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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY or
THE TREASURY.

The Secretary Of the Treasury estimates
the entire amount of means wanted to cover
the expenses of the government to June so,
1862, at S3lS. 5l6 ,58l s., of which the war
and naval departments will consume about
S2I6, 900 900. The remainder viii
b, needed for the civil department,
reign intercourse, interest, a., and
far IS 1000, 600 to 60 towards the reduce
uon Of the public debt.
To meet this large sum ordinary means
wIl not suffice. Mr.. Chase proposes 10 OBJ
t3.n from customs and direct taxes S6o.-
009 900, and 70 raise the rest by loans. Inc
arrangements Of commerce reduce the present
amount from customs below the usual marx.
IIs proposes II increase the income FROM
customs by duty Of from = TO i cents pr
hound d sugar. according 70 quality, Cts.
ger gallon On molasses, 5 cts. per pound on
c,fae, IS CTS. PER pound Oh black tea, and
q CTS. per pound o. green toa. II estimates
an increase OF $4,000 GOO in that way. \
chsnge Of tariff q a few other articles. 10
estimates viii bring 81 zoe, 900 more and
that the receipts from sales OF public lands and
II cellaaeols sources will be Sc 900 900
more and that the entire income from
al these sources be estimated at $50 600
600. To make up the annual income to
SS0,0OO,000 he proposes to have small
= Il - ] IL
liquors, on ale and beer, on spring carriages,
jswelry, and on legacies, or 70 have a small di
rect tax laid. Perhaps a resort to
both modes of raising revenue may
be thought best. One eighth of one
per cent on the estimated value Of real
aud personal estate in the country would
bring above $4,000, 900.
The Secretary thinks it proper that law
for the forfeiture of the property Of rebels
should be enacted, and that the proceeds
should be paid INTO the public treasury He
also suggests reduction Of expenses by
lessening of salaries and wages paid b. ID,
Government, to tie amount OF ten per cent,
and that the Thanking privilege should be
abolished.
For the S240,O00 900 to be raised By loan
tie Secretary proposes a national loan of
SiOO,oOo,OOO or more, on Treasury notes,
payable in 3 years, and at seoen and three
fenths per cent annual interest. That ma rite
ular rate makes the interest on a $50 noted
exactly one cent a day. IF the entire nation
al loan is not thus made, he proposes bonds
for Sloo, 600 900 at not less than par and at
per cent in sums of from $500 to
$4,000, or in sterling money from el00 TO
1000, redeemable not later than Jan. !,
1892. To make up for the deficit for the
present fiscal year he would issue small trea-
sury notes on interest, payable in one year,
or convertible into the treasury notes for
three years. The propositions Of the Secre-
tary are commended by men sagaelOus in
financial affairs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-07-12
FROM THE SECOND REGIMENT
CAMP FAIRBANKs, }
WASHINGTON, d. c., July ID, '6l. {


WASHINGTON, D. c., July ID, '6l. :
EEssRs. EpI1oRs OF The FREE PRESS.
Now that we are fairly settled down
il our new camp, will give you an insight into
our camp life. We are pleasantly encsnPed on
Capitol Hill, about mile east Of the Capitol,
where we have fine view of the northern part Of
the city and the surrounding country, with its
thousand tents. There are II regiments to be
seen at present from our camp, Of which the near
est is the Minnesota Regiment, Col. Ramsey; and
as there are many Vermoaters among them, the
greatest good feeling exists between the two resi-
nents.
Cur boys are e joying themselves pretty well:
although little dissatisfaction has been express
Ell in regard 20 rstions. On Sunday evening
Company refused TO appear on drill, until they
were furnished their regular rations At that time
there was considerable excitement in regard to
the matter; but our rations were very much i'm
proved the next day, and every thing has gone on
smoothly since. I would not insinuate that
Quartermsster Pitkin is to be blamed in this mat
ter, as there greater favorites in the Regi-
ment than our worthy Quartermaster and his
assistant.
The general health OF our boys is good, although
there were many aiing at first froN the effects Of
the change of climate and diet; but we are i'm
proving now, and shall soon be in fighting condi-
ton to man. We have about 20 down with the
measles, many of whom are in the hospital in the
city, where they receive the best Of care.
we are drilled thoroughly each day in the man
u2i OF arns, according to Hardees tactics, having
settled down to this mode of drill, and changed,
hope, for the last time. We also practice some
at target shooting. Several of the bows make
rather bungling work at this: for instance. one
boy in loading day or two since, put in his first
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rAvp TAIEBAEKS }
WASHES GToN. l.. C..
July 81. l~Cl. }
DEAR FREE PAS

DEAR FREE Pas
Since my last, we have had " stirring tunes in
camp. Night before last We had one Of the sever
est Tain-storms I ever witnessed. The camp was
literally flooded with water. After it was over,
some Captains get permission to go out for dry
straw. I took a squad out about two miles and
procured enough for the Company. Each Of US
carried - bundle Of about co lbs or our backs
into camp. Laying down withou: changing my
clothes, I avoke With decidedly 7'4 feeling and
Iamoness in every joirt- Bat shall 90 on duty
tomorrow. We are expecting hard fight here
soon-we ali say, ths sooner the better. Oar
Company have only four sick; one case Of measles,
two Of diarrhca, and one Of severe cola. ara
glad to get your paper, I can tell You, for thus
far it is the only newspaper or source Of iDforma
tion Of what Is going on II Vermont that I can
get
Yours trulT. 7 T. 7.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-07-12

FIRE "A general alarm was given at 8
O'Clock, on Saturday evening, occasioned by
a journal in the steam planning mill becom
ing heated and setting fire to some sawdust,
IN which the FIRE must have smouldered some
ttoo hours, after the closing of the mill. be-
fore spreading to the roof, when its existence
was first discovered. The engines were en-
the spot in no time, but were not needed, as
the fire was easily extinguIshed by a few
buckets IF water. On the whole il was a
narrow escape FOX the mill and the lmmens.
amount Of c0mbustible property about it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-07-12
COUNTY TICKET.

For SENATORS,
!. II. WOODWARD, of Westford,
ELMER BEECHER, of Hinesburgh.
GEO. T. EDMUNDS, of Burlington.
FoR ASSISTANT JUDGES
L. y. WILLIAMS, of Essex,
E. Ii. WHEELER, of Charlotte.
FoR JUDGE OF PROBATE,
ROSWELL B. FAY, of Williston.
FoR STATES ATToRNET,
JEREMIAH FRENCH, Of Burlington
For SHERIFF,
v. B. FLANAGAN, of Burlington.
FoR HIGH BAILITT,
r. s. BLODGETT, Of Jericho.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-07-12

Passing within hail OF one our out-spoken
democratic neighbors a week ago, H. sceosted
Us thus
Il want you to understand tia: Your
operation UP there a. that Montpelier Con-
vention was no concern Of ours; we did not
propose any such thing it was one of your
Own folks getting up. We ask 70 favors
at your hands, and We don't thank any body
for implying that we need to be ratted on
the back by Black Republicans, to make US
support the Government against rebellion.
We don't want compliments for not being
traitors. OF course, we stand by the Gov
eminent against rebellion but we shall
vote for cur own nominees for State officers.
We have nothing to do with your Back
Republieanism. You 20 your way and we
will 60 ours. Of course, we all stand by the
Government against rebellion. and will be as
ready to hang the traitors as you are-and
great deal more ready 10 hang Buchanan
than YOU will be But supporting the Gov
eminent against rebellion has nothing to
do with our party questio2s.
We told him thatweagreed with himtbat
toe support Of the Government was no party
question at all, and that it was every way
proper for those protesting his political views |
to have their own ticket and vote for their
own men and that it would be no disparage-
ment of their patriotism if they did so.
Touching the fitness Of a sus. per co., in Mr.. /
Buclanan's case, though We thought it en;- .
nently proper, We presumed that our colo /
eutor had more intense feeling on the sub /
jeet than VIC had because, having been long (
Personally acquainted with that Wheatland /
gentleman, he doubtless had far proiounder |
knowledge of his III deserts than we. who /
never saw bin, could have
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-07-12
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET

For Governor
FREDERICK HOLBROOK, of Brattleboro
For Lieutenant Governor
LEVI UNDERWOOD, of Burlington.
For Treasurer
JOHN B. PAGE, of Rutland.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-07-12
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF
TIE NAVY.

The Secretary Of the Navy begins by
referring TO the facts. that when the present
Administration came into Office, most Of the
vessels ready for service were on distant sta
tons, and that Of the Home Squadron the
major part was in the Gulf of Mexico. Con-
gress had adjourned without making any
provision for any extraordinary emergency.
A large augmentation Of the naval force, and
a recall of most of the ships from distant
stations were soon found absolutely necessa-
~. All the available force of the navy con-
sisted Of SO vessels of all classes carrying
1876 guns but OF these there are in com
mission only - vessels carrying sos guns.
These vessels had a complement OF about 76OO
men, nearly all On foreign stations A" The
Home Squadron consisted Of twelve vessels,
carrying Isl guns, and about 2,G0O men.
Of thIs squadron, only four snail resseis car
rying twenty-five guns and about go msn
iCere m Northern ports. -
After abiding to the decentralization nd in
fidelity which appeared in so many officers of
navy and to the stern fidelity of the crews, the
Secretary gives the following interesting ac-
count Of the Norfolk Navy yard affair
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-07-12

The following letter, though it has been
a week on the way, will be found interest
Ing. We omit the opening portion concern
ing the journey to, and reception at, New
York, already described in our correspond
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-07-12

GREAT FIRE st East ALBANY.-The in
mense building of the Western Mass rail-
road al East Albany, was destroyed by fire
on Friday night, together with a very large
number OF cars, l0,0o0 bushels &, g7sir.
and quantities of other freight
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-07-12
NORFOLK HAvY YARD.


The slOcp-of-war Cumberland, the fag-sbip Of
Commodore Pendergrsst, arrived OPPORTUNITY in
the Chesapeake on the 23d Of March; aud as this
was the only vessel Of any considerable eapscitv
In there waters that vas manned I detained her
at Norfolk to await events that were gradually
developing in Virginia and the adjoining states.
The navy yard AZ Norfolk, protected BY nc
fortress or garrison, bas always been a favored
depot with the government. Ii was fIisd With
arms and ammunitions, and several ships were in
the harbor, disInantled and in ordinary, and in
no &C nditiOn TO be moved, had there been men to
move them. There were, however, no seamea
there OF on home stations 70 man these vessels or
even enc Of them OF the larger class, aud any at
tempt to withdraw them, or either of them, with
out crew, would, in the then sensitive ard dis
turbed condition Of tho public mind. have be-
trsysd alarm aud Gistrust, and been likely to
cause difficulty.
Arrreheasive, however, that action might z
necessary, tie commandment OF the yard was, early
in April advised Of this feeling, and cautioned to
extreme vigilance and circumspection. These
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
RICHMOND WING.
Tn. Da,ly whis In RiehmOnd--r"y the Car

Tn. Daily whis in Riehmond--F"y the '"f
yiers.
The great demand for toe DAilr WAC ~'o'n 'ae Guy
As well by regular BY transient readers ana 'ne ui'
Guilty of satisfactorily supplying oo'h classes 0i 'sSOei''
BY a carrying system adapted only 70 once 'aOs'n
-, h.v. ins1oed us to resort to the only feasible
mod Of anasiag large city circulation, to wit that
81 r,os,,sat % the Carriers. From this date, there
fore no subscriptions for the wHIe to be left within the
eitv will be taken at this oSe ard all persons indebted
for subscription the present time within tue CITY, Afs
requested to call at the Office and settle their accounts
The Carriers WILL Of course, continue to deliver the pa
per the present subscribers and receive pay lot e
sams At the rate Of fifteen cents per week. me pu'i'
will nov understand that all restriction upon tne safe .,
the Wac BY Carriers within the city 8 removed aho
tha. all Who want it may buy from the Carriers OF nave
n Ian %, them At their residences places OF business
September l6ih, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
S93 49,

S53 tSs&
nS and AFTEa Wednesday, October "a,
" The Mau ard Passenger Crains,
- RchoLd JAekSsn River aud Intermediate Sta
daily A NJ, connecting with the Orange and Alex
AndA trains Gorionsvle, for Mana and al
intermediate points, Charlottesville with tho trains for
LynehbUIs.
HanAn Browns Stages connect with the rAin al stAunon,
Wednesdays and Fridays and NJ Goshen on Tues
iays, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington.
hAnAn and CompAnyB Stage line CONNECTS with The
IRAN for Ire White sulphur LsgsAyrg, &C daily.
RErURSIN9,
The NAL Train leaves JAeksOns kvsr daily Aii5 H. Tor
Richmond. -
Te regular ThroSgh Freight r GOdOaIs AMI points Yves,
q hrre lea Is Rtho p II SaHlAJs, TesdAys and
hussJAys fem Ae Hest at A. NJ -dAys, Weo
lays nEd Fridays
Regular Way Felgh, ain for God0nsyls aad points kast,
esl II. D. wHlTcoMB,
Hupe iLtcrdent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

y NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
FOR THE SALE OF NEGR0Es.
UyHE undersigned hai hay commenced the Auction buSness
for the sale OF NEGRoEs at the Auction Room Trankl
rreeI lately occupied by BETTE GREGORY.
He will sell Negroes both publicly aud privately and socit th
patron his friends and the pubic generally He pledges hi
promote the Interest Of his patrons and faer hmse
bis long experience In the trade he will be enabled Il
obtain the highest market prices he Will make liberal advance
property In hand-ana prepared TO board persons
grged the trade and also their seryanshayng ample
nodatlons FOR both. T. H. sfOkES,
On Franklin, Srd door below Wall street.
April 18Th, 1851
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

FINE LIQUORS.
"1havs In Hofs, imported direct from HsaSs ~ ati1
w Bar"
100 eases One Olarst Wine
80 baskets Champagne Wins
ecasks ene French Brandy
besides large lot Of very superior old Wines AMI b4s
questionable - 10 age and purity, having hoEt ~
Also, London Porter, Scotch Ale irsh AID seoih WIG
jamaica Bum, &c. Cur stock Of Nrr.iA Eye Hh;fY ~
most Of tho best brands part Of which 10 very Cd asi
ii Of which vs vn sell a frsI advance IN la 81
chasera JOHNSON YOuNGEE On,
fN 10. = Pearl Strset gi,isl"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
NILIrARN CAPs! ,nIitar, Cap.!! .

NJ LITARN CAPS! H1iiitary Caps!! JUIs
WI DDOLEf CTrs, Wholesale and ResL, - the NtAy
Aad Public generally, h large stock Of Home Manufactured
ood Grey Black CA.et add Fatigue style caps
Raj abl hlleat favorable terms In city
particular aeatan "a desired 20 the Black MltAry
Ckn. Ia dlesf A1d Cap mAzufSe
tared Ha1g gooi supps Of .t1ck the Manufacture
u Dress Has wao-sals and Retl trade all be eontnu
n - No : Ma S.rret
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
l.. A. >. CLOPTON,


Real Estate 81 Hiring Agent,
OYPICE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, OPPo-
SITE DICKINSON. HILL 90,
RICH hdOND, VA.
HWY subscriber begs return his acknowledgements 10 hs
friends and patrons for er Ayors during the past SIX years.
And would inform hR he t continues the basnes OF HI
INd OUT NHGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS aud al busness pertaining 10 General Agency 10 al
zllch he gives his PsrsoEdi gttistOH.
" Parties In The country who entust She hiring OF their
Negroes him. assured Of every attention being paid
Ia The event Of sickness the beat medical and ysrsoad attention,
always supplied He has also large comfortable apart
ent with his once where those who not
provided places stay night during the hiring,
main, with good Are, yGEE OF CHARGE
Negroes for hire the coming had better be sent Ia 10
early after Christmas ~ possible
To Nose disnce 10 trio Tdas personally gfnOOn, lbeg
LorsJor q tie IoIOupsRg persons:
Richmond Dickinson, Hi % King and Queen county Df.
LatAne Arthur Tepe John 1mpsn Thomas fsunte
wesoreand county Dr. y d. NheelwIisht Rev Thos
Locke King WI liam county John LAiAne, W. O. Laiane, Dr.
John Lewis ksg George coGaty George Turner Richard Turner
hAn1ss Thomas Lee Caroline county, Ro Hudgn, Dr. John
D. Butter EsseK county, " D. WhilOck Dr. James r. LatGne,
Edward Noel Beverley D. 10y. Roy Mleou, Wkey Foss,
George Wright Gloucester county, Dr. Thomas O Coptou, JEFF
s;ub Jasper O. Hughes; James City county, Parks
Rhucni county Dr. Robert Payne New Kent county wm
l. copton, Rbsst HoVie, DE- L. Crunp John Lacy T. T.
Lacy Louisa county, DabHey PArs county, VIM D.
Copton Foster Lunenburg county w. w. Brown oupeper
county, J. B. Chewnng Prince william County, wm J. Where
Norfolk Capt J. 8. Middleton, John Gormiey.
decis-d1vIcim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1o,ooo.ooo.

Deiiy neyenue e7,5O0.o0.
INVESTED IN TIKI UNITED srA1fS OVER $500 ,000t
All Wrsdlrs Personally Responsible yr ne nsgaossssts
As Company.
WE respectfully sepop 10 the security OF the Liverpool
w and London Insaspce oos 10 TIA policy holders In s
lag. cash capital and nvsrEents ks stated above.
capital aud income OF the Company enable 10 fs
lin parties requiring large amounts ofnsuranee
IL addition the ordinary mode Of insurance. this Oonpany
tues FENTPOLICLASo on the payment Of TkHARRU-
Al PREMIUMS Property "a, thenceorth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled apy time, and hsprs
MUM Will te return cd lsss per cent
T Company will By loss Of Rsnu By Fire. on
new and most liberal principle.
seaon OF satisfactory proof loss without or d<do
Ian Of uro,f WoSTHAM a WYATT, Agents,
nJgi shsin ttreet, under 81 Charles Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
DIYAt Nol oy, ,..,9,,s, =, ra,NIs, 20.

~ Improving the Condition Of Horses ans
Na-s Fiving appetite Ard Relieving item % bots
and Wo-s rit-bou1f Sarrt snl Dsiemper and all Dseis
10 shca horse Is tuN intern lily 1hs "Horse TC ME
On an a-e sod Uoy Of hr aod he len on agr
the animal l. mp owed uthout hs rg back u his dst
condition Il :, rxtsrsyey since IL Introduction
about oar YEAR ago cy and al parts CT The stats az VII
Carolina. Nee hUrk, and Ia A1st quAitr GO
The unI1r-ant the demand Is steadily incrrss.ug
has vsl universal ssiiacr0n far Ea Tie
sabgcrber has able sscean cAn h- o. agr 20 t
pri aelpal durgs On iris stat. snl Of JAS P DUAL DRUG
-. -. pr,,-J-t5- "a maYuf. tfrsr ssa2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUsEGINTENDEErs OFFICE,
RcHzosD, Jolly Slst, 1851
Notice 10 Persons sending Packages to Soldiers at Manas-
Sas, Staunt0n, &s., sc.
tyHF practice OF seedug large packages by TIE Mall Trains
hsmlav a burds some the Trzn Oes des causing deiy
th and n persons eOnhne themselves 70
sA paekaRe they the risk OF thei' being sh
besldcs being subject 70 eHeEes charges ~ ,yurecowa
30 General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

APRIL, 1861.
DRY GOODS.
BFrRcHAyTs visiting is city With veE OF mailing Perchsse,
vi are respectfully solicited 70 examine stock Of DKY
GOODS. We oder foF sale:
La 500 bales Brown meetings and shirtinss,
800 osnAburgS,
80 cases Bleached Sheelngs and shlrtllgt,
6CbAles Plaid and Striped OsnAburH1,
60 pieces striped aad PLAZA Donestes. for ssESAosi
5cbales T1eSfnss,
80 " Denns and Striped shirtnss,
yISO cases Fancy Prints
So Ootlonados,
10 s Colorel CAm6rics,
50 4" Kentucky Jeans and Tveeds,
And large assortment Of Heavy and Fine neni Tor gen
White Canbrcs rh Lueas Lawns Plain striped and Eubrod
cred BersSss and Poplns Cloths oAssneEes veng, A. Ae
all which viii Is very cheap he cash and prompt trade
ILLkrr DEEHRY,
No. II Pearl street.
AMI Eehuond Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

SOUTR-SEDE RASLROAp.
ON NDAPTER MONDAY THhS1o Az ~
gust, The passenger Trains, viii run as loloM. -
PROA PETERSBURG TO LiNohBUk1; .,...
Nal stsrts daily ESQ A H., reaches Lynehps
Pm -. a--..-. a, .ss n
Passenger Train sAArts daily, except Sundays 80 =.
reaches LyneAbaTg Atl2:sO A. NJ
IRON LYNcYBURG TO PETERSBURG
h.nTr.n tart daily n IL A. NJ reaches Pete-sedfs
Passenger TrAinB starts daily, e1eeps Sundays ~ 'V
reaches Petersburg st 500 A. N. -. -, 3d.. x...
VILE Nashyiue Memphis, 1e.. ~ New Orleans
Ts Is the shortest and most expeditions route 70 al PA
a, Alabama sspp LOUISIANA Arkansas ana
Tn C,y Point Petersburg daily except
IA NJ And IS Hoon City Point 81 $50 - h ana 10y r.
Extra 10 and non all the steam packets "n'a
os>sAsS' L. D. BIRD,
,.sa 4ensrk SAP erintsndAnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
UEADS OF DEPART,

~ NENTs Ard ASSIST ANTs.-I would beg to Invite he
att-anoh HeN o. Departments Of the various hranehs o.
he everunt Confederate states N ehmond u
az lArge stock OF Books, paper, stnuon.
cry, EnVeiOpSs, Blnnk Books, &e., which WI
rarnah a. fair prices.
Having attached ny establishment extensive Boob b'ade
~ prerard q Bndng, and the Manufacture
Blank Book every description, IN The best manner aad Al
lowest prices. A MOShIS,
pubHsher and Bookseller,
La ~ Main street, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17
ENCOURAGE 30 ~
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!


no go and especially you obtain IS desirable GOOD
vithou, paying spy for them than Their aeioA s'
THE CRENsHAw WOODEN COMPANY
AZ , y organred year. and In order 70 make suen eoo
a. oud not compete WITH would rathsr AID other poun
By urnshng grade. and yss Of Good nat
heretofore been made Virginia, they ned the MN .n
Hschiaey Of the best finest quality They are nov
urnr nns oAssIMEREs and CLoTHB Of every vae RON me
vrns Mertno and solicit the attention Of @
ade p The south 70 Good AL who have seen ":
OTHs manufactured al nrst expressly Tor he virginia
Institute them al least equal not
% hey had been buying hsrstofCre and aSs cessP
n vIrginia State Central Agricultural bocsae .ne
hsld s ciy In October . sas,dse 70 1 n
Mud some beautiful Shawn, Blankets- 10.
may rely upon piece OF Goods
~ ~ being what represented and under no
m induced 70 vort shoddy In their ooods nor
III thsy card any cotton With heir WOOL
1As IN p. MrWnI.
wuLnorox GoDpu, [ prso<orH
JoM Il. MonAeuH, -
kW. HAluoop, j
A. Agents for the sale Of The Goods nsnaactured By We osn
shav Wooden Company Richmond Va We have nov 90 henc
abous 5000 yards Of nns plain and fancy single and posn
Killed oasneres and Cloths besides lot OF nns Blankets tno
rrd Der week ali OF ofer the trade 1t fair prices AND
N terms entire confidence that the enterprise Win re-
ave : ubersl support oRkNsHAW co., Agenht
,,suHI NJ Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-17

bABH, Hind AND DOOk
ManufactOrY
CORNER frH AND MAIN STREETS RICBN0yp "
MERCER & HILL
- prepared 70 supply 81 the thorissi &C. STs5 ~
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