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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
rI,e Isiverinc Lcnsue.

tepua.,ou from Louisville visited Cincinnati last
week ia prosecution o. the scheme or friendly aili-
auce or league between tie two sides Of the Ohio River
public meeting was held, aud speeches in terms quite
friendly we're made BY gentlemen Of both cities. let
Ter from Governor DENNsoS read in which he took
rrou-d against the seizure Of vessels bearing arms or
provisions to any State which had not seeded good
deal was said about Kentucky assuming armed neutral
,y-a-d the Ohio people seemed disposed to acqaesee
in that attitude as it the only alternative for Sc
ccssi0n.
w., oppose after Gov DENSrsoSs letter. that IL" A.
.,s,.' arms, which were seized viii be fc- l-.a.
l.-- on Bu,i, is to be noted, th3- re'a r- ,.
eao-s are pursuing this course, LlYccLNs troops at
Cro are Selling ou vessels bearing provisions,
on their way to Tennessee. What probably makes the
difference is that the merceuaes az Cairo have no ves-
ses down the River, which reprisa could be made,
which is not the case with Cincinnati. Or the more
charitable explanation may be the true one that tie
people Of Ohio have respect for right than the
aglsss Wretches at Washington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsHIseroS, April 90.


To the Editor Of The Wing:
see it stated, by many Southern papers that Col.
May of the u s. Army has resigned and offers his SER
vices to the Southern Confederacy As this is great
error address you this note to beg that you will cor
rect it, Col May resigned solely on account OF failing
to secure position of rank which he considered himself
entitled to- He is thoroughly Northern in his senti-
ments and feelings, and has offered his services to Gov
Morgan of New York, to defend the Lincoln govern
ment, and upon the South.
OF the officers of this place, natives of Virginia, all,
so far as can ascertain have resigned except Major H.
b. TYLER of the Marine corps and Commander Thornton
Jenkins of the Navy; the latter told boasts OF his
recent achievements in the destruction OF property at
Portsmouth, Va. Among the civil employees in the
government but one ciz of Virginia, so far as can
learn has dsgraced himself by taking the test oath
Mr. W. W Jacobs, of Northampton county. Many acts
of true herosm have been perpetrated by these men
worthy OF record Standing upon principle and honor
they have boldly accepted ruin and penury Let virginia
take care of them and extend her fostering protection
TO these noble sons. NIhulNlOo'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
OBITUARY.

p,pssd this life The 10th Of January ct her residence In
,he county OF Psyvana the list year her Mrs. SUSAN
w BAe ks, rellcl Of the late VIZ. b BANKS.
subject notice tie eldest daughter Of JoHS PAS
MILL native OF the county OF Orange who married and setted
in P,t,yysna county where deceased Having
lived he best ADVANTAGES that the literary institutions Of the
dsy ,n1rde and posesng mind OF strength and
vigor unit ed suayiy OF AMI smlaby Of dis
rnso, abe admi ed respected beloved by all Who
ber she mar ard settled Halifax Courthouse Va Her
In. d member OF the bar, de ighted In gat1er-
inc around him CITED his profession In this society
,hst n her female friends Of congeuai
nassd many Yeas life The declining health Of her hus
mayed 10 Psylvsna relnqushng the society OF endeared
fends and leaving her beautiful home, spot adorned by her
a.te and kill for the plsce OF her nativity Here living
sec and devo herself 10 the interest Of her fam
liz her declining SPENT and the beauty OF her Christian
imnenty conspicuous she had been
nember Of the Presbyterian Church, and CT IL best and
ornaments Her piety modes, and unostenous
The Of Christian mother she early imboed love for
how hss thoroughly yeed In the doctrines Of the
church hich she member As daughter she kind
and aneonae WIFI model Of devotion aud propHety
az mtAe- gentle loving AMI sefdenyIng deeming flee
too treat which promoted tn happiness Of her ciren
as Ienh and 'ai'hfu mistress pasnt indugent and
Could the hand OF Asctsn stayed the OF
he would be sh hr loyh OF EARTH hut
her fher her home n dwell with HI in the mansions Of
eternal spirit took It's III hit replnng the bo
Of her che leaves three daugh aud
Rether with many grand ehdren and grestgrand children
Thou art gone the grave but were dpore thee
when rod was ny ransom, thy guardian and guide,
He gave m AID tool . o. and soon vil restore thee
WHERE death hiss sung since the Favour has died"
eEnqursr will please copy and send account to the Wing
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We DO not open Northern paper, which does not have
some such exclamation as this Traitors in midst
Oae from Chicago, one from Buffalo, and from A.
baDy. row before US, all make the same outcry-and
each s1horts the police to vigilance and threatens the
traitors with terrible doom. 1t might be inferred from
this that there is not such uuanmity in the North, as
the Telegraph has reported-and that reign OF terror
has been naugura.ed to crush all freedom OF opinion
We hiak from all the signs we see that the most terrible
dsDos irlDepls over the Northern States the world
has orcr seen.
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ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.

Whereas for the reasons assigned in my proclamation
of the l9h Instant blockade Of the ports of the States
of South Carolina, Georgia. Florida, Alabama louisiana
Mississippi and Texas ordered to be established:
And whereas since that date, public property of the
United States has been seized the collection of the reve
nues DISTRACTED and duly commissioned officers of the
United States while engaged in executing the orders Of
their superors have been arrested and held in custody
as prisoners or have been mpeded in the discharge OF
their official duties, without due legal process oy per-
Virginia and North Carolina fcient blockade OF the
ports of those States will also be established.
In witness whereof, have hereuno set my hand, al
~ caused the seal of the In ted States to be affixed
Il. bone at the city OF Washington, the twenty.
~ seventh day of April, 10 the year OF our Loi d
one tbous nd .pht hundred and sx;y-one and of the
independe &C of the Uui:ed States the eghty-fith.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President.
WV. Il. SEWARD Sec'y of State.
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DELAWARE

WILMINGTON, April 26-GOv. Burton, Of the State
OF Delaware, has issued proclamation recommend
Jog 1.-The formation Of volunteer companies for ths
protection of the lives and property Of the people OF the
State against violence of any sor; TO which they may
be exposed For these purposes such companies, wher
formed will be under the control OF the State author
lies though not subject to be orderel by the Executive
i,to the United States service the law not vestpg il
lin such authority. They will, however, have the op
ton of Offering their services to the General Govern
nent for tie defence of its capital and the support
of the Constitution and laws Of the country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
HEADQUARTERS, PoroMAc DIVISION,
AI.andr;a Anil 81 1891
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 4

/
The following companies, composing the sixth bat
talon of Virginia Volunteers under command OF Major
NJ D. Corse represented by him to have gone on duty
on the days herein affixed to their names are hereby
mustered into the service of the State of Virginia, as
| from these dates respectively, 10 wit:
Captain Morton Marye's company Of light infantry,
| from ril 18th, 1861
Captain Samuel H. Deyaughns company of light H.
fantry from April 18th, 1861.
Captain Arthur Herbert's company of light infantry,
from April 18th, 1861.
Captain Delaware Kemper's company OF artillery, from
April 18th, 1861
Captain Thornton B. Trplet.s company Of artillery,
from April 18th, 1861
Captain James Edward Towson's company of light in.
fautry from April 18th, 1861
And the staff of the battalion, to wit Surgeon j. N.
s Mcclure Quartertermaster VIM. b. Richards, Jr..
Paymaster John A Field, Adjutant A. J. Humphrews-
from April 18th, 1861.
Also, the cavalry companies Of Captain E. B. Powell
and Captain NJ D. Ball. both OF the county of Fairfax
the former from April 2Oh 1861 the latter as from
April 25th, 1861.
By order of Gen. P. St. George Cooke,
NJ. D. CORsE,
Acting Adutlnt General.
HEADQU ARTERs.-The headquarters of the general
commanding the Potomac district have been fixed at Cu
pepper Courthouse TO which place the commanding gen.
eral escorted few days since by battalion of Ma
tonal Volunteers.
HEADQUARTERS PoToNAC DIVISION, !
Alexandra, April 29th l:S0 P. II.
Special Orders, No. 7.
The commanding general, being about to change his
headquarters from Alexandria, hereby orders hat Msor
~ D. Corse take command of the troops now in Alex.
asdria, without orders.
ID j. Barbour, Jr., Esq, is hereby appointed irst
volunteer ai-decamp Brig Gen. Cooke, commander
n-cief of Potomac division, and will be obeyed and
spected accordingly
By order of P. St. Geo. Cooke, Brgader General Pc
tomac Division:
[Signed,l N: D. C0RSE,
Acting Assistant Adutant General.
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The Univcrsity OF virginia.

report having gained currency tina; the lectures at
this institution Sil be suspended in consequence OF the
state Of the country We are requested to state that no
such purpose eneraiued by the authorities There are
about $50 students now the University attending to
their duties with commendlble diligence At this pre-
sent time, as there volunteers than be taken
into service these yourg gentlemen cannot better serve
their country than by storing their heads with useful
knowledge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
By the President.
WV. Il. SEWARD, Sec'y of State.

HAMPSHIRE IrsMs This community is all right! Not
a single or woman or child, so far as we know but
IA In favor of resst;no the Northern invaders to the
death.
The ll4th Regiment is to hold itself in readiness to
march at n moments warning.
We subjoin an extract from letter received oy
friend in this place. The letter is dated sooiheld
April 2Si. 1t contains good news; "Ah IS excitement
in Hardy The oldest men are carrying subscription pa
pers to get provisions for the forces at Wnches
ter.'-Rommty argus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

Rauor having stated that a battery had been thrown
up by Yrglil troops the heights at the White House.
below For Washington an actual examination was yes
tsrdav made Of ,le gfourd there, and for mile or TWO
an round AID uohrg OF the kind was any where dis
eoverable.-Nationll Iaislligep sr Of Monday.
VIVA; ia the meaning of thiss Hasn't Virginia right
to erect batteries on her soil wherever she chooses
Who made this examination, aud by what authority:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

TRAaIc AFFAIa At PARIS. TESN.-The Memphis Ava
rehe learns through gentleman who arrived from Ia
rs, Tenn, that the Hon. Emerson Etheridge went TO
that place with the intention OF delivering speech lie
was met at the etge Of the town by committee Of gsa-
teren, who told hin be could speak in Paris Ehe-
ridge entered the place. however and difficulty eDsued,
during which one OF bis friends instantly killed, and
another was fatally wounded, and has since died TIE
informant could not giye the Of the parties Ehe
ridge did not speak
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

CAMP PlcxENs, SOth April, 1861.
DEAR Sir: Accept my best thanks for the present so
kindly senG for my command.
Your obi serv't,
MAXCY GREGG,
Col LIST Regiment s. C. V.
To A1rr HUI ESQ Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

THE FAU0uIsK WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS The Fat
quier While Sulphur Spng has been reopen Tor The
season and already number Of visitors have arrived
Among those who have alresdy arrived are the fellow
in Judge Campbell aud family; Robert QUO Esq, anG
family; Captain Nagruder and family; Judge Bruce and
family. 49,,
The Springs have been placed ia excellent condition
and will doubtless soon be crowded with Visitors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

Lincoln's agents have been trying to buy arms from
the Canada government but met with refusal
Sam Houston denies that he asked Lincoln TO send
troops TO Texas He says he will stand by The South at
all hazards, and gil die need be in defence Of her
rights.
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DARE BOOKS-YOr sale by

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EoOE.-
PLANTATION AND FARM INSTRUCTION.

INVENTORY, AND ACC UNIT HouH-
For Managers OF Estates and for ihs better ordering
ADD management. plantation and farm euspes many srde-
uls1a by : uthern Plant.r 'Otder IL Heaven ars as
J. " RANDOLPH has published and impr vsa e:iens;
The lie and pFice year k5O for TBO years 9 r
three years 30 years 5O for i've year, 20 ho'
aDOiher edition. particularly adapted for Cotton PAniauon',
pilee 81. -..., l..
The author tbs book OF the most suceesln farmers II
Safes and the systematic use OF mas aaoea tens
o. thousand Of dollars 10 his estate
an .Lo erS.T n. apis
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ryITyD STATES AGENTS IN CANADA.

orrpyo. April e7-Agents OF the Federal Government,
and ott.r arties said 10 be connected with the Wander
bt line have been trying buy the Gulf steamers Vic,
toria and Lady Head; also lot OF Endeld rifles and
aumuri ion from our Government which refuses nneen'
diuOnalv.
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TO CoRRESPoNpENrs.

~ Letters 5lsn,ss js addressed % as"Elor q
ne E7ig"
Ar,'css ,ies7 hot, fiss q re Paper t net De publish
Cd T7is rs ~ ~ ',asdpg oagit % 5e solra Az
and ,r 20 d0r.s8 f-o7 OtsaC- notices Greece
tug s'yif lines no tifrgd r.- "a. air-~iscve7tl
81 Ne clarat .l' AZ O. rstr ~ etc c5rslg,soqtioqs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

Leopold c. p Covper, who vas one OF the four men
in Portsmouth, Va who voted for Lincoln, has re
paired the error" he then commit ed by Offering the
services of himself and adopted sens and another
little boy" h the occasion Should demand, to hight the
battles Of Virginia These all the male members Of
his family THIS is, indeed, noble reparation oil a
great fault
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

Mr.. VIM H Clark, of Halifax, has given $500 to pur-
chase arms for the county, ani $500 more towards equip
ping the volunteers, and pledges himself to provide for
the needy families OF soldiers long cs his means hold
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

The grandflthefs Of Presidents J,fsTson Davis aud
Abe Lincoln were both born in Rockii CHAM county
The grandfather Of 5rson Davis was first cousin OF
the late Hon. y iniel Smith of that county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01
OPERATIONS OF GEN. COOKE.

From tie ALexandria Gazette.
MILITARY ArFAIRs-The following orders and no.
tees have recently been issued in this division of the
State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

49, SECON SUPPLY MN
w. GOODS
OPENING BY eTEANER THIS nav
Blsck SIX NANTES, new est styles and pstt.rnA
Beautiful HernAnr ShsEls.
File shaws a tkre article.
Elegant Wakisg hus.
Splendid Hernanes-a further supply.
Most beautiful 0rgandies-yery cheap.
French Jaconets, IN great variety very ehe,p
Mourning Goods n yartety-amons which are ys-, -.
Bareges, Grensdlne Bsfeges, Chaies a. 'N
apo sANL " PRICE, ~
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@TO TEE LADIES Avn

~ MEN 0V TUE CITY OF RCHMnND sr.-8''
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHER STATES We are a. AIS O
manufacture Ladies'. Gentlenens', Misses Pow p"d
and servants Boots sllOks and CATERS Of svtry
We have almost an entire set Of worknsn IA a.,
men that cannot be surpassed here es-vher. pAI'
ALEX HILLIcO
l2I "Gin II Rrh-s,4r
~ All kinds Of Boots and Shoes made 10 order
We have on hand the best materials, imported dree,
sp9 ana.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

ATA MEETING OF THE III AECrOnY UF
n Orange and Al xaudfis Railroad Company held the
20 day OF April, 1861 f. was
Re0red That the disturb condition OF the country
provision cannot New YORK; the Of the
bonds LIST May clrcumstsnce shoud permit and
be effected satisfactorily said coupons will
paid Virginia currency the Office Of the Company Owhch
doe notice will be given hereafter.
an 29-c3t Teyte. J. h. REID, Clerk
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DOCKS JUST PUBLiSHED-And received by
ID NORRIS, 81 Main street
Sable Clouda southe-n tale with Northern BY
the author Of THE sou,hsije View OF Slavery" T5c.
Autobiography Letters AID Literary Remains OF Mrs Piozz
hras-Edd with and Introductory account Of her
life and writings ny A. harvard, E,q tl.s0.
Vol 9Th Mscsulays England, svo. t25
The Crossed PATH BASIL Astory OF modern life BY Wlke
Collins author Of The wcmsn in White" Csth s25 Paper
3lo0 apis
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VALUABLE ROGK.-The Diary Of George washing
ton from iTs9 TO 1884, bracng the opening OF the nrst
Congress- and his tours through New England Long and and
the Southern States together with his 81 tour to the Ohio
In 11b8
Edited By Bsrson Los,ing Price ti.50.
just puhlis and for sale =.
spls RAkpoLPHS Book Store and Bindsy.
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BRAsDRErH's pILIs

though innocent n breai yet they eApabl, Of s,,
blood aud curing dsease. So, they all ktd AZ a'
s'.A~a ea'arrh' e'''Vsne.' and painful ar'oa, er,
Price IS cents per box. sod BY all rssp.e,Ab. ma
cines rtta A.,
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TEAMS WANTED.

VITANTED number Of for Ia and -
hayinsteams VIII Please rtpsr a. he III
ton office 10 the Cnstom House. hI.rUA Tes-
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- CUEAPINSURANcD

~>S Patent Tre Proof Safes insure mach -, ~
cost than Insurance Policies and last many year 80 ~ R
cannot AFFORD 70 be without them. We have good =;
store. KNOWLES a WaLFORD .lrll
ja3l iDx.i.a
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4 BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS.
WEST JOHNSTON
BOOKSELLERS AND srATioNERs.
1I5 Main street

Have received t,e following
NEW BOOKS:
A BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS By cordy jefferson, author Of
'Noyes and Move lists, re- Illustrated sl95
TaE NATIONAL CONTROVERSY The vsice Of the Fathers
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THE ILLUSTRATED HORSE DOCTOR BY Edward Mayhem, n.
rev S29.
MACAULAYs ENGLAND-vol Emo and syo Soc and a. 80
ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY or Year Boobs r
Science and Art. Edited By David A. Wells A. NJ. fi2
THE GREAT PREPARATION; Redemption Drsveh Nigh -
py Rev. John Cunning. D., y. g. L., Minister Of the
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MILITARY BOOKS.

DICHuOND CLOTHI g usNtFAC- -.
HI 1ORY-The subscribers have hand q large and m
complete assogtment Of SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED -
GOODS Cloths Casino and yesngs. Of all grades for u
the fol owing noted nls Crenshsv Mills, Rhmonf, Va kG
Co s Mills CulpeI county, Va; Kelley Ford CO ia
Fredericksburg, Va Thomas Anne Mills Nsron sih cogsr
Va Rock Isnd Mills Charlotte, " c.; which preplfiN
the shortest notice and Ia the attest AID
approved styles goods that ill compare In every respect ~
the Northern goods and many q the Cs
goods equal qua fey French There be ouger
) buying goods Manufactured ont n The State u ad
keen always hand 4 stock n FRENCH AND T. Glsh
CLOTHS AND oAssINEREs not be slpasd by fesi
the CITY. We have the Of Cutters, and corps o. u'tt-
not be surpassed by any house Ia the Union, with tk
ton 70 furnish patrons with Southern Cothingml i
South goods South and made South and v tt be
sold South determined do all In our PId
TO push forward South ern institutions.
SPENCE CAREY
ClothIers ard Merchant tai. a.
feq5 Corner Of Main and 1871 street.
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KER'S PREMIUn RiT

~BA II T. RS PREMIUM y;T
NE TIERS Is conceded 70 be the mos, dsreIo-, :, -
some and efectusl ione Ia the World, used By almost e
lily IN yIRGNIi ADiPrgD solely for this climate and lrt
found In the house OF every Southern Family az eurs q,
OF the stomach AMI bowels They fail . mai.
Of DrsPErsIi Nervous Headache 4e VIII pa IL -
stonaen Q, 1o"es tney s"s lele eofreei dd
energy to the whole system They only need Trial 70 Nv, o.
precedence over all other Bers Thee biters be hai
Druggists In the city Of Richmond, aud elseshere 10 ~
North Carolina Also, by O. sT0TT CO. ny.ou a.,
O.; CANDY GtLPIS 90, Baltimore B. A. PAHNEsTOCK ~
Philadelphia, and BARNES 4 PARK, NevYrk W.
Orders flled by addressing Z. BAKER, Propresr
Peb. 6-dkc RlehrsrA Z,
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ONLY DYE

FOR all who desire 70 have The color Of ths,h.,
..ety, certainty and s,gSy 70 any ,h'd. sy ma,
sysy,xss,s and sppss Nv All ts ,fSf hou'e sss Ysrs w.
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
BRANDaETHs PILLS WARRANTED TO cuRy ,
AGUR An

The health, no matter from What cause may b, .as,
take out all impurities from the system; and 'y A,,, o. NJ
power Of ,Ipu' over ''a'n' poisonous v'Doro a.y
ever In fact, II the blood is pol,oned Il IL I,s,. IA
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49, DIR. j. w. GARLIC E.-D,,,
9><2 srR-IhGve for months used IL nv f.rp, So
pies justly celebrated Raiting Po " ders aud tai. 80
nre In recommending them TO ali families as the very Be-, 80
have tried for making light sweet spongy bread T
bad bread when Semple's Powders A., 81
Respectfully, J. RcHARa LIsul,
Petersburg vs July Goth, 1860 IA .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-01

yHEannus meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Richmond
Petersburg Rsicsd Company, will take place at their oc
In this city, on TUESDAY, the 2slh inst at II O'Clock.
myl-3S Nv. WARRINGTON, Treasurer.