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The suhjoined Is from a true Virginia gen.
tleman, long connected with the Press. and
the worthy inheritor Of an honored name
It IL An example worthy Of all admira ton
and imitation
"ktcHhoSD, Va, April 22d, 1851.
"BdftGr Dispdtch. Permanent iamenasx
prohibits my performing military service; bt,t,
a. small token Of sympathy in the glorious
cause Of Virginia and the Con federated States.
TencIose one hundred dollars, TO be appro.
priated for military defence, a. sngges ted in
your columns. Faithfully yours,
.'WN. +. RIrcHiE."
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The Prisoners.

We understand that the Naval officers now
prisoners here, were arrested in attempt
70 blow up the United States Navy-Yar at
Portsmouth.
We take II for gran ted that no prisoners will
DO given up until we learn whether LINCOLN
intends to regard the rules of civilized war
fare In his treatment Of Southern soldiers and
prtvsteers. We understand he puts every
ofncer under arrest who resigns.
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ANOTHER AGAIN /!
---------- --ss--
Resio,,t,on If Commodore Maury.

The resignation of such an officer as MAURf
will carry moral weight in favoro the south
ern cause throughout the civilized world
There is 10 American as widely known III Eu-
rope. Wherever science has shed ray OF
light on the globe. there the name OF MArRf
ia as familiar as a household word Kings
and Courts, philosophers and statesmen
have We'd with each other in showering nom
ors upon his head. The extraordinary aho
beneficent labors of MAuRY, for the commerce
of the world have associated his name IN the
minds of mankind with all that is truly great
and good. The adhesion of such man to the
outhern cause will cause men abroad 10 re-
fleet, and will exert infinitely more influence
than would that of Scorr. Europe is crowded
With military men, far more eminent IMAM
ScoTT, who is scarcely known OUTSIDE the
Hnlits If our own country, and even then
only as a soldier but wherever the sea rolls
a wave, MAukY is known and reverenced as
a great light, and a benefactor OF his race.
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DIED.

In this city the a2d int Of pro,rssted sn1
A. HICKS. formerly of Spot.y vanis county. va,
10 the Sad year OF his age, leaving an anectlona,s
wife and six children to mourn their irrepsfaoio
loss.
His funeral will take place tnis Tuesday AZ
teruoon at clock. from the LIST Baptist Churcn,
fDr Burrows'.l to which his acquaintanees ana
the friends of the family are invited to attend
without further notice.
ne Fredericksburg papers please copy.
At the residence Of her son law, Dr.. WIN.
w Eustacs in the county Of Powhatan, on Sun
day, the alst instant, Of en- attack Of apoplexy,
Mrs. ELIZA LAUB, late Of Washington city.
BET Washington papers please copy.
At the sprngfe cid Mines. In Henrico, On the alst
inst, JOHN BARR, aged ~ years.
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Liberal Donation.

Franklin Stearns, Esq, liberal heart
ed and enterprising citizen of Henrict
county, has made donation of $50
to the Verina Troop, which timely aid will
much increase the usefulness of that admira
Bile body of citizen soldiery. We hope the OK
ample set by Mr.. Stearns will be initiated sx
tensively by other opulent citizens of Rich
mond and Henrico.
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Cowardly Conduct of the Massachusetts Reg


A gentleman who was in Baltimore on Fri
dav. informs US that that portion of the Mas
sachusetts Regiment which was unarmed was
permitted to pass through the city merely
with such expressions of public opinion as
kicking hem-a process which was performed
all through the streets, without their attempt
ing to resist it
Another gentleman, also present, says that
nothing could have been more sneaklng ana
cowardly than the conduct OF the retreatihs
detachment of the Massachusetts, troops
They ran at the top of their speed, and when
compelled by their officers to fire, they crouch
ed upon their knees to avoid the rocks, ana
fired SO high that the balls struck the second
story windows of the houses.
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The s.ate Convention.

The following resolution was adopted by
the Convention last night. and the injunction
Of sscresy removed In relation thereto:
Rssoiysd, That II be earnestly recommended to
the ettissns 81 Inv several e0apttes Of this Com
NOS wesith. TO promptly form and discipline com
paeiss 0f Volunteers OF their able bodied men.
3n6 70 the county Courts 70 levy. or raise BY issu
1nG bonds, y ~ @eieht amount Of money 10 eouip
asa ssn such volnntssss whss raised.
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A CA r d .-Circu instances to which
>A we will not refer, induce rs 70 say to
the public that we are aw-loviag and law .abid.
the South; and - BaltiRoseAps, heartily endorse
the proceedings there aad ei ewhers In the state.
Ia the gepulsion Of Northern troops, and claim
the privilege Of defending southern rights In
common With othAr citisens TO the best Of our
ability. q. 6OUld 4 Co., No. ~ Main Ct.
STEPHEN BouIs, ST., 80
RoBr, II. q. hoUIs,
kTSPNxS BouIs, Jy. up ss-W
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MARRIED,

On wsdn ssday, the I7th instant. by Aev. J y
Jeter b. D., 0EoR1E D. PACk, formerly Of y ID
C., dau or OF Thomas B. Carter. OF Hsnrieo.
BY Elder George q, Exall, on the l7th Inst ,
Mr. BEVERLY r. DDNAWAY and Miss NJ Aki
L. BAUGHAN, all Of Heuric0 county.
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The City Of Washington.

The importance Of moving upon the city Of
Washington cannot be overrated We must
have the Federal Capital, and have 1t at once.
Not day should b. lost.
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MILLIeSs Yoa DEpEscE.-Thomas Winans,
the famous Baltimore millionaire, has offered
his entire fortune of u, 100000 TO the support
Of the Southern cause
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THz HoxE GuAkD.-This company made q
tremendous display last night, mastering sew.
erai hundred In the ranks. They were In.
structed In tactics.
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H WILL RBNAIN IN RICHaOSD


ET WILL REMAIN IN RICHaoSD
Anew DAYS LONGER.
PERMANENT CURE FOR
SOFT CORNs.
DISEASES OF THE FEET,
Is THB
uSERRIso SYSTEM
PRACTICED BY
DIR. N. A. sCHLOssBR,
AUTHOR OF
SEVERAL WORKS ON THE
DISEASES
SURGEON CHIROPODIST.
BIZ SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS,
TO HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY,
NAPOLEON Ill.
THE KING OF BAVARIA.
READ. RBAD, READ
THE FOLLOWING
RICHMOND TEsTIMONI
From DR.. f. Po,ceH NJ. d.
This is to certify that DR.. sCHLoesBR eradicated
two Corns for me- without pain during the opera
tlon-with entire relief to me from all pain.
4. POWELL, NJ d.
Richmond April 10th, 1851.
From John NJ. Speed Member.
n F~n,,
foot, without giving any pain. and to my entire
satisfaction. JSo. N. SPEED,
Lynchburg.
Richmond, April 18th, 1851.
From T. NJ. G. Dickinson Esq.
DR.. scHLossER has extracted number OF Corns
from my feet, without any pain, giving perfect
satisfs elton. T. II. g. DICKINSON.
Richmond, April goth. 1861.
Fsom B. NJ Harris
DIR. scHLossKR has extracted i've Corns from
my feet, without the slightest pain.
B.M HARRIS
Richmond, April goth, 1851.
From John s. -4nge! Esq.
This 10 to certify that Dr. ScHLossBR extracted
two Corns for me, without pain, and with grea
skill. JOHN S. AxGRL
Richmond, April 18th, 1884,
BE In addition to the above. great numbe
more, from Richmond, are in DR.. SCHL0SSER'!
possession. The Doctors method has not OIL,
been successful In this country, but also In Eu
rope, as may be seen by several thousand certif
Gates, from which he quotes the following name
| from
His Imperial Majesty,
| NAPOLEON, the Emperor Of the French.
His Majesty, the
| KING OF BAVARIA
| Bis I'm perial Highuess
Prince JEROME NAPOLEON BONAPARTR.
His Royal Highness
| Prince ALEXANDER, of wurteraburg.
His Imperial Highness
| ARCH DUKE OF AUSTRIA.
His Royal Highness
DUKE OF sACHsoN -MEININGEN
His Royal Highness
DUKE b., Of Sax weimar.
His Highness
Prince RICHARD METTERNiCH.
IF. H. CARDINAL,
Archbishop of Paris.
Bishop of Nancy, frat Chaplain to Napoleon III
Marechai CANRoBERT.
| A. II. ARNETH, Physician in Ordinary
to the Duchess Helena, Of Russia
BERNARD ROEsRR. Physician Ia Ordinary
to II. n. the Queen OF Greece.
The signatures and ssals Of the above name
with several thousand more, from stats.me
Dipiomatists, Clergyme Physicians. Merchant
Military Men and Editors, Of this country an
Europe, may be Eeen at DR.. ScAL0SsER's CO,
suiting rooms, from lo.A. N. till Up. NJ, at the
SPOTsWoOD HOTEL,
Parlors No. Ill and lis, near the Ladies' Draws
/ Rooms.
NJ Private entrance on Main street.
No professio nal connection with any one. d
SIS method Is different from those persons wi
pretend to cure corus by cutting or piaste.ing.
These give only . short relief, but not perm
| nent cure.
4 FEW DAYS LONGER
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RICHMOND.

For EALs.--Ons Of HOR,S LARaE CYLIN.
DIX PRINTING PRESSES, t0xs1, Tnis Press II
nearly nav, and will be warranted In perfect con
ditien. Apply u this oAlcs. nh Is-ts
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O0LLOorY - LtncoIn--"I 20 IS ,0O0.n Dapfs-
I'll ses thai. u, 900, and 80 i60, 900 better"
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MESARs. EDITORS Amid the
greed OF gsiu'' that chsrsctefilss the
prese Mt age, Il gives ne peculiar pleasure 20 re-
cord such IN example Of generosity ss the Ioiio"'
few days since, while the Comnandsnt Of the
"He urico Guard" 10 military company formed ID
pow sfs Of persuasion to secprs the assistance OF
very wealthy gentleman In purchasing uniforms
i've dollars a gentleman, in passing, heard the
earnest appeal Of Capt. DAscs and Rromp.ed Dy
q patriotism tina; should, especially ~ tls honi
rsa ussted an acquaintance to say 70 Capt D that
be might buy twenty suits OF uniform rom hsnt.
Paine Il Co . and he would foot the bill. The
name OF the donor was not then given. but sub
seauentiy we learnt that II was our most worthy
fellow tow usman, DASisL II. LoxDoS, Esq
The noble spirit here manifested In preparing
men to defend our homes against the msreenariss
Of Abraham Lincoln, deserves the emulation OF
our citizens May Mr. London gain the richest
reward of such literally. Who viii be the next
10 hain7 sp 3S-lts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL %, 1851.


Hfoh Water this day (Tuesday) at 81 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Schr Belle Conway, Delany, Baltimore, Suaho'
Schr. Willard, salisbury, Philadelphia, coal
sehr. Mary Willis, North, Baltimore, mdz-' W.
schr. Kobt H Kemp, -, Baltimore, guano,
Bacon Baskerville. .olass.s
echr Elite Facemire, -, sugar and moiasses'
Edmond, Davenport Co r.,,u,;t,o linn.
schr. Leader, Gardner, Rockland, ice, Ward
Schr Haxall, Winters, New York, mdz., D.
w Currio o,
Schr Gen Harrison, -, sugar and molasses,
C Z. Workman & Co.
sehr Buena Vista, -, Philadelphia, coal,
Writ Roberts.
Schr Oneida, -. New York, ice, Griffin Co.
Schr. Buchanan, Br0wnley, Norfolk.
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Col. ToNPKISs, tlate of the o. S. tmy,) say,
II have examined the manuser' of Csy!Ais
Buckh oltx, and consider II vsluaDls l1poaIl lu
Of military m6xims. As text BOOK fer lriii'-'y
students, or an a condensed spitoms Of pttneipls.
essential to the AIT of war, the w0rk Of Gaplsli
Buckhoitz should be consulted and unjsrsts0dby
every citizen who holds u commission. 1t IL IA
fact Ianitum in parvo.' q. q. IoHrKis."
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MILITARY NOTICES.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
6THE MILITIA residing between 18th aud l!th.
GY and Broad street aud James river, on ShocSoe
" Slip, in front Of the Warehouse, to- morrow,
WEDNESDAY, oath April, at 10 o'clock. to or
ganize, and elect a LIST Lieutenant. Every man
must attend punctually. Uniforms and arms will
be imme istely supplied, aud every effort made
volunteers.
By order of Col. JOHN II. RICHARDSON.
ap 23-2tE p ". GIRS0V Cantsin.
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PRCCLAMATIONS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
RICHMOND, April 10 1881 (

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
RICHMOND, April 20, 1881.
IN 6BEDIENCE To A RESOLUTION
L of the Convention, the injunction Of secrecy
having been removed. the following section Of a.
ordinance passed by tho Convention il published
for the Information of. the public:
BE II Ordained, That the 0oyernor Of th!.
Commonwealth be. and he IL hereby, authorized
and required to call into the service Of the stat.
many volunteers as may be necessary to tepel
Invasion and protect the citizens OF the stats a
receive in conpa nies and orga nire into Req.
ments, BriRadss and Divisions, according to thu
force required; and the Governor shall sppoint
and con, mi ssion the General, Field and STAFF Of
dcers Of said volunteers, and proceed TO hsys
them organized and instructed. Aud that he sAAll
immediate Invite all e6.cient and worthy Yr.
3init ms, and residents Of Virginia, in tss Army
and Navy OF the United states, 10 retire there
from. aud to enter the service Of Virginia, a..
signing to tn EN- such rank will not reverse ii
relative rank held ~ them in the United State
service aud W i'll ut least DO equi valsnt thereto "
By order Of the Governor
GEORGE w. MryPoRp.
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Ilh 49, 80, .-n.sOn sA..o..'I,
ID A PROCLAMATlON.-By virtue of authority
vested in the Executive by the Convention, /
JOHN LRTcHER. Governor OF the Commonwealth
Of Virginia, do hereby order that each volunteer
company, equipped aud armed, whether Of To-
fantry, Artillery or kiiemen in the counties lying
" est OF the city of Richmond. between Richmoad
and the Blue Ridge and In the Valley Of virgiuis,
from the county OF RocSbridge to the Tennessss
line, establish forthwith on the lines Of speedy
conmu uication a rendezvous, and hold Them.
selves in readiness for immediate orders. Tsla-
graph or send by express to the Executive ,hs
asIne Of CAPITA MS, number Of men and deseriphen
II force. 1t is further ordered that officers ot
ii grades on the line Of the Potomac river render
obedience to the orders of Gen. PHILIP sr. GO.
COOKE, who has been assigned to the command 0.
that lection Of the military operations Of the sAs
bounded by said river.
l~~->, Given under my hand, az Governor,
" 8 and under the, Seal OF the Common
L. wealth, at Richmond, ?lst April lssl,
~ and in tho ssth year OF the Common.
wealth.
[signadl JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor:
0BoRdg W. MrSPoRD.
ap e2-d3t Secretary Of the Commonw salih.
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Huxxa far Old yipafnla.


Major JosKpH .SsLpRS, late Of the United
States Army, hal sent in his resignation, ana
placed himself at the disposal OF his own
State. Major SRLpsy Is q native OF this Guy
and Ii as well known to our citizens generally
as any person who ever resided in 1t. He was
not only one of the most gallant officers In the
whole Army that fought in Mexico, but ne ID
personally one of the most popular men we
ever knew. He was with General TAILOR, At
the battles of Palo Alto, Resaca de In faima'
and Mon terey, and was wounded In the hrst
of these engagements. Transferred 10 the
Army under General Scott he was at the
siege Of Vera Cruz, at the battle OF Cerro
Gordo, at Jalapa, and at all the fights until
t,hanultepec. At the last named he was des-
perately wounded In a daring attempt to scale
the walls, and thus became disqualified for
active service for several weeks. Before he
was able to take the field again, the war was
ovsr Virginia never produced n Drawer or a
truer man than Major JOSEPH SsLDsS.
ANOTHER.
tyol. John 3. MAaRCpYR has resigned his
commission In the U. s. Army, end offered his
services to his native State. Col. M. is gra-
duate Of West Point, to which school he re-
moved from the University of Virginia, In
| 1926. Re served in the artillery during the
| Mexican war, and distinguished himself
highly In that service, having won several
brevets by his gallantry and intelligence. he
| fought in all the battles from Vera Cruz &c
Mexico, and displayed all the qualities OF
| consummate officer.
YRr ANOTHER.
Maj. RoGr. S. GARsRTr has left the servics
of the United States and taken up that OF his
native State. He was in nearly all the bat
ties of the Mexican war, and distinguished
| himself in all.
| ANOTHER AGAIN
| "What will the line stretch out to the crack
| doom? '
! Major SAMUEL ANDERSON has resigned anf
takes service under his native State. MAO
! ANDERSON is a native of Buckingham county
In this State He is a most gallant officer
! worthy to rank with the brayest in our ser
| vice. He was in most Of the Mexican battles
and received two brevets for gailaLtry AM
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ANoTHER
YET AE0TH RR.

Mai. Rom. S. GARNRTr has left the service
of the United States and taken up that of his
native State He was in nearly all the bat
t,ss of the Mexican war, and distinguish
himself in all.
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n HEADQUARTERS COMPANY TX"
n VA. RIFLES, lar kEG VA VOLS,
hi RICHMOND. April ~, 1881.
w The Headquarters of this company are
established at ,he old until lately cailedl
UNITED STATES HOTEL, corner of Main and
lsth streets, and will be open every day from
o'clock A NJ. till o'clock =. NJ. Any one wish
ing to join the company is requested to call dur
ing the hours stated
By order Of the Captain.
FRED'K LEMKUI,
fc Quart ste
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Al HEADERS. MARION RIFLE CO.,l
81 Richmond, April 20. 1901. !
III Attention, Marion Rifle Company.-As-
w sembls THIS EVENING, at s O'clock, at ycnr
Headquarters In the new building next to the
American stables, on 10th street, between Main
and Cary streets.
ap 23-it ALBERT LYBROCk, Captain.
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4 INV xusIc.
CONFEDERAcy MARGR BY rouimin. Arsr
best ever compos%d. Published in handsoms
siyis. with liksasss q Lebanon pas. -. and
EMELiNKMAIUkKA. By Frey. CSC.
CHANT DO RKR0Ek. BY De Ceiss. sse.
PARRY FLOWER POLKA. By Krnumaehsr. sss'
use. Two easy and pleasiaa pieces, saitaois
for bsEiassr. In this pepalas eoaps'sf'
most pleasing style.
I'm COME HOAE. Ballad. BY yassler. Csc.
STRANGRR ON TnR BILL. nyv. u, b. sse.
LAM Or az Tus sourn-A patriotic sess, written
by 4. y. Leonard, ESQ. Musis by Muller. sss'
0E0Rdk Willie. Au.ls faslisasI,,
naAirnois, Nd. ,
Aay Of the above viii - ssnf by mail, free u
postage, % receipt Of the Maskel pstes.
~ For sale BY I'll Music Dealer, ~ VA
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- FROMANDAFTEK THIS DATE,
for the purpose Of enabling our EN-
ploy COS to attend to their military duties, we the
undersigned agree to open our respective placer
At Q A M and close the same at r. NJ, until
further notice.
Bfeadsn y Fox, J. x u. Roseubaum,
Christian i Lathrop, Kent, Paine & co,
George Rusksii, Watkins Il Fickten,
Thos. X. Price q Co., A. X. Parker &C.,
johnson HARDWOOD, j. b. Ferguson, Bro. 4
Alfred Moses, Co,
John l.. smither, Weston Il Williams,
swords d Thaw, Ginter. Alvey 4 ArsRts,
Chiles Chsnery, H. Price Co,
G.. Boettchcr, Elicit q Drewry,
VIM j. Swords, Richardson 4 Co.
J. Millhiser K Brother s. Hirsh,
Wadsw orth. Turner i Co.
Richmond, April "a, 1861. ap sat
FIGHT FOR YOUR C1UN-
81 TRY ALL those wishing TO eo-ops- A.
rate u 18th us in organizing a Volunteer Corps, Y
will meet at HEAVIER DAM DEPOT, Hanover nj
county, Oh SATURDAY next, 27th April, 1T Ii ".
clock. wA. NELSON,
c. ST. GEORGE HOLLAND,
CHARLES COOKE,
LEWIS +. TERRELL,
HILLARY JONES,
ap Oats WIN. FUNTAINE
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Eo7n r. NJ. HaY7is

DR.. ScHLoseKR has extracted five Corns fro
my feet, without the slightest pain.
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TACTICS FOR OPPICEgs
INFANTRY, CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY.
Arranged and complied by
Published by ]. W. RANDOLPH.
Pgi~2.-75 CEyri
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From T. NJ. q. Dickinson, Esq
DR.. ScHLossER has extract number OF Ccrns
from my feet, without any pain, giving perfect
satisfs ction. T. II. G. Dickinson.
Richmond, April goth, 1861.
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Il VOLUNfEEkS.-Litize who wish to
n Join an INDEPENDENT COMPANY, whose
III main object is to attend to duties in Richmond
Wunless demanded elsew here, can Join one Al
the au ction room of Hector Davis
Company meets EVERY NIGHT, at o'clock
for drill. an 73-Ns
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NOTICE.-ln obedience to The 2td section Of
~ the Tax Bill, parsed by the Council Of the
give notice to all concerned thar the Gerornit,s.o
Finance have classified all psrsops and Arms
chsrgeable with class tax the present year Zach
turers, keepers Of ordinaries. brokers, &c ,
which classification has been left in the Auditors
office, where all interested can see the amonnl Of
taxes with which they charged.
The Committee OF Finance will meet in the
Council Chamber on TUESDAY, the auth day Of
this month, april at o. clock r. " TO hear sp
pications from all persons W no shall tniok ther
arc put into too high a class. The said commit
tee shall after hearing the party and any cyl
persons or firms, or permit IL to remain as 1t has
been fixed by them, as shall appear to The Con
mittes just and equal
zap 23-st NJ L. sTRATT0y. A. c. r.
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"a lies, W ho are not members Of any company,
III and who anxious to protect their Are
odd Fellows Hall, to- morrow TUESDAY, night,
23d inst, ats o'clock, for the purpose Of getting
up q DOnble Shot Gun CompanY. ap zs-lt*
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HhNRICU COUNTY, AFRfL q III, MI.
a ATTENTION. IST MILITIA COM
hi PANY, saD RBGlMENT.-persons subject 10
W Militia duty must assemble TUESDAY
next, at II O'Clock, 4. NJ on Heckler's Old Field
tor Company muster. All absentees will be deal,
with according to law.
Bounds of Company District follows Com.
mencing at the corner of Broad and 18th streets
along Broad TO New Bridge road along said road
to DR.. 0arnett's road. along said road to Chicka-
hominy, up Chickahominy to Mechanicsvile
turnpike along turnpike to Broad street.
By order OF Captain BILLUPs.
an a2-at< W G. AMM0NS LIST Serg't