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IVYlR0INIA RANQERS.-Personsw Wish
y Ing to Join CAVALRY CORPS, In
which the hours on 09ty may DO spent In
In this one. Twenty recruits will be received IL
immediate application be made ct No. 30,
Powhatan House, or at Camp Mercer. Fred.
erickshurg. None but men Of unexceptioa D.
BILE character and habits need apply.
NH 8-lwA b. B. DOUGLAH, Capt.
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A TTENTION, LIGHT ARTILLERY.
IA MEN.-An who wish 10 join the Henrico
Light ARTILLERY, which Il fally equipped and
In service on the Peninsula, Will call at the
Clerks Ofnce Of Henrico Circuit Court, In the
basement Of the State Court House, where
they can get Information in regard to the
bounty Of geo. &c. J: q. SANDS,
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II II AtxN0 IeCeiv6O aUMOIkty xIOM INC
secretary or War to raise an irdepsn-
dent battalion Of LIGHT INFANTRY, to
be used exclusively az skirnishers and scouts,
and to be attached to no othtr corps, except
at the discretion Of the Commander. In Chief
OF the department. in which we may be sta
toned, In times OF great emergeE ey, I call for
volunteers from my own and other States
mon row In service, or who have not yes en-
Hs.ed-t0 come forward at this critical june.
tura, when tbs primal glory OF cur arms is
partially ecliPsed in a temporary gloom, and
enroll their nam % in corps which will come
frequently In contact with the polluters of
orr soil and che desolators Of our homes.
propose to facilitate tho organization of
the battalion by offering Captaincies to those
snlisting not less than thirty men, LIST Lieu
tenancies 20 those enlisting twenty five, End
do. 10 those enlisting twenty.
Seventy privates Will be the minimum for
a company.
The usual bounty will, of course, be paid.
and Subsistence and transportation surniahsd.
For PARTICULARS, address me at Yorktown,
or w. 81. Scott, Druggist, Richmond, Va.
CHAS. II. OAUSEY,
NH 1l--9W* Lieut. Cavalry. q. IA.
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nBeuLUT1xN The arm Of OWENS 4.
IL MILES 10 OAs day dissolved by mutual
consent. and s.. 81. Ovens will only use the
name Of tue late concern in settlement of the
buansss Of the late arm. y. II. OWnNs.
q. Z. MILES.
+, slGareh II. 1850. NH LIST.
OWENS, with me in the Negro Hiring and
General Commission Business. Once ON 18Th
street, one door from Gary. formerly occupied
BY g Il. Peake. The style OF the flrm viii
- s'S 3. a. OW1NE & SON.
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BIZ PIX GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

TSHE PRESIDENT OF THE OONFEDE-
J. rate States has called for forty thou
sand additional troops from Virginia.
the public service require, in order to
repci the invasion OF Virginia, that her
sous BE-. called out In her defence more
apeedlly than can be done under the opera.
ton Of Che law recently enacted by hsr Le.
been mads upon this State In vain. Every
nerve must be strunE. Every con Of Virginia
must respond with an ardent seal to defend
the Common wealth. Those subject to mill.
tary duty are alone required to perform this
service, but gallant volunteers, who come
with the will TO do or diSTfor this great cause,
will be given place In our rank This war
has attained point which requires brave
men and true patriots TO leave their homes
and grappls sterniy with the zoe. We will
not tamely bmit to degrade ton or slavery.
We will have Virginia independent and all
our liberties maintatDed, or perish In the at
tempt to secure them.
Therefore, /, J0Hx LsTCRss, Governor OF
the Common wealth Of Virginia, by virtue Of
authority vested In me by the Consul a tion
aud laws, do hereby require the militia and
cities nnmsd in the schedule hereto annexed.
10 repair forthwith TO the respective places
assigned them, without waiting for luther
orders. move at once 10 the places desig.
mated.
Comm andents Of regiments and companies
will Immediately CO use their commands to be
summoned, employing exp eases where ne.
oeseary, and when assembled, order them
and thence to- the rendezvous and report to
the General In command. Regiments viii
there~be consolidated and formed into ten
companies to = regiment, with one hundred
Field and com pany officers sufficient for the
force that may be asssm HE'D. Will be assigned
according to rank, and junior officers who
have no commands will be considered super
10 "a be.
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rAAozs OF sssDszvous.


10 report 70 Major General T. J. Jacksor
The forces from the counties Of Morgan,
Berkeley, Jefferson, Frederick, Clarke. Hamp.
shire, Warren, shsn . ..1 HARDY, Page 6
lsghAny, Botetourt, and Craig.
70 report to Cen Joseph 4. Johns .cn. al
MAnaesas:
The forces from the counties OF Fairfax,
Loudoun, Prince William, Fsuqaier. Rap.
p0hannock, Oulpeper, Madison, Greene, Or
ange, Albemaris, Amherst, Nelson. Camp
bell, Bedford. Roanoke, Pulaski. Aontgome.
ry.Oarroil. Floyd. Grayson, and the city OF
TO report to General T. H. Holmes, at
Frederickaburg:
The forces from the counties OF Stafford,
6potsy lvania. Caroline. King George, West.
castsr. Hssax. Middlessx, Louisa, FluvaAna,
.4oochland. Hanover, and the town Of Fred.
70 report to Cen. Berj. Huser. a. the city
Of NoTfolk:
= The forcss from the counties OF Patrick,
Henry, Franklin, Pittsylvania, Halifax,
MochleE burg, Brunswick, Lunenburg, Char.
iotte. Prince Edward. Appomattox, Motto
PoWhatan, Chesterfield, Dinwiddis, Greens.
yi1le, Sussex. Southampton, Surry, Isle OF
wight, NAnssmond. Norfolk, Princess Anne,
Hrincs George and tho CITY Of Petersburg.
TO report 70 Gen. J. b. Magruder. at VIII
The forces from the counties OF CHARLES
City. ew Kent, James City. King William.
King and Qneens Gloucester, Mathew, Elisa
beth City, and Warwick.
The Nilitie Of the following counties vi
~ r4sss = pvlsaas. bNs wiN Hold shswselses -
yoedjnsss 70 obey orders VIXEN issued By Gen.
II. Heth, or 06n. II. Marshall:
Z The counties Of 0iles, Monroe, 0resubrier,
Mercer. Tasewsll. McDowell, Smythe, Wythe,
ohsnan. Scott. and Iss.
& To rsndeEvous At Monterey, In Highland
county, and to report their presence there, for
orders, to General Edward johnson, whei y at
Camp Alleghsny Highland county
. The forces Of the counties OF Highland,
Pendleton, and PoOahOntas. Is
TO rendezvous at the New Fair Ground,
near Richmond, and to report TO General
Wtnder.
the city Of Richmond
Ihs Enquirer. Whtg. and Dispatch .pnb.
lish daily for one week and al the cosntEy
pagers In the ktatoyVlu puDltah this proc1a.
nation three times. nh l0-1W
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DICHMOND fAYETTE ARTILIlERY-
III Having re-organised aud re-enlisted fox
NO years, Ia DESTROYS Of receiving forty adj.
number of one hundred and nifty. The bat.
terry Is composed Of four brass six.poundsrs
and two rife guns, and Is among the finest
In the Confederate Army. The Fayetts Ar.
tiilery il one OF the best equipped companies
In til . ser vice. A liberal bounty Will be given
TO each recruit Only men Of respsctabllity,
courage. and patriotism, are, however, re-.
quired. For further particulars, apply to
or to the undersigned. at Yorktown.
n. u. MACON,
mhl36t Capt. Il. r. A.
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- ! Is HoRsE POWER ENGINE
AND BOILkk,
In complsts order. II early application DO
made q bargain can be had. Apply to
. ELLIS ABRAM,
Or at b. MORxIs h Cos,
NH l2-dAcwlA No. loo, Main street .
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EDe'7s o. T7s ToKons Soufn Or

6De'ls OF TEE kokoD SOUTH 4
CHAPPAwANsro, QAAP CLisIss q,
PEOIAL ORDER, No. IL. .1
- obedienes TO orders from Headq@ M a ~
FOL. other good and sqfacisnt reasons, b. M ~
the members Of the 47th Virginia Eesi0ent
Ill the members Of this command OF WI atefs>.
arm, now absent (excsrt those on recruiting ser
viee,) will forthwith rsta-n to their resps ctive
eompanies. The whose Burroughs are no: ont,
will be allowed TO complete THIN when the public
service admits tf IT, which b net the case at pre-.
sent. by ordsf Of
Col g. w. RICHARDSON,
Oonmd'E Forces South Of Chsppawamsic,
Ro. w. EUBANK A. A. a. @. NH tI-2t
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4 T7EEFIyN, 76U75
lawns been dstaalsd u sse1 M ~
TjvM Re9tssns Ylk6jxtg Yelsale fnoN a9Gs
Lars, uniform and subaiSt4ncesW3u beEtvoA
to all able. bodied young mon who may on-.
list in this, tks ofdst Sstssssss r4StmSss T. ~
Confederate StatN.
FOR further particulars appiy 1t the rs-
Grating station, No. 8, 10th street, betWOen
Main and Cary streets.
VI. W. HARRISON.
Lieutenant and Reor uitine QG1cer.
r. S.-Tvo now companies will BE- reoeived1s
a. there arb at present but eighth the leGf-s
ment. rmh S-'s1 Wv. H
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A WOMAN,
Who u good washer and roner, and frat.
rate general house servant She can b seen
ct my residenoe, on Mayo street.
NH l2n0s ALEx. NOTE.
CyPEOIAL NOTIcE.-All parttse indebted
~ to the nrm Of ~ RNB 3 MASON will
please sali st s N1sBnss ofnce, 81 Main strset.
The Subscriber Wishtng 70 have the books
CLOSED a. soon - possible, requests an early
call, a. long a1dslgenoe has already been
granted. 3. MASON.
..mh 11-lW
AIOTIOE.-All claims against the estate of
IN s. d. CYonshaW, also those against the
0pOhwo0d and Columbian Hotels, prUvious
- January lsh must b presented TO the I'm.
der.ignsd immedietslX fof payment
CEED OATo.-9ooo bushels prime Seed
- BLAIR & HARvIE,
mh IL Gary and 11th ~.
NxT61OT OF LO6W1 OD-For aale by
ID WIN. 0ATTLER + Coz
nah IL IA Main street.
INDIGO AND NKDDEk-For sails 81
Nm. 6ATTLER & co.,
nh II l42 Main street.
M Of Pike Mamma for sale
Nl b. - JOHN r. GRAY,
= = 1l7 Main stxset.
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n. a. STURDIvANT.
q. n. HEWITT.
WIN. H. WEIHIdER.
Chs. n nAR Nm afN1r,svS

s@E VEdH. - UARHAOOTT
We can stu acoept some 1brty youn9 msn
who wish 70 enter the ARTILLERY sarvice.
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combination q lhe Aicl4seon ami l'tsno rosts,
ana meets pres iseif the Wants aHd dc,.rys ~ a
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We have arrangements With some fths beet
Flsno Meksn g receive rum them regularly
PIANOS ~ shs very hes, quality, vhish wh
be sold 81 los thar Rosion prlces
Also, ft4Nar ard MrtentaNs 10 real
All lasiruments warranted and sent 10 sav
part of the country II oar risk.
ESTEY 4 GREEN.
Buttleboro, W., Feb. II. isss. -
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G0LUhHl FORHlRD /!
| Great Battle In Progress.
NOBODY HCIrf
The Breach in our Walls
fgAiarH Eg fuK
BOSTON JoBBERs,
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BOSTON JoBBERs,

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W. accommodate 800, 900 iaies
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lase aha nsPua - ih.s cad. aii Dc a.
~ hUh thglf oea CLOTHES ha4
EAIluAs. aaa tins assure uclf customary
4 LIBERAL BOUNTY.
u ere ug 1aae3 prizes WI fti % Tie
i.ase6. II aas re WEBSTER 10 response q this
tBh
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a certain Irish attorney threatened
10 prosecute a Dublin printer for I'M
sorting lie death q living person.
The menace con ela5ca With ihe ro-
marx that Ne printer shoald pub
li.h a death upless apprisei e. The fact
n ne party deceased
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STATIONERY.
/. Wrapping Paper.

We have now in store Forty different kinds,
sizes and qualities; also
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Certificate

We, the undersigned, citizens Of Lamoli,
County, W., hereby certify that we have used
IN our families, more or less, for about five
months last past, Washing Machine, patented
by Mr.. Samuel Wiswail, Of Hydepark. We
consider II valuable machine, both in saving
labor and avoiding the usual wear and tear 81
clothing 1t viii cleanse all articles Of ordinary
use by the simple motion Of the Machine, N
which is no pounding or hard friction 10 inJurr
tho articles to be cleaned. The Machine VII.
10 such work with much less htboi aud much
less injury 10 the clothes than the ordinary way
OF rubbing Ga & wasl-board. Very dirty ar,l-
Giles, like shirt collars and wristbands, may re-
qnire some rubbing, but the Machine is 50 ar
ranged that ii can be done in II a. conveniently
as with common Tub and board. For suds-
ing and rinsing, the machine j. very valuable
Il will not iniure the finest muslin fabric, bile
It win cleanse bed quite, heavy blankets, and
even carpets more thoroughly than can be done
by hand. We consider it great improvement
Oh every Kind Of Washing Machine we hayoey-
er known, and It's operation gives such uniyer-
sal satisfaction wherever il has been tried, we
think it must soon come into very general use.
Hydepark, VI, June 81, 1859.
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Reasons Why II Should Be Bought.

II viii pay for itself BY saving the clothes.
1t thoroughly presse. out the water from the
clothes about three times as quick as they
can be wfRng hy hand
Il prevents lame wrists, lame backs, and lame
sides
II viii wiring clothes on, of boiling hot or ice
cold water.
Il leaves the clothes in excellent condition 80
dry quickly
Il removes the dread o. washing day, and Is to
the laundry what the sewing machine is 20
tie nursery.
II will wiring anything, from lace collar to q
bed spread.
p. & G. II. WALKER,
Agents Tor Bennington County.
Manchester, July 70, lsGa.-s
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When prosperity was acil mounted
sbe lei 70 the bride, and so9a came
iamblunR oal d ihc Saddle
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Paper Gags.

Twentv-fur sizes aud kinds. These arc very
extensively used by Groccrs, Druggists, aud
others.
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The Greatest Labor-Savng Machine ever
Invented.
Read tie testimony aud judge for yourselves.

The following certificate, signed BY sll tie
County Officers Nv the County 81 lamoillc, and
all the Town Officers aud Business Men Of
Hydcpark, where this Machine was invented.
will show in what respect il is held 1t home,
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