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VA. Dss'1. OlneAas1 O117ss. !

e@$ ~. - OY AuxND JoRxaEN
WA Onp'1s OnnUAn0D U1VISa.
Rlo11eDp. MaTcA I. ~.
DIDS WILL b R0UEIVkD ~ min
ID OTe1O1 enul - 1etA day Of Ass1i
~ rs fol a s0,,sx,sf 0sDMznJI a
n ..s. a.. ~! mxAHAL for the Ooassds-
900 tons charcoal cola b,ass PIE yro,.
$4,000 tons Of Bloome, (oharooalI
5000 tons WrousAs iF0n Ban. u vasie,s
100 ls-ias2 Oolsnsaads,
loo e-inch Colum nlsds.
loo 1o-inch Siege aud 0Arr1soa nor>a,.
loo l3-incA Sea.ccast M04taSo
800 l3.poundeY Iron HoWttsers.
800 s-pounder 1rou Field 0uns.
over one aaadrsd tons. ana 81 =; n ~ .asa
OF guns over TEN. s--
Drawings Of the cams win b furn,.h.u
only 70 parties whose bids are accepted.
Bidders Will state Sho points Of doMssrv
and the date ct which aot Len than ono M
a Ore tons Of Iron may - sxpscssd 70 b faln.
They must also stats.ths time r,on,r.n 4.
furnish the whole Of thstr bid.
Bidders for guns viii state the date Of n.
nrst delivery. and the time rsQairsd % ssp.
Payments win b made ON delivery Of M,
lees than nifty tons Of IRON, and the Ylsht N
pay one.half In OoEfedsrats bonds Il r..
served.
Bids must be sealed and sncloaed. ara
doreed ON the envelope "Propooaie Tor Icon :.
or proposals for 0uns." - Tie easo NAV
BE-. s.-.- -S
;. aoRaAs. Lieutenant Colonel.
mn o%tAEV Ohtef OF Ordnance.
~ The following papers VIII please insert
the above advex usenent tall 10th April. Ana
send duplicate with copy of paper 10 ora.
nance Once for settlement: The Richmond
Enquirer, Whig and dispatch; Lypchburs
Repu blican; Stanton Spectator; Abinedon
yirginian; Petersburg Express; Raleigh IN.
o. Register; Wilmington IN. Ol Joornai:
Charlotte IN. O.) Bulletin; Charleston Is. O.i
Mercury and Courier; Columbia q Q. )South
Carclinian; Augusta t0a. } ConstitutionaIist;
Savannah (Ga.) Republican; Columbus Ca
Times; Atlanta GA, Confedefacy; Rome
(Ga.) one paper; tallahassee (Fla.) Flori.
dian; Huntsville, (AlabamaD one paper;
Montgomery alabama Advertiser and Mall
Mobile (Alabsma,) Register; Tuscaloosa,
lAla.l one paper; Knoxville lrsnnssses,j
leans (La.) Builetip, Pienyuns, Delta, Bee
and Crescent; jackson ID iss Mississippinn:
Oorintb. (diss } one paper; Little Rock ARK
Gazette; usttn (Tsxas) Gazette; Galveston
(Texaa) Herald.
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A TT1NTsoN, WORKMANSHIP will BE-
"A sesn b. The lolloWing peoslsnsatoa teas Per.
jeetsd 70 tho &sofedie Of The militia draft, cen do
90 ~ coming forwaed a,W and 1oclarlng tkeir
willingness 10 ssrve thel9 ecrDtfy Of thsir own
accord:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT vA..2
March llta. i6R !
The commandants Of companies Of volunteers.
an'harised 10 b raissd By the Governor, which
ere not yet completed. are hessby permitted 70 NJ
lila Of the STATE until the militia are 1austsssa
into servics. No Substitutes viii b allowed.
BY ordAr Of the 0ovesnog.
s. BARSnTT FRENCH,
Aid,do-Oamn,
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W. b. ROBINS.

CPECIAL NOTICE-Having enlisted men
- enough to muster the compsny into ser.
vice, this Ia to notify those who reside In the
counties OF Henrico, Hanover, Louise, Orange.
Culpeper. and elsewhere away from the city,
to report at days notice at the rendezvous
TO be appointed In this city. Blankets are
scarce, and, when found. costly; and each
man II advised to bring with him one thick.
warm blanket; also. an adequate supply Of
under clothing. further notification win
be given In q few days.
N. A. STURDIvANT
+. M. HEWITT,
WIN. II. WElSI0ER,
CHS. r. DARRAOOTT
We can stu accept some forty young men
who wish to entsr the Artillery service.
NH lO-6t4
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I9HV ARTILLERY. Tho rTeEont conui
ton Of our country seems to a to require
the services Of all who are capable OF bearing
arms and In . situstioo to leave home. We have
therefore obtained from tha Secretary Of War su.
thority TO raise q company of LIGHT ARTIL-
LBRY. and call upon our fellow citizens TO come
forward and aid us in getting it mp.
We want, II possible. % raise a company sum-
cisnt to man battery Of SIX guns, and think THE
enterprise Offers hne opportunity 70 all who wish
to volunteer, and thus save themselves from
draft in the militia
Gray uniform, Of TIE Ufenshaw Wooden Com
pauy Goods, VIII b furnished free, and the boun.
~ Of go paid to each man when the company Il
mustered in.
Rendssvous At the warehouse on the Basin
bank, next door to Orershxw 4 Co.'s where one
Of the undersigned may always be found. and re.
eruits maintained free Of all expense:
Tho taveling expenses OF recruits from tbs
country TO ths city viii be paid.
WILLIAM q. CRENSHAW.
JAMES ELLETT,
CHARLES L. HOBS0N,
10 1910 ANDREW b. JOHNSTON.
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II will thus b seen that the alternative pre-.
scented now H. whether Vireinians viii volunteer
to defend The Southern cause, or b subected into
service By force A. will b seen, this cholcs
must BE- made ct once. VIII not the sons Of VII.
gnia now come forward and enlist their namea.-
Apply ct our once, In the Whig Building.
NARMADUKE JOHNSON,
JOIN W. DKANeFORD,
4. b 0U10ON.
NH Its VI CLUTTEH.
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a TTENTION, CITIZEN SOLDIERS /

ABLE-BODIED MEN, WANTED.
The undsrsigned having had considerable mill
tary experience, and recently attached 70 the
Wise Legion Captain of Artillery, desires to or
gsni1e another similar company for immediate
service In the Confederate States ssrvics. Each
man will be psid FIFTY DOLLARS bounty
money when enlisted, and have bis uniform fur.
nished. Now 10 the time to rally for the defence
Of our country against the base Yankee invaders.
Headquarters on 10th, between Main snd Gary
streets N-2wA) JAMES KIRBY.
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A N ACT to declare the powers Of BOARDS
IA OF EXEMPTION, and to impose pen al.
ties on mem bers or such Boards for usurp
Ing powers not conferred on them; and 10
amend the 9Th section OF an act passed Feb
ruary 18th, 1862, en- tied "An Act amending
and re-en acting the I'd section OF chapter y,
OF the Code Of Virginia, respecting persons
exempt from all military duties. and pro-
vidtng the mode OF exemption" Passed
March IL, 1852.
Be 1t enacted, BY the General lsseapbly, That the
true meaning OF the act passed February Is,
1862, entitled an act amending and re-. enact.
ing the2d section Of chapter I'D OF the Code
OF Virginia, respecting persons exempt from
all military duties, and providing the mode
OF exempt ons 80 far az the powers conferred
upon Boards of Exemption nre concerned, Is
that said Boards of Exemption shall have
cialiy set forth in sai0 act, and OF no others,
and shall pass on no case of exemption Until
the person claiming exemption has been
drafted for actual service.
granted by a board of exemptions, the cause
Of exemption ehall be entered Of record, and
the vote shall be recorded by yeas ana nays.
And II any such board shall usurp POWERS
not conferred by said act, and snail grant a
discharge from military service to any draft
ed person for cause Of which such board
has not Jurisdiction specially onferred by
said act, such discharge shall be void, and
each member OF such board voting for such
discharge and exemption, or who shall fail
to perform any duty hereby imposed, shall,
Ior every Sueh Ononce, be guilty OF q INSIDE
msanor cognizable only In the Circuit court
OF the county or city wherein such members
reside. and shall be punishable by fine not
less than one hundred, nor more than one
thousand dollars, and by imprisonment at
the discretion of the courts, in the colnty
jail, for period OF not less than one month,
nor more than twelve months
In oil cases where substitutes have been
actually placed in service, and certificates
obtained, tn Q board shall decide on the valid
tty Of the same.
The 6th section Of an act passed 18th Of
February, 1852, entitled "an act amending
and re enacting the ID section Of chapter 22d
OF the Code Of Virginia, respecting persons
exempt from all military duties, and provid-
| ing the mode Of exemption be amended and
| re-enaoted so as to read ss1ollows: every
claim FOR exemption, or excuse, shall be filed
with the clerk Of the board, who shall issue
process for such witnesses rs the claimant or
| enrolling officer may require, and within five
days after the draft ia made and on a day TO be
designated by tie board the trial OF cases OF
| exemption and excuse shall commence and
| the same shall be disposed Of In q summary
manner as speedily as may be- The clerk OF
the board shall promptly report to the Aoju-
tant. General the name OF each person ex.
| enpted or excused by the board, aud the
| cause % such exemption In each case
| This act shall Ibs In force from Its passage.
A copy from the Rolls-Teste:
WIN. F. GORDON, Jx
| u. II. ID, and Z OF r.
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Resolved, by the General Assembly, That
the &C. entitled IAN oct amending and re-
enacting the second section Of chapter q OF
the Code Ct Virginia. respecting persons OK.
empt from all military duties, and pro viding
airy, 1852, was not intended, and does not ex.
empt, rom such duty any deputy or Sheriff
OF any county, or Of Sergeant OF any cerpo-
ration, or OF the CLERK Of any Court, Or the
deputy Of any other officer.
4 copy from the Rolls-Teste:
WIN. r. 0ORDUN, JR,
NH IL. st o. H D. and K of T.
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NIFTY DOLLARS REVARD-Runa.
way from the subscriber, on the arst Of
April last, negro woman named NANCY.
said woman Is o. large sixs, about IS or 70
y0Ars Of age, OF q Hight ginger bread color, full
lAce, front upper teeth ont. has down cast
lsok when spoken TO, finger pext 70 the little
aneee on the left hand cut OF At the second
Joint She may have zone to Erederickshurg
- she has . mother at Mr.. Aliens, OF Treder.
iaksburG, to whom she formerly belonged.
and wAs sold In Richmond by MIR. Thomas
Lspsccmo. viii give the above reward OF
80 for her delivery 20 me In Richmond, Va.
nh U-ets RIB HNf0INS.
DUMMY. from my prernises, on Monday
n, night, . mulAtto girl named ENnA. She
II about feet s, and spare built Legal re-
ward Will b paid 70 any one who has her
imprisoned, % that can get her.
JAkES ABEL,
NH lS-Sts 18th street
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w: ILs4lS S LIGHT ARTILLER Y Enc
wv listing Office, Main street, under the
st. Charles. Those wishing TO unite with
this Company will call during the present
week. Bounty $50.
Office hours from 8 to - a. NJ, and from 81
to r. NJ NH l9-St<
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A TT b N N.-The organisation Of our
IA company u now nearly completed. We
have tho guns secured End all equipments ready
a. 500 as we are mustered into service. Those
who do not Immediately volunteer VIII be obliged
to 20 Into the militia Sorvice. The System Of
substitution has bren abandoned by the Govern
msns, 80 that Gil who are bouni for service must
now represent themselves in person. This We
anr ounce upon authority. We then earnestly
invoke those who are willing to share with Us the
fortunes Of this war; who would rather APPEAR
voluntarily upon the feld In fsnce Of their
country than be the reluctant soldiers OF coer.
ciop, to come forward now, this day, And enlist
their names "a Uoluntecys In . great and glorious
cause. Apply at our Office In the Whig Blu Id;ng.
MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
JOHN w. BRANSFORD,
A. b. GUIAON,
NH ll-te VA. CLUTTER.
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PLAO46 OF REIDkzVOUe.
To report to Major General 7. J. jackson
The forces from the counties of Morgan,
Berkeley, Jefferson Frederick, Clarke, Hamp.
shire, Warren, shenandoah, Hardy, Page,
Rockingham, Augusta, Bath, Rockbridge, Al.
ls9hany, Botetourr, and Craig.
To report TO Gen. Joseph +. Johnson, at
Manassas:
The forces from the counties of Fairfax,
Loudoun, Prince William, Fauquier. Rap.
pahannock, Culpepers Madison, Greene. Or
ange, Albemarle, Amherst, Nelson. Camp
bell, Bedford, Roanoke, Pulaski. Montgome-
~, Carroll, Floyd, drayson, and the city OF
Lynchburg.
To report TO General T. H. Holmes, at
Fredericksburg
The forces from the counties CT Stafford,
Spotsylvania, Caroline, King George, West
moreiand, Northumberland. Richmond, Ian
caster, Essex, Middiesex, Louisa, Flavanna,
9oochland, Hanover, and the town of Fred
TO report to Gen. BENZ. Huger. at the city
of Norfolk:
The forces from the counties Of Patrick
Henry, Franklin, Pittsylvania, Halifax,
Mecklerburg, Brunswick, Lunenburg, Char.
lotte, Prince Edward, Appomattox, Motto
way, Amelia, Cumberland, Buckingham
Powhatan, Chesterfield, Dinwiddie, Greens.
vile, Sussex, Southampton, Surry, Isle o.
Wight, Nansemond, Norfolk, Princess Anne
Prince George, and the city of Petersburg.
TO report TO Gen. J. b. Magrnder, at Will
Hamburg:
The forces from the counties Of Charles
City, New Kent, James City, King William
King and z ueen, Gloucester, Mathews, Eliza
beth City, and w Arwick.
The Militia OF the following counties xil
nor report at present., bur nH Aold themselves IN
readiness to obey orders when issued by Gen
ID. Hsth, or Gen. H. Marshall:
The counties Of Giles, Monroe, Green brier
Mercer azeWell, Mcdowell, Smythe, Wythe
Wyoming, Washington, Russell. Wise, Blu.
chanan, Scott. aud Lee.
To rendezvous at Monterey, In Highland
county, and to report their presence there, for
orders, TO General Edward johnson, who Is ct
Camp Allegheny, Hig bland county /:
The forces OF the counties CT Highland,
PeDdlet0D, and Pocahontas.
10 rendezvous at the New Fair Ground,
near Richmond, and to report TO General
Winder.
The forces of the county OF Henrico, and
the city Of Richmond
@The Enquirer, Wing, and Dispatch, pub.
iish daily for one week, and all the country
papers In the state will publish this procla.
ma tor three times mn l0-lw
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4 T + Il MT I y Nl-BO00bS
a BATTALION PLYING ARTILL1RY.

4 TTE NTIO Nl-BO00s'S
IA BATTALION PLYING ARTILL1RY.
The undsrsignsd have authority 70 raise
COMPANY to form part Of this splendid cosps
for which the most approved light RI1LAD PIECES
are now turned ont Ali those Wishing 10 Join
first rate company, and avoid the militia, will do
we'll 70 enroll themselves Ut once, ~ the ranks are
filiog rapidly. We~1re authorized to give the
most positive assurance that NO man snlisting In
this company remains liable either 70 the present
call of the Governor, or to any other draft upon
tho militia.
Apply at Reeruiti9g Once of the Battalion.
Bona street, near corI5er If 18th
Bounty down-FIFTY DOLLARS
8. TAYLOR MARTIN,
LIST Company Howitzsrs.
ALEXANDER Q HOLLADAY,
Lieut. 1vth Reg't Va Vols
WIN. r. g. GARNETT, JR,
Fayette Artillery.
RICHARD n. BOILING,
0oochlaud Light Dragons
N B None but men of GOOD CHARACTER
need apply. ma R-6t@
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r. TO The VOTERS OF THE CITY
W RlDHMOND.-L. n. JUDE, the
s.s !i. O 81 see Might Wateh, VIII be voted for
= ~ xAiAOF THE NIGHT WATUH,
and viii b supported By
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ADJ'T aENkhAL'S UFFfOE,
4 UTHoRIrY IL hereby given 10 the Gene
"A rails OF the Uonfedefate service, COM
nadinx military distriots within the limits
OF virginia. to call ont such militia ~ are
within the bounds OF their commands, and
70 muster them into service 70 meet any pub.
lie emergency.
by command:
(sisnedo VIM. H. RICHARDSON.
NIB l9-s. Adt't. 0en'l.
HEADQ'kH DEPT OF HENRfOO,
Richmond. Va March IL, 1851.
ENEkAL ORDERS, Noe.
II. Railroad companies are forbidden to
liquors or other intoxicating beverages
Ill. Superin teudents Of railroads are re-
quested to report daily TO the Provost Mar
shall the number Of passengers passing over
their roads out OF tho city OF Richmond.
Ny order Of
Brig. 0enr JNo: II. WIHDII, Dom. 30.
NH l3-ts l.. r. PAGE, A. A. 0enI.
HBArQ's DEPT or HENRIOO,
RICHMOND. Va. March II. 1854.
GPEOIAL ORDARS, No. -.
II. Apothecaries and Druggists will obtain
an OF der to purchase liq uors by application
to this Department.
These liquors will b sold by the Apoth
only, under the written prescription Of .
Iestdent Physician for medicinal Purposes
Gases Of extCrtion on the part Of Ap0theca.
ries1Rnd Druggists have come to the know.
Ledge Of this Department., and should like
cases again occur, T1IIa s1oAls will be I'M
JOHN H wINDER.
Brig. .0en Commanding, &C.
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NOTIoH.-lAsu.s. ROBERT O. NICHOLAS,
~ Jr, and JAMES n. PHAROn, will r..
eeive KEORUTTS for the Wa for Capt. q A.
Wallaes's Ccmpany, the ''RiehnenA kght 0asrd,'
which eompapy wss engaged Ia the eattls on
Roansks lslard, twenty men only having escaped
being made p-i -ouers. AlSAouah Rus pa'fiots
well kurwn that bonus Of go and o6 ceH,mu.
taucn fr clothing IL given to each rscRuit
Apply Immediately At the Office ovof the afore
Of WIN q: Tyler. ON l3lh street, between II aln sod
Gary. NH 13- 81
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RICHMOND ARSENAL
March l, 1859.
NOTIOE.-Sealsd proposals. will - re.
~ ceiveu at this once, until II clock, NJ,
March 18th, 1882. for building Ind delivering
In Richmond:
200 Field Oarri-ses, 70 pdr. gun and u
pdr. how.t4er.).
200 Oussons, 70 pdr. gun and II pdr.
Lowitzer
o. fSattery Wagons,
60 Travelling FORCES.
Bids will be entertained for q portion or
the whole Of the above.
Proposals must state how many Of the car.
riages will be delivered weekly, and must b
accompanied by satisfactory evidence that
the bidder can and will comply with his con.
tract. Right to reject all bids reserved.
Communication must be addressed TO ms,
at this Arsenal, and endorsed, "Proposals for
Gun. Carriages"
By order OF
LT..OOL. 0ORQA4,
Ohief Of Ordnance.
BRISOOE q. BALDWIN,
LIST LIT ARTILLERY, Uomm andinS.
NH 8-tl9thm -~t
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fWdstsn for shs Richmond DispAteh.l
ooN0 OF The .pLU o-U0LY.

IWdktan TOT W. 8tOumomu DtSpAtcu.J
ooH0 OF The .pLU 0.U0LY.
Ola Micks, he has eamAooa,ed you,
Maryland, ny Maryland;
And Liucoln, he hes fooled you, too,
Maryland, my Maryland.
We won't stay there 60 meet the foe;
We might get shot aud killed, you know;
Aud % we'll come down here and blow
Maryland, my Maryland.
Hat when the battle IL 10 DER.
Maryland, my Maryland;
Oh, then again We seek thy shore,
maryland, my Maryland.
when 90 thy sv'ry hill and cras
Victorious waves the Southsrn nag,
WY. then we'll 70 hack homo Ard erAG-
Maryland. my Maryland
RSeh3oni W.
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1UST RECDIVkD-
81 10 barre 10 pure LARD OIL, and
1000 lbs. Carbonate RODA.
BENNETT l. TOLLBHON,
- Net
OFFICE OITY SAVINGS BANK,}
RIcaMOND, March 8, 1852

OFE1CE CITY SAVINGS BANk,l
RIcaMoxD, March 8, 1852
A + A MEETING OF the Dlrecto n, held
n this day, the following resolution was
xdopted and ordered to b published, Wig:
Rssolcsd, That in consequence Of the tnabil.
tty Of the Bark to use the funds now eon de-
pceit, the President be and is hereby directed
70 give notice by publication in the various
newspapers Of this city, to the depositrs In
this institu tiop, that from and after this date,
all certificates Will be paid on demand.
Rsseared, further. That upon all oertiheates
Of less than one thousand dollars, the Interest
will cease on the LIST OF April, and upon
larger sums on the 10Th of that month.
Depodtors will, therefore, please present
their certificates, and re seive pa yment.
HORACE l.. KENT, President.
n. AuGusT, Cashier. NH l0-lmQf)
n VLAsSItlAL SCHOOL IN POWHATAN.
\ J The subscriber will Immediately open g
SCHOOL for boys at his residence In Pow.
hatan. A few boArders can be accomn odated
In his house, and others at q suitable and con-
venient place In tho neignbcrhUod. For
further par nculars address.
RBv. w. A. CAMPBELL,
NH $50 PowhAtau u. H., Va.
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lIIL1TARY NOTICE..
.x1DjuTxNT 0ll{S3xE3BU1t1U2,T
TINE oovernor fsqsssfs shas ne Board
provided b ne Act Of Assembly. 70 d.
1fmlns upon olsims for exemption from mill.
tary dntJ. Will oonveno In the regiments
coed to act a. speedily ~ possible.
WIN. H. RICHARDSON, A. g.
4 e TEN s. H.HHI5o,,r.rou..n
4 sas1l membus abssot on far though or other
Wise, are required to report themselves at
the RENDEZVOUS, On wall street. Immediately,
OF az Allsn's battery, on jamestown Island,
By Monday. nth inst.
nh is-ss NV. BARLOW, Capt. nom's.
71V1T HEDIOAL BOARD OF Exam.
~ INATIUN-A Hoard Of Naval SUR
icons 10 In session In In this city. BY order Of
the Navy Department. for the examination
Aice Of the Oonfederate States a. assistan sur.
The are Of the candidate must not b less
than TWEEN " one nor more than thirty years.
JAMES OORNlCk, President.
NH 12-3w ~-sl1a
~ Lght Dragons. will report immedi'
sssiy atOamp Lee. or b isss,sa s g d:;sss'r'
NH la-4ts LIST Lieut. Qqmmd'g 20.
N7OTTOE-T6e cBUo6dC d&b1ny Of 4 UH
IL MOND HOwITZEkS has been reor.
eanised, and Lieutenant David Watson elect
cd Captain. We are anxious to increase the
number OF our Company to ITO. An oppor.
tanity IL thus offered TO yonng men OF good
moral character to Join xn old organisation,
which has two rifles and two howttzers, and
Is thoroughly equipped for field service
Apply to B. b. PtEASANTS or HENRY
s. JONES, No. z, Wall street, under st
Charles Hotel; or WIN. N. WELLFORD,
IN, Brandy Station, Oulpeper county, Vir.
GINA, OF GEO. L. CHRISTIAN, Cha rles City
o. H., Virginia. NH To- Ats
I9HT ARTILLERY. Tho preeens conoi.
i 4 ton Of our country seems to a. to require
the services Of all who are capable OF bearing
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JOHN LErCHEk.
- City papsrs copy.

4 Am authorized by the Secretary Of War
i to raise an INFANTRY COMPANY,
and as TO more new companies will be &C.
nished, (this company will be counted as q
part OF IT, this IL one of the few last chances
to escape the draft; and who would be dra ftedf
Men accepted from all parts Of the State or
Confederacy. Twelve monthe' men can re.
enlist with me. $50 bounty paid as soon as
inspected. Recruiting once at the ONCE OF
the Insurance Company OF the State Of Vir-
ginia, under the American Hotel, Richmond.
Va. Address me,
NH I0-ts W. B. RuBINS.
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NOTICE.-Ssaled proposals will abe r..
IN ceived at this ONCE until II O'CLOCK M
March 18th, 1852, for the delivery at Richmond
400 Hospital Tents, l4xls feet, II feet hirA.
Al foot wall, complete. with nies, pclss
and pins.
1000 Bell I eats, 8 feet 8 inches ridge, feet
upright, complete in every respect.
1000 Wall Tents, sx0, 4 foot wall, com.
plste. with files poles and pins.
Bids may be made for any number of ,snts
over one thousand. Specimen tents, TO which
contractors must conform, can be seen at this
once Bidders will state the time required
to furnish the whole Of their bids. Payments
Will be made on delivery Of each 900 tsuts.
and the right to pay one, fourth 10 Oonfeds.
rate bonds 10 reserved. Bids to be sealed, en-.
closed, and endorsed " Proposals for Tents"
Bids are also invited for Manufacture OF
such Ol0th az the Govern ment can procure
into Hospital, Bell, and Wall Tents-tns con.
tractor to furnish poles, pins, rope, &c, aud
to give satisfactory security for performance
Of contract. Specimen tents and specidca-
tious, to which the work must conform, can
be seen at this office. Bids to be sealed, and
endorsed "Proposals for manufacturing
Tents"
BY order Ouartermastsr General U. q. A.
J. b. MoULELLAND,
NH S-t25mh Major and a. Q. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

A TTENTION.-A few more recruits will
IA ba received in Company B, LIST keg't Va.
Vols. This company has been In service since
the beginning Of the war. They have now
re-snlisted and reorganized. Apply at once
at rscruiting Office, No 3, 10th street, between
Main and Cary.
Fifty dollars bounty paid.
WIN. WRIT HARRISON,
LIST Lieut.. and Recruiting Offlcer Co. B.
NH 13-.3t