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The Executive Council.

consideration the next dav:
The Committee TO whom was referred
the communication Of his Exceeacy the
Governor, transmitting the record Of all
the proceedings Of The Governor and
Council, had prior to the present session
OF the Convention, together with the re
ports Of the several mem bers Of the Conn
c'I aud certain military correspondence
between his Excelency and the President
of the Confederate States, the Generals
commanding the army in this Stale aud
other persons, respectfully report:
That the matter thus referred has re.
coived tue careful consideration which it's
; importance demands. The Committee
have discovered notLlug in the proceed.
ings Of the Governor and Council which
seems to them TO require any special &C.
uon on the part OF the Convention in the
way Of repeal, modification or aninad
'cts,on while 1t is not designed hereby
to express an approval Of all these piu
ceedngs. The duties, growing out Of the
eXg"nc!es ot pubic atiajrs, which have
derolved upon the members Of the Coun
ciI, have been exceedingly various and
'""orIo"s' and have heen discharged with
>'E""' dn'gehce, ability aud success, and,
!" Tue Ju'S"e"t OF your Committee, with
q" eAc'"S''e regard to the public welfare.
'"eso gentlemen Ea'e, as their record
'"o"'' "e'o'e" themselves al great per
''""' "'''''ee' ""d' 'C0 o'''"' amidst DIS
o'"'"- '''''"'s N'"e causes o' winch are
""'''e' I" some o' the repors) morrty
'"s ~ Tue P"'f'o'' 10 meet !he eX'raoriI-
nary oe''"""' ""'c" The peculiar '""dI
wv" " Tue "'"'e h"s h"de upon The tx
''' "''"''''S' '"e defence OF Char
',''"" anu o' 'he entrance TO ""org"to~n;
'"o survey ana exploration OF sundry
'' - "'''Ss ''' The enemy 10 The !"
'"' '"''' anu '"e OBSTRUCTION
''N" "''e's '"'''" .! '"e ehic'e"t re-
VIZ '''@"''on o' the m''''ay when once
'''""" '''o CONFUSION oy ihe
''''' u ''e Confederate "''et"m"n'
'"' 'o'"'e'''e"' ""G Distribution OF arms
''' '"""'''o"' "' war; ofdSnce and ord.
nance Stores clothing and provisions and
'''''' o. ".'' 'o' '"' S''''e'N' The or
s""'" '','" o' "'S'" '"o"F' when called
'' 'I '"o "'''''S'y authorities OF the Con-
'eo''"'e '''"'eS' VII" We" to tender the
''' ''fu''eu "S ceP'H"'e '' possible
~ VIC '"o''C Tue preservation OF inleisal
'''o' """ '"e repression OF 'he>e seross
N"'''''o"' o' Se''S'"eN' winch imper'I
Wv P'"'.' '''e'y ) WIN great variety OF
''''e' o'-e''S VI Puo''c concern, have IN
'Se" '"e' "''eh'o" ana enlisted
h.,a ,Iu. = ,,, ' ""''" '"e>
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been en,,.lv i,,d.oo.,. .r. ,LoI
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have Lsa, 1;,sc,.d .,la., ,,.-,
Hshmen, Of such a ho6v wnh H.. ox,,.
ordinary power, c,Df.,r.d ,.ou !, ua.
required bv the co,d,,,o, of ,ho oo
and the exipencies Of the times
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. 1"I""' says
MONTGOMERY County, MD., in Camp
"a miles from Washington, Monday,
N"on.-We have had no fsht We,
though the rebel pjcke,s are hut a few
miles from US, aud behind them lies tho
rebel army. a man has just come into
our picket lines who left Leeshurg lasi
Saturday. he says that he crossed No
'a"'s Ferry with Longs,reel's Wagon
train.
The New York Herald, Of the 10 ms,
contains the following despatch
NAsmNGroH, Sept 9-ll:45 p. m
The news from the front to dav is nj
together o! a negative character. Tn,
reconnolssances made have failed to ful
the enemy in such force on the Marylanc
side as has been represented. They ar,
occupying the principal points from The
mouth OF Seneca creek 10 Frederick. and
westward to liaGerstOwn. and eastward
as far rs the vicinity Of E,Iico,,'s mills
within twelve miles Of Baltimore. With
n this range they have possession of
three fOrd> across the Potomac. and they
appear to be Industrously obtaining and
sending into Virginia all the supplies
they can find. Large quantities Of horses,
cattle, iorag" and breads,utis have been
| procured IN the terrific counties uf Mott
gOnery, FreIc lex, Washington, Howard
and Baltimore Al these things are sen,
rapidly ACROSS the Potomac in,o Nnciuin.
The whole rebel torce that has passed
horthwarl through Frederick does not
exceed fifteen Thousand. They represent
that they are only the advance guard of
one hundred and li',y Thousand who have
crossed into Maryland, but they have no,
yet been found. Ii is definitely ascertain
ed, however, tha; rs many as one hun
dred and fifty th.Hsaud have come TO the
banks Of the Potomac, aud ;he impression
prevails that they are irving n piece Of
strategy, toraging eXpedil;ousIv in Mary
land. while Il hei, fo,cas ara uo.l; =
vicinity OF the t,ds ,sod, ,o c,mo a,,,
either side Of the river vnor ,ho.
toll the army o,Gar N,C,.ra,
away from the can;,,I =, l.,.o ,.,
roadwav ~ Va, ;,,., ,n
Clellan is vide awake .rj ,o.s ., :;
tend to he taken by sor,risa nor ,oo oI,.
considerable rebel force 70 ca, in j..
rear.
The recen, "Reminiscences b,vo i,d,c
ed the bei,ef tina, the rebel y..;, T., u,r.
land is only y hold dash r, c,... .;,,,
the hone Of arous;rg ,ho sooos.;o,,s,.
there, and Of Gecovipc G.rerol u,r,,J
Ian's army away from WASHINGTON IN
all respects. cxcep,nn ,h,ap,r, c,o,a
the movement is a f,iluro TLo N,,,.
land s,ccssionsts outside Of the re,,.,
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G I - :" '"S'"'a ana
=,
- ~ "'>' ~" l hNHSfIFhSlA'-Ne
70 Ut" '.'' !" ee"''e'"a" WHO lett Freder-
:, "'N 0" o"'"r""y evening,
" 'U"! " "oo"' one Thousand men,
''''' ''"'''E '""oSon' was the only
""' ''PPe" !" FREDERICK. The
"'' U'"' '"H''"eu ''f'c''y through at
'''"' "''' ana proceeded on the
'''"''',' ,''''u'S' !" the erection OF
'S' e""Sy '''"'a' lie states
'''' "' '''PPso '''ee "'''e" OUT anc that
''if'''e' ''oo' lo'ooo To 10 ooo men
"''" P'''''' "'' '"ey were sun pouring
''o 1''' ali" out 'he "ettyso"rg
Nv '''"'l "ooy o' TIE reoeI army was
'"'u ~ oe u"''er command OF Gen. Jack
9o", Nv u was 'ePo''ed' stopped ior the
"'S"' !" ''e'e''cN' ana II was supposed
>''''' VIC W. '''' l'''''ou u Tue army would
e"c""p 'or the nlght within ten miles
'o,'' '''e c''H
nc >"'I'efS are represented AS being
'P'''' 80 ~ 's"'
Ft "''e se"e'""E qu'e'
'''" !" o' 'u"H aware
=, y" ""'''
- VIC o'"0e'''
~, .'''D'"''
-, '''
'N S''e VI
'"'"S VIC o'"
I", '"' '","'
I.s,.,,'i ' ""'' W." P"o'''y 'e
''' "'"S HAS come in'o
,Ia, ~ ' " ' anu 'o' "S enemies
,,.,;
;. way NV
r nm. L;n, .l,,. fF'''
u,; -,
oor,,;o,. L., I..,,...
al Tno,.,
;L .,.l
r. :,,.
wh,, ,har hnr '' "
i"'' LINES oF o'R ARMY IN TIE DI'
' I''N''V' 0' " "AS",>'loN'-H WAS
viz ''''n WA. our arm!
"'''e S'''''' "S''"S'"H'
''' SUNNI u e""Sy ''"''h' Inc lines o'
-, '"'" :" ''e "''e'''"" OF
~" ~ 'e"ec' O'e'N, 0" t'e
.'' 'o"'' "n'c'' Is n'e or ''S
~ '''' " oo's'''''' "hd not
'""" '"e".y '"' ''''eS 'fo'h NaSh
go" 1"'ee'g'"c" !
'''',' ''o''' ''o'N'''e Yesterday,
we 'eo''s III great iofce
'e"'e'" oank "i L'te .
''"''' ''' mouth al the 10
,.,,, ~ '''''' ''o'e ""Sn
- w., 'o'u ~ H''"
,,.,,,.1, ''''' " oo'''e 'e" n,.'eS
rn,,,,..,,' S"Y "''''' "'S'
,''''' VII ''o '"'" PIKE fo"d "e
,od ah,,, ,,..,.,h.oo ,r,, ''
,y.sb;,;o,o,
Gen. NcCp.Dsr nasso3 ,h.,,, = ,
lille m s,nJ.r n;,,, L,I.;' :,
hort TINA 70 roo, ana rot.o.L t;-,Ir
md horses
An immense movement of ,roon. into
Maryland has been ac,,o,, oo;o, g..
ward since F,;d.v n:oh, Tt,. I
,een pouring over ali 10 hr;l,,os all
hrouob Gsorce,owo ,,5 ,L;s o;,, :.
immense and continuous ,hroro enl,oroa
~ long trains Of arriIIerv and of hao,.ca
wagons. The troops copsis, o, the va,s.
ans of the armies Of the Potomac and or
Ilr,inia. with q cousjJ.rab.o ,dw;x,,,o
i the new Ievies.
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Passengers by the Central train last
evening brought no news from our army
which had not been anticipated by pre-
vious arrivals. Several baIefoo,ed soldiers
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1t having become public tha, Gen.
Pope had preferred charges against Gen.
erals Franklin, Fuz.John Porter, Heint
zeImsn, and perhaps some others, and
that those officers had been placed under
arrest, preliminary to their trial, we think
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-07
MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS DlPARTnBEr OF HBSRIoO,
RichIaond Va March 1, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS DIPARTuBEr or HBSRioo,
Richmond, Va, March 4, 1852.
EWEHAI, ORDERS, No 81. By wy.
NJ tue Of authority conferred Dy 0eneral
orders, No. s, Adjut,nt and Inspector Gene
rails Once, March LIST, 1867, Captain A. y.
GOODWIN Is appoint ted frovoet Marshal OF
the city of Richmond and the adjoining and
surrounding country for the distance of ten
miles.
III. The Passport Cdice il continued at Its
present location, under tho charge OF the
Provost D.arsha1.
III. The distillatiop and distrI bu ton of
vinous, sptrituous, aud malt liquors, .or other
tied. This order will be strictly enforced by
the Provost Ma rshal against all persons found
distilifug, selling, giving away. or in any
". All persons, Of every decree, except
those IN the eervfce Of the State Or Oonfede-
rate States, having arms In their possession
wall deliver the sams TO the Ordnance De-
partment ON or before the sth OF March, 1862;
otherwise they will be seized and taken pos
session Of by the Provost Marshal. Arme
belo nging to the State OF Virginia will be de-
| liyered to Colonel Dimmock. at the State
| Arsenal, in this city. The word arms EN-
| braces IN its meaning swords, bayonets, ri.
| fies, double barrel shot guns, and pistols OF
| such size as may be useful In the field. Com.
pensation will be made for private arms de.
iivered mp or taken for public use, and Gov
| eminent arms, not in the public service, will
BE- recsipted for.
BY order Of Brig. Gen. JHo. Il. WIxDnR
/ COMMANDING, &C.: ~. n. EA0G,
L NH 6-1w Asst. AdJt. General.
| 4 TTENTION The subscribers have au.
/ ~ thority to raise com pany Of LIGHT
ARTILLERY, to be attached to Major F. J
] BoGas's Battalion, to which guns Of thu
most approved kind have been already pro.
| missed. AS NO more flying artillery compa'
| MES will be received, persons wishing to join
| this arm Of the service will do we'll to enroll
/ their names at once. Recent events clearly
| indicate that Virginia will need the strong
| arms and brave hearts OF all her sons in the
| impending struggle. The draft will, within
! q few days, compel those to take the field
l who fail to respond to9h cir country's call in
/ this, her hour OF peril. Fifty dollars bounty
| paid Immediately on being mustered in.
| Apply at Bayley & Whites office, opposite
/ the Law Building.
| ALEXANDER @. HOLIDAY,
| Lieut.. Goth Reg. Va. vols.
s. TAYLOR MARTIN,
LIST Company BoWitzers.
WIZ F. G.. GARNETT, JR.,
Fayette Artillery.
RICHARD II. BILLING,
fs2e-I2t* doochland Troop
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edmond FAYETTE ARTILLERY-
II, Having reorganized and re-enlisted for
two years, is DESTROYS OF receiving forty ad-
ditional recruits, to raise the company to the
numb OF one hur dred and fifty. The bat-
terry Is COMPOSED Of four hgaSs six-pounders
and two rifle guns. and Is among the hnsst
in the Confederate army. The Fayette Ar
tillery Is one OF the best eq uipped Companies
in the service. A liberal bounty will be given
10 each recruit. Only men of respectaoility,
courage, ard patriotism. are. however, re-
auired.- For further particulars apply to
or 70 the under signed, at Yorktown.
M. u. MACON,
NH A-6t Capt. Il IA.
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RUNAW AVS.

RUNAwAY- ann mean
n found Without 90 n found within this Ststs.
R,nawsv in Nevsmssr lsst JB6o1, man about
a years old He y abopt feet 10 or !! Inches
IN height very aim and delicate 1ooktnS, he's bs>a
msunsrs, 4 of einessbsesd eoloss hes one aalIV
sprslnsd aad Imps sliehtly, has one Of his thunbs
q crest deal enlarged from . whitlow and has
rather red eyes. ! he above reward viii Be paid
II be be delivered 70 Ar. Ed; u: Eacho, OF lodesd
QOE HEWAKD --Strayed from the 4th
Do Regiment Virginia Oas airy, at Camp
Ewell, near Manassas, q bay MAZE, SIX years
old, star in forehead, thick set. In good order.
tie larger than the other Ratss her maae
And you Will So whore IL has been trimmed
andsrneath. 1will give the above reward
mare 70 me, or for any Information which
' t s@Sl; noss1Eux,
mn o-Ixt$ Lieut.. %. I, 4th Va. Cav.
PANAwAY-sIO REWARD-F7om my
~ house, on the l.h Of February. Az.
DREW, slave belonging to the estate Of srs.
Nancy d. Priddy. He IL about feet inches
high, aud black. will give the above re.
ward for HI: apprehension, .
n residsnee Of the subscriber On the 3oth Nov :.
NEGRO BOY 1saao, shout 30 ysArU old 81 lest
high, ginger broad eompiezion. Of fplsasaat ana
polite manners. hair short and nappy, and = lsfs-
handed. Iwill give the above reward for The -.
preAsnsion md delivery Of said boy IN ~ jan q
Orange u. H.
This negro ran off In consequence Of having con.
mitted . most bAtal and uppf6voked murdsr upon
the person Of my overseer, ana It behoovss the
community at large TO be On the look out for this
criminal. He may be In the vicinity Of Frsder.
icksburg, where he has acquaintances.
| LOUISA O. TALIAFHRRO,
Rapid Ann p. O., Culpeper county, W.
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1III.ITARTT N6TfOEs.


U EURUITS WANTED,s6o BOUNTY
III And Uniforms furnished The under
M9Ded, having been daily Authorised by the
Secretary OF War to raise Ct albany Of
Heavy rtllsry. TO man the batteries at York.
EUn, want few more men to complete the
company. FOR further par ticulars apply to
Sergeant JAMES MoDQNALD, l2th street..
opposite the Enquirer once.
". n. COFFIN.
Capt. ofArtillery.
>. s. H1UHOLAS,
10 S-et% w. p. WOODROW,
- THOSE persons who are DESTROYS of en-.
listing In my company, will also find Ran
devious on FRANKLIN St, opposite Messrs.
dickinson, hlil = 20, where an onloer may
"A TT ,Et3MSTIV!N. YOUNG MEN OF RICH:
~Aaving been detailed to recruit fpr thu
First RsStasnt pxeists Yolnntsers, (now sta.
toned at Den treville,) DO unity OF I2nFY Dol.
LARS, uniform and substance, VIII Be given
to all able bodied young men who may en-
list In this, The oldest uolunteer regiment in IL.
Confederate States.
For further particulars apply at the re.
emitting station, No. 8, 10th street, between
W. W. HARRISON,
Lieutenant and Recruiting Ofncer.
F.S.-Two new companies will be received
as there are at present but eight In the regi
4 OARD.-Having received authority from
IA tho Secretary Of War to raise q Dom psny oil
Infantry those who may desire TO Join II viii pleas
| report themselves at my Office, In the Law Build
ing, between the hou1 Of IL and IL A. NJ Meet
ings will be held also At the same place ON each
Saturday and Wednesday night, till tho company
shall have been fully organized. A bounty 10
Ne furnished each recruit when he enrolls his name
| fe S-ta WIN. w PARKER NJ d.
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HARDWARksI IRON, -.
"ATCHETS, BENCH PLANES, &C.
IT Is dozen Hstchets.
1900 gross Screws, TO 3 inches.
SEQ. lbs. Sofa Syringe
$50 Id, Olout Nails.
so dozen Back Flaps.
$50 Hand.S Saw Files
800 #. 10 inch Betting.
$50 f.. inch Betting.
5000 Belt Hooks.
dozen Sc. ew Wrenches.
10 dozen Hivetting Hammers.
so sets Oarpenters' Tools. &s.
Fo, sale BY
mh3- WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT
"ARDWARE, CUTLERY, 40.
h so dozen Coffee Mills.
% dozen riu Plassa
Is dozen Tin Pans.
dozen Tea Kettles.
dozen Butchers' Oleayers.
Is dozen Butchers Knives.
100 dozen Pocket Knives.
so dozen Fine Combs.
20 dozen Shoe Brushes.
so dozen Candle Sticks
50 reams Sand Paper.
resms Emory Cloth, &C., &e.
For sale at Wholesale or retail, By
NH 3-5t WILLIAMS RLLIOTT.
X RATES AID FENDER6, Iron md Oolvan.
NJ lied; Coal Scuttles; Wood Wstse Buckets;
Sets Of Tosgs; Shovels and Pokers, and Pre-
Stands; Iron Skillets and Baksss Frying Psns
Iron and Tin Stew Pans; Tea Kettles, Coffee Milts
Coffee Pots and Boilers; Cinder ehovsls; sinslc
and double covered Canteens; Iron and Braso
Footmen. and . variety Of Tin.wafA For saIe BY
fe7-lms 8. D. DENOON. 225 Main d.
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I4HT ARTILLERY.- The present coudi
tion Of our country seems 10 N to require
the services Of all who are capable Of bearing
arms and In a situation to leave home. We have
therefore obtained from the Secretary Of War Ru.
thority to raise company of LIGHT ARTIL.
LERY. and call upon our fellow citizens to come
forward and aid US in getting 1t up.
We want, If possible, % raae company sufh.
cient 10 man battery Of SIX guns and think thi,
enterprise offers tine opportunity TO all who wish
to volunteer, and thus save themselves from Q
draft in the militia.
Gray uniform, of the Crenshsw Wooden Com.
pany Goods, will be furnished free, and the boun-
ty Of $50 paid to each man when the company Il
mustered In.
Rendezvous at the warehouse on the Basin
bank, next door 10 Orsushsw 4 Co.'S, where one
of the deIsignsd may always b found, and re-
cruits maintained free Of All expense.
The travelling expenses OF recruits from the
country to the city viii be paid.
WILLIAM @. ORENHHAW,
JAMES ELLHTT.
CHARLES L. HOBSON,
fe Its ANDRRW B. JOHNSTON.
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4 IGHT AKTILLERYJ! - :
BATTERY SECURED |!

i 1dHV ARTll-LE6YJ! '
IL BATTERY SECURED I!
BOUNTY FIFTY DOLLARSi
The undersigned having secu red a splendid
battery Of field pieces, have authority to
raise a Company OF Light Artillery, to be
mustered into the service OF the Provisional
Army Of Virginia. for the war. EaA man
will be entitled to & bounty of $50 upon be-
ing mustered in. As an opportunity of en-.
listing in this arm Of the service will not
hereafter be of frequent occurrence, those
Wishing TO join will make application at once
at the rendezvous, northwest corner of Gary
and tn streets, where one or more Of the
undersigned can always be seen.
Those having substitutes will Sc d them in
at once, Is the ranks aye filling rapidly.
STAPLETON CRUTCHFIELD,
WILLIAM +. TANNER,
CHARLES +. WORKMAN.
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HEADQUARTERS,

EVANsPORf, va, February 70 1857
CPECIAL ORDER No. sail Burroughs
- gran ted to membe OF Col. Richardson's
regiment (47th Virginia) are hereby revoked,
and they are required to join their respective
companies Immediately. Those detailed on
recruiting service are exempt from the above
order.
BY order Of Gen. FRENCH:
+. II. REYNOLDS,
fe 24-12t Assistant Adj't General.
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-,s Hall" Il Is admirably adapt for An Eating
loon. Apply at The snoe store, on the pre-
wises nh 6-1tA
;NOK RENT--Ths DWELLING situated
II on Grace street, between Jefferson and
dams, srd adjoining the residence of Alex
Brooks, Esq, For terms apply to
EDW. Y CANNON, corner of
NH 6--St' Governor and Franklin SITS.
E.uR RENT-
iEe large nVe story Brick Building, sit
ua'eI % Main street, lately occupied rs a To-
hGcvo Factory by Captain W. Atkinson.
For terms, apply to p. H. MAYO, or
rf7uAT aDSC BEAUTIFUL AND VAL
/ UABLE COUNTRY SEAT CALLED
"HSUEC ERIN " FOR SALE Il oHer for
ts.ie mount Erin where l at present re-
-ide 1t lies Within TWO miles of the capitol, in
cEa Eastern suburbs OF the city, and is so well
kL3Wn for It's beauty, healthfulness, &c,
i.I-lt 81 minute description is considered unne-
ce,a;.ry. ! solicit persons desiring TO pur-
chase 10 plaCe of It's ind TO examine it. -
= contains about THIRTEEN ACRES,
ri ,ht acres 81 W,.'ch is most beautifully de-
.crated with Shau, frees, Fruit Trees,
,sLIuo6ery, &c. A grove Oaks, well set in
grass, large mansion, EiteneH, stables, &c,
sufficient 20 accommodate Il large 'alnily.-
Terms very liberals Apply to
Il. II. KEACH,
At Redwood & keach's,
NH as 6i Main street
VERY VALUABLE AND ATTaAUT
y lNEREAL ESTATE, IN Ross, NEAR
TO GOVERNOR STREET, FOR SALE
'Ye are authorized 10 sell the very valuable
1'd admirably well built TENEMENT or
The south size OF Ross street, adjoining tbs
residence of Samuel 5 CottreJl, Esq. The
house has ample accommodations for large
IamiIy.
| Also, u vacant LOT TO the east, fronting
| 81 feet, and running back about 30 feet, hav
| .ug on The rear al excellent brick stable an(
earrlsRe- house. The location of this pro
| pocty is Il mes. desirable one. Apply to
f. 2S-6t. GDDHIN & APPfRSCN.
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Z {lh'fINIA CENTRAL RAILK-lRit-
V PAS PORTS.-Nottce ia hereby given
that f0ssp:rts Nil be required from All per
sons leaving hichmond by the Virginia Zen
trhl hhlIrCau. ~ "Ssce ptipns will be made,
however well known the person or rarsonS
may be 70 tia officers or the road. (Cnduc
tors are Instructed 20 pms ..t me fist eta
ton ANY person who }lay ge- ON the c,rs
without u ticket, or IS "A free ticket unless
10 has a passport. Soldiers under orders are
alone excepted.
IL u. WHITCO%B, Hen1 Spp't.
RIchrraI a. February q, 1862. ~ Ss--ty
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fNFATRY NOTICE.

4 NAYALkY AND
~ fNFATRY NOTICE.
Those wishing to learn the practice OF the SA-
BRE, noun ed or dis u ounted exercises, or Lance
exercise, hear of thorough. practical In
stcuctor, who was taught in one Of the first mill
tary depots 10 Europe. and who served there for
sone years az a commissioned officer, by address,
ing H. b." Box ~.
~ CAVALRY TROOPS in any part of the
State wi be instructed in the above. u AIMED exer
cises on Immediate application Of their Captains
NH DIV