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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19
HOA.tRE SSIONAL


The Ssnals, ,.esdar, - ssh the bill smsndAory ct
the "Ourysncy Al" Of lass sossOa. l. provides
Ist. Tha. d, 3sers. ~ 0 tie Tseasu-y may issrs
one dslaF OF zoe nov &c os every thFes dollars that
have been fars,a. Tas exchange OF 81 Of new noes
for every 50 Of old Noes he'd by individuals Is not ic
t.risrei vi'h.
I'd Ga TIE y. Of JSuBlyy mex As sool thereafter
ss practicable sas iresl5 . the Treasury is directed
to rsiues Re si,oalssc $4,000 900, and when 50
reduced, tho sti Of the Goyesnn3lt il pledged that
the sane shall 10: % nosea al. Tia bill does NOS say
how the s5orss4ry IS 70 sceonpi sA the fea: imposed
upon him.
81 Ay Sass h9'diag oil Treasury nOss5 mY r.
celvs new issue i- exshsfg' for Oae-SaR o. the
amount and 81 os ilr per cont bonds (he later ex-
enpt from tazaion) for the other hA or Is may rsceNe
the whole amour. IN ether Of ssii bonds.
4.a. Holders Of Treasury notes eatitlei to DO e1-
changes sz new issus nay, until Isl January nsKh re-
eaire II - cent, boadl frsa from axatOn, for I've
hirSs OF ire amour. held by them The offset Of tn
prsViOn Is to suso-r'gs fuOdogaI the four per CENT.
eestess-,s are Only oxsmp. from taxation this yeas
wsss tbs bondl authorised oy this provision are nOi
taxable at al upon principal or interest.
5. HolleTs OF ioas per eea certificates asusd under
N, srs. section Of the Currency AS" NAY s&,Aaags
.hsm for the four pc. cent bsn e abova described at
the rat, Of So Ct tas fO,nsr for TIC o. The later.
6. The said esrtsss ss are 80 Be reeeiVibls in pay
snt Of al G5gssnmeas dlei Vbieh shall have AeSsusd
prior to she lIs Jlnlasy, 1885 sHs.ps import and sT
pot duties, AID isarssr By Ssll'sry shah enAe' the
holder % use ths sans in payment O. sac dues
Tae Bills for the leisf O. csTtaia lns'e fiosS AID
one to punish Hlsss9.ss n ia CATa'' 57FviOe' yer
uasssa. Ali dsab'iug thu pa and ra.eass OF naia-
bars Of Congress, was ictr9ioee-.
FIsa7 IL T4zswnL.--Tbe L'nehbaTs RsPuo3'ea" y
that Il, is rsgor.ss la Asss.divided Els ''sess :
sh.anoos ssndiay par. to DaS.in s1d : soVsfdi
tse Sal, Work This LATER pss'y Il rePo'sS to ha'
bs,i met byour forces o. ssady, n'' .az'Eai Jour
Hosss AID to have. been badly thrasaed We have az
n,y.sals-s Of the AMIR. One account says Gsn. "
Z Jsnes eoumlndea oar forces in the engagement an
.ao.ber awards the command % Gen. John Morgan.
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my19-st
ADJ'r AND INsP'R GENL's OFFICE, |
RIcaNoED, May 18Th, 1854. I
SPECIAL ORDERS,

No. iIs
l. Brgadier General James Kempr win take immediate
command OF the Reserve Of the state Of Virginia. He
will mpe he organizaton and place them a once In SER
Vlcs To this end he authorized to employ all Enrongo.
GERS hereby directed 10 obey his Instructions He will
esabh his Headquarters at such point rs he deem bsS
Oeers OF the QuArterma ster Oomnsary Ordnance and
ciltes.
All Odcsrs the State Of Virginia Of tbs Invalid Corps
such Regular Forces for unassigned
viii immediately report 10 General Kemper who authorised 10
aslgp them temporarily to duly with the Reserves.
By command Of the Secretary Of War;
JOIN w. RIKLY,
Asst Adtt Genr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

NOV READY
IN And for sale at the
Bookstore Of the Publisher
MONKS, Richmond,
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD ARTILLERY.
Compiled from the standard military authorities for the Of
the Confederate States army,
By Major A. W. sTARKE.
This recommended by Major General EEey and Adju
General Cooper and authorized to be- pub
lished by the Secretary Of War;
Recently published
GENERAL ORDERS,
War Department. for 1863 ed under the authority
mt and Inspector General Cooper by H. Robinson
OF the Adjutant and Inspector Generals once.
In press and will be ploshed about the st May proximo
LETTERS TO THE oFFIcER5 IN THE Amy,
Constitutional Refor Confederate Government
dgJtr John
-.
Orders addressed the publisher, enclosing the price, win be
promptly responded to. A. MORRIS,
ap2s-iv Publisher.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19
RNERAL GROCERY AND
STOLEN.

@10A RRWARD.-Taken from Newcastle,
0lOO Hanover county, soRRu .FILLY, three years
ola Ia low order medium sEs; particular
we the right hind foot has white -sbeut half
Whs ehs tracked nearly Hanover Court House. and
a1 heard nom In The possession OF soldier his Fred
ck's Han win give he above reward 70 that viii
nye-ds,S w. n. MACON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

isss-pAiT, 20. s az sDa.h', as three aOniAr
g. ~ srio6, g. psi .saA-
szsNyFEOs, EeAr, t2e uioaEhs, 81 No subscription
Fss,,vsl ios d. han ia no-tL
NnT, iys I, SO 'is nous s. No subscription received
o. - "a. months.
esni'sans.s risk Of tas &C serihsf.
Rcr'taasc ave dollar M "a issue discounted a'eosd-
Ing is ihs II ass tie Tine q reesipl
vhOss Papss are zAsssd Win Or win RadaT-
tAni las; 49,. tern Of oa ESoai % sESro and WI
re- pso7pg th-y Wan tls- ParlI ooEinla4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19
VIRGINIA ARMY AGENCY

VIRGINIA ARMY AGENCY
OLD "OOLUMBIAN HOTEL"
RICHMOND, VA.
THIS establishment is now being re organ
Il upon extensive PLAN and greatly
tribute Is hoped the convenience comfort and relief
Virginia troops.
In connection with II l. conducted
Il Distribution of Army Supplies
contributions Of food clothing supplies
for Virginia soldiers tcers when consigned 70 the
Agent received and forwarded free Of expense 10 the
parties Also,
n Depository of Surplus Baggage Sent from the Field
ALSO,
A WAYSlDE INN,
At which all INDECENT soldiers and ccers OF the Virginia
troops passing through Richmond fuough leave
furnished with odgng aud such subsistence
tons the Agent may be abba TO provide.
A 8. BUPoRD,
Apl5-c2w Virginia Ar my Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

TIE PoRT OF WILMISarOE 0PESED.-A letter received
at the Courier Once Charleston states that the port
Of Wilmington is open. The iron clad Rteigh las
done her work effectively Ga the morning of the 7:h
none Of the bOckaeers we're ia sight. Our iron clad
remains outside to prOec! vessels and drive away the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

PRIsOEEHs.-Up 10 ak O'Clock last night, between
eleven snd twelve hundred prisoners had been received
a. Ihs Libby from the South side. Three or four strsg
glsrs we're PICKED up and brought 10 yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19
@100 REWARD.

&100 REWARD.
VlOO The above reward will be paid for the and
delivery me, any aior, Of my WINSTON, who
made his escAI from my house, Nelson county va ed April
1854
Negro good appearance about feet achss high color
brown; about 80 years old.
Had wife Gordonvie at time, and Is supposed will
attempt 10 make his es ape by this point.
Any trouble expense will be amply renuneraed BY
MAYO CABELL,
ap27-alw WIN. d. oABELL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH.
OUT THE CONFEDERAoY.
QUARrERMAsrEBG GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
q RAILROAD BUREAU, 7
Richmond Feb 20, 1854
THE friends and relatives OF soldiers IN the
IL Army Northern Virginia hereby notified TIA: an ar
ranRoment has this day been effected with he houneO
Company all packages OF food and wearing appAf o
Richmond, Va -, I'll.
To secure the advantages thus obtained through the Express
Company, the fol owing Instructions must DO observed
Packages contain hundred POUNDS %
well plainly Marked aud sent at the expense OF ne
shipper either OF the soldeDs Relief Associations which are
located AZ foliows
In North Carolina Raieghrin South carOns, ct Columbia
Georgia; Augusta; In Alabama al Montgomery or 70 any
oh point which Of these Associations have an ONCE
Tue Associations will there take charge OF Them
Arents o. the respective States Nchmond who VIII see then
distributed 10 the proper individual owners.
10 meet shes soldiers and TO give them certain
and speedy communication with home the southern Express
Company ha agreed 10 give this freight preference over every
thing else and order that Obstacle ocur TO the success
90 audabe enterprise the several railroad companies are
hereby reqaeej 10 render the Express Company such fae
will It 70 make this arrangement complete success
A the Southern Express Company assumes AL responsoh Of
the ranpoon 81 these packages the Relief Associations are
requested withdraw their who have heretofore acted
travelling messengers the Relief Associations VIII establish
agencies rear other armies they enjoy the
privileges hereby occurred 10 the Army Of Northern virginia
y w. sims,
Lieut. Col and Quartsrmaster.
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A. h IA"'S Ss,ar.srmas.sr General.

oPProE soUTHERN EXPRESS 0oMP'Y,l
+ AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. 20, 1854. I
The Southern Express Company hereby no
ay the friends relsves Of soldiers In the Army Of NORTH
Virginia elsewhere thar they prepared 70 carry
In the above card, and that they
win do all In their power 20 fulfill ts requirement.
JAMES SHUTTER
General superintendent aud Acting President
sfs2-d3m Southern Express Company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

q AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF


"a AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE m
THE CONFEDERATE srATEa- tn. NJ ~ hvt nn Of
Mems Christian Association Of Richmond ys.nsc,tr 80
earnestly submit 70 The benevolent and he ,.pec.uy pu.
the ConfedeIste ss an sppeAl behalf fs
has been refuge for those who have been dyen fo sS
homes BY ruthless snenies Thousands ofhspsts wssn
nearly every State OF the coLe have an
midst Gu cifsens have IN
relieve the sick wounded soldiers TO fer
nish clothing for soldiers In the hed tai and
Afford food and shelter for their suffering families End nobly
have hey in the great majority Of instances responded every
appeal 80. III. N. 81 - f
duced and the difficulties Qbtsnng others BIZ ordinary
and great that The funds contributed for the relief
oithe poor can accomplish but little purhang the necess
In written report nom the Clothing Bureau appear
there are more than three thousand females 10 this city who
who work are not fully employed The wages received
for their work viii not enable poor procure
suciency OF The panest children.
msny Of actual starvation have Our
City Council has made liberal appropriation pur-
chase Of supplies both for stutous distribution and for sale
able TO proocre the quantity Of provisions required.
Under these circumstances feel that s duty
iorw.rd without delay contributions Of money nd supplies
Commee Of this Association hiLce the
this Committee has abored zeaiousy and faith
fy the temporal and spiritual welfare OF soldiers and
soldiers not be discouraged the OF
veest and tus last and most glorious psns
for want OF the smPaby and support OF their ends
at home l
Shipments made 70 Roger Martin, Superintendent VIM. p.
hunford Chairman OF he Army Committee, will be promptly at
tended Aud In with special agreement made
with the Superintendent OF the Southern Express Company all
express charges win be paid by them at Richmond.
Contributions OF money should also be nt these gentlemen.
soa SSaI papers sss' requested to copy apna
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19
uAaYK's AKriLLKRY.

This battery l'merly ,cmaa6ied Oy Lieut.. Colonel
Brax On, nov b Caps EiEsrd Es'ys, ware grathsd
to Learn, had no, o MA up 70 Monday evening Is
"a Wth he AMY o. Northern Virginia M military
Orgs,,zrioa ia he -s.vos u composed o. "higher
strung" N seSa, and e;,Aia'y none bal done more eff
Oisat service. Tley can rraoeE thair engagements
with the enemy no. hT ls..-- y B ay tens.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

RAILROAD ACCIDENT Yesterday morning at o'clock,
as the down train on the Richmond and DanVille Rail
road was crossing the bridge over SauntOn river, 80
miles from this city, it into AAt, which there
was piece of artillery. The immediate effect to
stop the trRin but at the time Of this writing the par
euas of the accd Mt have not been learned here and
there are seysral different reports the subject 0ne
is that six or seven soldiers who the ait, we're
killed. number Of peisons the train injured, and the
locomotive thrown from the track and precpitaed into
TIE river carrying enc arch of the bridge along with it.
Another is, that the Engine, though thrown from the
track did not go through to the river below butOdged
on an ahutment of the bridge. We will probably have
The facts OF the affair before going to press.
SDOs the above was written we have obtained cor
req version Of the tflir Is q freight train to
which the accident occurred. Il into apiece Of
artillery which had BY carslsssness or mismansgemsnt
been placed the brdg The engine and several
cars were thrown R tbs track but did not go through
the bridge. Six soldiers stationed at the bridge were
killed aud several wounded The damage to the bridge
vas not believed TO DO suficens TO cause any serious
interruption of the business Of no road. rho train
which wal delayed b. the accident was expected to
mach the q abOu twelve o'clock las. night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19
AN ORDINANCE
ITO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT THE l1TH
i SECTION OF THE ORDINANCE CONCERNING MAR

lPassed April ~, lSbiI -
ordained by the Council Of the City OF Richmond, That
the eleventh section Of the ordinance concerning markets. pa
ed the 18th day Of October 1865 and the Is hereby
repealed and re-enacted 90 . to read ~ follows:
Section IL After market hours, person sell urehase
the other than about market house Us
cincs person shall ofer for sale Al market, bter
eggs fowls fruits vegetables any o.her articles which
purchased market, while their
make and within SIX miles Of market except hut vege
which shall have been produced In smother Sa pro-
duced at distance than miles city, Nor
shall person engaged In selling, at Market butter,
fowls purchste himself or ythe Of another at mark
either for Himself othef person. the day that he
seller thereof butter, fowls ANY violating
this section than forfeit what purchafed and shall for
such violation nne 81 roie's than ten than any
dollars and II he guilty second time Of such Violation,
addition therefor, prohibited forever after
wards either or agent for another from Offering for
either market amp said articles And II any ptron
shall sell, offer for e anything whatever at market IN
sad city after b. shall have been Rohbed the thing so od
offered for SALE shall be forfeited tothe city and be seized ard
sold the clerk Of the market for The benefit Of the city and
the offending shs moreover be 6nsd hy dollars for
each thing so fold, o offered for sale, by him.
A. W. MORTON,
-ap22-1aw2w Clerk Of % uncl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
" delivering 70 me- securing 20 that get him, my nu-
atto boy THORNTON, about 10 years DID, feet Inches
pleasant address and expression. He M my residence
Charlottesville Absnarle county the 10Th February Was
purchased BY six Of Mr. Thomas Crane OF Oupes
per county, 70 which county Be has probably gone.
uhIT--~1 GE0 NJ n0WkH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

ROBBEaE.-on Tuesday night, the stOrehOuss of Mr..
Jesse T. Kseee at his residence, the Oily Spring
was broken into b. theEes and three barres Of -four
carried OF. There haven't been negroes enough i'm
pressed 10 this nelgh5OrhOOd, it would appear.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

BUSINESS HOUSE FOR RENT.-The
IL HOUSE 18th street, recently occupied by E. somer
vile, Il for rent Possession gvea at once
Also No. Porter for hire for the balance OF the year
Applyto DEANE s0MERYILLE,
my5-eodSt "a Basin Row.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

WOrAE wuH HoRSs.-Ths New Yok Observer.
Of the l9h inst c1utans letter fsom It's OorrssPon-
dent a. Larnca in the Island Cyprus (rurkisA d6mini-
on }descr biog Oss rsmlk able sEs aGtIr@ recently
discovered there isnOshing less than woman With
horns grosng Ost Of her head She has one age horn
on the side 81 Der heal OF the sz end consistency of
an ordinary rams tosn besides three four eorncles
on other parts Of the head. The writer states that he
has seen her anih she has been visited by nearly
al the OOnsus AMI Europeans in tbas place. some OF
whom are mskg an effort to secure her for exhibition
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19
nRsIRl Rr.K G00ns

IDRsI3f BILE GOODS.
LIZ la . 1000 yards) a. Augusta Brown shestng
IL pl,' stnglsh BED Tickinp
s. d. super English Bissched Long ClotAs
dc - knglish Bleached sheeing
90 do Donbar DICKSON Co.'s Irish Linen
10 do ga Linen Hucksback
5 d. Engliss White CambIics and ysconets
20 Z, Shecfej Mullins
d d Medium sac Fine Black AIpAcas add Mohals
q d. Hne Black Ergush heriues
q DC All vol Gray, Brown and Black Mouselinep
d. Handsome sprpg Printed Delsnes
~ DO beautiful printed Lawns and 0rgsndfs
BIC. r. * Dress Silks
20 ee.r me.ium and nne Black French Cloths
IS do csdet Gray English Cloths
Bei eT Ttlish Fancy oassmeres
fiaSet ,penders, assorted Buttona =.
Gls1 IA Hosiery
h. itr ed Handkerchief
spoe % On, &C., &c.
For sale 80 ssin street, (sLAUGHTER co . few door.
below Kent ain 4 Co. my9 -2av4ls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19
PATENT SORGHUM on SUGAR. CANE
CRUSHER.

THE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
l. and molssss compe's rely home production One
two cultivated In sorghum will yield sufficient molasss
for consumption on an ordinary farm.
Prepare land, and plant seed eayecure good
Crrsher, and make molasses the Sorghua
natures.
The subscriber has obtained Letters Patent from Che Coincide
States for and improved Sorghum Sugar Case
rapIty with which the juice pressed om Tbs
ssn the saving Of the juice as flows In the econ OF
labor required the machnen simplicity OF contue
on and the with which keptin good uanins order
Is much superior TO the machines heretofore used.
FOR sALE-srATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY Rights.
For and particulars ad the subscriber Bslsve
Post Once Povhatan County Val JOHN BOOKER Esq rho
has model At the once Of Kerr Lyon, Richmond, Va.
sp1- d2i&c3ms THOMAS O. BROWN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

HEADQUARTERS RrsERvn OF STATE CT Va, [
Richmond, May 18th, 1864.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

THRAtN JAIL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il HOLDS IS the Richmond Yredeckburs and Potomac
Railroad ompsa viii be held at the ONCE Of company on
]. B. WINSTON,
my9--1awSv Tressurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

A Ii, persons indebted to the late firm OF
IA TowLEs VOOLFOLK, al Orange @. H., Virginia, are
requisite to come forward ,ee and hsir accounts and
before the LIST day Of June longer ndugence
bc given Those having claims against the said
Arm are earnestly requested 70 present them by that time
The books papers In the possession Of Mr.. Richard
BOulwse, At Orange O. H. who fully authorized 10 settle al
'-'-'' wv J. T. VOOLFOLK,
ap1b-c1ms. Surviving Partner Of Toules voolfolk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

"a Supreme Court Of APP
PeA held at the State Court House, In the city Of Rich
mond, on Tuesday, April 26ih, 1861.
In accordance with the provisions OF the act OF the General
Assembly, passed the ta day Of March, 1884, amending and
e-enachng authorizing the court OF Appeals hold Its
sessions 81 other places than Le1sburg March 12 soS
ordered that the Summer session Of the Suorene Court
Of Appeals shall be held Ooyner Springs In the County o.
ROetourt near to BOnsack Depot the virginia and Tenns
Railroad commencing TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of July
1884, and that Of tits order be published week for
SIX weeks suceesivey each OF the following newspapers
printed In the city Of Edmond, viz:
The whg The senine The Examiner The Dispatch and The
Enquirer.
ap9a-wsW Mt srARKE GO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

nod LIVER OIL. s,<
App' si'.' God Liver on. just ';s'1.' St "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19
&S00 REWARD.

DOR RENTAL excellent Office, with bed
adjoining gas etc In the most desirable snd eeL,
part Of the city. Apply TO r. ID MAED
Attorney at Law, 11tn ct, between Main and Bank
sp22-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-19

To the People of Hanover
+ RESPECTFULLY announce myself Can
i date for the sHgRIPFALTY Of the County Of Hanover be-
fore the knew Deputy and can Judge Of
nv satisfied that three years hard servce
In the not in your eyes, detrset from my claims upon
''-' '-ff YOu obsdisns servant.
spas-c7ss Company @. 9Th Va oAyary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-19
TERMS fgW rs ANXANCE
teeo AZ rHk tNpuF IHG VAR

NHAr OUR rARLoRs SHOULD sE.
IKE Marvel tDonald G.. MachelD
has pcaucd many touchingly beautiful
and loug-to-be.remembered sayings.
bat he following is among his latest
and bcst Don't keep a solemn
carlor into which you 50 but once
meath, with yeur parson OF sewing
society Hang around yeur walls
pictures, which tell stories OF mercy,
hope, courage, faith and charity
Make your living room the largest
aud m0st cheerful in the house. Let
the place be such iha, when your boy
has gone 10 distant lands, or even
when, perhaps, he clings 10 single
plank n the lone waters OF the wida
ocean the thought OF the still home
sicd may come across the dcsola,ion
bringing Away light, hope and love,
Have no Dungeons about your house,
no room you never open, no blinds
that afe always shut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-07-19

A HUNDRED lFARs roo LAIR
When, IN 1894, one Il lhc earliest
fasads q lhe Newcastle Chronicle
sent for insertion the following adyct.
tisemeni, be little dreamI over how
long space Of time responding apph.
cations would be madet
Wanted n middle aged vouan
(who has been a servant in geuiecl
Families, and can be well recommend
toe ter houcsiy) to lake care Of a
sinsl gcntlemuns huuse in the coun.
try She must undertake cooking
ae4 ting out the table. a garden
cri is $50 wanted, no, having but q
smaIl garden to take care o. win be
expected 10 assist occasionally ia the
house or stables Tia man and witc
can undertake The above places, pro.
vlded they are nM iaeumbered wi b
child en, ii will be more agreeable
Apply to the printer ut this mp' r
Yesterday, IN celebration Of lie ern-
tehary Of the Chronicle, we d.j,iHut.
ea among our subscribers rclrpts OF
No. first Published on lhe 2lb I
March, 1864; and If tie niuc ana
twenty advertisement Which il SIN.
tanned, The foregoing stood At the 4e j
The sheet bad not been reis,ucd many
hours, when a respectable worthy
looking couple, entering The pubn,u-
ing Office, and advancing 10 the count
er, innocentIy inquired the address Of
the "single gentleman p All the es-
adjustment was at fault. Its ''oldest
inhabitant' could not remember the
name Of the advertiser. The rustic
bachelor was unknown. NJ account
stood against him in the books Of the
Office. Time Lad written over him,
Non est HE was clean gone--he, his
genteel house and small garden, ,--all
were forgotten. And the honest app
plicants who offered themselves SO un-
expectedly in answer to his call were
apprised, to their astonishment, that
they were a hundred years TOO late.--.
Newcasde Chronicle.