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boot AND SHOE xANurAoroRY

Having Just received large supply Of French
Calf Skins and Eugnsh Sole Leather, / am pre-.
pared TO make AMY BOOTS and SHOES In the
very best manner, and all other kinds that may be
wanted. A call from my old friends and the public
generally y respectfully invited.
PIX WHtY1, No. - Main st.
WANTgD-S0 superior B o T MAKRRs-
ten msu 70 work on ladies' shoes, and Eve men
70 work On eh;ldFeus' shoss-to whom the highest
priees will b paid.
Also, wanted 70 purchase. Wan. Upper Leather,
Calf Ekins, Sole LeAthsr, and sheep Skins, for
which the hishsst cash prices win Be paid.
nv k-10ts, p. Z. WHITE. No. q Main st.
THE UOMaIiNWEALTH OF VIRG1.
GINA to the Sheriff of the County Of
Chester0eld, Greeting :~Whoreas. q vacancy
has occurred In the representa- tom in the
House Of Delegates from the county of Ohes-
ter1eld, occasioned by the resignation Of
Charles +. Friend: These are, therefore, in
the name OF tho Commonwealth, to require
you to cause an election to DO held In your
said county OF Chesterfield on Thuraday, the
23d day OF May. 1854. for Senator to All ths
vacancy Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness Hugh W.
Shelley, Speaker Of the House Of Delegates,
this eth day OF May, a. ID. 1851, and In the
e6th } ear OF tho Commonwealth:
HUGH ". SHEFFEY,
Speaker House Of Dslssat6s. =
BY the Spsaker-Teste:
WA. r. 60ADoA. Jr,.
Olerk Houss Of Delsgatss.
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4 J IKl4INIA OENTRAL ,KAIEk0z
WINTER IRRlN61ksNT


Gu and after MONDAY, Novsmbse 1lsh n
Nail and Passenger Trains viii lssve Raehnesda
0ordonsvills, Charlottesville, and Staansoa, ds1y
at 7.S0 A. n, connecting With the Orsnu -
Alexandris Railroad Passenger Train ct 0oedaas
ville, for Manassas, md intsfmsdiats pofutA nads
Charlottesville for Lynehburg.
Between 6taunton and yseksou's River W ~
Train will BE- run ti-Wookly, leaving essn1tn q
Tuesdays, ThnnD1ays, md 1aturdays, Nd ~
son's River On Aosdays. WednssdayA ~ h
days.
harman 4 Brown . Stage Linz tx ksAs,m.
connects With the u n Train, and lesvu 1aaaiA
on Mondays, WednA.days, and IndayL - O.
Aen On TuesdayA ThuEedays. and Ssisftsr
Harman, Mason 4 Cas- btaee Linz, MWls
sulphur, Lswisburg, &c., connects viii ~ ~
On Tussdaza ThnsaAya and easaedayv.
vias, and points wA Of tAsTa lssvss 1lehna.ds
$50 p. n. On 6unds ~. TussdayA anl Taus!N
and arrive from he eeSt y . L y. a ess1w
Wednesday,, andh dAyA Z lie s1oi
4 regular WaY II aGAt zsaln is oseaca~9
md points sasA IsaS = daily. Naadays asvaA
at SO 4. u b. D. WmT0O0A
no 0enneal 0opo&AmAnl
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-. -s.ecess.--~s~p
%~s. eUn0up0 01euuR ar 09410usl
Riehmnud Va, Nay Q. io6a. !.
rHSH9 attention al the-1r .Siesl d9eese - called
10 the solsoWirr Arapft 3 = - - -
WAS rspARsnDrT
Ap,urAar AM rNsprcr 0xs.'s C1yiCk,
nsnh..>aA Anil N. leD1. }
n,.,. a, t,.n..s IA -SS
~. In socorAsnAe Win ~ 0snssaa &s0oIa'
lions. uese IA, ogae wsson With eaah regiment -
the neid, will b appso psiatsd fot ne 1aospoI1
a,nhulaneee VIII - essurved Toe The eepAe.l -
M ,n6efs - oahess arr pfonihite0 >esn ns'ps
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AAAA.A1Ss n ~, -.

HHANHE OF SCHDDULE.-RiOHNOm
~ AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.-0
and after MONDAY tine Gath February, the taiu
on this road will run - foliows:
MAIL TRAn-I,esves Richmond ct as Az
daily, and Petersburg at l.l5 p. n. Freight n
Accommodation Train leave Richmond daily, les
cept Sunday At e.45 a. n. and las p. T., Il
Petersburg Ut ESQ A. u. TIE Mall Tralas NJ
stop only Is Hah.Way Station, Chester snl M
Travellers will bear In mind, that they an N
quired to show . Ease, from It's 0cverns.,r
some other authorized psrson. before they N
leave the city BY this road.
f. 81 D.. n. GILL 9.n. EuSt
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n ODRnTAxas''

= :. :. !. -
Hdq1fzf 81 ~ 7sIsss;;xxf Z
1 ~ s - ~ ~ vxxS0!A-4Gb 49,
seess ~. i~IrSS r =. - - - g e. =
o. ..espvc. q $50 HSsS,,s 80
II ~ ~ ~ - - e6t816 =
49, SSI1ssy ~ ~ "a ~ ~ SS3S..2 49, e
s1jsssss . . Ha1Ss ~ nkSS
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1Aheeinl mAse o9AII.fex NJ c11H fs,ss
nom DloonD1ns. ~e'77s-2-s ~
lynch wonan,s both Weate - n,as.eA
ssivo ase1A use - a11sa1izs.' - -
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leell1ng 1eaf4 49, g.. ~,
VAN H1laeaao. x. J. -. . -. =. r S.
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Al = H. eans ea1s ~ fsastie0e al = r.s,
1es - TN 90 web, q D. ~ =. q s.
HnnfHo IN n Kan VoHR. . - ~ " - 40
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QPRIN0 MILLINERY.

SfRNa MILLINERY.
MRs. DEMbLmAN, on south Main street..
between nth and 18th. has on hand q superior
stock Of
NIL uRY
and other goods, and invites her old friends.
and the Ladies generally, TO call and supply
Themselves. She T. prepared to make bsauti.
ful epytng style R0nnets with expedition, and
sol1c1ts orders. -. - a
Her store 10 closed every Saturday.
hIs. u. 10 prepared 10 BIlEAOH 8onnetD
and hats in the Aost manner g es~-1
Three OF four Youne. Lady MILL.
NERS will AAd constant employmsnt By call.
ine on Il Ma. D8MELMAN.
my rlms 49,
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1JIUaNOND AND OANVii4LE aAas0Aa

On and after YADAY. Apeu lltA. ~ IMe
eer trains viii run @ fol.oWs,
CONC WBDT.
Mall Train lsaves Rachmoed daily at1AA
and strives In Danvlllo g 60 P. y.
At Burke vile u eoanaets with he 0oh -
South. Side Rallfual. for Ne WeUe.
A. Glover \ vtops y mfnatee be 6naA.
J" ''f sS00u1No uAoF.f - 3. -.
q NAlll 3saIn lsavas DauSllle tAlly sI5ls
and arrives n 1iehmooA q Ssl0 p. y.
At Du1kss ille h eoones1s W39h 09tdbes
BsutA. Gl1e 1Afleeaa, ~ uesAblk ~ Hse99
"a q. 81 ,QA1f4
% le-A 0sost Tiesst A.
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. 1LLEVU1 HO8PI1 Al, ORUROa mn
- RICHMOND. VA.

WHITE PArIHRTs-h wards, O. ~ ws,k:
private rooms, ~ 70 1l5 Per wssk.
0LAvEs-o6 pr Wesk. Les tAaa w>ea 4,
pse day; but not - exesad q pr well f.
tons over the week, II cents Per day.
No extra charge except for surgical opefpaa,.
and then N aAditlooal ses rangins from 8 D -
WIN b sh1gcag q Blu. psyabl: on ~ nse
va 81 thepaNe0t. No smallpox admitted
4 eovssed spring wagon vlil convoy pstsuu 4,
and from The Hospital vhsn desired. vdar' ~
b lsh ct Ne Hospital, or at the ofacs q q.
HoLL.ADAy. Thirtsent1 stxsst between NJ NJ
Gary. ~'t =
The subscribsr, who mas BEEN connected M.
the Institution dnee It, foundation, hsvins niu
II under his exclusive ehafga. aided By cempsssai
asaistants; solicsts . continuance Of the liberal
patronage Of Ms friends aad Of the public O.
orally.
Atlsndin9 PhyMsian end nurgson,
JAMES BOLTON, n. D,
0raoe sk, between tth anA u
ASSl8fANros
q! W. p. BROCK, II. D.,
Church Hill, cor. 2eth d Nasshan ~
w. W OO00M, r. D.,
u ls-1y Resident Phyada.
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CEUOND COMPANY
D JOHNSOW'S LIGHT


ARTILLERY.
More recr uits are wanted FOR this company
forthwith. The ccascrtption Will soon BE-
passed. mastering into the service every mar
tn the Consistency se.Wesn the ages Of Is and
86, leaving NO option with the cOnscript a. to
where ne shall 60, or 70 what arm Of the ser.
vice he shall belong.
All those who prefer to select the Light Ar.
tillery a. their service should take once the
last opportunity they will probably have to
volunteer. Wsdestre, At the earliest possible
moment, to complete our organization and
take the 6eld, whore all who are ut for scr.
vice should b. and where they must be soon.
Those who have been In service know that
the Light Artillery II the most agreeable a.
we'll a. the most elective arm Of the service
Come At once, then. while the chance L. given
you 70 enlist where you please, and relieve
yourselves from he 0pprObrium Of ccmpul.
0ory service. r.
Recruiting Omos, johnson 4 0pigon's Of.
nee, under the Whie Building.
---------- A. B.6UtQON,
JAMES H. HAOKETT.
Ap l6-ts JOHN II. LEfTWICH
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HEADQ'RS DEPT OF HENRICO,
Richmond, Va March IL, 1854.
~ kNERAL ORDERS, No.6.
II. Railroad companiss are forbidden to
transport into this city or ont OF 1t, spirituous
liquors Or other Intoxicating beverages.
Ill. Superintendent # railroads are r..
Qusstad to report daily 70 the Provost Mar
their roads out OF the city OF Richmond.
Brig. Cent Jko. H. WIHDIs, Com. SO.
NIB l3-a L. Il. PAGE, 4. A. 0snI.
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Al ARYLAND LIhA.-We are ANTIQUE 70
wi tread once more our native SOL. 4xpsctant
ho1Fes awais our coming. We sfruggla for Free.
dom and the sacred shades OF our Sizes.
We invite the untirjng and undaunted 70 haste
10 "a Join the Maryland Line" which = retpfore
iue tho heroic 'etonewails" army In the Valley,
ana With the m march TO the rescue Of our kjus.
men Ia Oppression and doubt. Soldier. 'tis the
hour for Immortality or obloquy.
The VIII Of the veteran IL sustained by Omcipo
teuce " the blood Of the martyr shall nourish the
3ay Tree qf Liberty. Who faters aides with the foe
who diedains odds carves his own sscutchson,
which Fame ehau ponder and memory treasure
Noldie. o. We challerg 90 you once more 70 the dsId
Through the earnest solicitation Of many
Merylandsrs, Capt. EDxUAD- barry has &C.
cspted an appointment to lead you back to
your homes. Mary ianders. will you got Cr
shall the hollow query be made, where were
they sons Of Revolutionary Eresl the God.
dess Of History II vigil ant, and noteA the &C :.
tiopa of the solsr s.c1rs
Be men, and a. .is2 issuo. Our leader 10
grown gray in thv clas.sr Of al ms. and 10 eager
TO offer his last, best tribute a. q beQuest to
his posteytty. Aarylanders, will you stand
by him1 6oldiersi Will you die with as. for
our rights, and friends. and honest Your
response etves to the riches Of history the
cherished "reminiscences Of traditional a1ec.
ton, OF dstames the scions Of our honored
ancestry. my A-6tt
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a MALTA SULPHUR SPRINGS, ANNIIA
~ COUNTY, vA,-1hib celebrated watering
plsao q loGateA - miles southwast Of Rishmon4,
q tAD Mohmou4 aad Danvills Railroad two and
. half miles kom JesafAvilla station, ct which
PLACE thaeo WI 10 q emnIhus b readlesae 70 con.
vsy pas.eaGsfs y The SpriAss. O. The loth DAY &
Nay, liza
1oard 1os ons month. az daya)...........olo %
Qhndceo nnfpr ten yeass Of ses............ 30oo-
Qoaesoa Servants. ......................... % %
00ok0 - Woc8s. . IL ~
1eesd per day....A............... 80
TOE ~ meals esnt % rooms sxtrl charges win
- DaAA y. y. 4 =. q. WILSON,
k@' Rsop1ietoao.
1.-v54Aess }wusld - veil 10 bring thel1
oeonxoee With them. ny 1--1mS
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NtO00a.r 11.rnu0. -

0104AAu Mx01eb 49,
Ns.es s - -, -:
Stand and vii continue the ssinsss IL %
Own name We recoMusend ~ a 10 our cus.
'01 asi ri is '.'s 'A sixs PA a.s w
! VII. r. MA 70. suocssor . assauss. DrAia
= n1n.aa. willceataass . tAssE kses4. yeoe.,
"a ssS 8 ~ daS E az. 8 "a,
s pleaSed 81 sifvs Sc ffioa6 and tlosc 81
q I'D Aisaf . Harvis. = -. 4 =
77dFHfS5f151l7f sr3ff3UE-fKs7 In
n DofDAH0A 0UTU3EN DON heylna -
cor, a11aps6suns lnAebteds - The aaid In aYe
requsstSaso 1aks Immediate payment q the
1ndsfaosed witae1t delay, and tAoso HAVING
~ o. sssSs .sdsssisacd 81 sstdsnsrE
lagr odw 4ssa9 John r. .DXVM
feAo-4as saiI NunvivinG pa11se.
n5156LI516N:-a1as ss.lss1ss5lS 4
QsL41lgI fA1Ion { 60 2 =
nISiS ysttuhasslyisiat Spsaa 0.lsIL1A,
L1l.wefA~sefs:e sea1ase Z : esanss = -
! a S1ss.s hdssss1sso ~ ~ sssaeuua, "
Sisess san - s'sas VIII e saSr,.1Ee -.
! JMalay I. 1e4 80 : /.
nN0OLU7 ION U O6IPzExNEREHf4
* y: 80 ~ hSYses.S1 ~ 49, - e
Is '.;Tatz 20 '6 |!2., 3: e - -: :,
sssssr ~ e. As III So 81; = 10 80
tes1s thaa ezissA = - ieen9 seeeem, 81 Wll
eoniinns. The ~ \ e AID APOTH1oAxN
uodae lha oono raUA A. UODEKXR
ThaAkful for ths pest libssal patsoeAe begeews1
On then, they hppA By stsiet cad thaihfal sttDr
ton 70 thslP b0l6e6s, = Dait 6pod shaEe II ~
came b future.
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TOE. Persons wishing to joiu
will have tho privilege Of doing 20 by calling ct
my Office. over ths counting rooIa Of Nessrs.
Mckinney L Dupuy, Shockoe Slip, near %.
lumbar Hotel. Once viii be open from the
18Th inst. b. +. BOWLES,
my 9-l2t* Captain.
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. USSEX LAND E'Us SALE,

~ USSEX LAND Eos SALE.
The subscriber oHsrs for sale tree. o. Land
two miles from tie etersbrTg and Rich MoEd
railroad, ct q point "a miles from Petersours,
containing 400 acres, with large and conve.
nieDt dwelling .housc, &c The corn and tod-
der will be sold with the place. Possession
given Immediately. II desirsd; II not, on the
LIST Of January next. address
J. b. FREEMAN,
myS-1ms Coman's We'll, Sussex, Va.
IT A large and convenient
UWELLIN0.HOUSE
WITH extensive ont houses and grounds, in aE
interior town Of Virginia, not very distant
rom SichmoId.
For particulars, Inquire at this Office.
my Sim
AMI fOk SALE.--I otter lor sale my
county Of Prince Edward, six miles above
Earmville, and within One and 4 half miles
OF the Sou .Side Railroad. 1t contains 100
acres; but It can be made smaller 10 accom-.
s!st OF two.story dwelling, recently built,
an ONCE and every necessary outbuildtng, in
good repair. II has between 80 and LOO acres
wood ana timber, and a coed portion Of the
open land Is finely set in clover.
For further information In regard to 1t. /
refer to my friends John A. Daily and Ohas.
I. Thornton. Et
ap Aim JOHN H KNIGHT
AND FOR SALE.-i Will ssl privsteiy. $40
y acres of LAND, In the county Of 0occhland,
within two miles Of tho James River Canal, and
two milas from the county seat.
Also. II cseirsa. loo acres Of WOOD LAND,
adjoining, making . tract OF 400 AcrnG
1nsfo b on tbs Arst.nanned tract good DWELL
ng.house, baxn, tobacco, and her o1theuse0.-
Possession given Immediately, desired. Ad-
srsss the subscsibef, ct Goochland u. H 90 God.
din 4 ApEerson Hammond, Va.
Ap23-lm< T6OS. r. ARGYLE
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Al AKYkAND PARTISAN UORrS.

aaving been empowered by Major J. A.
Weston, who 10 authorized 0y the secretary
Of Wal, under uate OF March ~. 1852, to recruit
Maryland Partisan Corps for the Con.
federate r3rvice, We desire to place In the
field, In ar short period al possible. q mount.
cd company, TO form part OF this corps.
Hoi SEES Finished tc those unable to procure
tn.m.
conirabar property, &C., captured, paid for
by the &c Vernmsnt.
Recruit-sg office, Assistant Provost Mar.
shal's Buildings, Fran kiln street, below Ex-
change H rel.
THUS J MoKAI9, JR.,
nv l4-6t CAEDEHICK W. HOLLIkS
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TrkNTIOAI
~ FIRkT HOWITZNR COMPANY. :
Abseutees from this company viii report ct ones
for duty Those who ere ack viii send fur9oone
certificates of their unnnsss for duty II this order
ia not complied with Immediately, the names Of
The dslir ouents will be put lished ~ deserterg.
I'D. 8. MCCARTHY.
me a. Az CAPTAIN.
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| TTENTIUN. WAKTINT BzTTERY

A TTENTIUN, MARTINS BATTERY H.
IA All members OF this command who are
aboeut without leave. will report 1T once at
.st3emp x.ssyaa Or they wall b reported 70 the
Provost Guard and arrested a. deseSterx, ~.
Persona Wi1htnk TO Join the oompaAy Will
apply 70 Ssre't Pulham, at the Hecrulting
o16c6. corner Of Bank and 18th streets.
s. TAYLOR MARTN, Captain.
An n-4 y = / :"
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hlADouARraRs URDNAH0B UBrARfMr, (
Richmond, Va, March 18th, 1861.
FENHLS DEPARTMENT Is DESTROYS OF
purchasing ARMS from those parties
having good double barrel shot guns. sport.
ing rides, or any kind Of weapons that will
be useful in the field. These arms will b
fairly appraised on their delivery In Rioh.
n ond, and payments will be promptly made.
Agents here tofore collecting state al1s
foY this Depar sment are req uestsd to collect
and forward these private arms a. promptly
a. posslble. u. D1MMOOK,
NH 3o-0 Col of Ordnance Of Vtreiuia.
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NRSkkTkD-From Camp Fulton, GO toe
years old; feet inches high; light eomp,exion;!
blue eyes light hair. VEhOHON r ARDlN AND;
10 yesrs old; S feet inches high; brown q ess
dark hal dark complexion-both Ffenchmen.
10. WYANT. Capt. 90. II,
my l3-6t* Seth Regt VI. Vols.
a TTEF rION.-An mon OF my Battery
"A are required =. report 10 mo Ut my rem
devious, On 18th and Fran Kiln streets, immeI
diately, or they will be treated a. deserters |:
The following men IRE deserters from my
company. now stationed ut Oht fms Bluff:
Haml Hays, James Brown,
John Kelly, John walker, /:
Htchclas Kenstner, Frederick Sch offer,
william s nee, Thomas Conway, .
Philip Kenny, Arthur Callighan,
Arthur O'Neal, Patrick Creamer,
John Conlsy. alias James Scanlon,
O'Aern, James Burnes !
A reward OF Us each viii be paid for these
men. SAM'L T. BAYLY
Captain OF Artillery.
wish good RUMAER tor this company.
my l1..6s. 5: I. B Capt.
4 TrNNTION.-I have authority from
n Col John T. Morgan to raise q Com.
hangers. for service in Gen. Kirby Smiths
department "The men to furnish their own
horses, and, es far a. possible, their arms and
equipmen ss, the latter to be paid for BY the
Government
The attention Of persons not now In the
service, but subject to the provisiona OF the
Conscription act, who are able 70 furnish
their own horses. Is particularly called to this
favorable opportunity OF entering this arm Of
The service
Substitutes will Do furn 'shsd 20 part ties who
will supply them with horses and equipments.
with Sut further charge.
Apply &C The Recruiting Ones, on Bank
street, near the Custom. House.
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DIVIDENDS,

OFFICE RIoHAD 4 PETERSBURG h. h. OO.,}
Richmond. Va. May lst iof0.
MOT1U8.-lhs Board Of Directors have de-
IN claIed . dividend Of four per cent ON the capl
tai stock Of this company, payable on and after the
9Th Inst, 70 al who were Stockholders on the LIST
ns.; said dividend 10 b In lieu Of "a at Usually dc
closed from the ID to ths III Inst, ilclakive
mv2-Jw NV yARRTN1T0G Traasr
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n LIB. L1bROUK:x Nm yanfHB
ooAA ~ - NAu M
Under the opotswood Ho4Al, A~isl
- - Has eeqesaatly q
large ssosk q Whine Lead. Pamk ~
ot1s. VaInlshes, 0lass, Patty, 0isa -. -
Artists MAtsriah. EaUsvtngR -
Gilt and 1oosVood nouidings /
Oau and examins hoioes bayaae
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LlRB Z FlRR. lN1URANCR.
TN 8 U r A n u \.
- F2&- 50 x ASS - arc T. es-
TIN VIRGINIA 1UH And NA1MD n.
SUI ANOD COMP ANY,
OFFICE, No. le9,
Toelr ~ build2na a Nain gasest, ns11 6ooR u
8U1xLu0. ... ...... -. ........ l0,ooos

This old institution (sstabliahsd b. tAs Virginia
Lsgiastura end In sueoessful operation nor thirty
ysarsJ continues 70 Insure, in eity end eodnty,
Against loss or damage by IRE, almost ss&y d.
81 risEs On sSips and sarsoss, ana r.ks o. ,n
land transportation taken 70 I'll ports Of The woslA
ct reasonable rates Of premium.
TIE very kberal share Of Tie pablis tatrooass
liberal and prompt settlement b claims which II
has ever bo6n Ia pleasure TO observe.
Farmer, merchants, and citizens senA ally, may
W rei:rred 70 Parties aresdy in:s.:d In mis- CON
Application, BY letter OF otherwise, to ~ Pres
dent O. Secretary. will meet prompt atts..aoo.
DIRBsrOnai
IT, ". L A Ges.rs,s, S.. n +: t VI ss:a.
Il L. Kent, b. A. Uail orns,
VIM. Palmer, Geo. w. 81 18th,
4: K P.Eka BL; VIM On,
WIN. Beers 2. Cullen, II. n.
Thoa Samson.
". L. oOwARDIN, Press.
WI. WILLIS. Jr.. See'r. DC ls-s
T TIE, FT ,;sI = A Af5R MARI NJ
KIgHNOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OYyIcR, No. 1853 MAIN IN. e. COR OF 11fa) b.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Chartered 18th March, l637.l
This old and reliable Institution, with ample o.
pital and contingent fund carefully invested, CON
dnuss to insure Slaves, Buildings Merchandise, Of
every description; Household Furniture, and family
Wearing Apparel, Vessels, Osrgoss and Freight q
the lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted srd paid with all possible d
patch. DTSxcTons,
David Orzrls, Eobt. II. Surtcu.
O. T.Wortkars, Francis J. Barnes,
John b. Claibcsns, John IT S1biett
John J. Wilson, Thos. Il. Rust,
Ajax. Garrett, Geo. ", GwxthInOy,
Pus4s T.. Warwick.
DAVID CURRIZs fres't
JonH J. WILSON, Treasurer,
Il =. BROOK. Secretary. - fly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16

TrENffoN, LI0HT-ARTIE.hER -
~ ann aut011led By the Governor to re.
dbtve SUBSTITUTES In my conpany Of
Light ARTILLERY, and 70 muster them IN Al
they come. Those, therefore, Who desire to
procure Substitutes, or who wish 70 become
substitutes, should call ct once at my head.
quarter. JQhnsoA = 01ison's oaloe, undsa
the Whie Hiding. A. b. 0UIGON,
NH 1Sl0 Captain Light ARTILLERY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-16

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-A
v TRACT lying on Wards FORK creek,
con tanning 1900 acres; 300 creek and branch
ats, very rich, This land il we'll suited TO
the growth OF Tobacco. Wheat. and Glover
The creek divtdce this land into two beautiful
tracts, nearly equal. Some impIo veMenSs
on both sides.
Willsell, also, a very desi rab'e village LOT,
containing 60 acres, with good Improvements.
At Charlotte Court. House Inquire Of
my l3-lot Charlotte q. H.. Va.
VTALU1BLE PaIVATN DIVE LLiN0 AND
" VACANT lot ON GRACE AN0 7rH
STREETS FOR SGLE-At the req7est o. DR..
q. Deane We c Il r for sale his valusbls Res..
aeace located above, fronting sbout 70 feet on
the South side Of rxcs street, rur ming back about
l20 feet 10 IN slley. Il will, II ds.ired to 70 d.
.ided A. 70 soil 81 vacant lot to the west, having
q front Of 30 fest. The location Of tnis property
for private residences IL Justly regarded y among
the most a'''''''' GOBLIN 1faa0aa. AF neeH
my 12-6t Euc,ioueen.
A VERY DESIRABLE Lot FOB Sale,
"a at Charlotte Court. Hsuse, containi1 6
story dwelling. house, all necessary outhousss,
ice.house. &C.; beautiful yard, excellent gar.
den, orchard, &C., a pump Of excellent water
In the yard, besides good spring on the lot,
B. b. SPEsCER
my l2-l2ts Charlotte q. II
E>OR GALE Il hsve several HOUSES and
IL LOl8 In the town of ClsTksvie, mecklen.
burg county, Va. which win seil on reasonable
terms. Als0, two or three PLANTATIONS, N.
ciuding "Oak HILL" the famous 'Neiscn estate" on
stanton river. Q few miles above Olsrksville
MY address IL Clarksvlle. Meckleuburg CO., Va.
my 1855 ROBT. Y. CVEkBEY.
NLEGANT FARM FOx Sale "A FARM
H. OF about $40 acres, $50 cleared, finely I'm
psovsd and we'll enclosed. with large and COM
Portable dwelling, and all Necessary out huidings
ID for sale. Il Is less than miles from Pe.ersbu-e.
Very hea!thy, with excellent wster snd choice
variety Of fruits Of al kinds Apply by letter to
boz e6i, Petenbcrs. so T." my 1a-s0s"
HTEAT FRAMED TEN EMENT ON THE
= NoRfz EIDI or MAIN, BBTwEIH 29rH AID
S0fH sfRRBrs ,foaE1 HHR WITH HousIHoLD PUnxL
ruRE, Oh SALE.-At the renuest Of Mr.. s. i.
Harr, II. we offer for sale the framed dwell.
ing lc led as above. now In his occupancy.
1t has j rooms, besides kitchen, &c. Also, the
household furniture, &c.
Terms reasonable. Apply to
4ODDIa 4 APPERSON, Ats.