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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19

90" iEAnAcnE. No AL RAtUn NC
AND AEKvOt ) DIS ORDERS
For oil OF Inch i ~" sptd> ANA .rit.'n rem AN
ne>y tolls ihia Ln'"'." i'p ep'r. 'oa me 'cpe
al Ilr Struhen wet # ornrct,cut. Ian uS one
setter and has been ii IN hts a. ice Tor uiofe ihan
iw4u,y year. with the MT ,S'o 'shi', success
A. An ALAEvIA1uK OF PAIN. / Is ui'itale' by ah'
n pr,,aiun Lclorr he IN II Of >ti u most skep
iIcn. may b. couvh eed ~ atirtle II h'
Th- L'u n"n cur lapdl' ann radically ~, ,H hc"-
matte piscrdei e,e'l tin"' ahu ~ 'h u IDS .
cases whe.c la, u-ed it has never been Know 10
ts. .,.
ever, re- no ,ever dnl e.siiig
II III 1--WE tie WORT casta 81 1eauachS III tnfee
II iuui,s aud is warrant To do 1t.
lnOihAttE alOwi J. cur" instantly
Fo Nervous Debility and general La-si-
tutie, arising from IN IN ehce &C ''': ths nm
j, most PIP snd IN ail'np r medy. ACTIN dI ectI!
upon h. nervous tissu.s 1t siren. theirs and Ie,lvlreS
the m. nd restores IT . +larticl ana vIsr
F,z PILLS. an eXieri al remedy W" c"l = That
it III tEsr - OWL ana We Gu 'Le"g tn" world :"
yroucr equal Every victim OF TINS DISTRESSING co n
pant ,hud give II trial tor WI not no ia' 70
QUlNsi ana s'kr THROAT :ro ,ome'"es ex
ten,r m liz, AL, and uarl hut ,D y appica
tivn tth'- lpim' III will never si' to cure
sPR Il SOMETIMES very OBJ inale. and ensIpe
men, OF Il JOINTS lab to ,ccur i, neglected TIE
vors be conquered By tLi- Linimenl in ~ OF
ntUiSEs, GU S. WuUNns. SORES, u GERS
hea ing properties Ct DIX. S"th1'S iNFALL tLE
LlNlMEhr, ~l,." n>ed according to direction. Also.
call LA'Ns. FRO FEET, AND INSECT
BiItS AND Sfl Us.
a;vesy eSOrsc Owner
should have Hi mp.y at h., d. tor It's timely nse at
the 'i's DIp~a,an,e Lam. hes. eFec"sl' p,"vrn
II o.. t,,r,Aiu. bic di~t:i VIII Oh all hOr-e la bic
and which eide 20 many o hrw" &c valuable hor'ed
q ~ c>5.
over f. ur .ndred v0iu'ar, Testimonials to The wCn
de't Gu aivr iso"r'ses f hi> Lulmrnt have Teen
rece iva within tie lt two yeas ant many OF them
~ persons in the IN he tri"k. o. hte
UTION.
TO avoid impnsttn, obse W the signature and Like
nee- ot Or. S-pn-n Sweet ere |, ,tl, an also
Stephen ) vets Infahb'e Linimen" blown in the
glass Ut sch bottle. without uhch none re genuine
Rich ~rdsOn g. Co.
ei'roptetor,, Norwich. CT
For sale by FRED f. SWIFT /. Montpelier, G-n-ra
est tor v.rsnont, and by all dealers. Apr-yl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19
Liberty r.. 'shs,ysDer's Estate.

E subscriber having bee nap"Inrd by'he' tDoiable
D. truhtie Court tor the District Ut n. bdo',h Cons
ssiNnCrr a. eIaMut ana adusi all claims
Gt-Hnhs It III 0rrSGns aa't5, he Estate of I'ttt j..
Ih"rher late Of Washing $ld District, deceased.
represented inS0lEcni and tuetcm of six mGGths from
sn 81 q day o Drn!"f 1887 brin" allowed by said Cnu
10 the creditors OF said deceased Ia eshbt prove their
reSprc''"" ciHinS hciUra hI we VIII attend
T." the duties # app at The Gthte OF H. A.
Mbie III Washington, in said District. the SECOND
Tue sday Of February nnd tPrI newt a 10 ocl' ok Nj the
f"rn,.o". "N @ich at SAID ta,s.
bUNNAN MAn1iN, Conn.
Ia. u. STANL y,
u. i. WHITE, Adm
NJ cutie ~. ~. ~. 3i2fw3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19
LADIES CATER ssl,,r.

littl1 glove s M ny hear tides STR II, fine oo,
snow white muslin, wien i, fits, makes mar, cn;
notion '' curious
II sorts Of ady fxins thrill my feelings a. ,bov ~
but httie female satcr roots death and nniI
shorter NV "S
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19
ES"ssssic'- agasscss,V.

E'""ssic'~ sraac,ny,
MOaklSi hbE. blNalnLE CUlItfi, VI,
NJ Mex LLoP, A. B., PRINCIPAL
Miss FA NNIf W MUTT Procedures
, HE WINTER TER Of this Institution will commence
MO DAY, lice. I'd, 1851
These wishing TO pa thorough and systematic Sci
epbc or Classical Course Of study will here find superb
o. ADVANTAGES
Zee ures viii be delivered by The Principal and others
on topics of General in crest, during tl!, I'm.
Ruari may bc obtained Ia private families for from
:i1) to SlI1 per week. Every facility will he AFT, rded
for self boarding.
Csta!oguss may he Obtained by applying to the Prnc-
pal ut Morr>Nhe.
D. ~ iurN,M, fru""'a' Committee.
Worthwhile. Nov. 1 h. w5t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19
" GOD or CO AL.
Ahead of all Com nrtitinn

Ahead VI oil Competition
t&'S Of them manufactured last year--more than double
the nu nbtr Of any other first class stove in
one year. in the United States.
THEY Contain all the Improvements which in all the
first class stoves, and the advantages and improve
msnts over other stoves are in part a follows:
LIST The arrangement for broiling the front hearth
an improvement overlooked other first class stoves
1t has also the same arrangement for brpiling top.
~ thorough ventilation of the Oven.
3D. Introducing hot air drAughi to the fire chamber
thereby increasing the dreught of the Stove quchenng
Its operations and enabling it throw heat-a
matter mach and justly complained Of in other Stoves
An An important mp ovemcnt in The application Of
the damper, which throws the heat around tie oven.
5th Much grcaer weight sequently heavier plates
and more durable as well as haudSomer castings
9th. draft dampcr at each end cf the fire box, so
that the fire Is equazel aud gride will heat quick
as the other, also heating the in half the time.
9TH. Fire back protected by soap-aone, so it cannot
burn out.
In addition 70 the above imp eruents has all that's
combined in Other first class Stoves viz Hot water Res.
ervoir, armng CLOSET, Rooster in front, Baker top
Doors Heed with best Russia from &c, Further, thi,
stove s warranted To do The va with as little fu any
other Stove in the market, and in n superior manner.
All who want first Steve hOud never y until
tey cal and SEA- TIE Coca SANAalTA they have in ev
cry instance given satisfaction
AN he exclusive agent ror the sale this Stove in
Montpelier, and , II on trial 70 any reasonable length
Of time, 80 all are safe il hu,ing
have also a. tniI an assortment of Common stoves on
BAND any "lHer dealer Washinrirp County aud sell
9 low as any on, in the State t. DEWEY
Montpelier, Dec. TO- 1850.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
AN ORDINANCE.

Concerning Ms Coramissdry Department.
BE il ordained That the Commssary General, Assist.
ait Commissary General, Commssaries and Assistant
Comui.ssres upon entering upon the duties of tho, Of
fcea shall give bond with approved security in such
penalties a. the Governor may direct and many ac:
ing Assistant Commi;slries may be detailed from the sub
al ems OF the line may be necessary, who shall like
wise give bond and security above directed. The
bonds hereby required TO be given, shall be made pay
able TO the State of Virginia. and shall be fled with the
first Auditor. The Commis9ary General aud his assist
ants shall perform such duties in purchasing and issuing
of ratiors the army Of the State OF Virginia the
Governor may direct.
Supplies for the Army unless in particular and urgent
cases the Governor should otherwise direct shall be pur
chased by contract be made the Commssary Ger
eral on public notice. be delivered OH inspection in the
bulk and such places shall be stipulated; which
contract shall be made urder such regulations the
Governor may direct. This ordinance shall be in force
ON the time Of its adoption. suiject to amendmei t,
II odfcation or repeal by this Convention or by ths
General Assembly of Virginia,
Adopted by the Convention Of Virginia, April 81,
1891 JoHN L. EUBANK,
ap29-dStcSt Sec'y Of the Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
AN ACT

To dLoriz the County C0,rIs and any incorporated CT
IN or To,cr, TO arm TIE Militia Of their respective
Counties, cities and I6wns, aud to proride means
therefor
BE H enac ed by the General Assembly That the Coun
y Courts of Charlotte county and such other counesas
NAV accept the provisions Of this act hereinafter pro-
yided may arm such portion OF the militia OF Their
pecve counties they may deem expedent and as may
be without arms; provided, tie authority here Civ
shall be construed to impair any power over this SUBJ
iect vested by Law 10 the Governor.
g For the purpose Of paying the debt thus incurred
the Courts shall have power TO appoint agent or agents
TO neg itate loan loans for aud in the OF such
county and the term at which il makes its county
lew ss lew on all the lands and all other subjects
liable 10 that and county levy III sgca county, with
out the lmis of town that provides for its poor ard
keen, s streets in order such tax 10 pay the said debt
or part of such oau oans may be authorized and
interest thereon, said Court may deem necessary
and p oper and from year to year repeat such
ments until the sum authorized or loans made by such
Court together with all interest s fully paid But such
lew for year shall not exceed onehiyd OF the whole
| amount of debt thus incurred at one time
& And in case a1y such county shall have already
issued its bonds for he purpose herein specified, tie
same sIal be- AMI is hereby egalzed and made valid
Whenever oil the acting justices OF such county shal
have beep summoned 10 attend the court to consider
the subject and majority shall be present and consent
| ing thereto.
4 The courts shall not contract any debt liability
under the provisions OF this act nniess all the acng
justices thereof shall have been summoned to attend the
court TO consider the subject, and majority shall be
| present and voting on the question.
g. This act shall apply to sill counties wherein the
County Coar the justices thereof having been sum
moned to consider the same and jority being pres'
| ent, shall accept it.
| q. Any Incorporated city or town, through their
councils or trustees may avail themselves of the pro-
visions of this BILL and shall have power to raise the
amount necessary by loan TAXATION they may de-
| termine.
7. The said County Courts end corporations accept
ing the provisions o. this act may Ike such regulations
as may be necessary for the preservation and return OF
| said arms when demanded.
8. This act shall be in force from lis passage.
Passed Senate January l9h, 1851
| SHELTON G. DAVIS. @. 8.
Passed House of Delegates January l9h. 1851.
| WV. +. GoRDox, Jr, q. II. ID.
copy from the roIl-tests:
Aps, ss-ess 3. D, Keeper Of Reue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
AN ORDINANCE

TO AMEND TIKI CONSTITUTION or THIS COMMONWEALTH so
STRIKE OFT THE 22D AND 23D SECTIONS OF THE 4ru
ARTICLE OK TIE PRESENT CONSTITUTION AND INSERT THE
FOLLOWING IL LIEU THEREoF:
Taxation shall be equal and uniform throughout the
Common wealth, and all property shall be taxed 10 pro-
portion to its ue which shall be ascertaned in such
may be presc ioed by law but any property
may he exempted from taxation by the vote OF nv
ity of the whole number OF members cl cted to each
House OF tie General Assembly.
This Ordinance shall take effect on the first day of
July next when ratified BY majority of the votes of
the people of this Commonwealth, cast at pole 10 be
taken thereon on the fourth Thursday in May next in
pursuance of schedule hereafter to be enacted
Done in Convention, in the city of Richmond on Il e
twenty sixth day Of April in the year of Lord
thousand eight hundred and sixtyope and in the eighty
fifth year of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
A. True copy. IonS L. EUBASK,
Secretary OF Convention
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

The Convention of the Commonwealth of Virgins
having adopted the Goth day of April 1861 an or
dinauce d" to amend the Constitution of this Conn or
wealth, to strike out the 22d and 23rd sections Of
the 4h article Of the present Constitution and insert
section in lieu thereof, and hIvirg adopted schedule
to accompany the samc and by the schedule thereto
nexed required polls to be opened for the ratification or
rejection of TIE by the people Of this State on
the fourth Thursday in May next:
Now, therefore, l. JOHN LErcHER Governor OF the
Commonwealth Of Virginia, do hereby proclaim that the
annexed is an authentic copy OF the said ord Darce and
schedule aud that all officers designated therein are re-
qured to conform to its provisions in every respect
-, Given under my hand Govern or and un-
; l. S. der tie seal Of the Commonwealth at Richmond
'~-~' this 2i day of APRIL 1861, and in the s5lh
year Of the Commonwealth.
JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor:
GEORGE W. MUYFoRD,
Secretary of the Commonw( alth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

NVHEaEts She Cereal Assembly Of tbs Commonwealth has
w autlcGz a Bank b. est1blshd under IN, q
Ps lysnis and has Inc porstd the same as
bau To- circulation deposte aud discount With capital Il not
s than o. Kindred tn uiaad than three hundred
IN usaud dos raised by subscription in 81 ares Of one
dollars each and whereas has been certified l. the
sAlsatton ~ the Executive that The Of hundred
and taeut, thousand dolars being than the min
imum capital Aforesaid has been SUI s,i5td, that the sid
batk has actually and In good sh OF Its absolute pc
coin Of the United sises seventh i've
tsous doiis being ihehrhs OF the amount sutsc ed
and the required by and that the said ion
has orpacz-d the elect OF President and Drec
Now ore conformity 'aw do hereby make this proc
amaon declaring the aforesaid and that the bank Is 1u-
thorz-d to commence operai!o-s.
Given uader my hand Governor, and under the seal
ofihe Common wealth. this fourth day OF Way, 56a
i- JOHN LEiCHER
By the Governor:
GEosGS MrSroao Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
May 6-d8tc3,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07

n, remembered ,bs Forgotten vas beautifully said
Of Howard the Phianthropi-t It also applies TO every
man who trrgs the amelioraols, comforts and enjoy
meus Of life within the reach Of persons aud classes who
are Otherwise p7ived Of their Advantages Especially
nav it be said OF bin who AbOrOusly seeks and finds
ears Of preserving health the poor mans capital and
the ri.h mas 30 ser We thick this eulcguu proper
" applied j c. Aver Of Lowell the reuowaed chem
Ones England uto spurnug the trodden paths 70 fame
d.vres bis entire abilities and requirement the dscov
erv OF Natures eff tua remedies for disease When
the ideu blessing been revealed be proceeds sup
pv 10 70 all mankind alike through druggiSs at 81
E prices that poor and rich nav alike enjoy It's benefit
-jJ,g-gai Il Enquirer, Porflgpd Name.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07

DUTIEH-5OOs COO lbs Rel Butter suitable for bAkini
ID purposes, just received and Tor saie by - ,,,r,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
CITY ITEMS.

sn.srsnoorsss Ia view OF probable neursiou into
si1i by the Satanic forces nov assembled At Wash
mon. We think would be exPedient TO detieh few
,,ired uarksmen for special defensive service There
-. wi,hin the ranks Of the volunteers nov assembled
- VIRGINIA scores OF whose familiarity with the
"a. tom childhood enables them 70 that weapon
.,b great efficiency. They can snuff candle, bark
urrel or perform other similar feAts as readily aud
s,,e,ssfuy their prototype Of patriotism, William
Tel knocked the sppls from his sons head. large
= ,-itv OF these mOuntii,eer marksmen wholly un-
"a 20 the restraints and discipline Of regular military
-r,nixaton and, until subjected 20 years OF training
I'D never make as tfc ent soldiers upon the field
49, wlo have been reared within the influences Of the
ann or been accustomed TO the "soll stirring music
ft5e drum and q. Bus give thcm the privilege Cf
,iirr a the repusOn Of the enemy, in their way
,ifr suitable regulations and is morally certain that
fee t. suy bullets val be wasted. Let them take their
or positions tor sighting the foe, supply them with
prsnty OF ammu'tOa and the result vii be thinning
eg.~ OF the invading horde.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
AN OPDJEANCE

PROVIDING cuAPLAINs FOR THE PROVISIONAL ARMY.
Be it ordaned That the Governor shall appoint one
Chaplain for each Brig lde who shall be entitled to the
same paw and emouments a Major OF Infantry.
This Ordinance shall be in force from the time of its
adoption aud be subject to amendment, modification or
repeal by this Convention by the General Assembly.
Adopted by the Convention of Virginia April ~,
1891 JONI l.. EUBASK,
ap29-d3tc3t Secretary of Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
GZN. OEuRR !


Gzv. OEnRR
No. !.
that there may be mi'aprehen,ion hereby or
e OF Virginia VII not b. held responsible
c 5ge by railroad mpLn Tor running cr'rd tram
tarsI oaon OF persons erpoged Ia the military service
freight supplies muuous Of war, ct without
press authority Ia writing the Quanetmasier In Richmond
a charge Of the Department Il transportation.
tut In Of tNrsordsry emergency @ rule Will be W3vef
railroad officers 10 telegraph 70 h'
On rma,r gichmc nd Tor authority 70 employ eEt
rains 10 shall be considered absolutely essent for III; Inter
cst. OF the ubic service
No .on wi be made for the tran por,on OF any per
son frgt, supplies. muLito.s Uc except supplies
Drpz uults spe LAZY su ried ny Tx
said OF Ccer with Wi Ten authority
teut, OF the "euer9
unlcers ling uvs Departments oi the state
subsistence supplies w be guei = the Commisay OF rub
the point Of destination, AID receipt from lin or a.
author ii Office Of his department. will be considered s-eien
voucher fJr Paymen'. , d,
All Ulcers Of railroad companies requested TO renies te
accounts wey TO be accompanied by the vii ten order foH
perry auhozeI officers spec fed AT rtIld as vouchers
said will be duly eAAuin and certified to BY III
Quart, Aser's Department for pay m. Mt lei o.
Troops, bsgsgs, muliton and subsistence stores IRON
Siatei forwarded frC Wtlin and Goodson whou
any special order.
- r. g GARRETT
Adj1tsLt GENERAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
THE FOLLOWING LETTER relative to BRAN
DRETHs PILLS deminis attenii u from INvALIDs
HaNN,EroN n } May 7, iSe0.

HANN1SToS, n J., May I, 1S60.
DR BRANpsEru Dear S-I long write you
and express gratitude beneficial effects
experienced n family, hundreds thousands Of
others by the Of Bndreihs Pills. year M friend
BockEay sold pl,in son, iS' was Ia deeIi Ing
state Of hcl am my "a Is well myself supposed that
earthly voyage woad'oon INN Mr. Broekway urged
10 take the RsndIchs Pills. bu, having much medicine
with good cCct Inclined let COURSE
and calmly submit 70 my TAT. Mr. i've doz
boxes ud take them asP-eserbed. by n he had
great faith W them, and finally thm but not
gin went home and went att After taking
one box began to feel bstr. Well ST. when had ned
twelve boNell we'll healthy nanny wsght havrg gone
cm 1871 Pounis to POUNDS supply and
h1t ne and the present rtaed three & ussnd dol
worth Of these Invaluable Pills. and a quite sure that have
thereby been saving not hundreds thousands
Of lives. Yours, truly, c. PAY, MP.
Price % cents per box Sold by all respectable deslers
medicines mJ4-i&wlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
rEnEGRANrs-

We received nothing in the shape of Telegraph news
up to II o'clock lest night which time obliged
% % 20 press
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
THEIR ortrE OpFPATroV

10 cases IuGanms the Bowels B US Choc-vhen Gro
ten and Usrlyl Oils fail five o. RADNAis RbGCLAT-
INA PILLS Will ptotUce free and pleasant evacuation from
tho bove In from fuc 10 six hour There are 10 pills no Ca
harlc pug4 i've medicine In that vii operate 50
paan y thoroughly, and speedily, as Railways kesl ting
Ps Persons SUI from Nery0Js7tss Mel ne oily, Rsiess
ness Ngh Bad Dreams Ru o. 81 OF to the Head Fit a9d
2ci-s luGeng h- horror 2Tg fra Ire u'a tiles, Re
The Meuse and the train " painful feeling ting
ciors fpe div eved q all dcuies bv the
use Of RAILWAYS RtGt ATNG PfL'S5ne u RAILWAYS Ps,
when gong bed cH Qit Ee-r5uH-s ant induce sleep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
DIR ERIENn, ANn THE

49, PUBLIC-DuIirg pat ave six months We have
Teen oonng supplies Of goods paying exhoreant rate
o vNchat In order that the Of NTH be
snpphd Crate for the patronage o. friends who have
Lbtrai the past ears used every
er lon 70 meet thsr
state % snrs unusual AMI extraordinary exists the
eounirs Is In state Of The through which
tuppHes obtsiad l-sd One member Of
hrn and two aHtsns mi ry duy and therfre for
the emit compelled sell c except most
prompt payirg customes We vii open accounts m
any enc, for Ne have no force write bnk We
tust that Cur friends will duly appreciate Nhch com
pei us % this course. MEADE BAKER. Druggkts.
mo dAct Ma Al I mond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
InNnCuTORN S,LE OR vALUAnLE LANn

IN LOTIsA UIUNTTAs FNecl1Fs ~ J0scph WINSTON,
Gsed sale the acts ~ Land belong the
the said Whist priv until the 10th DAY ~ MAY
MKT public auctCn that dag the premises un
sold before ofwhh Que notice will b. given Tn. home tract
acres lying South Anna rv-r 2 from
the use adjoining the isDd Of Wm 81. err Car
penter others three hundred this tract
land has ttoy dwelling house necessary
out II tas always been considered one Of the po
ductve farms In the county.
The other tract. called Brooks contss 1919 about
Il comfortable dwelling house
Mr. A. q. Walton Mr. T. c. Carpenter living near win show
the lands any visiting TO view ihtm
TgNs-0nshrd h. balance and two years carrying In
terest
For further particulars address "Yansned," Louisa
county GABRIEL JONES
JOHN 7 QUlRiEs.
mh5-iaw.ds Executors Of JOSEPH Winston decd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07

How TO MANs BALL CASJwueEs- Prepare a stick four
inches long, perfectly round, and hus smaller than
che tal cut small slices Of paper an inch and hall
o-e and wide enough TO 20 and half times around
The stcs prepare muciage OF water ard gumarabi,
rot The paper the stick time then put on the
cce and press fruy by rolling IT, then trim the stick
oneeght Of inch aud put mucage in the end Of the
paper the ball and stand n 90 the point in cup
O. t1ur fine dirt sanj and let il remain until u Is
drv This mode is much more convenient and better
t1an the ordinary one Of tying the paper TO the bail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-07
XALSA.L . raePEMdy ATTsE


i G RNER OF on AND GRACE STREETS, OPPOSITE CAPI-
TOLsQU ARE a. the Central Hotel for
the quet the owner authorized CT sell
going Ia BILE real estate. This properly Is well IN
minGte description deemed
it bcaion mmedisy opposit- the Capitol ca ng
the Gig bic "a" city. The Hotel las
for about 20 guests and not only well adapted Ho
Is equally gerel boarding h'u-e for m
tenant long ea-e the t-Ts will be made secommoda-
ting To purchase the liberal credits which
sired will be given. Virginia Stock be taksa pay
For further particulars spply
spsO-o2T GOD0IN APPERsON AuctlOneers
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TO ALL sHEEIFFs, COMMISSION ERs or
THE REVENUE AND TELEGRAPH OPERATORS IN

THE COMMONWFAL II
NOTICE hereby given such Off ers that they TO
y leaye Their petitions uldtr any circumstances It Is
the ttt the du suc officers should be prompt
performed AID they the ervces OF the
military In tte hr!d
by order Of the Governor.
GEORGE ". MUNP0RD,
ap24-dk' Gt Secretary OF the Commonwealth.