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gy THE President

TO TIE PEOPLE ~ TDE CONFEDERATE Static
TIE termination o. TIE P:ov:s Qua! 0oveslrsc. oIe:Y
ftt!ag occasioa sEE!a to present eu;Is!vos - humiliation
prayer snd ;hnak.k:Yl.s before !ha; Gcd seo -. safety
| conducted Us through ar ::t YEAR CT >sL:aa, e.i,
telcc. We aa:u hreG rGaoisd 20 lsy anew zee touaas
Lv:s Of Free GoTeraau.:, aaG u repei the ss s-is Of on;
eneEirs TO drs:oy ~. iIw GIs every SEeGe rsiscsa 81
psene. aad t!rcusa5u, cur T,l= spt-sd iI=!ts persona
Liberty sad p.iTate G:Gas Lave tseu a.jy aSao:sG A;:ns
OF earnest p!eiy Is. peiv.ast eus ievpie, snd he V!sIo
Ho wIsa Se have o5.IceI over our esua:;ss sGTs teac
Justly ass..pea 70 Ela wiz rui=i3 he raiverse
Ne had aoprd - NE :rsr would have ciasct rpol Z
scene O! Continued Prosperity, b.: u ASI pleased l., ST
preur Osp oses Of .vsl: - p:tt. u s;brr S:se We &c
not permitted &c !a.=:sa a. Exception TO NE rae of D.
vice Gov.rnmea;, vhch las 9~:es-:esd sE!s;!oG as ue
discipline Ct Nations .. wi 60 c. ipei:!du.s On? 49,
had psHeYs-sccs 1utt be ); ss.ri, sDd .os cks.;slls: ~t:ca
sesas.h sr!syous s!i II sis-sy rscsirea: bring forth In
appropriate .sait.
1t Is a:ss AID ,!sn,, t~ae.s;e's, la2: no shocid repair =
tie only Give. G; all v:::e.5, 40, ~Aratiing Ourselves
before k!n, shoula pray :sa' lie Gay s~t enstheo cur coz.
adsaes Ia His -!s.iy yowt: .na righteous iu4szess-
Thea nay We pa.ely ;ra,t u uto TIA! He viii perform
his promise end eaeo1psss rs &c E.Is O th!ed.
Ia tals IN, sad 70 tai, ED, !, ~Jkrs:asoS DAVIS, Pse,l
dsnt Q: ,h. Confederate s:Etes, do hereby set epGt Ei
DAY, 7ar 2=TH DAT os Fr:tcAEg i2sla2s, vs. q day Of Ear.
ioa, Alni!A;A.o aa9 Prayer: ard do hereby !avt. tie
Reverend Clergy and psopls OF the Confederate sIitss
to repair 70 taeis ss.pses,ys place. Of Public woaLip 10
humble theuselVes es!ois Almighty God, and pray for HI,
protection and favor &c o.: believed country, aat tia, We
may be saved from Gu. tas2!es. ana .rtn the hand u
Ali that hate u..
" 6sSs: nca.s ny hand aaa :h. seal OF The Don.
3L.s. t~teds:s;e - ,tsS, Ut R.Stnord. tbs 9th ssy q.
49, February, A. D.. 1852.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By tha P~Tes!Ient:
WisliIs 81. BtovsE,
Feb sl-SS Secretary CT stats, Of. In.
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RESOLUTIONS

A DOTTED BY s Convention OF Railroad Companies o!
Il. toe District ewbr.,ipS ta1 Stats o; Yirgia!s, tae STATE
OF Tennessee ehst 0! kuoGyli'c, ami the slste Of North
| February 10 b, 1861:
Resolved, Th,i the necessity Of procuring supplies IA.
disFen,Aole 10 the woiAlps OF lhe Raj roads IL the etsts
Of Virginia b., bseoc,es 50 p!siu aad pII. able that there
shouid be 40 further delay n providing for ~prpcu!iag
thun.
'Resolved, therefore, That 6 coGlltce Of five be Rp.
pointed 10 cocttr VIA Capitalists, N~scLt-.st, and Owners
Of Machine sh' p, TO procure Proeossis 10: the establish.
m-nt OF SolurS Mills lad 1g-D. ne Shops FOR The Daur.
faciuTe OF khlg, BollsE.pi-te, ard olEer articles now re.
eotrsd. OF hat aay be ~seSatsed for The working u the
Railroads iG this STATE aal - = said CS2Gttss report as
pcoa as practicable toe results OF their &c lon, With such
rscoum nd.lioas as Iay Sc u proper to them, and Tat
tSey Gail ,n.s Convention { Selhxe wnea ready 20 report
The uommittee sppoiatea under taa Icr9goicS resola-
tions we:e M.ssr. uani.l, OF the K r. s Z. X. &. Co.;
Fostane, Of the Virgins Central & & Co.. Owen, Of the
Virginia sad Tennessee K. 4. TO-; 6 II, o! The x 4 7. B. \.
o.. and Ssnttrd, OF the Petersburg K. 3. 20. NJ. d.
nisl being absent, suosequentiy declined to act.
a true copy from tbs minutes. , I. WINSTON,
Eh OFF r~Ar-
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Tho President of the Confederate Stats has
made a requisitinn upon Virginia foT her quota
OF troops. The Ger aral Assembly in compli-
anos with .his t.,n7ud, have passed Ri act to
ratss tho fr"r" lied ST. Tkcy have autho-
ria u The uot'rr"7 10 I'LL rp compsDies now
IL ~aercic" hy aaGs,:.i@g volunteers But they
hnvs required , d."it . b. Ensdu upon every
county and CITY, i d Snfnr;ent number do cot
| volunteer for service.
Believing, IS | GO, liz The ardent patriotism
Of Virginians, and that they only require to DO
reminded that q Hec easity exists Tor their SER
vices, to rush to the call of the couatry, pre-
claim to them that noT is the time to show
their zeal, their heartfelt devotion to TIE no.
BILE CRUISE in 1hirh va arc engaged. that now,
when tho nnany iG nj our doors il tic time
TO animate onn another ~ & disr!ar u tue
spirit that nc7c' lirna, to strike Tor our affairs
and the ,lcGfrcs OF qur homes.
ReTersLa ahaait arouse crtIy ,vn ol Viz
GINA IL ~nr,icn, ani hS siI!. s!'7iinz appeals
one N thu other 10 reieem our losscS, re shall
make them the harbingers Of victories yet to
be won. Let the ~eZcrtion be COMMENSURATE
to the occasion. Never let il be said that Viz
ginia cannot repsl the foul tyrant. | cali upon
you, therefore, 70 co.re from mountain and
valley resAy fn7 the impending Gant''c;-rcaiy
to take the place CT those who may fail To re.
enlist, Como, aid once more pledge your
livo7, yanr FORTUNES, and sour saacd honor.
ne7er to ralaS your ctf)rts uatli every loot of
| Virginia soil shall have hes, T.,:Ce'"ed from
tbs INVADER 3o~'lu'i0a-uai:! Ill inf' pcHaence
shall ha7= aren fully r+cognizea II nnr fnss,
ard IN honorable peace haprily secured.
To our brave defenders in all ct orr arEiies,
gallant sous Of = proud mother, / proclaim
tnat Virgirih aaks yurl to ~re-cnllsL in HeT de-
ience. S;s:;li sbc Ill 10 VAN: Hope, honor,
gln,y, Isl neve..
To tho militia liable to draft, | appeal with
sill the earnestnsss of a Governor Of the State,
who would proudly transmit to p~osteris7 every
menen!o o. departed worth, every testimonial
Of present GREATNESS and power, ever hope CT
future renown To which this gTeSt Stale has
r;shtiul claim, % rally to the cal: Tor volun-
tiers. Wait not tor tie draft. Let it net be
said that Virginians require to be forced to
defend their glorious heritage.
feel that tG:se appeals will i'"i hs made in
7ain.
I sm required, however. 20 cE'2ute the laW.
This proclamation will DO followed By another,
presenting the mode deemed proper by me to
carry out it's provisional, and prescribing pro
per regulations aud suitable detaila- In the
meantime, I. invite tenders of service Of indi-
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Mr.. Foota Of Tennessee. made aeH!o erltl-
cisuas YESTERDAY 10 the House Of Represents
! tives upor Tie Secretaries oF War and the
Navy, ~hich, il tone md degct', rscai.o sen.
crsl Condemnation. 1t IS al easy thing to
| ccIaura and ie:icnncn others, when would
DO difficult &c 10 e. wall ourselves. !! - easy
10 conceive, ice. how ceugures may originate
ia ignorance ci military facts which the pub
lie Safety rcqHircs 70 be Kept secret. IN such
case, The attacked par:r cannot r!Gdicale him.
self without he,raying his urs.- Ii ia wrong
to press a pubic officer into such 4 position.
II is ia7 be!ter 20 hold up the hands CT those
to whom our cause Is entrusted. 4 public
mar ceauryi"s the official relations which
MIR. Foote asserted for himself, would III times
liks thcsa, pursue not only mort generous
but afsr wiser Course 10 exhaust tie appliances
Of private representations. hetoro stahhing
Of the public confidence il our rulers, and
calling Of tho attention Ct he psoI's from ,hc
conflicts Of tho Geld. to thn gIadiEtyr:a! dis.
plays o! the forum.
The speech OF ar. jenkins Of Virginia, n
response to the onslaught oi Mir, Foote, was
very judicious, snd worthy Of Z patriotism that
has been illustrated beth BY representative
fidelity anG bg conspicuous .~::a!;an;ry against
the public cicny.
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LIGHT AkTsLLE.nY-

BATTERY e25CREJ-BoCSIY E.FrY CELLARS!
ENHE undersigned hsriag o=curcd q spl-uded Ba, - G.
4 Field RI. css, hkre suttu Ivy 10 iGse a comp stY o.
LIGHT ARTILLLnI, L." TIE Gus erred - 49, rioy;s.oaa
Army Of y!rylnla for tn Va.
Eacn nan Tll BE- entitled 70 u bounty q Ely dollar.
up on bclug Mustered IL.
As An opportunity OF en.i.;!n: - tbs srn .! ;be ..r-
vice will no. 10 'eatter be OF treSren. occurrence, lno,e
wishing 70 join will make application II; ouce ri the Ken.
devious, northeast corosr Of Cal ana liza s,rss,., ahsrs
one or mort Of the undersigned csa always be ssec.
EThoss having substitutes will srIa them IL 81 ouep, a. tbs
.Gass axe E!i.R ispjaiy.
aTlpLET0N c~HCTCBrIEIIr.
va. Z. rANSkR,
Fec :I-II CAiS. {, wuArlLh,
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GENEniL 0HnEIls.
ApJuTAST GENERALS OFFICE,

hi:ihlona, Va, feO. lotn, 1909.
To 5arry into effect with the utmost prompt
tudc the requirements Of an act, passed Feb.
g., 1852, entitled, IAN Act for ascertaining and
carclling The military force of the Common
wealth'-aonmandents of regiments of mill
tia Of the line are required to convene, iume
diately, at scme convenient place within the
bounds Of each regiment, county or city, &C
cording to circumstances, the commandants
Of every company Of the line of the respective
regiments, the Commissioners CT Commission.
ers OF the Revenue, Sheriff ar Ssrseants, and
Deputy Sherifs and -s;rsalnts, "aI forthwith
proceed, upon the Information before them, to
enrol for active aarvice every nau subject to
militia duty, WHO is rot nov in the active
volunteer a%err;e;. If tho officers so ordered
e he convened stall lind 1t necessary il ar,
poi.t an officer for "acE regiment, "r for each
company, 70 efecta uora thorough enrolment
th.7 arc authorized 20 ADOPT that course, sub.
ice, to tho provisions Of the act recitsd.
Conmsndlnts Of regiments shall icI ward
Immediately to the Adjutant General fair and
correct lists of the persons enrolled with the
designation required by the I'd section Of the
&C. rg;rl1rj -, aid il itrtat conformity there'
with
Al ~rtIsurs liable t. militia duty are re-
1uircd, without ,lelag, 10 enrol their names
wiih the commanding officer OF Ire company
district il which they reside, CT with the com
missioner Of the revenue if there be no ON
handing officer; falling in tliic, tie penalty
Imposed by laT will be strictly enforced.
Tfa1y !ce .ncnt be without isi. ~oilcora, the
senior captain commands if without captains,
tbop tba ooniNr 1iaptonoor ,-l ,ncE N 6car,
must meet the duty promptly AID July. II
there be no commissioned officers il any regi-
mcot, then the Commissioners Of the Revenue
are required to prepare ANA lor1ard the rolls
and perform any other iutiea rGquired hy this
order.
They are further required to sscrrtaiu and
report to the Adjutant General, the time, If
eny, for which any of the mill. within the
several Jurisdictions shall ha:o tccn in the
service OF the State OF OF tie Confederate States
during the existing war; and also, 30 far as
may be practicable, what number of volunteers
have gone into service from tic several regi.
ments of Militia Of the Line.
So soon as the c1!nliueI: Ii complete, com
mandan.s CT com oli:ia1 shail Immediately no.
tifY every mar enrolled to hold himself ia
readiness for draft for active service. II no
corh mandants Of companies, the commission.
crs of the revenue shall cause tho notification
to be given.
Printed copies OF the act and lvrma oil rolls
will be for Isrded By mail to the commsudant
of each regiment, snd they will proceed in
strict conformity thereto.
BIZ command. W. II. RICHARDSON,
Adj't General
81 70 be patlished 10 hrse oountr? Issues Of the
Willy and Dhpatah, aud the p,pers In LJnchburs, yTede-
ricuburg, Petersburg, EosfolS, A awhile, ~Stsuaten, Lex.
ington, Winchester, Et!riton md LeE!.turg.
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BY The GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
4 PEoCLaMaE1oN.

WHEREAS q vacancy las occurred In the judiciary O.
w this Coc1JnHeal.h - the death Of joss ". Tyler
the Judge T.. The 9"h II :ait. uoapo.sd Of HE oouu,!rs o
stssord, PrInoe Whilst, AleIa.sr:a. Loudour, F.!rlsI
Fsu4p sr and R,pprnsraocI ther elUre, Ia conformity Il
law, The .heE.S VI zach Of said cVuaue, Is hereby Required
TO ho.u IN election ~ Monday, Ire sS!a dky OF M.ro
next, a. the pl,eei p:ss sosd oy lt~, for u Judge sos tn
ss!G sln Cin ul;, - rug ply INC vacancy Aforesaid.
Given uad-: uy hand 3, GoTstlUr, nd uIdel
L 8 the seal o! ne IoIaG ynwrSl:t, ~ k!.hn IA, ID
49, 18Th day Q: February, losi.
JoEN LETCREa.
By To GaTe.no-:
GIuE5. ". Mrs!cko,
Feb ei-cStd s.crr,Aiyo OF $50 Commonwealth.
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SNUSAIEH.5
VGEtYEy7E>.

r.CsEMOND VARIETIES
FRANKLIN HALL
u7uis (rRIDAT) EYESlEG, Feb. 2i7t, t'H
great domestic D.ara. Of
RETRIBUTIoE
p,NcE..... ....-:..;"...N I'll. 81. rAkii''''
To conclude With the ~laugha6is i'rct "
STATE SECRETS;
Sc Programme.
HLlHD TOM!
THE WONDER OF THE "onLp'
T9r n4RTEL Of TAEJGs'
ALiyISG MIRACLE!
~ ,mu ~, ,,.,s;cg srI luimitsoie Embellishments
w 800 r.-S evening tbs N-rt, except sa'WuA'' e"D
msnc,nv T,.sa,y evening st ~ O'CLOCK
THE AFRICAN CHURCH
eB- Doors 0pen ut 8 O'clock
A NATINEE
VIII DC FRIDAY, At TWELVE O'CLOCK a.,
ry- Doors open al IL o'cl3ck.
mRTHoPOLETAN L l..
D. ..;.-I"i. nrI,,n. !
fLbs proprietor Of the Academy OF music To" '1'"
.scoSo vExE oS
HARRY MCCARTHY,
U1UE acknowledged i.v.r::s Of the sorth sni suisii "f
the Bounle Blue Flsg,
s.sr- aud Ban,
Scot. Tar.uE ina oa,h,
A, ,;.e, p,priu National songs, assisted BY
Miss LOTTlE E5TELLE,
Gil, ,,v. hi. psrsons,lop Concerts :. above Grange Of
prosraune avery night.
nod.tIon OF ladies and children.
Received xeatt -. LEX
Feb l,-dtt "-
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NIGHT SESSION.

Ta; Convention ~ assembled III : o'clock.
Dir. S7rART.-I move 10 susponj tue rule
requiring that ordinances be onr0l!sI OF
parchment!
nasn :A.&t moiioa, N.nCRusa Of the inFos
]si;Gn.v. =. an irf2iflf-, - obtaining 'hst
~iHsi;liai
Tie uU.ian was agreed to.
ti.o ~Si,scial order Of the dny, which Saa The
oriinknsa concerning salt, wss then taken up,
ard leai IA follows:
AZ ORDINANCE coaSeTm:no Salt.
i, B; it ordained, That whenever the GSycr
nor Of ,his Commonwealth shall suspect tha;
any party holds any quantity Of salt inr the
purpose of e1;o7s;ag from tha necessities q
the people CT e The government az unrces0a,
bic price, it shall be his duty. 10 seize The =
for tho purposes hereinafter indicated.
2 he shall theTaupon choose Che freehol
holder Gil the part Of the Commonwealth, and
thaparty holding the sa:d property may elect
&seEolder in 10 way interested in said
3k& connected with any one who is intera
ested tharcir. and The two persons 50 chosen
shall appoint E third frceholder, in IKE man
ner iiaiE!srested and nn2nnEectcd. But il the
parry holding said pTcpartT shall decline To
eiea. Ii r:fch"ldar, 80 nc i: herein authorized
70 do, then the GjTsTnnr .i.hll cboa5a tSJ free.
holders, who shall cl-ot The third. Tue per
SONS So selected, "Ic7 having been 4uly sworn
fniihfully to perform the duty required OF
.teIn, si,ail ascaftai:t Is nearlJ ~ They can,
prize % Le de.nazd3i by The holder for the
sal! pI2ptrtS. a7d Shall %therenp1u report to
the Governor their actin in tho premises, and
gira ~ The hhlIpr Ct said property a certifi
cate o. said valuation. II Thereafter the holder
of said property shall refuse To sell the said
nroperty nj tho price thus ascerta:ned, or shall
sell any part thereof at 4 higher price, it shall
l,u the d:.;y Of tho Governor, upon s1c'Tlnin-
ing said fact. to seize said property ind dis
pose cf il as hereinafter directed, and pay the
proceeds Of such sale 10 the sail hci@ar, ae
Quoting the7?fIom 81 cost and charges attend
Ing the sa,a thereof
8. T:aas Ii, Gn75rIo1 Is hereby author I'D,
Thanl7er, in his opinion, the public interests
require it, 10 taxi into his Possession aud un-
der Il: control al, the silt hereafter m5nufac-
tureG a! the Gal. re.k3. il tie c5un:ios Of
Washington I'D Smythe, or so much thereof
as shall be necessary to PTosoc: the public in-
teresis, for which ke Is authorized tc pay to
tho manufacturers snVeaty-fi7e cent: pr hushel
a, said salt works, Ii,a: being the price fer
which lis now selling.
A.. Tt.at the property se.z*i CT purchased 81
the Governor Grdtr thls ord:nai:ce shai! BE- By
him distributed at such points as Lao shall 2cem
best, aud sold fr cIsf &c Consumers 0n:j, By
agents appointed By hin. The salt purchased
at the said salt works to be sold at such prices
as will reimburse the Commonwealth all cost
and charges attending the purchase and sale
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FOR SALE,

4 r A BARGAIN, II EARLY application u made, 9
"a FIRST RATE YARN, very convenient 70 Richmond.
It Offers every i%ndroenent TO purchasers who daLrs q val.
usble and beautiful estate, on q Railroad, near q Depot,
and Ia the very centre Of the best society, The location Is
handsome, healthy, and the improvements ample, In good
style, and In good order. 7oT ra..lcuiar5 apply at The
Enquirer Of5oe. tJl7 SIT
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OLE COMPANY,

NEW UNLEANs.
HAVIS two Factories In opsretion-cnt 10 Mobile,
IL AlS.. and the other In Pensacola, :la.-Te 6re pre-.
pared to Ill orders without delay. Az our G:ls 1--we G."a,
and are nov 10 use IN every section Of The C.EfcG.I acy-
No rely solely upon their msr,s. 0risr' IL! be tied fror
either Psctory at same price,.
No. /. Refined Luhricaung o., Il ~ per gail
Nos. Refined ,or Painting. h,siap. e.. &c IL Ger r.ii.
Tanners OH, 1o CTS per sAi.
Gn Oh, 81 ca per gail.
Put up a. ordered, In Oasis 90 s,;.rL-.ta.iL ~. 2. iI
oalks, 81 fos Barrels.
Our No L h.I"d ~. .rs.isLaFj OF Tslic= G:afis ii supe'
hor ~lubrcator.
ou, No. Q. MIIs5 wiz. t;.34Si. - e. 7up5ilor phint Oh,
butAor AL outside EGT .!i-gk rnIN-a. ~:.i,iIc', Oars. Dcpns,
o., can be used pius.
An orders Eius: ~ = III r.ssd 10
SIMEON TOBY, Jr, Fre,idr5,,
Jan l6-G;s Sew Ori..pl.
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III. LfiShf & co.,

III. LtjohI & CO..
NEANUFACTGTEssG
w PkB3THiiuE MaTCHEa,
OoasEa rT SG%H,s Atn kow.zo BTRsTTs.
Nashville, Tenn,
Ara nov f.l; T.. :ka.ri 10 uSuuiaciuro =
2upEEIOR GATCH,
Es;1h - varr3a: tn ci:a .sufe satisfaction, .at I'll s:sat
The :ri. o. Az climate, uut viii net ir;S-s ty age
AL nI lers from a d!siir:C promptly executed
Fob 1-2m
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ceNrLEaEA:s fURNIsfIING GOODS

GENTLEaEh;s fGRNIsf4ING ooDs.
y. c. BARTON i CO.,
ara 200 MAIN kTRssr. adjoining tt. spo'sae,i no
~ trl, h.ys on hana and are cousIaaiS Hsnuti-HoFH|
u general sssorfneDtGl
G~rnilrmen', Purnl,h!ng GOODS
Soldiers Fatigue shirts:
Leggins;
Waterproof can.eover, and Hsveessch
Camp Lxpa;
Cndershlrt, and Drawers;
Neck Tie Scarfs, a., &C.
They are prepared 10 make 20 order
EH1TE SHlHis n CoLLAEe,
Of ,srtovs patterns ~lanEdeEed In the bsst KYLE
Eee l.-dlp
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4. w

DUBLlSHER AND sO0KaELLER, Richmond. Va. pub
i. lbheI and o.. r. 10. ei!c, &c quantIdsl-
Ho~i,Un, History OF f:rSinla-A History Of virginia
from Ito discovery Qad settlement by ~Europesai ~ TIC
present tins, By e.. &. Eowlson, Esq; 3 volumes svo.-
Volume ! contain, Inv history OF the colony &c the Peace
Of Paris, In 17re. folums , contains tie history OF The
colony and Of The State ROE 1853 10 the Ret-Go:'sloa OF
Alexsndha, In 1871 +36O.
Tbs press hs. beea !.yl.h 10 It's pya!Lsi u Id work OF
Mr. Ho~i,on, and il Is now justly considered The best er-
tended History OF the State published.
A HiItory OF the Valley OF virginia, by ssuuel Ee'che'
val; ! vol. Syo sheep. secost edition revised: sloo
De Hans History Ind Indian Wara o. Ne:terI Viry'E!a
A History eI the Early settlement and ludian Wsrt IN
Western Virginia, embracing 40 account CT the various
Expeditions In The West previous 10 1883 . -, hl@sripE-
ical 81 etches Of ro!Vnsl sbcIeEtr Zane, hajo McLuloch,
Lewis W=ts=l, GrGcgai pAn.ci Broschrsd, Gen. Andre"
LsRis, Captain saIurl Brs!y, Colonel William Crawford,
Andrew Poe, snt other distinguished Actors ic our Border
Wars, handsomely illustrated. BY Wills lie ilA'e S:oO
Feb 81
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miRRIED.

MARRIED, at The residence OF the brides father, VI tho
morning Of the 18Th, BY the Rev. J. 8. Arulssssd, .. D.,
Captain W. &. BERKELEY, 2lst Regiment. Virginia Tolun.
usrs, Of Pr,ace sdEsrd, to Miss ELLEN, youngest dauga-
Ter OF J. Will e Wilson, EsQ., OF Cumberland.
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OFFICE r. Y. & e. COMPSN.
RICHMOND, JlsrA2T e, | r..
tSii a;TED .uln ediasly, TEN THoCaAND A,,Ls, -
w lys:-! III The Line Of the road between llc.--.s
add Ao4r:2 Greek. Dtmenl!ous, Z feet long, 0inchs dha-
e;er - small anI, smoothly hswR 70 thickness Ct 9 L4Aess,
i!.tr =! any detect calculated 30 impair susasth.,
-" 81. vii be received under aist,
Tens: for white or post oak, 20 cents eeoh, oaxhs 81
~ cents IL sL months. For red or rhesnut osk, % csaH
each, cash, or So sepu IA six months.
For further inf9rmsion, apply 70 Section Mastas Of
line OF rod, or 20 WM. N. BRAGG,
Jsh :z-dtf Superintendent Rosd
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pEHsIpENTrxL INAUGURATION.

EE5c3iDENTExL INAUGURATION.
EOICHMOND AND IoRK RIVER RAILRoaD.-Tor tta
II accommodation Ct persons dr,i CIV, OF attending Is
lnarusursann on SATURDAY,, tbs Ed in,t., s PSsseaSs
Train will !, ave West Point al L. -, and arrive Al RohDalI
a. - =. &. R-ia-nins. will lssYe Nchaons d: { p u.
aud arrive AT Wet Point 1t o T. NJ.
ErTe:G k:IhnSnd aud return sane day, 80.
ts:raii.. tar steamer LoGAS will NOT run Eo.s w..
pairt 20 Yorktown on Sundays.
., tit.: VI tie PrsLders.
Al. DAlssEp1ED go.
r . l--dNrr PsthcIt
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St,!n pn5 G-ofe>

,,;or Inc law q nature obl:Sos ali ostonS 70
| h,s.,,a aajsrssn State end State
rhe ..,sr.pt 70 hold our captive Gcs-aen as
l-s,c,-f.o attempt &c avoid oxchansss-ths
s;,>lf,.. q. .on-comba:,nt8, aco aTao TO
on., and childrca--all these stand d stigma
hon tha people Of the North according to the
l,.s,. recognized among nations. That they
rni,yc t..n brought, to moro d~etsncy, Is nothing
,,u,,, ,ro,!.t f'neY were forced 10 Il. AS
", rco,:;l:ci ii, lie beginning ;hcy have moro
* &C. learn, and our government ana people
r., teachers. As for ourselves tho same
naldeh!, disnihed course which our rulers
| haze observed In the past-ths same respect
| f., the laws Of nations and the rights OF hu-
| m,nitv heretofore manifested, will not only
promote our success but win US an snViaole
character and unsullicd nsme among the no
tio1s Of tAe earth.
We must not TO understood rs sssCn!ing 10
tbst Northern doctrine which makes Of this q
civil Ws7. We hold that it Is g wa: between
s:psra.o nations OF Republics. When VIZ
GINA sccedcd to the Federal Constitution IN
1857, she expressly declared, In the very act
o; ratification, that the power thereby grant
&c to the Federal Government may be rs-
sarned g5ensoeyer the same shall be perverted
10 toe injury or oppression" of the people.
The reservation thus made for herself attached
to NIL the States. Tho powers granted haze
been thus perverted, and haze been thus re-
sumcd. The States thus resumlng their
powers formed = new Republic, upon
which the States that remained IL the
old Republic have chosen to make war
rhia is the Confederate view Of the CASE
But whether it is q war between separate Res
p~uhI!c;, SIS We hold, or a civil war between
psrta Of tho sam Republic as the Northern
claim %inr!ics, il is to be conducted according
to ia. uiuges Of civilized wariaro. We have
,br JUS. side Of the controversy, Mr.. Fillmore
being :hejndgs. The knowledge OF this should
stimulate our courage, no, iorocity. IT
Should make US heroes not ssVsyes. ltshould
no, make US hoist the black lIg, but il should
max. us sustain the Coafedernts dag against
every odds md at every hazard. We will leave
il, 10 the North = r]:!2:i3: barbarian stroai-
ties. Beyond sa>.: r~e.ii*s'a 10 &c 'ccessary
to restrain t,a.:S., so p,3S; -: ~ eccuilts 8
brave, naS.:.!:a"G ~}a.siici aad Christian
people