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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01
VerHn OFsG Central and Suili.
VAN Railroads.
Trains Going south and East,

Trains Going So nth and East.
Leave Montpelier a. 40 10 p. NJ. and 10 80 rM
M ALL TRAIN leaves St.Albans at els A. M. Burlng
wi Ton 100 A. M connecting at White River Junction
with trains for aud from Wells River ST. Johnsbury and
Littieton, and with Northern Railroad for Boston, Low
ell, Worcester &C., and connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire r. r. or Boston and with Vermont valley R
r. for Springfield, New Haven and New York arriving
in New York ut 10 l5P.
ACCoHhoDATIoN Train leaves Rouse's Point at 7.45
A.. for Burlington. Rutland and Northfeld
NIGHT ExPRss TRAIN leaves Ogdensburg at 10 Is NJ,
Mont al 330 NJ, Rouses PoiRt at 20 p Me- arriV
ing at Boston at $40 NJ. connecting at Bellows Fall
with Cheshire H. k, for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r R. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at 4.45 ?. M.
Trains Gojng North and Vest
Leave Montpelier at 90 A. Il. $40 A. NJ and $40 p. "A
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 7 80 A. M. via. Lowell
Lawrence Fitchburg. Leaves Sprin gied at 740 d
Bellows Falls at l225 connecting at White River
Junction with Northern K. K from Boston and with Pas
sumpsic Z. r. tor and from st. Johnsbury and tcton
arriving Burlington at 40 and st. Adams at g..
So P. III, aud lodge.
RECOMMENDATION TRAIN leaves Mortified at 8 25 A. NJ,
for Burl lngton, Rouses Point and Montr, A..
NiGHc EXPRESS Train lea YES Bellows Falls at Is
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. R. leaving
NeH York at 500 A. NJ, and from Cheshire h. R..
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
5. 70 p. Nj. via Lowell Lawrence. Leave White
River Junction at l14O P. M, arriving at Burlington
a, SIS M, Rouses Point at 7.30 A. NJ Montreal at
10, 80 and Ogdensburgh at LOO p M connectng
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
| West. -
Seepln are attached to both the night expires
trains unning between Rouse's Pointand Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale a.
the principal stations
G.MERRlLL sup't'
| st. Albans. Vt, Dec. 8. 1862 f
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-01
The Early Physical Degeneracy
A M ERICAN EOPL E.
Just Published by DR.. STO

PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HYGIENIC INsTI.
TUTE. A TREATISE ON THE CAUSES OF EARLY
PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PEo-
PIE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY. CONSUMPTION
AND MARAsMUs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
Startling tragedy.

The Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, Robert
+ Dixon ESQ., was yesterday slain in a street reeonue,
byRoJert T. Forde late Assistant Clerk Of tie same
body The circumstances as far as known are briefly
th-se: On Tuesday !4ss Mr.. Dixon discharged Fcrie
from his employment in consequences Of the latter's
neglect Of duty. The next day lie received letter
from Fosde, demanding to be reinstated, and warming
him it this were done that he Dixon must prepare
90 defend himself Yesterday about one o'clock, they
met near the corner of 1Oh and Bank streets when as
is stated FoTde az once drew Coils pistol and com
me- ced discla-ging it, The deceased also drew, aud
believed discharged two three barrels Of his pis
to-.bough the accounts vary upon this point Oac OF
Forbes shots took eff ct in the right side Of tie de-
ceased and trayersiDg the body perforated toe heart
lie Tell and died Immediately Forde was at once taken
in custody and conveyed to Jail The body of Mr.
Dixon conveyed to the building of The Young
Mems Christian Association, in front OF which he fen
At later hour i. was removed to the unjertakers and
prepared for Transmission to his home, Columbus, Ca
where bereaved family and a very large circle OF
ireads avail, its coming Upon intelligence of the
ghtul occurrence the House Of Representatives took
a I'll night; when on reassembIing resolutions
Of respect and coincidence adopted aud touching
and eloquent tributes paid by Messr Ha-tridse Curry
Perkins and Wright.
Mr.. Dxon was a Georgian by birth, and was widely
known aud warmly esteemed in that State. lis had
been CLERK Of the House from the organic ou Of the
Permanent Government, and Assistant Clerk under the
Provisional Government. lie was prompt. efficient ard
A,comii shed officer. and gentleman of generous,
srauly sui ardent nature. His sudden and tragic end
shock through the body with which he was OH
eiI.,g connected and produced strong sensation in the
:conmsni.y. He was, We suppose, about thirty-hve
years o, age.
Forje is native of Kentucky and a refugee from tue
State lie b several years younger than the deceased,
bat -lo 8 nan OF family.
An inquest was summoned yesterday, but adjourned
ia to-dly We for5ear 10 say anything calculated
70 PREJUDICE the Of the prisoner The few facts We
have given We have reason to believe correct. What
if anything, there may be in eIteauation We do not
know.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
AUCTION SALES. !.
1.-TWO FARMS IN HALIFAX COUNTY AT


Il AUoTIoN.-By rque,t Of DR.; VIM H wooltOn (EhO pro
pos decline farmr VIII be sold In ront OF my phee
TIJEsDAY 5h MAJ o'clock NJ the Farm whereon
Sides known rs "EvFRaREEN OIL ua;ed in Halifax couo;y
about mile ON Clover Depot sndc naini l4bT aeres
The INN. ovements consist OF excellent Dwelling with q
rooms and eauuy ed yaid set out with flowers and
eyergeens the the usual outbrdng Of every KIND
Ao anoihe Tract Of 24 acres about i Of mile Iiom &c
above lying Immediately the Richmond and Da vie o.
convenient to Clover Depot and adjoining the lands Of Mes
Coleman Garrett and othTs; Il has upon stvera blcnts
which sDmewhat cut OF Ordr.
Upon bo TIE r4cs good crops Winter Oats and Pea'os
haye heen Tut TO- and preparations being made for Corn
The laeds lie W II and are OF good quality. -,
Posseaibn will given 10 after the sale anu " mo9t
will purchaser such stock, mpmer iuniure'
&C., a. he may want -. -, n -.
TIE neghborhood goo cSnven nj TO churche and Post
once. a.
There here oerel 10 refugees and others opportunity TO
really desirable home and properly lecture rom he IN
vader and convenient by railroad to any part q
eracy. -.
Dr. Wooton win pleasure in showing the lsnds TO persons
desie purchase and pats OF the same nay DC
NY ONCE ~
will The eof sale, and win b made
IN suit purchA era 4. D. WILLIAM,
snOh' tda Auctloneer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

"TEE NV RICHMOND THEArRs-A Discourse, delivered
ou SG,dlh REQ. sth 1868, u, he First Baptist
Ctach, Richmond, Va, 6y j. L. BUsEows, d. D.,
Pastor Price 25 cents.
we have received a copy Of the above from Mr..
Thomas J. Stake, 2O3 Main street. This discourse Is
one Of the most able pLilppics agaius, the drama
which has ever come under our observation. 1t e1hb-
its unusual research, and large amount Of compre-
hen-On Of the realities Of the subject treated Of The
speaker seems % have departed from the usual
custom Of The pulpit, BY emitting text He COM
menced his discourse with the announcements ''Tomor-
row nigdt the New Richmond Theatre is to be o5ened
deem it fitting in addition 20 the notices so literally
given through The daily press give this public notice
from tie pulpit; etc." We dare say this novel exordi-
arrested at once the attention Of the congregation
and many wondered what would follow next. He pro.
ceedcd to untold his object thus addressing them by
abiding in terms Of blister irony the bombastic an
uouGcenents Of he play bills and to the Inappropriate
ness Of theatrical amusements at this time. lie dis
clhed "uny ehurlish captious denuncation Of the
theatre merely because it is place of amusementn-
Il is possible he said, that dramatic representations
might be given that would be harmless but he proposed
to disc @ not what the theatre possibly might be, but
what e is And 50 he proceeded to show the democrat
ilng influences OF the theatre, terrifying his assertions
with quotations from various writers, nddel and Chris
tian.
The discourse deserves to be extensively read albeit
(-eguda.iug the possible imputation of Knock MOD.
y Ne think the most demoralizng associations Of
tue theI,re alluded to with more freedom Of Ian
guIse than the occasion warranted We doub. not
that the world would be infinitely better if every body
or evea considerable majority Of people, entertained
the opinions On this subject forciby expressed by
DE- RcsroTs. But such il the dcprlvy Of human IA
tur' TIA. We cannot expect at this era Of the worlds
existence any approximation to a harmony of senti-
meut 50 desirable. Dr.. BIS discourse may confirm those
who uveE visit the theatre in their purpose to remain
away Ogi We fear he Will no, convince many Of its
"s'tas that they should discontinue their patronage of
p!'ce deblsiug and demoralz.ng as lie represents
TIE "NsE Richmond Theatre 10 be-
Agoeeiug in much that he says abou, the corrup,pg
il1l-nc.s OF the place now conducted, we cannot
bat resa'd the theatre "eyi but i seems to be
an 'irrP preside evil and therefore, instead of wholly
Ignoring t existence we Will take occasion from time
to time to bastoE such notices upol it. the pcfrmau-
ee', AM pllyers, may d,sn appropriate. DryBs
discourse, which We will retain for the parpose will
serve as reminder Of the prominent specifcatopsto
be made, aud We shall be certain not to FORGET III
"u's' in regard to the hird tier" which we're so Os.
'en'aii'usy announced in the opening advertisements
and enforced for very brief period.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
TELEGRAPHIC.
IRON VICKsBURG AND LOUISIANA.

Jackson, April 2s.--onc of the Yankee transports
which passed our Batteries at Vicksbuyg this mOrung
is in sight at Brown Johusons. Toe smoke stack
and Que wheel house are on. Of the water. No other
boats are visible The feet was at Grand Gulf on the
22d. Two guabOats remained, and exchanged shots
while anchored at Hard Times. The others disappear
ed. Gen Taylor is retreaing from OpeOusa' towards
Alexandra.
YicKsBURG, April 28.-One Yankee transport lies
sunk TO hurricane roof off Brown & JohnsOn's, five
miles below The city.
Two Yankee prisoners have been brought over the
river this morning who escaped from the lrlnspors.
Their boilers burst by batteries last night and
he muskeiry killed two p os on the transports.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
BY ELLErr, B LII 4 co.., AUC1IoNEERs

ON TUESDAY, APRIL 2STH, (instant
CommencJng at 10 o'clock viii sell at warehouse
Pearl Street. large and deabe assortment Of Dy Goods &C.
imported INTO Charleston, consisting In part Ct the ooNing
viz
1000 pieces English Fancy Spring Prints,
100 pieces Black and White Prints,
$40 pieces Printed SEQ oh Lawns,
~ pieces Printed French,
200 pieces Brov ant G;ty Debsigcs,
90 pieces a. Mixed Moha.s
80 pieces Linen Padding,
10 pieces Blk and I'd English CambIics,
20 pieces Blk Tama-tires,
10 pieces 81 Blk Tamise Clot.s
o pieces Ga Blk Barathes,
10 pieces CT Blk and Cord Coburgs,
9 bales Blue Denins,
Blue Drills,
~ Pie es SlJ or. Irish Linens,
ales 4O-inCh English Brown Shifting,
bales English BE ched Sh. ting,
GpIeces Ga Blk OOls
co pieces Checked Book Mullins,
50 Pieces CT white nd Cola %arseile
English Pins
400 lbs. Els ligh thoe Thread,
case White Agate Blitolf;
bale L gata zip s,
2ches Madras Bdz'f-,
500 deg Coats Spool Cotton,
s. Suits Sunmes .lothns,
White comets and Cal bic
ALSO,
cas EnsAh BRUSHES assorted,
l5bales Kentucky Hops,
Letter Pa er &c, &c.
Catalogues vii be read an1 the goods prepared for NINA
tlon the morning Of TIE sale.
ar2J-ts Elicit BEIL 4 co. Auots
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
VALUABLE
uoUNTAIYIANp FOR SAFE

j..
BY virtue Of dec q the CcEt Court Nelson county,
sh, 1862 pyor ea Ia the Of -sGis
Sic teg Giendiy tut for the on in Mountain
La belonging The est.:e " the lac VIM Mase We shall
Comrs Of the Court IN id suit CT auction on the
rr,ilts TUESDAY the l6h day CT NE 1865 REGARDLESS Of
weather. all tie Mountain Land Of ST decelent heretofore
Sold
Is Monabeo T act containing 1900 ceres lying on lie
ha 4 Tye River ard through which runs The old I've
River and Fne Rid. tn pike roa Several u1ded acre: ae
CO cultivation, end urdeg good ug The In
proven cons Of comfortable dw Hing with x rooms and
passage, kto NJ e ard tech use excel nj cab
servants srp stables tobacco loase al excellent PACK
house ba1ksrB shop and g,t mill and IN adtitlcn 10
apple orchard Ia full b. airing condition place
the opening in virginia for tan ycrI AID cooper tab
large scale having plenty Of To and bk the Lest
varey ard IrCurd H. It lies IN Nelson cou. ty on The
nain, the RockbidFe and Augusta Ge IS miles from
Mafsie's bls, in Helon, and f.om Midway in Augusta
3D. The SIpie Tr Ct two nils ON M)ntebeo, On he me
rod towards Mdsay25o acres about 20 u which
and under
81 The Scrub Tract" 500 acres, adining Monebes ard
uuirproyed.
an entities Of 90 aad si acres respectively about
mile rom Monticello.
knd the Saturday following good bad Ar We vii
SELL st the village OF new Market heson tn containing
hslf Of land, belonging - the es.Lte
TERMS both Sals6 ~ and Is moIs, with Iers.nA security
and u ,e retained III Payment,
J. WALWICE
s. IIaON,
IHU j. NA-SIE
Fp1I-'di. Commissioners
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

Our special correspondent at Fredericksburg eOmmu.
uoates repor Shoh had reached that place 70 the effect
that the enemy have been crossing the Rappahannoek
in the vicinity Of Port Royal exc. similar report, with
yayS editions reached the city yesterday morning by
ths from Milford but on inquiry at the War D.
pasta cut We asceraned that the only basis for The re-
port vas she reappearaace of the enemys piekets at
Poyt Royal village in Caroline county, about twenty
two miles below Fredericksburg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25


owing having duly approved by ne Pres,
dsn' published fr The ilf ml,lon Of corcernGd
AN act to prohibit the puthmen Of soldiers by whipping"
The Congress OF the Confederate STATED OF America eaact
That from and after the passage OF this shall not be
for court mat military any soldier the
ert Of the Confederate States be by whip
the lhcion Of strip upon his person all laws and
cssous contaveog the provisions Of tbs he and The same
hereby repealed.
Sec 2 That Article tbs Articles OF War be so amended As
9resd follows Al ocerI and soldiers who have received
have been duly eel el In the service Of the
States and shan he convC ed Of having deserted shall
sur desh conHnemsn IN Preliminary with wi
labor fer ps3d MT less than yra-, moe than
such OF puuish NJ not nconstent with The rcysions this
proved April IS 1863.
exempt carrying the malls Of the
on edese States and The dryes Of post coaches and hacks
fr,'m military service.
The Oonge OF the Confederate statel Of America do enact
That tie Contractors FOR carrying the ms OF the Confederate
tate5 shall be from the perfo
the armies The Confederate States ON aud an The pass
81 ms ac gu ing the e they are suca contract rs Provided
ha' than contractor shall be exempt any one
rout and that Ia member Of ny firm Of conrac
tors shan he exempt an 70 conaco on route cleS than
ten miles In 3 gth AMI Which the mail Is carried horse
shall be xempt under this act and uembe:s
such frm b. exempt from other cause the per
f0rmance u arv Duty other member or members Of suh
firm shall not be by tbs act
tractors prov ded further that no person 70 whom con
tract carrying The mails my be trans erred With the consent
Of the Post Oc Department after the passare Of this act shall
be exempt from military service on that account
Sec Thst the dives Of
the mails all rou'esVheo thew hit the mails require
should Be el In ogches hacks sh' be exempt from
ter hs passage OF this fct long they continue
poyed such drivers Provided the contractor by whom any
such driver employed shau take and Subscribe oah
furnished tire enrolling officer tn he weight tho mails
requires the of cogche hacks for
and tina has rot greater number Of drivers emp yed his
service than are ind srensebe to enable fm TO fulfil his
for calryrg the m and hat he will no. while ntrstto
employ number OF drivers than may nspensahy
necessary o- that purpo and hat he wi give nose the
enrolling officer when be IN his employ
men. Approved April Il, lS63.
(signeD g. COOPER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

SPECGAL TRAIN TO SALE OF THE ASH
~ LAND HOTEL PROPBRTT-The sal OF the Ashland Hotel
property sy postponed 10 Monday 9th list then 10
take piece dss Of Wsathsr Special Trsa v be
accommodate attendng leaving Richmond o'clock
EetHuiyg SiIlleSve Ahlini Immediately after sss
SAINT RUTH, S1p'-
F.F&P.R R.Co,
Riih1, nd. 2ih a. an 1868. ap9i 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

TsE Pass observation-disclosures requiring the a..
teuOn Of the Superintendent Of the Press Association
can be addressed to Atlanta Ga. Important arrange
merts have been made to facilitate the transmission of
the latest news from all parts of the COued,rley to the
members OF the Association.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
ARGE NUMBER of BEAUTIFUL LOTS

on STrH, MARSHALL AND GRACE STREET,
IOR SALE AT AUCTION
WILL be sold IT auction The premises IN the named
MONDAY the 2Ih April 1862 at ~ o'clock beautiful
lots the east side Of "a b. between Dad and Ma shall
each oang 81 feet running back 100 eet to aty II feel
wide Also, u the south ride # EarhE betneeu q
and 2Sth Streets each 80 feet by I feet alley % f ie
Also thatt uly teauu lot the north side OF ce b!
2Sh and 80 Streets fronting feet ru9nng back $50
alley feet Wide. The special attention Ct the public csl,d
TO the Sile Of the for5g ling lois justly regarded IS
amongst the most beautiful 10 that pr-y ng loo -ly
TeTmTcash IT. at the option Of the purchaser
taxes for 1868 to be paid by the purchaser.
ape G0DIIJ & APPERSoN, Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

MErEoP'irrAS HAIL The usual matinee will take
place a. Metropolitan Hail, this forenoon, commencing
oclock A. N. Parents and guardians should crafty
tHttle ones with sight of the "Wsr Illustrations.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
IRON NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, April ga special to The appeal from
Pamela says that the enemy have been reinforced and
advancing South.
Gen. Chalmers advanced TO fernando, but has fallen
back before the Federals at Bucksport lie is now in
Panolf lie saved everything.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
FIElNCi,L AND c)MMER1lL.

FRIDAY April "a, 1868.
At Messsrs. Robinson, Adams Co.'s auction sale TO-
day, the following prices obtained;
Sugar in bhs, BRIGHT choice quality, Sls3 brown, In hsf
bes tllI9ls in hhds, SLIGO 10 mossS p = sSes VI
soda s. 81 r. bacon h9g rouad 81 % o- nal lo toT car
des az 80 adauanue do, 81 1904 ~ SPERM do s9 conn-
try ap 30 es; tea, $540lDi2 cshee SSezgSso
rice 20 SALT 49X e,s psan4 ats, $40 nails 500 keg etc.
ETC.
The New York Herald of l2,h April money ardcle(,
says;
So vast are expenditures Of government for e prosecution
OF The war disbursements Ia OF the recp
large as they are entire army and being prd of
ld large smounts Of legal tender notes are being scattered
the county fr this purpose or these the bulk wi
their way this centre within sky days The chief
secret adm nraon Of finances q the pres
unctEe lies In keeping the people In good humor with the
ard enSng every 70 make money So LONG as this Is
secured pc pie will pay GENEROUSLY, will wtdess The In
Of the debt Woui al and viii graft - the
ment liberal supp But the day comes when d;ect
issue Is raised bstW raue - financial public the
hand and the Treasury Department the other and the
eretsry attempts carry the by Withdrawing from
the money Who is needed for prosecution in
Will witness revulnn In public feeling wish will render
he AID the puar and vi check simu tsne
us The n'gOi Alton Of leans and TIE spontaneous PAYNE of
tUs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
. VALUABLE IRON-FRONT TRNEMENTs

- the nth SIDE OF TRANKLIV STREET near to Old Mar.
ket, and wcs; OF Shockoe eek for sac a! AuSi'r.
Wll be sold at Au0 emlses MONDAY, ths fTh
lpr 1873 at ~ O'Clock those three newly erected ont
tenement located as sbiva Each one hes six be des
Store and Cellars with Coal Vaults ind sdew k Gas Wafer
the prem es and bulls In the msi Sub initial mann.r
Lusnss urpcsts the oca % ano-gshe best In that neigh
eorhood They are Isl edmira g well adap ell 10 private resi-
dences above the store
TElNs-Cash credit, at TIE option Of the purchase The
Taxes and Insurance for this to be pail ny the chaser
G0ODIS APFElsON,
sp24-t1J Au 4,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

ELIcrED CHAPLAN.-The Rev Henry A Wise Jr
has b,en elected Chaplain Of the 18th Virgins Regi.
pent. As yet, he has not accepted the position.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
~ sla00i noalhs $50 b. . le..- p.

TERNss-DluT1 year $780, months $3.50; for less
hcd a. 0Per month.
SzaI EEEELT year, Is 90; smOnths, $500
VISA. year, $500; s months, $500
Sentences a. The risk Of The subssibsr.
A0vEusSoD.ny square, IasS, 500 an Insertion and
IS e-eh continuance ssnVse,y rweey insertoss
81 90 per tquare Wsekly i.ssrt $3.50.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25

NOTICE-I In obedienee to the 28d section 0

NOTICE.-In obedience to the 23d section of
~ the Tax Bill passed. the Council Of the City Of Rcb nd
on re % FEB uAr 1863 hereby give nttce concerned
that the Committee Of nance have classified
firms cha geGbe with class tax the present ye-such as Mer
chants Trade shoPke Manuacturers Keepers q Orc
narles Brokers' &C. which cashato at the Audi
s once, where all Interested the amount Of tax With
which they charged.
The Con mitee Of finance vi
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the ls Cd O'Clock r. NJ
70 hear applications from all persons who shall think
In too high class The said Committee shq af.er hearing the
party an ydene he produce the Of such
persons firms, pm IL remain has been xed
hem az shall pear 10 the Commit Just and tqual
Rp E3-9! NJ. l. SiRA1TON, A. G. r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-25
A CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT

Lady Of Frsdereksburg somewhat advanced age and
In deee hes Is eesi Of selling her recipe DOMESTIC
or hOME-BRkhED ALE prime and delightful beverage,
can be acsted By thousands With he limited resourc for
manufacturing, she has failed - average
hund ed doArl per day. from which be inferred much
eud be dOpe larger scale, In city. Pew opportunities
ton be obtained BY Addressing Nv. D, g." HamltOns
Crossing Fred icssbur by calling In person. at the
corner OF George and Pdnee kdEsrd et Frederckurg
Which would be more sat siaey TO ons nclinea purchase