with
rha and HE oagisng, bslraY the igao'Ars' the far'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
ArrExIIoxsoUTHERH


~ MEN.-Boy writ Gays "ths laborer Is worthy Of hi,
hire out we been working for your for with
rewArd-wilhout hIfe" 0le OF ID 10 the
Southern army fighting for rights and property and tie
other anxious II he could get TO suoerLtend the
Packet Concern Ia these tnie When
thing shg adness for connue N rates
charging the can No honest
hing for les thai s value sacrifice him
SELF for the good when that good u ONLY temporary We
have therefore, oncludedto increase to the far h Of
dollars 90 from Richmond TO Lexington; three dollars
Rctuic nd ~ mile for way tAvl These
pledge exceed have the
IT vel all In hands.
We Southern working for uihern rights and
brother sOuthernera do iuce by giving that
which nei future interest demands We canyirg
snail continue have cent In the World carry the
mail for the SoueTn Conf dray nd 70 accom- modae sou
people wAehr receive compensation for II tut at he
pres Mt expease d packet line In uch times thee
Will cOnnu packet line uIless the publ, sustain
the ,hAt would ruin to do It, and having each ofu
Vifs AMI hllren- die the battle field
them something for support.
We fer property and lives fer Southern indie
petdencs VIII souhsTn fail because they empora
pttIrce by IL with the cetinty Of eIortonate
charges in The future II We fair
pledge made In the past and the
newed 10 Increase rate Remember the thlrg
travellers In the past AID heksn to the warning
sci Of the eli age
"ae wise t, day It's msd-essto dcfer"
Sustain the ine pledges liz honor to for all fu
tue H to do teach your pockets
scTrowful lesson In the future. EtSOM co.
Sour sci, dule Of hlrgrs will take Monday the
90 h inst [ma,5 III E-&CO.
UNS.-Ibave two Of those fine German Cans hand ard
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Traitor. Inths Hanks!

The New York Tribune says there are a, least three
hundred o,e-s in lie Lincoln army and navy, who will
5e,ray the c,uss at she fist opportunity. 1. urges q
speedy and thorough expulsion. Woadec il cen Scot. is
included in The three hunhed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15

ALL QUIET IN WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, Nsy H.-Al is quiet in Washington
and Ale1ardria to-day The Pswnee still Alex
andria New volunteer companies are rapidly forming
'Ned Buntline" crossed over from Washington to-day
was arrested brought 70 this city and discharged
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
oLEr THE Bloc BE QUI.K AND HARD :"

"Le the boS it mast be terrible, b. therefore quick
hsrd and decisive Let there b, no ht'ting A. the cap
ial; no hali1g at Richmond; halling at Chareston
no hating at Montgomery longer than to hang the TT i
tors who have plotted treason there; and no haltne
even the coast Of the Union until freedoms
troops shall have planted freedoms starry e upon every
hatement and every fort in the rebel domiin. They
invited warwar let be. Let the Government show that
having sown the wind they must reap the whirl wind.
Let them learn how terrible is the avenGng spirit Of
liberty outraged and nsu!ted has been by traitors
~ J. Post.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Stops violent psIn In moment the symptoms n "a
arious leyers their pfogr relieves SPAN Ca
vusous Crau pa Chale. Vomiting dd al .akIr ditf 4
An absolute spec Nh, ssu urag To N ache Lu
and ore Throat; the best exile nal application for S
Burns Cuts and Cocts.ons and preventive Of EAA i
disc ases Is po,itiyely infalibl,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15

WHEELING, May lSth-Te gathering Of malcontents
met at II o'clock, and after appointing Commit
Credential adjourned until B On re-asscmbliDg, the
Committee reported favoraby the admission Of
bers from twenty .fve counties Committees sp
pointed on State and Federal Relations.
discussion took place between J. J. Jackson, Of
Wood. and John S. Garlic, of Harrison. The former
c,nteuded that any proposition to divide the State
premature. The latter insisted upon immediate ard
prompt action.
The Cor ven;ion adjourned until Tuesday. The U. s
Gag was hosted over the Custom House, and displayed
at various points Of the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
TUpIR oUIcK OPERATION

In Of inflammation Il the Bowels Bilious Ehen Gro
ton Harlem f. Ave siN % RADWAIs RFGUL,T
PILLS will produce Tree and lessan evacuation from
tho In from ou' 70 six hour. There pills
tharc purguise medicine 10 existence that vi operate
pl,asan IT, thoroughly, and spredky RadHlys Reg ting
Pals Persons from Nervousness Mel ne oy Rr,tr,
ness at Nst Bad Dreams. Ru OF BoOi 70 the ad "a
adde's ,unering the houor' arising from Iurlut to-
Of aenses and the train o. painful feeling ur
from obrucons speedily eyed e all -gnie. ne
use Of RAILWAYS REGULATING PTLlE-,reof Radwayt Fr,
when g,,pg 10 bed srH yxi and bdaeS y
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DIED,

On Saturday. l1 ns sKYMoURP WAL In the AN year OF
hs age native Hanover county, but had
redei Ia this city for upwrds Of thirty he vas ,sc're
phianh it and will be remembered by VINO kheN Mn ss
ore OF generous liadhestd citizens NJ VIAL
n the Of is9 and served for see Tine AZ
"Cemp Bcy," below Ricimonc. to his ashes
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Cnnt. Reni. HEcCuIIoch.

of the Relay House, aud il supposed that he Is met;-
tating very diaoolcal designs against somebody
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
(ONrRABAND OF WAR.

wAsHrSGron, May IA The Secretary of the Treasu-
has just issued circular to all Collector Surveyors and
other officers of customs in which all telegraphc in
srumens wires chemicals, &c are forbidden to be eI
norted IN the Southern States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
Puhis. Notice.

We are requested to stale tat tie Council ac'7 upon
nominations Of the Governor Therefore no applications
for eli e should be mad, to members Of tho Cou-cL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15

Az ready supply orders for my fertilizer as fast as
they come may rely upon getting without 1yiay m a.
ce not Inferior any have made dneEen u us phosphate IN
gradients anything else IN usra and better because
,oatlins pure Bone IkopkGte ~ Line Than any other
Manipulated Guane.
The applying my preparations - Theat The psi sea-
,ou M been as favorable could - expected under TIE
lined disasters joint nHy rust and most OF al e doug
~ prevented the favorable action Of Che phYhas %
very great the the wheat was grni'g lt NE
mass Of testimony that equal superior 70 Peruvian e
mo on wheat whilst lands that need phsha'esas nearly all
ands dot proved W superiority unde fair seasons T pro-
iucnc good stand Of clover 1t Is true that occasional aurs
ave been reported they such manipuat0T
sometimes dge the aot that ihe land dd not need
hosphate bat generally the WORT season Tor boh Ehea
and clover have known. .
The evidence o. value OF mauures TO be iodrd
he fact orders than four times 40 much a.
1ad at the same period last year.
p sons induced Try guano, from Their own sNpe
fence or the OF Others particularly requested
order Ruins Guano ans that hey get IT, as there are SC
many manipulated articles In the market
had Of myself the commission merchants genefiy
n Richmond my agents, Mess-s TiipS I3AHCH . - NJ
,tershurg ~ HOLLINs Co. Lynchbur HUGH SCOTT, Free
rlcksburg; MASON MARTIN CO., scolsyile, JOHNSTON,
sSniIIc,s FRANK G. RrPFTE
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REPORTED CAPTURE OF PRIyATEERs

GARDSxRs ISLAND, MAJ IA -..Twoprivateers cap
tured by rgate off here Saturday night after severe
cInonadng.
It has been only three or four days since the pas
sage OF the pTivateerng law it Is very certain that these
we're not regular privateers The probability they
we're Yankee pr:vateers, prcying upon each other
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
HOLLINS INSTITUTE,

BOTET0URT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
TuNE lon Of hi, institute will open the let Wedn
day Juae, and continue without interruption I'LL the hf
Wednesday In April. lS62
Thorot * and ln ueor gyenin he Dspsrnsu
Of Ancient language Modern Language Mathematics krn
and Literature Natural Science MGR Science, soyi hu
Drawng and Painting
The oca lon Of the schod n Roanoke County hVe H on
the Va and Tenn Railroad Is 81 cently Aecrssib lui nc
time quiet and rel, e II unded by beautiful nosi
taa cry and js. the Advantage Of fine sIphur '
Chalybeate Springs.
pof Board and Tui;ion Ia tNe Literary psrmens .-.'
For Tuition In M.sic, piano, Guitar, &c
4" " Drawing and Psini1g from 900. tbis"
Payable strictly half IN advance the remainder Al the '
Of the Session.
Books and sslneiy furnished at Rcbm md prices for eih
EN Omnibus viii Bons cks tn. hfst ten days o. We
Session
For further information, sdaress
CHA.L CocEE. superlniesden
ap3o-rt J-ne1 Bot-t urt spring Va
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
MANUFACTURED ~
S. MGRUDER'S SONS,
r,.1,x.,rnxB -


DH0spEo PYRCFIhN aLANO, wfaa;ed to oonaia cent
o. Ammonia and IS 70 80 Of Bone Phosphate o. Lime
Pricc per % . o00 rs, $50 90
bow ASH GUASO warrs-ts contain per cent e; Ammo
a aa G. Per celt q Bone Phosphate Of ae Pice per
ion % Ooo ne 80 %.
GROUND BoN Ag containing % soper cen. Of Bone pha
hate e ana srouad to aae powder Prise per oa Of geo
A. A. WHITE vFyIcAN GUANc, which grind to powder
I'd warrant contain % Te5 ceat Of Phosphate q line Piee
neg ton q eco Us, f3n 90.
llyae been many largely engaged hc rano tsdt
m La cup.-t4us of testing fully the value ~ a finds OF Gu
ro have imported into the country, enables US 10 select
Dc y-v best yzit, Tor preQaraons-enh from fepeato
t.rnts st have made viii ell the !n-de nts rse
3oh separately aud in combination satisfied that e farm
m Fertilizers much cheaper than the Peruvian ouano
=Aen usCj ak ne. ,-,.,
TIE Peruvian aad Phosphate Guaaos used are selected with
;reat care and always subjected 70 ed analysis iy are very
h. ana ground q powder and Thoroughly andrtmatey
nIed.
We viii take pleasure showing f.rmcrs through esSbsh
en as there Ingredients G5ed process Of
manufacturing.
g NcGDuDEEs SoEs,
Corner 5.h and Cary Slret's,
Va
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MISsIssIPPI LAND FOR SALE.

OPFER psptaioo Ia Madison county, Miss There
1900 cult.ai which 1, all table land except
Of fine creek Bottom There the plsce
dwelling house. and cOmmoiou with the yard hney set
ty Of shru berry; Gin house, fne framed quarte
every lfrg Ike comfortable The plantation 10 VIII
set with hedge In the State For the panaon
will $50 per six equal payments with insr.st from
date. W. DUhEl,
20 Vernon MadIsou Miss.
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This department has been organized by, aud manufactures
cohug f state. is prepared 70 Issue Eork ia oiaer
10 DO away any sion which We undriand exists
Is deemed proper 10 state that al wNk yer OUT nom MS dt
pariment TO be made the btEh o. we ARMY ana
that contractor In the employment OF t bureau
ce YES profit commission here Whatever proh may
he derived { Ihe system accrpes 10 the state -,
To the The va churches wh' have contributed te
labor we have saw iefvees are appreciated
and saved the state large expenditure and l de
~ rlm snt will continue II issue Them work
To he wives daughters OF soldiers In service and to OIL per
,, dSg er n,n we oTer to Tu work, for wi ch
hh rate will be adopted rs is consistent with
the inter, of the state.
A. d Weysr has charge q the manufacturing department.
and vii make contracts worz with instructions 10 pay fair
urices Tor all work doLe graiuitously. 49,
nyl5 iea - " :, - p,.,,,,
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RICHMOND HlG
aEDNEsDAY MORNING, NAY Is, 1851.
no CORRESPONDENTs

IT Letters 5ssnsss mas % addressed 20 he editor 81
As Wig"
articles crsn boti sales Of ne Paper H ret be Pa'''a
td Tzis 10 r.'scfl NJ t1rdHg ouglt % De iHo'rH 70 al
md tra IN O. ls % d5a5td fol O{ttGry resszceso
eiylf line. are charged tor ls 0drsytbe'asHts
IN We canaat .p5tris ,,tH rejected communications
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OFFICE or BOARD OF OonMIsS 0NEEns,

=
rcd IN the Defence % the state. . 80,
The Board a'opt following reguston under Coz Of Nr
a. chapter % the subject Of transportation by
d.. rnal Iuprt ycment companies. 80
'ps aud persons shall he tanpoitet by Ran Road
onehdlf the usual rates by other Internal II r,V
mem e. Tor on ouith either IN the service Of the stle
or the G luf,derste states OF Am MICA.
AIMS munitions and baggage shall i'r the me service ne
anpor ed oreaf N. usual upon Rail Eo.ds Tor
f,urth rpan tb.r Internal Improvements
~ d1 not tmbr4c rr)ysors Tor lh'ipolS l a'
rr Is 70 the necessary ,ql ment 10 an amy lr "a
IA such as bsGglge 4 oop' medicines ANA oter AMI
r'.s u.cessa in action also ordnance "Hunion a.
such ed with n. troops Wien IN MOTION
btl tr rlrl as bagra q, bat ouch iT'n1r i.m
ne IN tir for troops Lot carried Win them, not or he
The tr,r,pJr ~ provisions not embraced within The term
b.r,a mad r the re,-atoa slau be made coLtrac
"''' ''' '''f J BELL BISGfR,
,,.t5-jE.o Clerk Q, he Board
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
ALLPURGATORIAL POIsONs.

Such az CdioD,eI, Blne Pin, SrdmonoHV, and ne Dya
tie Pills made of Aioes, GamJogs, dc.
These Pills are Natures aperent From 10 IA Pills reo,
the healthy thu bowe In IS time than Ee.ty niy
OF the aiic cAharc knis They neither produce cram
pain no rrItson pye tone 10 the scmAch and liver ~
diseases OF bOx,R. kla-y AID bladder clears. t
blood aud .au1z. tn circulation Hence h. B0u,nes. B
p-psa cosyer ess Headache, mit,cnt Iermleu, E
ac dosrs ya'iAby the ,ut
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
TIE A.rNR At GLoucEsTER POINT.

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ter from Young volunteer who Fariptisd in the fist
passage at arms bstg en- the defentes aud the 4ssalnts
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