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II FARMERS AND QU ARTERMASTERS
>T4vAETEEMASTER GES'L'S OFFICE
RICHMOND, June Is, 1863. s
TAX IN KIND.

TIE oo~::s j. The system adopted for the collection
| i ~" raN IN Kiad
~ o: .r: .; IL" tudri-rnaster Generals Department
.i.-..,: be special charge OF the subject A con.
;D. quartz with the rank of Major. is assign
80 t'e. ard Pos; Quartrrmaster with the rank
Ca::g.u. each congressional District, where il is
,-4..,.ns :" Crec; the tenth.
Ia tn$ s.sjoaai District will be subdivdcd by the
in charge of il INTO Srctions, for the
e"ra:'>r."cry By the tax payer % his quota Of pro.
t. aa will be appointed by tina; officer to take
Ga: v: ;r !P pots 20 be- established in each section
!.:,." '!.-., Gr?ot> be established the
quite" under vhc law be made, the crops Of small
.-a hay. and the clip Of wool for the present year will
.JTr b''I cared.
=. r!rs ia-nes FROM The risk and nconv enience Of
,'ya- :: Government portion. wei, to obtain i'm
.--'e III !ir for ;ie OF the Army. the Department
s-'"1rS and requests farmers residing posts where
gaEv:.A.>rrs nr. si:on" 10 deliver the Govern
..s' "atH. ar any part Off, 70 that Quar'ermastcr
t4rT tse law. farmers required to deliver their
''a .-prtS than eight miles from the place
q: rOuron lf'hcy will deliver .uder this request the
GnT-:a"l vii pay for ;he transportation in of
-st miles. Tie tluaItcrma.te receiving produce IN
G; .i rule will give receipts to the producer evil
is.tr h.: much of hT1gn is paid Andas the Post
V-, OF the Congressional District is responsible
.il- ;enh after she has established and ma'
kEcwn him :he GluHrtermaSter whom the produce
ri..vsr will also receip; for the Post Quarter
@: ,ic District who will endorse copy of the
gtol she assessors estimate before transferring il 10
T. a:ea:s 81; the receiving depot.
LARKfS SMITH,
L.. lin 4. Quartrrm r Gent in charge.
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eoamfas1osal'a o.yio., LAY 50. s6s

t-giOSs S.y oV, COO
GEyD Wr1. 2. 6esy, Iho1Es =. GeaJ. I'm. T. PssraEs
z Via. Z. Eart sad ;.-1:u =. Sdtt hs vito, 1osepi
IrS ,slucB Is. !:ur;, I'm r. HUT. Caroline ?. Hart,
,arth e Irri ard sly e:her ch!i children, II EpJ
tiers be, tf e N. 2 SOD L.ues :. ;Eri.
Of .ou rc-:ac ~ Virginia, ycs sad zach o. you
Till rss.c ,ska :otce thai e nsrtnce 70 aeaTce CO
Couat! :uE: ecrrei 10 tic cisucsr, 4
"'csy'a sd.i.is:rEt"t, g., P,rlToa' &c." e.rren
Jc1 d.::cdansl. mali pTneesd, Thu:s'sy, the
s!zccut .y ri JAY lssS, ct Fss'dnrcs IN CaToliEe
ce1v:y Virginia s:.r s;I iaa -.orn. W snd char
sc;-7 OF ~ .drlnosmeats FADE ~ MS Elizabeth Ees7
l. he. lifs time 40 r sevessi CD ldsn, scd:r the vii 81
Ec' iu:pard Tlc.rS Se7, asceHd and 10 Tesic:n ar7
cths culs, r.qui. % Of ae by decree. And Il from
.7 cEs C. Sc CT h, 81 oder s5uid 20. sc
cocreucei O., beioS coEn1nccd, Should mes Be cnn.
>ed "a tSs. day 10 execution theroSt will ts oort!r
ael iroa Una 20 Tine q. Inc sane place, uut comp cssd
H'aa Ind 7agro, yuu, o. yes, iii attend BY
O'CLOCK b ss- forenoon, i: th!Ek props. d &C.
VS.. 2. E. WYATT,
Jupes-r onrr'- Cardiac .iour.T JsqTt.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DUNLOP, MoNcUaE & CO., Aucrs

AUCTION SALE OF THE LARGE AND
VALUABLE CARGO OF GOODS Ih-
PORTED PER STEAMSHIP cFLORA."
ON THUxtD.Y tbs ~ Of JULY, cogms7srg :; 10
~ ceieck WILL sell, Il on: aueti2u ,,oIe o:
iisue. be vi!usSn ssrs Ct Aoa!s lap Cd pr 1t
ENGLISH AND FRENCH GOODS,
oousisi,s lie par. Ct
laea,;e .slO pieces, a:aorsad Eos!.a I'D gursh
P:intI and Eusirs
SAGE S69 piece G!r2baEs
casts (2Sn piscer) Regenc:es
essss Gao dersn) l,nea and Lineu Cambria
saie Ess pIecss) Plaid,
0 Dues S5eopl,ce,) Regatta st.IIs.
2cse' G!oo Pee: ~ IA ,eK aIUgtams
=, do gIoPisee,) oneer Lences
8 o,seI (eSH dosJ .lz,rted Dr,ces
cne (il4 piccesj WI te aooi sn.i s'''
! DO az plsce'l 90 eolo'ed GlnshaaI
8cirei 1871 Fancy Auslln Dresns
/ do 40 pi ces) Dsot Drill
csse 100 pieees) Brcesdes
] d. 60 Fteach Cashmere p.n'.loon ora
do lSsk groRl Nso.t It'd Comts
l do (6, paokJ) Imperial Pins
2cIsei 1852 sonucis
do aascrtsd Porcelain and Bone Bs.,or.
Horn ard 81 Ill Co Tbs
Too.h STU hes
rtee Pens, Pen Holders, tto.
SHOE THREAD AND CALF SKINS.
csues brown and white ehoe Thread
do l43 deg French DALI skrs
LIQUORS, SAUCES, TEA, OILS, CHEESE,
sc.
IS cas:s Hsnness,y Brandy
60 Scotch Whisky
30 oaski Pale Ais
7cis.s ca impagpe Wine
IL cafe, rpslISh Pickles E2uces, Table Salt, sld
hu't,ro, al In gas
cas's sardInes
10 ch.,ts super Green Tea
80 hcIa, olive Oil
9 case, raw, fInse and double boilel Oh
~ EnSii-h Chess.s.
HARDWARE, &c.
oaso T1nman'- Folder
cssk asserted Pies asd Wood Rasps
cIk phove'p
osIes Bras Shee's
calk Hers. Sb ~
DkC US, &c.
100 kegs Bi oa,b sosn
10 bb.s haed CoppAsa
... 10 ooIestG Log~oou
2tvu. rs tonaln
l csse Brcvn Windsor Soap
ASKS lamp Black
COFFEE.
100 bag, Coffee eIpe :t,d IN time.
Catsl.gne will be ready tho day before tho sails
TkRAs-Caih
DUNLOP, MoNoURE co.,
june T2-tdi Auct onsc-s.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJ'T & INSP'T GENL'S OFFICE, J
RlCuMoNp, June 25, 1868.

GE<Er,, ORDERS
". -.
Al discharges for disability will be held as
ct...i:!,aal dependent upon the disability, and
vail: oa!v during its continuance If on ex-
animation the disability is at any time found to
:ay, ceased. the holders will be liable to con-
..riy;on. 10 serve the unexpred term Of their
,f.Ii>;mcni>. This regulation applies to sub
>;iiu:c>. whether under or over the age of con-
.,r.!:un. Their services are due for the war.
ami tie Government should not be deprived
4 ,itm 2r what proves to bea temporary
liability. BY order.
Sigre,l S. COOPER.
June 22i-tw. Adj't & lusp'r Gen.
l-E- Whic copy one week.
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CHAMBERLAIN'.s OFFICE.

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY con-
Germ.
u az o!iuanr" of the city passed the 18th day Of
~ October. -tl. and amended the 2 instant, il Is
CHAINED:
Tsaany merchant. manufacturer. Guct:oneer broker
"'srS"-"r, or o;her person upon whom upon whose
"yH"r' class TAX is imposed, who shall carry on his
" s2SiH"ss in the city ~ithou; rst having been listed
" r. assessor or having filed with the Chamberlain n
- Of H. or hrr intention 70 engage in such business,
l9 co"j e amount Of tar rhich may be assessed or
'E.'fs 1i'oa them account OF such business.
b! c:drr Of the Council y. w. MORTON
iES" "i"2awIw Chamberlain.
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WAR REPORTS,

Yesterday when the York River train was on
its way out, telegraph despatch was received
from the operator at the White House, that ten
Federal transports were in 81 ght, and that it
was reported that five more were coming up
the river. The conductor ran the train with
in four hundred yards of Tunstal's station,
and saw that there was considerable force of
the enemy there, incudingsom cavalry.
Fifteen transports could not possibly carry
more than seven thousand infantry, and, if
cavalry were aboard. the force must be still
smaller No danger need im unprecedented
from such pucrile force. 1t is evidently IN
advance for the purpose of ravagins the
county.
Our troops, however are Oh the alert. and the
enemy will most likely be made to suffer for
their audacisy before they can effect any consi-
derable damage.
y report reached the city by the Fredcrcks-
burg train last evening TO the effect that raid
was anticipated ut Gordonsyillc, although no
thing was said Of such y movement by the pas
sengers direct from GUrdunsvillc. on the Cen
trail. Possibly some of the citizens may APP
prchend some such dash on the part Of the
enemy, but we are quite sure that their fears
will never be realized.
No reports. for Il wonder reached us from
Winchester, and the public may congratulate
itself that through the usual channels. (pa$-
scngcrs. there were none. The seat of war
more beyond the capital and passenger re-
port travelling that distance would not be
likely to contain much ofits pristine simplicity
and truth
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STOLEN
SlOlEN.
-W6 rDNrTT,rRATE STATES HOSDS AND A

-T0 CONFEDERATE STATES BONDS AND A
CHECK.
STo.ET, from my camp chc-; during the night OF the
- .:t lu>:u;. ~" Confederate States BONDS-one q
'a'Ei bead Cor s. Co., No 1897 Issued May Th 1863,
=" of John r. i,nc bearing per Cent int
-: foH :ir 21'i February 1863 rcdecrablc January
= -, a1l N" o:h"ra coupon bond, with coupons at.
'a7a"! .sn" May 18TH lsG5. in the name OF John 7.
Gz'!: :ar Sjf. No log: also, cheek drawn BY G.. p.
Colin tG.r'':: Pettigrews brigade the Confrd.
"a" sac, Treasury for $4,000, favor of John 7. Cat.
Ia; % JOHN Calling da:e not recnllected but the only
c.s :w by laid Collins the c. 5. Treasury in favor
o lha r John Calling for 5000 thar AL
j-'i' ~" cautioned against making my payment for or
'-c".Tc - bEds either of them, the coupons at.
;acaet said 500 bond said check from any other
gn -" bona iide holder owner thereof. except
i.e..,.cio-r. JOHN GATLING,
a. Q. VI. I'D y. q Regiment,
iaG" 2l-.awiw Petticrrws Brigade
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PIEDMONT

/ Vi 4 L + \ C. \ D + VI Y.
NE AENT SESSION CT THIS INSTITU
L HON "! open Oh tie lst Of August aud close OF
:, :; december
4F%> o- board exclusive Of lights and tor-els mt
r-is1 y. the English course will be S25G: Latin $40
!'-a' 3 Music on Piano $50, Harp $50, Guitar SO
l3ia 80 MrlOdeon Sl0
Aconye!ance will meet young ladies At Cohnuin De
20 Ii" Central Road. For further particulars, appl,
=. Circular. Address the subscriber ct Stony Point Al
-EaEI'. Va.
IL" .i.:l;aw2;y JAS W GOSS
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4 WAsnING-GREEN VIEW OF THE AMERICAN
WAK-"Leezie, wuminan. Yer sarks are get,
tin awful short in the tail =" exclaimed brx-
ON servant girl. yesterday, to Il companion at
the washing green. ''Ye may wee. say't," an,
swcrcd Leczic; 1.-The LANCER this confoondit
American war and dearth q cotton, the short
er our sarks: till we'll may be shin haze tae
gang wanting sarks a the githcr." [Grecnocl;
Correspondent of Mail.
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THE TRUE SPIRIT OF FREENAS.-Tht
Huntsville -tla.l 'Ccnicdcratc' contains an
extract from Il private letter written by Mr.
Isaac Winston, ;rr old farmer i'll Franklin
county. Alabama, whose property was de-
s!rcvcd by the Yankees in their raid through
there. it hrca!hcs Il spirit which shows it.
writer to he Il true patriot:
The extent OF damages never can he known
They took Ill of my negroes of except one
an old fellow GS years old. But my carriage
driver and body servant for thirty years. after
getting 10 Tuscumbia. went To the Fedora
General and informed him that he wuult
rather cut his, AMI all Of his iitmly'S. throat,
than to he forced to leave his master. They
gave him pass to come home which he dit
with his tlmilv-ninctccn in ALL
They kept st Of my negroes, IS horses ant
mules anI / wagons: took about 3U0 bales %
my cotton, and destroyed my crop. stock. tools
fowls. &c. With what they took and our az
mics burnt lost about ] 900 bales. The,
have ruined my son. and took the most Of my
son-iu-law's property, destroying eyerythin:
they could. But if we gain our independence
as we will certainly dol and lose all of on
property. We will hc much better off than {,
have remained with them. do believe j
would be better for the earth to be Il ball o
powder and chunk Of fire To he thrown in it
than to have remained with them. or ever re
turn to them: which We never will du--no
sooner die.
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IlH OF SIP fSI n G y.

NgHs HG,. e., ;h, p'sca VII DC opel 70 receive tioI
4 on MONDAY, 12t jane.
Bosrd per dsy - u"
"a. var !, and ch Hiram under 10 years ola 80
EIot sslhs, each, "
No detpct on vii be uaio fr n thsTe rates.
Tao cars leIvs si:uHon eyer7 :"cadsy. 1hu.sd ard
Saturday for hinboTc' from which p:sco ro - age
Inc 10 the 6prigs
Tho posi- ei;e Zero hv1g been di,o' t!Iuei Tl'iors
will re:ev6 letters rihoui deias BY haV.ag he1 d.
rec,sd to Bal" Court ou.e car. Set spss 6, X tel
ia 20.f x GuODt, 9xs-u'Ht.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.

HEEIAs vacancy hs, occurred Ia u: 'aei TsH,
" Of this GommenwsshS BY sne .Us,,t .o..
oosed Of "a, eoaaIss Of Prince George, Buns
yist Hscksaburg. Lunanburg. Hot:ov.J, Aneiis chs,
terneIl Povhsiaa and the city Of !sseriou{s
;hs srEs,ns OF raid city, hereby required 70 hold
election on the sseood day Of July nex al To pieces
ors9srbsd BY Law, for Judge for Vic ssid efoa 70
ply tbs Vacancy Aforesaid
fSL~l Giv.a under ny hand a. Governor, and un6e1
(Ls. Ina seal o; Vic Commonwealth, at Nehacnd, TILL
:, ,no hoImouyeaN,. John LkToEsH-
~ the GoysTno.:
Gro y. NusForu,
ss-tds sso,y 81 gas ponaoaHsSi,h-
tGS- Se,tirsl. Wills sud Dispatch oopv
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CAPTURE OF THE STEAMER CA1Yrso.-News
WAS received at Charleston Wednesday morn,
Ing, of the capture of the steamer Calypso,
Capt. Black. She was on her way to " Inning,
ton when her machinery broke down, and the
Yankee cruisers, who had been chasing, over
hauled and took her rs Il prize. Some of her
passengers have been landed at Wilmington
under flag of truce
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: GEMS CLEEuRSE AND MISUNDERSTANDING
VALUE OF LucE.-" Batonct," writing to the
Mobile - Register from War Trace, Tcnncs
See speaks thus of Gen. Clehurnc:
The notable man Of our army is General
Cleburnc who has risen with the rapidity OF
Il Claude Mclnottc or mctcur. He began t!it
war ms private. and in eighteen months VA:
n Major General. And this without going
through West Point, and without political in
huencc. lie fought his way up by hard
knocks. Such success argues both cxtraorll
nary merit and extraordinary luck. No man
however inherently great, can get along with
out luck, and as the adagc goes, "a fool tol
luck they generally have Il monopoly of tho
article. But occasionally luck and merit mce
in tho same man. and then comes Il Claude
Mcinuttc or q Clchurnc. Gen. llcnningscr
is one of the truly great commanders but luck
is against him, and HI has quit the army i'll
disgust
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Tho Turin CORRESPONDENT Of the

The Turin correspondent Of the London
"NcwS" says:
The news Of Garibaldi is more favorable,
though not 50 as to justify the promises Of
some enthusiasts. who wish to invade Ncnctin.
AMI who declare that the General himself will
lead the expedition i'll person. The Govern
mrnt is attcntivcly Watching events, because 1t
knows that republicans and reactionary agents
arc irving to disturb the beneficial tranquility
which affords Italy the only means Of console
dating her now Kingdom
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Prince Napoleon, i'll order to make his
visit TO Egypt as acceptable as possible
to the Sultan, ordered an Oriental costume
The dress is described as very magnificent
The $trictcst attention has becu paid to the
choice and assortment Of colnrs, and the first
chansai7tnSc III Paris has been occupied for
weeks in the embroidery Of the robe, which,
made of the richest ,lama>k satin ever produced
by the looms of Lyons, is covered by a raised
pattern in gold, in various tints, worked by
| h..u1
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The Popc'> health is again represented to be
declining The story of his election (which is
not generally KNOWN has recently appeared in
the papers. When the Conclavc of lS-lG met,
no one thought Of Cardinal Mastai; the prom,
ncnl candidates were Cardinals Mathcia and
Acton. Their adhcrentS secretly determined
to throw their votes OH Cardinal Mastai, with
the view Of brid ging ont all candidates. In
the manmuvrcs Of voting. Cardinal Mastai ac-
cilcntalIy received Il majority of tw" votes,
and became Popc.
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By Vim. IL. FOwle, Sons Il Co., Auct'rs.
lie 4 lis MAIN STREET.
\ I c T I 0 n S A L E

4 U T,ION ALE.
IN MONDAY, 2eth June at 10 o'clock, we shall hold
J usual auction sale of
MANUFACTURED AND
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Gg0EEEIES,
DRY GOODS. AND
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
e Expect 10 offer large line having already a, iiar
10 packages Manufactured. uni
1900 packages Smoking Tobacco.
ai1.'ious will DO r,aGe, of which due notice will be
t.Tsa
J1a~ Cit w. II. FOWLE, SONS & co.
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For GOVERNOR OF TExAs.-The Galveston
Texas News" published at Houston of the
Goth May, has announcements of Gen. Henry
+. McCulloch. Gen. Thomas J. Chambers and
Lieut.. John NJ. Crockett, as candidates for
Governor: also of Gen. John \. Wharton. is
announced as candidate for Congress from
the I'd District.
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TREASURY NOTICE AS TO FUNDING
EASURY NOTES.
-cH.SfrnY nSpLUTn .IT. G. g

Richmond, Juae lst, 1888.
LII hodo:s CT Treasury note, isrzet prior So oh A7ri
IA 1868 are notified that uni the 1;s Ar3rst ensui:s
Ineu:.ye the- can DC fond.d 1, cent beuds
h,er ihst d.e tho rotoa bearing da:o prior TO l pece
brr 1852 cen m longes be tu2oec Thoas which bear
ds,, irs December 1852 Acc eh April, 1853
bs fuoded In seven pc, nj shy ee before 1st
Augss 1885, after nheh date they fu1dsbe only In
fonr psr oeniI.
fundabs Ia six Der cont, bonds PRESENTED Within
year from tho f7t day Of e month printed scroa thsss
isas; ass that 7sar s9 srs fhnaahie only u teaI p
eenu fslYrsd) O, g., klHxMGQR,
June t-eslEAls Secretary Of 3FsssH9,
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DECREASE or TIE NEGRO PurrLATIoN.-ln
Boston last year the number Of colorcd births
was only forty FIVE and the year hctGs's on}s,
forty seven In the last eight years tho hifsis
have been three hundred and four and the
deaths five hundred. In every year the deaths
| huyr exceeded the births.
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The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, of London, has n
reputation for coarse wit. Here is a specimen
of it:
sAh! you misguided sinners! you who 60
and give ninepsnce or tsnpepce a pound for
your beef and muaton, and when I offer you
the Lamb !!t Of God fV nothing at al you won't
have itw
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RECEIPT ron MAKING ISS.-Put good
handful of maple bark and pine tops to one
pint and q half Of water, let it simmer down to
q third of the quantity. Add one table spoon
full of sugar, two of vinegar and one teaspoon
full of oopperas. Lot it stand twelve hours
and then strain,
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yr7Ur COMMONWEALTH o. vraeRIt,
To suy GprplYy or THE CRY or kacHxoHp

III TO fHE EHEaFF OF TIE CIIT o. kicAAoAD. HsskTlEd
We command you that you summon :. u souiSgsie
George I'D aad s. e. Bssrch, who common cantrA
TO app st tao CLERKS @ OF the Crcai tout CT tho
city Of Riohm at she to be holden for the said
tha alton Ct James River napl scartng Company OF q
oles OF trespAs on tho easo Dams8s Fifteen Thou ald
Dollars AID have hsn there this srt
WItssss Bend PeUard Osif Of our said Court at 1leh,
nond, u. ls dsy Of June 1884, and In shs SIth year Of
NS oemmaavsslk / oopy-Tt1te
IeE-,rly RkA5AHH POLAND, glRt,
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CHANCERY NOTICES
Pa:tiG.

---->>~>->~-
" sf=GGHsA T.. JE.fCERf -. Kat. sell n
To u.e.i'e uhos Of d1e,GGni C5au,I ,le-, is;h
June. !ss8-
;,.ney uh,hsir. P,..,lG
syS':si
H!Fin.tec, >h.rG o! GcechanL cCau:y AID O. ,ueh
Atr,c!,srs;:T d nor:s rol Win the Wi eareJeJ, ~
ds7a BoSiea deed, aud the unknown h.rs CT The laid
,ilarr n Bfw'r'. d.c'd. D.resdauta
re cf.ct OF al, nut 70 gbtsa Dscrce Tor tho ste
OF S5n land IA th'I u-!: 10 stag II tic ass
saii dcon al-s d.c'd snd diitg!6uton Of the
pr c,sos snolg tic parties e-,trd l. appearing BY
abidiv fl-c IL tbs c.use hs tsr pero;s sho srs made
p.e. d>ns therein, TIE ssasrsi description c. pstes
upsJtTa era snosu a.G are COS reste1fs o. s:a't
j: o; de ed is tee r1 urknoen Eeiecdats co appear
Within ntc 1on'h ale. dre publication CT this order n7d
tic VIA: Ia &c. ehssrs to pr.iec! ther Interests.
coP.-Tes.e:
jzp23 clriw wv. HILLSE, D. o.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL osez 70, sne Ey rosi eno, In III, tom OF Bue-
4 hausn Va. This properly consists OF ! comfortable
fouie containing Ave coed ssid rooms four Of which
have hra p,ces) ana vide ka The lot contains rather
more than half acre. tizhly improved very produo.
tive aud We stocked With choice us, such grapes,
p..r p;us (evcai varieties OF eashl strawberries rasp
berries apples 40. The ou.bun ing, are htcAen Bar
v,rts house, meat house. taJ wood house, and itsbls
md there seli CT excellent water In the yard The
VILLAGE of Buehsnsn 81 1stsd on jass river
being tho pressns terminus Of tho canal and poSessss
the Advantages OF hshy moral and intelgs.n
o.W, K1Aa.
Address, p,. 0. ". KssR, Ps..ossss,s, p,
jsnsle-a7sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
iuplE2R
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
A PRODI;A NATION.

,JJEE and destructive raid, OF the enemy render
1t aecsary that the rsssrrs, o. cur psP9lason ca;
ence and for repeng with deserved pnn;hment, those
engages In such ipyasl ns
President OF the Confederate sates for ehs thou,and
men, b, furnished from this State for ss,v Wise therein,
for period Of six months from Tho drst d,y Of AuauI,
ne1 Informed. IT .be same tine by tho Secretary
OF War; that the Cengress has passed In act authorizing
the President TO accept tie services OF Folunt err, TO
se.So for srch lime no mar elcibe, for tho defence
OF oTposed ioases or sach ipecsl &c vic. no ma,
deem cape iiett that e President p,eiers TO a:cept
such Volunteers IA lieu Of tho ha, and ihht any num-
Der OF men rendered under that law Will be dscuoedhon
tho 'equ!Iition fer the bhli!s.
rut L be ng iprsx5s f,r o - ascertain, Al this ar
What s my dsy 90
tho President c, FAR as ta7 power OF he b1scudVe 4
nds TO provide for tho neccna'y home defence; and for
u!so wealth. between the sgos OF 40 and Is Year,,
abo TO m. duty aSai bo organ lied and hold
theaselve, ready for DIT, By the n:h day OF August
70 .h. and a. confo andants OF regimen Of the militia
OF the line sithu lie Commonxeath will cause th ir re-
sp.cye cou5asd,to Ss Immediately appoint
gg ,iue and place OF meeting, for the purpose ef ese8
c1rpsny AID ned fhce', for making ont compile hs
Of osnpan.es within their r1enta dislTets, contodat
iectng cir origin sslon far practicable aud max
Ing ju report OF tho strength AID cordaon CT teeu
esansnia as soon IS possible 70 Tho Ades.H; General
months tour Of euJ, and to be proEpi IN hs pIepMa
tina 1t Is incumbent upon the otcen 70 perform ths
vitn and asal Adiiiopsl orders viii To issued
by tho nrst day August, poiang the places OF !tn'
de1,ous and designating tho oeers Tor mastering into
service .
the voluntary organization referred 10 be accepted II
y, d irlsh tho humber Of the Militia called for. and
those who shall ado j. will have the p.'iIeseof renau.
ins az homo In tho puit Of their ordinary ayocaouI
uus,s when called for nm7o-Ty emergency TO per.
FORM for q more limited tine, active duty.
Il 10 neee.asry that Tho peop'e Of the Commonwealth
Who have heretofore ehe.rriy boire oil the dSce nioI
add to invaded territory, and TO the
Of urferupulcus and worse thar savage
foe lhoud theu selves tt forther I, proee the
i've, thu. property aad their homes wish their cher
,nmste, doubt Of they Will BIO found gov,
FORE equal to the eerRercy. They will prove 70 su ene
n q that tho that severed has piaeneo en-
imp.a,ae asd tina: the breach cannot DO Ana
viii onit.ts to the world thrt We are Ano
e.dea rorog 10 fathers In de'ercn OF
add tyrsnI In determination 70 DO inaepenaeA' aco
free. .,sn,a.-
Ls the seal Of tho oonS'naeann' a. hichMono nis
lath dsy Of Juue, 1893. and 10 the e'shy5eTea'h
ysAt ~ 'i' JOHN LET0EEl
By the eoI'raor: ,,
See'y Of tde oomnoan'h.