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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-06

THE FEDERAL ROBBERY OF TIE NEW
ORLEANS BASh5.--Thc robbery Of the banks
4. Il ew Orleans by the Yankee authorities
there has been cuslpleted The proceeding
was conducted uh tcr color oi tAc coli.isCa-
ton ac.. NOtAina has been said about it in
the local newspa2 rs--baniiing operations Of
this class, As well as military movements,
being contraband, out from u letter in the
New York Wort, of the 2lst, We gather
something Of the, lrticulars.
The Citizens B. TX owed TO individual de-
positors, register. | "a enemies, the sum OF
$4,000 This was paid, onehalf in Conied
crate notes and ne-half in currency. 1t
owed TO the Cont derate Government S73,-
600, which was d, posted in currency, and
was paid over to tie Federal agent in green
backs. To distan, banks and bankers it
owed $4,000, wi ich was paid in Conteder-
ate notes, making Z tota! OF payments, under
the order, by this bank, OF s209, 900.
The Bank of New Orleans owed SIT 1900, of
which So 500 was paid in Confederate money
and the balance in currency. From the Ca
nal Bank the Federal agent received exactly
$50 81, which was paid III currency.
When TIE Federal agent Went into the
Union Bank, presented the accounts of sun
dry depositors, registered as enemies, and
demanded payment, the cashier said that, to
protect the bank, he should require an order
from headquarters, and that the demand
must he made under authority. The agent
refused to go for the order, but went away
and returned with an armed guard. The
President of the bank protested against the
form of the demand for the payment Of the
deposits, as it lacked the sanction OF the gen
eral commanding. The guard remained in
the bank during the forenoon, and the cashier
finally paid over S:iS, ,000-$34 900 in Conied-
crate money and the balance in currency. OF
this sum $4,000 (s7 600 Of which was in Con.
federate notes. was to the credit OF capital
ist residing now in East Felieiana, who has
been dealing in paper in this city for many
years. This gentleman was in the bank when
the demand was made for the deposits of the
re istered enemies.
The correspondent says the creditor "saw
his own $40, GOO drawn and taken away by the
Federal agent; notwithstanding he had never
been considered friend OF the Confederacy
has heretofore refused 10 take its bonds ol
Aid the Southern cause in any way, moreover
taken the oath of allegiance to the Fedora
Government"
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\ LETTER FROM CAPT MAFFITT. Capt.
Matlitt, of the Florida, at Brest, writes a
letter to La Patrie, Paris explaining
the position Of his ship according to in
ternational law He says:
BREsT, Sept. u, 1863.
Sir: YOar number of the 10th inst. con-
tains two errors, which beg permission to
rectify. 1t states: 1.-TWO incidents have Just
taken place in France and England which in
teresf the American question. The first is
| the seizure at Brest,b by i French ship-Owner,
of the Confederate privateer Florida, who
claims from her an indemnity OF 100, 900
| flames for the loss Of a vessel Belonging to
him, and which was sunk by the said priya-
teec." On this first point have the honor
TO assure you that, in spite Of the thre;.ts OF
certain persons who pretend to have claims
against the corvette Florida, she has not been
yet seized.
protest III the most formal and energetic
manner against the second allegation; the
FLORIDA has never had any reason for sinkiLg
a French vessel; that assertion Is false, and
published by VI. PccIuct du Relief, in
the ocean, Of Brcst. which contains &
faithful relation OF the incidents OF the
encounter which took place hetwee n
the Florida ami the French vessel, The Bre
moDtier. As TO the qualification Of priya-
lter Ni4!cu you 2iIe 10 the corvette nave
the honor TO cOiunahd, It aliaes no doubt
from the fact OF your having been Ill
informed as 10 The armament OF the Florida.
i priVatccr, according to the definition
given by Noel and Chapsal, is IA vessel
armed hy private individuals with the au-
,nOiiZatiou OF The Government" That deli
milton has been, l buioyH, adopted by All
writer's who have treated on international
law, hut il accorjs but little with the real
situation of the Florida. That corvette has,
in tact, been built and armed by the Govern
| luent Of the Confederate States Of America,
and her oIticero hold their commissions from
that Government.
She carries the natioua! hag ana The pen
nant carried ~ vessels OF war, aud receives
| her Instructions directly from Tie Ainisic cr
Of Marine oi the Confederate States. The
European Powers having recognized he pos
session by the Government of Richmond oi
the rights OF bclligeren!s among which are
those oi forming armies and fitting ont YES
sells Ci war; am al 4 loss 10 understand ! At
the fac; q: lny Government not being Ytt Of
tcaiy aCl.no" lcdrel, can lake from il tue
rights inherent tn every de f;te10 Govern.
mcni. aud place it in the o.tegIsy OF : 9rj-
Vatc l-aiviGGal lifting out Il ll.ir:ijccr, an''
thus ch2nga The mature ana truc ct5lartcr III
its national Iat.. Such AZ iutCIpr, ta'i0p ri
national law appears to Me 10 he UhteEaj,ie.
Rclyi-c, on your impartialty, beg you 10
insert this letter in the cariiost number OF
your sstirnatie journal.
Accept, sir, the assurance OF my pecicCt
consideration. j. y. NAEFir.
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THE LIABILITY or BRITISH SUBJECTS TO
SERVE IN STATE DEFENCE.-On the 10th Of
August, 1868, Mr.. ii. Pinckney Walker, Her
Britannia Majesty's Acting Consul at the
port of Charleston, addressed communi-
cation TO Col E. Magrath, commanding lst
regiment Charleston Guard, concerning the
liability of British subjects TO bear arms
against the forces Of the United States.
Mr. Walker says he has advised British
subjects generally to acquiesce III the State
militia organizations, but ut the same time he
informed them that in the event the militia
should be brought into conflict with the
forces of the United States, either before or
after being turned over to the Confederate
Government, the services required Of them
would be such as British subjects could not
be expected to perform.
The letter in question was forwarded
through the proper channel to the Secretary
of War, and by him referred to the Secretary
of State, who returned it with the following
endorsed opinion, which is eoncurred in by
the Secretary of War, and is published for
the information of all concerned:
"The views of Acting Consul Walker 60
not meet the approval Of this department.
While the Government claims no military
service from mere sojourners, those who
have acquired residence in the Coniederacy
are bound by law to aid in its defence.
[Signed1 J. r BENJAMIN,
Secretary of State"
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LETTER FROM PRESIDENT DAvIS.-The
Mobile papers publish the following let
ter from President Davis to the Con
federate Society,"" of Enterprise, Miss:
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. Il, 1863.
j W. Harmon, Esq, Secretary, Of the Contea
e,ate Society, Enterprise, Miss.:
SIR Il have received your letter OF the
22d ult, enclosing copy of an address
TO the people OF the Confederate States,
calling upon them TO unite iii an cl
fort 10 restore and maintain the par
Vaiue Of the. currency with gold by
forming societies Oh citizens who will en-.
cage to sell and bug only at reduced prices.
The objcc: Of the address is most iaUdable,
and sincerely hope for it great success in
dtousing the people to concerted action
upon q subject OF the deepest Importance.
The passion for speculation has become gi-
g0ntic evil. 1t has seemed to take posses
sion OF the whole country, and has seduced
citizens Of all classes from q determined pro-
secntion Of the war to il sOrdid effort to
amnss money. II destroys enthusiasm and
WCaken5 public confidence 1t Injuries the
efficiency Of every measure which demands
The jealous cooperation Of the people in re-
pelling the public enemy. and threatens 10
bring upon is every calamity which can
befal freeinen struggling for iudopen-
donce.
The united OGertions Of societies lik G
those you propose should accomplish much
towards aoaIins this evil, and iutusing a
new spirit into the community.
trust, therefore, that you will continue
your labors until their good effect becomes
apparent everywhere.
Please accept my thanks for the comfort
ing tone OF your patriotic letter. IL Is a re
lief 10 receive such communication AZ this
time, when earnest effort is demanded, and
when an burdened bY the complaining and
dcspondcnt letters OF many Who lave stood
all the day idle, and now blame anybody but
themselves for reverse5 WhiCn have come
aud dangers which threaten.
Very respectfully,
Your iciioW citizen,
JEFFEEs0S DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-06

MISSISSIPPI FLEcrioN.-Tae election in
Miss issippi w-s 20 take lace yesterday. For
State officers the following names are an
nouuced: Governor Gen. A. NJ. West,
Hon. Reuben Davis and Gen. Cbas. Clark. -
Auditor of Public Accounis-A. j. Gillespie,
ESQ. Judge OF the High Court, SECOND dis
triet-Coi. f. j. Gooae. Secretary Of State
Z. A. Broughcr. Major Generai-SamuelG G.
Ghoison and Capt. Sol Street Congress
4h district, Hon. ii. f. Chambers; 9TH dis
trict, Col 4. T.. Hill, T. g. Tuf. Esq.. ard
Hon. .. Il. Singleton; 9TH district, Hon, u
Barksdalc.
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BusuwHAcEsRs.-fhe Knoxville (Atlanta)

BusuwHACEsRs.-fhe Knoxville (Atlanta)
Register learns that the whaekers in East
Tennessee have been brutally murdered
james Hurley and con, Thomas Christian,
w. Gamer, John Leatherwood, and Col
VIM. Jack, Of Cooke county, and Jas. Evans,
wbacker, Hart Duncan, who has been for
some time the leader Of band Of deserters
and renegades in Smoky Mountains, recently
went to Malisonville, in Monroe county, and
robbed the defenceless men and women Of
jewelry, watches, etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-06

A VERY VALUABLE TRACT Of SEQ acres of
n Land. in the up er end of Hanover, on the
Louisa road rs mics from Riehilord. about T.
miles distant from the James River canal, and the
like distance flom the Central railroad, for sale
eaie the very valuable Farm located IS above, ad-
Joining the farms Of uessrs Chas Morris, Reuben
Meredith, and Boiling Vaughan It contains 500
acres, Of which 100 acres cleared which there
farm buildings. About 400 acres in wood aud tim.
Der, Of which $50 are the most rsmarl ably we'll
timbered lard now on the market, embracing a
large pa,cei Of fine barrel timber, fne heart pine,
OAK, hics ory, and walnut There is timber enough
to work steam saw mill for many years. The soil
is CT the best kind, admirably adapted for wheat.
tobacco and corn. Ths is really most va liable
trait Of land. Apply TO
oc l--eod3t GODDlN Il APPENSOS.
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SUICIDE OF HUsBAsp,-In Macon, Ala,
last Wednesday, the wife Of Capt. Thyssent,
c. 8. A., OF New Orleans, died In two hours
from congestiye chill. Her husband, over.
whelmed with grief, blew his brains out that
night. They had been married several years.
They were buried together.
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= DOLLARS Reward -Strayed or sto.en from the
y subscriber, enc bay horse, years old, me-
cum &, long black name, bob tai, legs black near
TIE h5pf, aud strikes his fore feet One bay horse,
u years Old, dark and tail, white fore feet.
aso. enc light S0rrei mule, about Is years old
usad gray III front, Gu, mouth, small sore on right
Lad leg near foot, reached mane and tail. | viii
ENeta above reward for the retCrn CT the animals
nr Tor any Information that get them again. Ad
dress e. & HAJIRICE. Manchester
Ae kY-eOt3tt Chesterfield CO Va,
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VTALUABIE Peninsula Land for sae.-rhe owner
v will sell privately valuable Tract of Land,
III the county Of Elizabeth City, eight miles from
Fortress Monroe, containing 1893 acres. This farm a
situated on the Back river, in full view Of the bay
sni possesses, in very high Degree all the advan-
tagcs arising from an East vrgi' ia water planta-
ton, and is in the highest state II cultivation. Be-
sides the many advantages which this farm pos
here is, in addition, natural oyster rock OF
great yield, which, in times Of peace will prove in
valuable. Further particulars viii be furnished to
any one wishing to purchase. Address "R D." box
537, Richmond, or apply at Mayo's warehouse
auk-Htf
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CoSFIscArip PRopERTY SOLD IN WASH
ISGTos.-The Washington !&ar records the
sale Of several pieces Of eonflscated property
owned by rebels. lncluded in the list Is the
furniture and real estate of C. s. Wsllsch,
now Confederate paymastcr Mt Petersburg,
and the real estate of Com John n. Maiiit,
Ed. A. Pollard, and Daniel 8. RatcliiIe.
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Eacb Again.-John 0ormley and Sarah,
his wilc, ior receiving articles Of n servant
oE john Blake, knowing the came To have
been stolen, were before the Mayor yestcr-
day, and held 10 bail TO be of better boha-
vior G0rmtey knew nothing of the goods,
his wife having purchased them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-06

Horse &eaiiag.-Jamss Miller, indicted for
demonstrating, was tried before Judge Lyons
yesterday. found guilty. aGd his punishsneiA
fixed at one year in the penitentiary. Enc
jury unanimously recommended him TO tho
clelnency Of :hc Executive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-06

Jmige NafgJ,vf0a, yesterday, heard tin
cause Of VIM. Ill. Brewer, II member of Cap
tain I!aywood'S company, on wit Of Aabetx
corpus, aud discharged him from the service.
Othtf cases viii bc disposed OF To-day
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Tie Niidja are 10 be reviewed by Goy
I.eteher To day, near the new Fair Grounds,
Mr. VIM. {. Allen having rendered the use
Of one Of his fields for the occasion.
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J r kEI.ER.

V'nE suhscr ber will pay so reward :or the deiv-
l. cry Of Il sorTei horse mule, which stolen or
srayed of at Gordonsvilie, the night Of the 27ih
Sop,enli,er nld mule ls marked "L'' on the lett
shoulder hardly percerable; the hair the heck
rubbed III by the ,o!lar both Of bis hind knees bend
Ia when waking he is about lO years old. The above
reward VIII be paid u any person delivering SAID
mule at t,ordoGsgile Livery stable, the Spotswood
Hotel. Richmond, OF % La brigade Johnsou's diyi-
slJa Eweii corps. LOUIS LEMECNitR.
o. 1-Cts Sutler lIth Ia rcg't.
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4 YANKEE Raid up the peninsula has beeu
expected for several days, aud We are pleased
to learn that our forces have been properly
posted 10 receive thela.
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REAL ES7,aI,E FOE SHE

Hl0 ACRES o. Laud in Henrico, about nllies
AVJ below Richmcnt, near the williamsburg
road aud within = miles Of Fair Oaks station, On
the York River Railroad, Tor sale We are author
i2ed TO sell tract of Land located as above former
iy owned by the late Williamson Alien /, adioius q
the lands OF Or George, DIR Aud ,rson aud others;
about 40 acres cleared, aud about 75 acres in origi
nal growth of oak ard pine estimated 10 cat from
80 To 10 cords per acre Price SIS per acre.
oc CT GoDDiN AppERSUE.
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T,t,@ou--C ) Cprluis i5utr Watson ha5i
before lima yesterday two paitie5 chatged
with treason, Noah !iicksGn, ior Trading
Hit!. Tie lAne"-, ,..5 .e4uittnd. AbEaiIaIl
D0Hghiy, oG !T,ara William cou1ty, for
tsld!r- Sitii the faEKe5a, .atbpIii. ( II Goa
indclatc tp%.f'rr, and As.y.ti. loyal Southern
citizen. arrested ~rl Imprisoned, vas sent
on for irial before Judge HaIl hnrton.
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StTRAYED or S,oeu-From the Commons, on the
y Ssh nst pale red Cow barren, very fat; she
has White belly, and white about the end OF her
tai. STRAIT hoFsls and ends sawed of. l win give
So fg her delivery. intoTipation that get ner
agalb aud if stolen viii give al titoua $50 for
lAo C0uvG GtiUn OF the thief. JOHN PRli)Y.
l.
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Turning Uafein.Gn.--Wiiliam Parker, Il
white man, was held 10 ball 10y the. Mayor
yesterday on The charge Of stopping james
NJ. Taylors servant on lie street and taking
his p.iss from him q"
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) O4r strayui or etoen-S25 Reward-From my
h1gse, about the Goth inst, q cream coioreu
lDfse, With white mane and TAIL with u saddle scar
abont nd Way Of the back; about years OLD, The
above seward will be paid tor any Information by
which can get hin. TIi03 PEAC0Ck,
Ee - --6i Midlothian, Chesterfield
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A VERY desirable Farm fol Ie.--Iie suLgcr iber
"A oilers for sale his desirable Farm in tho county
OF Caroline, situated equal distance iroln Milford
and Pamela depots, on the Richmond, fredercks
burg and Potomac Railroad distant from each abou:
three miles, and within 23 miles Ct Richmond. The
tract contains about 600 acr.s, two-thir is Of which
is ';attaponi fats, and the balance high land well
adapted TO the raising Of corn, wheat, tobacco auG
oa;s II is divided into three neis and each field
yields from 500 to GOO barrels Of corn No wheat
has been own this fall, but there is prospect Of
from 500 u coo bushels Of Oats next siring with
an abundance Of timber for tie OF the farm -
The buildings good, consisting Of good frame
dwelling Ia ,use aud two good barns; also splendid
water, healthy location, in an excellent neghbor-
hood, and ire youug peach AID apple orchard.
To person disposed TO make investment few
farms oilor greater Inducements.
Persons wishing TO examine the premises VIII
call on the Subscriber ur U " suttol
Address either Of the foregoing at PanoIa Post
Office, Caroline county. Il c SUTTON, si;.
h-2t*
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NIUE ILAIEUS-SSOO Reward .-stOIcu from my
1'i stables, near Meadow Bridge read, Henrco CO,
the night Cf the Goth lust, two horse mules one
large black, prominent hip boues, with the let
tn bTAItI one hip Near The ;all, tie other
r Ve.y dark bag, mcium size; both ia moderate or
der nd Father slender fur their height but spit ite
only six years Of age. viii give the above reward
ior the ppreh Of The the and delivery of the
mules or slQ0 each for the deli .ery OF the mules,
oc 2-eod3ts WM & GARRETT
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e. N!uLGN-IrJm the subscriber, Oh the night OF the
good ofccr about is years old. reward Of $50
WI be given for the apprehension OF tire .hief, or
rs tor the horse slone JBBRAGG.
be L4-eDthir
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Judge Lyons has L number of felony cases
fixed Tor trial to-day Witnesses aud Jurors.
should be prompt to the hour ia their al
Tendance
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E<ARM OF ! ,062 Acres, III James City county, @

E<ARM OF l,062 Acres. III James City county Gu
y the Chickahominy river, and oue in Charles
City county, of 274A acres near to Sandy Point,
within three miles OF James river for salc.-We of
fer for sale the bove very valuable EARNS The rs
one is called ''ShipYard contains ,0G2 acres by
old survey, of which about 300 are open land,
In good heart about 500 acres in timber, enbrae
some fine heact pine aud very large parcel Of pine
wood, estimated 10 cut so cords 10 the acre; and
about 262 acres in marsh, admirably adapted for
grazing and hog raisiag. The buildings CONSIST OF
an excellent dwelling, containing rooms and wide
pas. age, kitchen, negro cabins, stable, house.
ice house, &C. with young orchard Of 900 trees.
There IL oa the river tne wharf where vessels Of
tho largest size can load Fish and wild fowl abound
iii great abundance Also, the tract Of Land i'll
Charles CITY, adjoining the sandy Point estate, on
the rUstr, WI;h Three miles ui james river contain
i"R 27t3 iCrre, N,W >ccUit5 by Nr John Lacey
alb 1t IS acres cleared the b1:al.o II vno:S Ely
improvements consist % al exc, Ie.t \ eli = con
talicg ro"u}- (not pase 80, good d., b kjc,,eu
with ro ms, s!ab.e. e:GoE" house The soii is
VI good quality ana the land .asiiy cleared
Prco for the large uact SO ror acre; for the
smaller one s6 per acre. Apply to
oc 5-3t GOn}IN K APrERSGG.
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I ori or Stolen--A Pocket Book, containing one
4 icr cent Confederate registered bond, No $50,
for 81 loo, dated 9Th june 1868; do, for 800,
dated 3th June 1853 and one Treasurer S certificate
o depoStc for 800 p+r cent, dated June S, 1863,
n the Haile of Martha A Blake All partius are
warned against trading for the above, application
las been made to the Treasurer for the renewal Of
tie same JOHN II BLAKE,
L aNG.It d 81 h.t Nlyal aIl I4casnn
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Continued The case of Chas Jordan MIL
Ter, charged with beating Philip Roberts,
will be heard to-day.
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| .OSl-Cyliel. ate Cartt.lcate--Iost by me- on the
- ift uAy oi June, 1868 near Raccoon Ford on the
,"pi4Lannoca river, Va, Confederate Certificate OF
leosie, No 81, dated 4th Of April, 1868, issued in
p'i eet' ioan The public are cautioned against
a"'is iof The same, notice has been given TO the
'"pa. tmen' and application made for a duplicate.
&C ts-la~5af X N TAYLOR.
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ENsTRAYED-tromm my house, on Gambles Hi l,
( u small dark rsj Cow. with left horn short,
~ mark, with small bag. liberal reward will
b. paid for her recovery by
oe 1T. Mrs JOHN ME-SLER
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Joshua g. Wright, a prominent lawyer Of
Wilmington, n. G., died on the I'D inst.
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{ PETAL NOfICE--ihe subscribers respectful
=: ly reque t ir friends 10 call and settle their
peat former notice that tLec Sc les will BE- for
CASH to those who iDiisposed 20 comply with n
request rendered necessary from causes which all
will appreciate. PRICE L co.
-
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IiEADQ'Rs 5rs Co l7sTH Rsa'T VM,D
October 5lb, 1863 !
'NHE bounds Of this company are from lith 10 18th
aud Broad to ihe river. All men between the
ages of IL and i5 years who are not members OF
commissioned companies hereby summoned to
assemble on Broad street, in front of the Powhaan
Hotel, gu Tuesday morning next, at 9k O'Clock.
BY order Of Col k MofRLs.
GEO BAKER,
&C st Lieut. Com 'dg 9Th Company