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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-04

MIR. RANDOLPH. of Richmond Il offer tho
following resolution
Resolved, That the injunction Of secrecy DO
now removed from the Journal of this Conven
ton, for the past and present sessions, and
from all the proceedings apd debates of this
session from and after May next
MIR. PR1cs.-I think the debate upon the
nomination of officers ought not to be pub
lished.
Mr.. RAsDoLpu.-Thc reporter is directed
not to report tho debates upon these nomina-
tons.
Tho resolution was adopted.
Mr.. KINDRED move that the Convention
20 into secret session for the purpose of con-
sidering the nomination Of military officers
made BY the Governor.
Mr.. LEI would ask the gentleman to
withdraw his proposition for O. moment, to ea-
able me to present all ordinance which I th:uk
ought to be adopted.
The Convention will r~eccllcct thai an ordi,
nance YVES passed by the Convention last June
providing for taking the votes ol soldiers in
the camp for members Of Congress, ard Tor
President and Vice President. No provision
is made for taking the vote, in G similar form,
for members of the General Assembly. 4 va.
cancy exists in the county which | represent,
and there are now in service, from that coun-
ty, about three or four hundred men.
l do not think, in justice to those in the mil
itary service of the State, that this Convention
should adjourn before this question is deter.
mined.
Mr.. KINDRED agree with the gentleman,
ind an willing to stay to attend to the matter
to which he slludes. l think this provision
ought to be made; but it IS important that
these nominations should be acted upon while
We have a quorum
The molten 10 30 into secret session was
agreed 10; and the Convention accordingly
went into secret session, in which it continued
until the hour for tskirs o recess (half-past II
o'clock had arrived.
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: TIL end of tho story Ia not yet reached, In
another column we publish 4 numerous list OF
Alcxandrians who have been torn from their
homes and families, and ordered OF TO Fort
Warren. In tho list ure the names OF many
who signed the paper which wo have ABOVE
copied. They are Alsxaadria's best Citizens.
The writer knew them well, and deeply SYM
path;scs with their misfortunes.
We have no patience to dwell upon these
enormities. They make tho heart sick but
they also mako the blood boil in ones veins !!
How long shall i. be before Alexandris's de-
liycrance shall comet? How long shall the
despot's heel be upon her neck
Citizens Of other cities and of the Oonfede-
rate States generally, ye see in the fate of
Alexandria what fate awaits you, If you fall
even temporarily into tbs power Of this detes-
table Northern tyranny TO the deep humils
;at:on Of being captured at al, will DC added
the inc6sh,e misery Of being cruelty oppressed
by the lowest and most vulgar tyrauts that
the world has, perhaps, ever seen. We'll might
the then doomed, and now captive Alexan-
drians, say that tho scene in St. Paul's church
on tho 9th of February "has, perhaps, never
had a parallel among ci7ilized nations" If
wo do not desire that such evidences Of brutal
despotism shall DO Witnessed elsewhere and
everywhere il our land, let us call out our
utmost energies and the last resource OF an
indignant heroism in r~epelling such despica-
Bile foes Nay, with Q zeal not surpassed by
that which sent Earope's bravost Knights on
distant crpssdes, let every soldier become
a champion, and every champion a devotee, in
everywhere 1sdoening our down-irodden but
faithful brethren from ;he foot of the oppres.
scr. Ecery man TO the Tescae!
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MILITARY NOTICES.
IL, Z. 5. EkEEN.

RALLY! MEN OF ~RIcHMoHr,
TO Yet coEHTgYs GAIL.
n NE HUNDRED MEN are waited a: enc. TO Gil M ,h,
" glorious command, and to av.ng- Il . .eai!. OF is ys!.
liant leader, Captain o. Jennings WISE. Who fell I'll! 81 10.
bly, defending the hearth-stones aud Err,iiss o, ID. reopIe
Of the south, who are row battling ac,inst cverwhSln!Dy
odds OF he'Hlan soldiers now des,craitns H. soil o., vIr.i.
MIA by heir unhoiy tread. VIII not the yorEg Ltu CT
Richmond step forward, with che accord, and enro,, ts.,r
names under the Southern banner? Ar. they wIuirv 10
SEE the Capitol OF the Old DoDlh!on- the home OF the Blue.
the birth place OF their msthe's and s!.ters-Inyat.a md
conquered by the hirenngs ofthe Lincoln te,potap, with
ont taking up arms, and with pstrIouc devotion welco7t
their oppressOrs with bloody bands 10 ho'2!tsbie zravrs'-
p,t, .r die. n u. eds be, with the Stars aad Bars or Liberty
Goati3c over them, than tsmely submit to The yoke Of bond.
age now ready for their necEi. k"liy, then, young uer.
% Ihe call OF General Wise and the cause OF Of the South.
and defend your hearth stones from lac aggres.or'. tread,
or fail, II needs be, IN defence Of al hal i, sacred acj
dear to tie Southern heart
a bouaty Of $50 will be given - I'll who ,oin the coupa-
ny. Apply q. the recruiting osice, on 1870 street. In ssar
Of Epder's and Su:ton's Once.
Lieut.. &. 4. sASXAY,
March 2-y.. Recruiting Unt:-T.
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ATTENTION
PREsIDENTrs JAR D

P | D ( rs G . 3 z D :.
[ CHANCE FOR ALL T0CHG YEN FROM sIETEEE
Il TO rYESTY-1Se iGi8- Of, - serve ;Lur couc.
Try. y, ne 0ue! Gone All Sow j, the lime. Virginia
waits your Service. Jvs. Dssis wAnis yoar scr vice. s;
E5G=. ri GoI.ars bouL:y. Uniforms iu"Gslsd ffee
nuU - d, duty ia the city u Eicbnocd. orly, during tho
ra:. Wanted recru::s Tor = COMPANY composed Of ,orng
Dea from Is TO u yesrs old, Known ss;hs PRESIDENTS
GUARD" for locs! csfeucc 10 tax city Of Richmond, ~
The special authority CT she Secretary or Whr. The bonn-
~ q ETY. Golrh's will be furniahed on the enrolment OF
each ran, sGd the measure taken for his Uniform nj tie
wanted.
Aeesu'ans Office at N. ssockGA!e's Clothing Store, No.
IA, t:si. . Is.t, ReEmoEd, w. fst 29-Iw. !.
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LIGHT

BATTERY sECCRED-BOu:iri FIFTY DOLLARS!
rsIh. undersigned having secured u spleEded Battery .;
4 FIELD Pirces, have sutno.i.y 10 raise q company O;
LIGHT ARTlLLLRY, 10 be rus.e:ed In tho Provisional
Army OF Virginia for ID. War.
Esca icxn will be entitled 10 S bCnut; y. Soy dojsrs
upon being mustered 10.
As an Opportunity Of ealhtlns In ;h!5 arm Of tie reg
Wee wiz To. bc-rafter be OF frequ:i occurrence. I."'s
wishing to join will make spplic,iicr ~ .,"- ~ TIE R-h-
devious, no:th.east corner Of CE 5 ana . ia .tr.s;., .ks.,
ole or more Of The undersigu-d en- a!ac: o. cen.
2Tfose having substitutes viii ,eGI tm. E q :: uuc., ~ .s
rsrsr are hllng .spidly.
2TAPLLf. - Ir~LICGFll;.1.
WH. f.. I.SNER.
FEB 1l-a CiAE. &. HvRTiAN. !
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Assistant Adjutaut Gener

wgskEAs, the Congress Of the Confederate states has,
b. lew, vested IN the President the pove: 20 suspend tho
wris o. AdteaS corpus 70 cite, In danger CT a.:ao: bJ the
o1eEy:
No~ therefore. l, JEFFERSON DAVE. Pr-,'tsst 0! the
Confederate States o: Lreri.s, do ha.eoy proclaim la:
Martial Iaw lie eitondtt orcr t:e c:tic- I'll Norfolk a.1
PoT;sm, 9TH, and The surrounding eoEn,.y 10 the ti,;iIce
OF ten rii:cs ZOE .rid cities and all CIV! jurisdiction,
and the privilege OF The writ OF haJeds corps, are hereby
declared 20 be suspended Within the hRl,s Aforesaid.
THIS Proclamation vii remain In force u:ai otherwise
Ordered.
49, In faith VIE. ert I have hereUn:o Sc, my band
IL AID seal, at iie city o. Richmond. CT This twenty
t--' seventh dag 81 February, In tau yea. Of GU. Lv-d
one thousand elsh: hundred end ~slx,y-!*o.
(Signed) JEETEa29.! DAVIS.
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RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE OLD DOMINION RIFLES!

SO BOUNTY 80. FURNISHED ALL RECRUITS.
rsJaE OIL DOMINION RIFLE o: Alexandra have VOC
for The 20. elves a name in this war. In the 5stI-s q
The sh and 2lst o. July at Bull Rua they held hcnorssIr
position, Isnd bore themselves al brave men aud true FT
Eoiaas. Tho greet body o! them have re-eIu.;sc tof L..
war.
There Is roou 10 their ranks 10. rev conEad:s. I. Is -
,Ir.L &c swell The roll Of the Company 10 ,te rrl Ext a..
lowed oy Law. For thls purpose
FIFTY RECRUITS AXE WANTED.
.,.,sndr.aps 10 particular, ant Vlrglri3ns generally ora
cordially Invited 10 unite, snd maze ;his Company worthy
In IN rrsprc.s OF the dear ot Commonwealth whose p.
nan. IL bears. The laui eli. which no. adc.a Ia bsrnsls
rnust not D. G..horor-G, ard new iaae cn.t be Voc 10 The
service OF ocr country. The old members and The new vii!
Vi. With each other IL The generous rivalry fer military
-Iory In the recovery or defence OF our homes, and In The
maintenance Of all that Is dear TO patriots and TO men
Citizens wishing 10 enlist, VIII report as early a po~!Uie
10 Lieutenant y. b. FOHLE, Jr.,Sor
Sergeant /. O. kELL,
Rccrcitins ofsGen, Monument Ho,rl, Richmond, "a.
Mach b.
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ATTENTION

GuoCtLA%U VOLUNTEERS. AND OTHERS
A CCoRDlSG tr :Se recent &c, o. tho Legislature, III.
N Company viii be aided NJ the expiration OF lis term
OF rnI.taebL ellber ny volunteers or draft. l should, Of
cOurse, for many sy'den; rrnsyD-. prefer yoluD:sers fIoU
my own Or .cjsceut count!es.
/ Will shy that perrous joicinS ;h5 company will be 10
rSriabIy treated as Rr:t'rDep ss long as they act vs. zach.
The u.uni bOunty OF n:ty colais vii Ue advanced b.
the slate TO iec.Gis.
Perrors WISHING to ioin c.n ~rGaLts. their names ~ my
place, TX tiih, OF ti4:=,. ns ~ la.!i 1T Colunbta, fiI-
wanna county. K. HARRlSoN,
heb a5-c..G uoochlspc CO.. Va.
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5. In 10 case shall the board grant a Gls>
charge upou s claim Of exemption icr ooo'ty
inhrmity, unless at least two physicians OF re,
spectacle standing, being duly sworn, span
prove before said board that tie bodily inhr'
nifty is Of a permanent character, and IS suci
as will disquslify the claimant FOR disc!arelns
the duties Of a soldier.
6. Every claim for exemption, or eScuSe'
shall be flied with tho clerk Of the board, VINO
sha!! issue process for such witnesses as tho
claimant or enrolling officer may require: anu
Within five days after q draft IS made, ara on
a day t. b. designated BY the board, the !rIrl
Of cases OF exemption and excuse sn"l! c2w>
mence; and the same shall be disposed OF IN
r SUMMARY manner rs speedily as msy be-
The clerk of the board shall promptly report
TO the Adjui=n; General the name OF eact per
son exempted or excused by the board.
:. For every failure to discharge any duty
prescribed in this ACT, the nenbcfs OF toe
BOARD and the clerk may each be fined Tot less
than ten nor more than one hunGTed do!Isrs'
s. All acts md ordinances and paris OF scls
snd ordinances Inconsistent with this scs. are
hereby repealed.
9. This act snail o. n force fro" It's PISS
sage.
a copy from the rolls.
Tes:e: WY. F. GoRDoN, JR,
C.. Il. D. and K. r. Of Virginia.
Thls and Dispatch, In the pspers Of Lynchourg, Fisne-
ncksburg, Petersburg, Norfolk, Danville, S:auntop, Lex
ington, Winchester, Abingdon and LewisbuFs, AID 10 Se
Rockingham Register and The Suffolk ohri'usn sln.
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LIGHT AHr,ELESy.

GNHE present condition OF cur country seems TO ~ -
require Tie service. Of all Thc axe capable Of Soaring
arms and In Q stusuon 10 leave home; We have, nar~
fore, obtained from tue s"c.e:.ry IL War authority 70
raise = Company Of Light Artillery, and call upon ou-
FELLOW Citizens 10 come IorvhJd sEd AID " In getting =
Ip.
We Nani, Il possible, to raise a g upsny ruft client 70
MAI y Battery OF Ell uuna, ard Aiak this enterprise OF.
fsrs q enc opportunity " ell who visit 70 rolunt..r. Ari
TITS sare thsc.sclYs, from a draft il ID. ul..tia-
Grey Ibiiorma, OF toe CTeb:s4v Wooden Company
Lars paid &c each Usn vh.u The company u mns,e.e3
N.
Re.ie=rcEsa 4: TIE Wsre5ors. &C "a. B.ain Back, NEXT
door 10 ErsLsh4R i Coz, where oo- o; the aaderhgned
may alSAys be iUuEd, AID recruits nLn;Eln-d trse OF slI
expense.
Tbe travelling expresses y. recruits from he county to
the city ~, Is p-u.
WILLIAM G. CIElSEAW,
JA;iES EILETT,
CHAS. L. ROBSON,
Fer !. -. ANDREW l.. yUuNSTOE.
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FOR THE 1NFlRMARY COMPANY.

FOR THE INtlRMARY COMPANY.
ITHE present condition OF our country seeming 10 me to
l. require all ,h2; are capable Of bearing arms, | have
therefore obtained from the Secretary OF War authority 10
raise an Iutrmlry Corps, aud call upon ny felo~.c.,ifens
TO aid me in getting It up. l have been 10 :hts arm Of ser.
vice In Europe for Two years, and think IL would be very
ueryiceabls In our xrairs The value Of sueh Z company
Is ipeIpreIslble, as & via! save from 81 10 81 per cent. OF
lives OF q battle hslc. The Jrie, Of ibis company are only
TO attend 10 t:e WOUNDED, "nL by ;hut attention tie fore.
going per centare Will ne secured by preventing the Sourd-
ed 1.ialers T. ON bleeding TO death. The company viii Dc
stationed q sbcrt distance Ia III rear Of the Ins Of bait e,
10 inpe diste!y dsesa tic wouni, - zach ycIc!er sounded
and remove hin from ,hs Cell OF battle 10 .oIar proper
tosriiEL.
Each ted eollst!Is 10 this coupEaJ will be entitled 10
the bounty VI tj,, also Uniform AID Equipment. furnish.
ed. JOHN HEEBlG,
Rendezvous, E.osd street, between 9th aud 70.
March S-dls
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fNlEE uuderaIsned are authoriI ed 10 form a FolEsTHSH
Il ARrlLLlkI OoNHLsT 10 iereo during the war, md have
hE5 DocIa HSsoiLgo 70 ESsCsc TuB o8eAsulTioI. Il l.
desired 10 increase tao number 20 one hundred and TWEEN.
Iy-fve. AID ;oung mn wishing 10 enter the Artillery SER
vice would do well to apply.
TuH USlToRY or rag coNrAaI, for srscsrs and men, will
be that prescribed by the Army Regulations OF Ne Con.
Tolerate 9ta:es.
While organ Fed under authority from the SrcRETAsr or
WAs, the company will form part ot The r!rgiais quota,
aad n tie dat. her -sftrr to bs nad', every town or coun.
~ will have d.: c.rdI. Tor AVERY GyGBss Of tbs company
from each TuES or cOcSTf
Volunteers ssllst!rs WITH this company are entitl, j 10
the bounty OF ~, Under toe act o; the Confederate Con
4rss
Apylisa.ioa na! b. ..ada 10 person or ~ letter to
:. 4. sTCRDlY WANT,
7. ID. HEWITT,
wv. H. HEiSIGER,
Hs;ct 4--IGc2E CHA5. z. D,H2A OFT.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
December Oh, 1861.
EselNEEB's OFFICE, STATE Of Va, |
n--.-Lz~ StA 1SE1 ,

GS1lSEEb crtiSc7 =
December 9Th, 1861.
Governor. l have the honor to transmit
herewith tho following document:
lst. An abstract Of rolls and accounts ap-
proved by Col. Talcott, Engineer for coast,
hsrbor and river defences of the State. From
Nay Sth, 1861, to Dec 4th, 1851, inclusive.
End. Descriptive list Of works constructed
BY the State Of Virginia, for defensive pur-
poses, under the direction of the Virginia En-
gineer Corps.
Srd. List Of officers snd civil assistants EN-.
ployed in tho engineer service of the Stsse Of
Col Anderson Taloott, Chisf Engi-
1eer. lam, sir,
Respectfully aud truly,
your obd't serv't,
EDw'p. T. D. IrEss,
Actiag State Engineer.
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I.IlHN'NN: u, IHltu OF, ISE.
GENERAL oRDEgs, No.
7 OFFlOkkS il this city ST o. b-Tr will !=Eediatsiy
l.. report Ind rrki3;er q cir uan ; ut II si= ne4tqusr.er.,
corner or Broad aud 9Th streets.
II. Odcers and SoldlrIAin this Department must remain
AZ their respective pos,s, md # found absent Without wit
ten permission froa the commanII Of thslr posts. they
will be arrested
BY order CT grisr t.ss General JNo. q. TINDER,
dag. dc.
L. & PAGE,
March Aa.istxnt Adirtsct GeneEe!.
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VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.
TWENTIETH DAT.
Ea,n.r nscrxasR G. 1861.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER G, 1851.
The Convention met at 10 o'clock. Prayer
y the Row. Mr.. Spurlock, the Delegate from
the county of Wayne.
Mr.. TURNER, Of Jackson.-Mr. President,
I was absent yesterday evening, ~hen me
vote was taken on the adoption OF the Consti-
tuition ss o whole. / would no~ ask leave to
record my vote in the negative.
Leave vas granted.
Mr.. SpEED.-I beg leave to offer the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That the Committee on tho Con-
federate Relations be requested to report TO
the Convention, wost action they have taken
upon the resolution adopted on the "a OF
November, in relation to tho resigned officers
of the army and navy Of the United States,
and tho response OF the Governor OF the Com
monwealth thereto, referred 10 said uoialai!'e7
for consideration.
Tho resolution was adopted.
The PRgsIpENr.-G take This OCCASION to lsy
before the Convention u communication from
the Governor Of the Commonwealth.
Tho following is the communication referred
to.
The descriptive list of wotks referred to, !s
omitted for prudential reasons.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
December Oh, 1861.
| TRANSMIT. herewith a communication from
the Engineer Department Of the State, accom-
panied By an abstract of,ho rolls and accounts
approved b. Dol. Talcot,, Engineer for coast,
river and harbor defcaces Of the State, from
May Sth, 1881, to December 18th, 1861, inrlu'
sive; also, a descriptive list OF works, con-
structed by the State Of Virgins, for the Dc.
fensive purposes, under the direction Of the
Virginia Engineer Corps; ane also. l. list Of
officers and civil assistants employed !r cngi-
neer service Of the State Of Virginia.
These are the papers referred in : communi-
cation addressed to the Convention, shortly
sitter you re.assembled 10 complete you: labers.
Respectfully,
,ToUN LrTCBER
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GAK DfiFAhI'M ENI,
Asp INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, February 2s, 1857.

nIJI lSN AS ttNSA
RICHMOND, February 20, 1864.
General Orders, no. 8.
I TIE following Act OF Congress, nth Regulation: .!
j.. The Secretary Of war tsoreupon, IRE published for -
Inform stol VI tho Army:
IAN Az: to suthor,, and provide for :ho crsaaira,!"u Q!
the Maryland Liue ::
"SHc. J. The Congress Uf the Ioc!edsrate s!a':s o.
Arr erica 10 enact, That al raiiT- or adopted cii!&-hsE'
he state Of Maryland, who have heretofore Soiunieefcc.
are rev 10, or uAy hereafter y1.aI &c: n tfe service (.
the Confederate States, may, at the,r option, De organized
ant su:oiied Into companies, seu:dEons, oapsions she
regiments, and, -i:h the G'si ~an'y!sEd regiment, and se'.
oral omp nies COW In service, into Que or more ong"oes,
&c L. tuvEu I'D The MARYLAND Lish eGid organisation -
te In accordance With ex!siirg iErs." tAppr.Teu fep'a'
AIRY 70, iso:
II. lie accordance With the requirements OF the sbeTs
acl, all oIaryIaEders no IN seryice In the nhDtsfy orrsa-
!Sat!oas, other than that OF the F!rs: MarJinnd Rsg:aier,J
viii upon H. p~rcsuon. proper evidence, setting form 'hu
fac; ths; they ac native ct adopted MnrJ!sLd:;', b lbs
snruisa-dy be tsatsierrrdI 10 he fif.: heryiA.d Regiment
~. wnrr- he Plumbers are sra :ient, may Dc or, Allied
.sty conpsn:e:, ,suaarons, bAtta!lons Vr res nents. which:
W.T.! tie FIRST MaryIaGu Regiment, viii he formed into tl:'
Iadtu, to re S.o"a ~ :hr aasYLAfp LisE
III. &c. Gecrs &c II S.usIt. rev concisIi!aS tse ETH
Harylana Z: st=en:. 1, .sscusd 10 tbs d-iJ ~ orsAtiE.-
t!oo, re .n.s;ps Tor his own !-s -eEt. s:d r--orSilh'oi
from the ma,cr!s 81 90 anrt py enlistment md ir.hsirrs,
ia accordance VIZ The 700 sycS .o~- !HT as c1caDnnd q:
lie whole.
BIZ order CT tie secretary 81 81:
;. Go6rFa,
Feb 2S-u Aaj.tsi.: asa l"spI':a- GrEerai.
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CHANGE GR SCHEDULE.
@M%Ss5a#aa

RICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
a. and AFTER MONDAY, the Oath Ysb.csry, Tie Trains
Gu :hid road will run 10 folio US:
MAIL raAis.-Lsare Richmond a. SIS i. ". daily, AID
and Petersburg at 3.l5 p. NJ.
kRsldBr .Ho AcooahoDATi1y Tasry.-L-ave Richmond
daily (e1ce1. %tu2dhSs) st s.+o =. H., AID 2.:3 P. NJ, a-a
Irttr.turr ~ 80 4. VI.
The A1l Trt;ps will stop only at EslLT.y Station
Chester and Fo:i Walthall Jur:rion.
Travellers Will bear "a mlad ;hs; they are required to
snow = paes from tie Governor. or sora- o,hsr authorized
person, before they csD leave tue city By his road.
Z. Il. GILL,
REQ El-u Sni n r nrprie.t
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ALEXANDRIA LIGHT ARTILLERY.

loo RECRUITS WANTED
f9'HE unders!gned Las been authorized 70 enlIs; LOO
Il Den, fer service 10 Cap!- Del. k.Epe1s Company 0.
Light Artlli, ry, row stBtlvusd at MaIAsysa.
Hose enls,ihB Will enter az: wee al ono<, receive pay
and subsistence from Gttc c, ~rElf:neut, and n oddi.cI,
the bounty Of $50.
Ohce, for u { present, 81 Monument Rou.e> Richmond,
Fher. recruits NAY repor: 20 SrrsesG: ". J. sUMELEs,
or TO W ID sTrJ1RT
Is.ch i-12T Lieut.. and Recruiting orr car
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WAKREEO,
De5:D.

M1,EIrD, Ia sueolk, en- the 2sth OF February, by Rev. W
B. Weions, Or. kos-. m. Dolls, OF southsppion county
and Miss LIZZIE HRIYN0ros, Of Suffolk
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EENTLEmEN,S FURNISHING O.
N. |. BaRTOS & 90.

GENTLEME FURNISHING GOODS
n. G. BARTON i CO.,
MO. 22e NAN STREET, adjoining tho spotsvood Ho-
N te, hsvs on hand and sso constantly Manufacturing
d general assortment OF
Gentlemen's Pur1lshlng Goods;
Soldiers' Fatigue Shirts;
Waterproof oap-covers ard Esyessacks:
Camp Caps
Cndershits and Drawers
Neck Ties, Scars, &c, &C.
They are prepared 70 make 70 order
WHITE SHIRT n COLLAR
of various patterns, lanndessd In the bert =
Pebl y dim HS
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GENEhsSL

ADJCTa:T CEE.EAL's OFFICE,
RIcA.uSI, VI, ieb. Is. lsjl.
q EN- ~" EMS, for The volunteer service are required
Iva 70 join ,herr respective eonpshie. immediately. Fsi!.
ins 10 10 so, ;h.y "rt to De reported - The efcers ehnrgsG
with The unrolnrnt cf the uil!lis, aid VII be- Included IL
the t.s : graft Tor service.
Officer, VINO have enrolled or Say snro! such rerruiia
will promptly report thrir failure 20 join 10 The Ad;uLart
General.
Volunteers for companies row In eerv.ce Az requisite,
to rrLor to this Ltice as specify as possible. :. sritI lag
the CON psny they Wish TO JOIN.
hy cCEEnpd,
Frt 2i-G WM. Il. SIGH tEDSoS, A. g.
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ANoa The farm Of Mi. q. 7. DULANET, on The 18th o.,
on9os1, 1sel, hnla's9 boy, - years CID, eEilIn,
dve feet eight o. nine inches high rather spaso : no ca.rts
or sesfs seconee.ed has ! good suit Of ha1r has q DOM
look When spoken to DO vas well clothed. / will g,ye on.
teen Q5) Pc. cent Of bis valve u secured 20 that / re. him
again: Address THos. ,. WHITING, Hsymarkes, Prince
y lran county Va IJap I-aem
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Did, at "Ohericoke," the ~residerce Of Yrs. Dr.. Covbln
D.s1lon. KiDg William county, Va, On the let Inst, hen.
RT FRANCIS, con Of Henry Y. and Betty s. DBusn, aged
one year Sad thirteen days.
Dlsp, on Wednesday, the 26th CT February, at the resi-.
deuce Of hs mother, near the Cniver..ty. SAMUEL i.
CAkK, In the ,hirty.n,s year Of bis age.
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A CARD.

J1HE undersigned expects to ell up hi, Company In 4 it1
d.ys, with The beat material. lhose who are disposed
TO unite with him had bette. do 90 Al oaes. To be "vc
uoteer" Ia y noble, ptoud pos't.oa-to De q dr"; 80,
forced. coerced ~m!Idanan Is almost di'S-.e.tul, vhen It "a
remembered nc are engaged IN etfsadins our homes AID
ali ". hold nest Dc ,r IN Rte. VIZ. W. PAEkkR
P. S.-Meeiings vii! he held at ny otsce, IN th- !n-
Bulldog, on W sdne.Gay and saturday nights, st oclo.A =.
Match S-Llw
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NOTeCE.-we invite attention to our sale
49, OF hessrs. PIT. Moore 4 Co.'S stock Of HARD
WAKE, to take place at heir store on Eagle Square THIS
March 4 huctloneera.