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Notice to Dealers.

! The taxes on sales for the quarter ending June
3Oth 1864 owing to the invasion of the enemy have
not been able t. be assessed 1t an earlier period
Dealers can meet al the Assessors in Staunton on
Monday and Tuesday uly 25th and Goth, when
they can return and paw said taxes on sales, 9TH
within 50 DAYS from sh. date or double tax viii
be required.
I,,1r
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Argutta Covnts Court Clerks Office, to wst
ESERkAY:
TNAKEN up bv Robert Scott on his land In said
i county OF the following description
heifer of yellow color, some white in face sup
posed to be three years old and appraised at $500
BY Jacob Vanear and Benz. Stuart, before David
Blackwook, j p.
Extract Teste.
w. A. BURNETT, D. C.
July 8--3t
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Gs See advertisement Of r. r Mar
shall in another column. lie has Gotten
Yarn. Cotton Cloth and Tobacco, which be
viii exchange fer Bacon, Cattle &c.
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N E w C Q o D $ ]!

N e w G O Q . s
TUST received on consignment lot of superior
- ENGLISH NADER PRINTS
MOURNING ORGANIZES,
REPPD MUSL1NS,
LADIES FINE POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS.
LADIES FINE WHITE HOSE,
&C., sc.
which we will sell low for cash.
1ATLETT & Abby.
July l5-tf
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5000 Reward =

5000 Reward
Runaway from the subscriber, near West View,
Augusta county, on Thursday night, the goth OF
June, Negro man named.
y q G Tx
about 10 years old, copper color, white speck on
the ball of one eye. He had when be left a
green SLOUGH hat and pair of capped boots. No
of nerclothng recollected.
The boy was raised in Petersburg and Is like
lymaking his way in that direction.
will give the above reward ifdeliyered to me
or secured so that get him.
JOHN KELLER, Jr.
July ST
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NOTICE..

.tTRAY ED from the EARN of the suhscriber
- about the 18th of June last, two dark red
Steers Setween two or three years old, with an
under keel IN the right ear. Any information
will be thankfully received, or if returned | will
pay liberal yard.
JOHN D BROWN.
july 3-tf
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NDxTsT(tF.-

CTAYED from my premises, in Staunton, about
~ ten days before the occupancy of the town by
the Yankees, small white COW, with redish ears
and legs. eur years old. She had ear marks,
but one had been torn by dog so tn at i do not
remember them. She was giving milk anv infor-
nation that will lead to her recovery will be lib
orally rewarded by the subscriber.
EDWIN L. EDMONDSON.
Stanton Va, July ST
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NEW GOODS.
s. III. III IL B
NEXT DOOR TO MRS BRANDYBURGS

Is now receiving neat and well selected assert.
L ment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, and Dye stutfs
which he will sell as low the times will Justify.
Among the Dry Goods will be found of variety
of STYLES and patterns Of Ladies Dress Goods COM
prising
CALICOEa.
MUSLlNS,
ALPACCAs, dc.
skirts extra quality. Boss, assorted colours, Cen
teinnes neck ties different styles, Shirts. white
und coloured, Shirt collars, Brown and Bleached
cotton cloth, she citing do yds wide, Cotton warn
from No to Is white Cambrcks plain and bar
rel Goat Pants, Vest and shirt Buttons, patent
thread different colours. together with a variety
of ether articles in this line not enumerated.
GROCE lies.
Rio Coffee a superior article, Gunpowder and
Imperial Tea, fnefayor, Brown Sugar Of excellent
quality.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Extract of Logwood, Copper as. Cap and note pa
per Envelopes. Lead Pencils, Hats of dihercn t
styles and qualities, Tobacco. Chewing and Smo
king, Cigars, Black Pepper, &C.,
The above comprises in part the assortment OF
goods now in store. and will be constantly receiv-
ing fresh supplies througho out the season.
l take this method Of returning my sincere
thanks to the people of Stanton, and the County.
for tie ve-y liberal encouragement extended to
me whilst engaged in business at former period
and hope bv strict attention to busiress at this
time, and adopting the wholesome method of quick
sales and short profits, that | shall still return
their good opinion. and consequently receive .
share their patronage.
N. B. Country produce Of all kinds taken in ex-
change for goods.
Stanton June 8-tf
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HEAD Q'ks VALLEY Dist.
MAY 2lST 1861. !

spEr1AI. ORDERS,
NO. AZ.
The Bri9adier Gen Commanding had scarceivv
lecmed it necessary ~ impress upon the officers
and troops in this District, the Importance to ths
Atmy and The Government of protecting the htv
crop Of the Valley hut case Of fragrant disre-
gard Of private rights d public interest has been
reported to him. IN which officer of the ore
serves" himself a farmer, turned bis company
no ses into a meadow, WHARF there was abnn-
dance Of grass profpred which not intended
for moving. To prevent a recurrence OF such
wastetul Of the forage OF this valley. all Off
GERS and men in the line, and all wagoners and en-
ployees of the several branches OF the Military
vice in this District are positively prohibited from
pasturipg their animals upon any meadow lands
Intended for moving, without the previous e"u
sent of the owner. except in .ae Of extern
necessity in the face OF The enemy. when the com
handing officer NAV impress what 10 absolutely
necessary for the tire being
Citizens are requested, and al post and other
Officers a, ere CURED TO reaort to these Head Q1aI
tiers any violation Of this order together with tho
names. rank and command Of the offenders, IN or
der tina. they may Se promptly punished
By Order of
BRIG GEN. IMBODEN.
n. J. HULL, A. D. G.
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FornrsT.-The following paragraph i
fr"m an Atiauta letter lii the Augusta Tan
s'ttnssondfa:
A desIa'ch has just hecn received f.cn
Gen For 81, who says that ifhe could be liz,
at Sherman, he would force him to retrea,
IN week.
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A Change in the Cabinet.

1t is understood that Mr.. George A.
Trenholm, OF South Carolina, has been ap-
pointed Secretary Of the Treasury, as the
successor Of Mr.. Memminger, resigned, ard
that he entered upon the duties Of the po-
sltlon Yesterday. Mr.. Trenholm is MEM
Der of the firm Of Frayser, Trenholm d
Go, of Charl eston and Liverpool, aud well
versed ia fna ncal matters,
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MOI ICE-
~ The public is hereby canton
ed against trading for purchasing the certificate
# A. F. Kinney. C.. s. Dppositary at staunton,
Va. No. 1874. da FED March l6. 1864. for ak thou
sand dollars in four per cent. bonds issued in my
nave. the same having been lost or mislaid, ard
uo:ice is hereby given hat application will be made
for the renewal 0. the sarae
HUGH G. GUTHRIE.
TIL,
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General Joseph +. Johnston has been
relieved of the command of the Army OF
Tennessee. now operating in Northern
Georgia, and General John B. Hood ap-
pointee as his successor.
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1XJANTED.-
w Fifty bushels Of Wheat or ten bar
rels OF Flour. for which fair price in SPECIE
will be PAID. Apply at VINDICAFOR OFF4CE.
Feb =
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GTAUN TON GA G I'M Y A N V
~ A meeting Of the Stockhold ers Of thi. com
panv will be held at the store of Messrs. CARRIER
and Prize. on Monday evening, August 22d. 1894,
at O'Clock. The object Of the meeting is TO m.se
arrangements for the management Of the works.
expired.
Bv order Of the Board.
JOS. A. WADDELL, President
Stanton, July 27--4t
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Esg~ NJ persons indebted to the MesssNGTR
prior to the 23rd day Of Decenbei la63, wI piease
remit the amount due to
MACFAkLANE Il FERG CSSOT,
Richmond, IA
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cll0 Il 4 w 4 II D.
sSEJO Stolen from the pas
areof d. W. Koyner, about the 10th of June,
adium sized
l:E.ACN HORSE,
about five vesr. old very lame from the partial
loss of the hoof both fore feet ratb eY gay IN APP
pearaece and moved we'll.
will p.y the shove reward for the return OF the
horse to Mr.. ID. w. Kovner. or any information
that will lead to his recovery,
Capt. E. A. FULCHER.
July PITS 10th Va. Cavalry.
4 TTENTION AUGUSTA RESERVES
Company G. will assemble 4 stautcn on August
Ist. prepared for service.
- : ~ : JAS. c. COCHRAN, Capt.
July PTS
TyOR SALE
Il A very fine mare and colt fine
as any in the State. Enquire at the indicator
Office.
July %, 1861. 1t.
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NJ c0VFrPEycE C0llTTTEES

i. is due 10 the IN mbegs Of tas Committees Of Cor
ference, vlO perfected and gave 6na shape to the i'm
porant m,asues published Yesterday, that their names
SHOULD be made known 90 the publ,. They aboFed
zsslously and continuously ct the sork committed TO
t5Cm. END are eutlcd 20 credit, a. ieasi for the as
81 ui,7, and devotion 70 lhs public i-eres which they
displayed, IN re discharge Of their important and deli.
cate trusL
Tle Tax and Cu,.eucy Bills were committed to
Nessrs. Hunter S.mmss and Or, On the part Of the
Senate, aud A-ssss. Baldwin, B3yce ard Lyoa, OF
Ala en- the patio, he House. Er. Bgyc teslined to
sign the report upon Ite currency bill; hr Baldwin
declined 10 sg7 Gi-5,r rePor-
Toe Military BHl IS c,mmt,cd 10 &essrs. Sparrow
wgsu and johnson, Of Ga On the par: Of the Senate,
aud 20 Hsssrs CaT.o1, Sssu and HO'eombc, on the
pls' Of tho House.
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D4yoF FtyTTyG AND PRAYER


Ia following resolution, Introduced IN the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES yes,eraAy By AZ FaEroE, Ct South
O.rolna, vas alOp,ed BY both Hcu'es;
~Rsvsrsu.ly recognizing the providence Of God in
ths sfirs Of ren, and gratefully remembering the
guidance support aud deigeranee granted 70 cur pa
iro, fathers 10 the memorable which resulted in the
iudep-nGen.e az the American Colonies; snd nov To
posing ia Hun our supreme conf ienc3 snd hope, ir the
presen, struggle for civil aad rel gious freedom, and for
the rigds 20 I've Ter governments o, our own choc
aud deeply impressed WITH The conviction thlt without
20, nothing Is stsolg, netting wise aad nothing
dls1s; IN order that the people Of tbs Coafedeaey
may have tce Opportunity at The same time, OF Offering
thsr alterations g Che Gsea, Sovereign Of he Ulver e
OF pen;ently con6s.i1g their sns aud strengthening
Their vOEs and p1p5se5 o. Amendment, ~ humble re-
h4rcs on H gracious a M A mighty power,
"Ths Congress Of re Confederate States 90 R'solrs
That be recommended 70 the poodle Of these Staies,
bai Friday the dsy Of April next be set apart and
observed a day O. humliaion fasting ard prayer,
"a. Aluigaiy Goa would 50 prcsi!e over our public
clu-cs sad authorities; that lie would inspire our
ar.nes and ssir i2dsrs ea wisdom, colyags a1d per-
sNeraact; sni 80 manifest Hlsd in The greatness Of
Iii z 0cness acC soc uaj,s,y Of Hs power, at sc
ay be "a ,y and successfully Ted through tae war 70
'Wleh ee $40 being subjected, TO he a. annens OF an
hontrlals ps-ci; 20 teas While enjoy the 81 ssinss
OF a fee and tsgp7 government ve HSy sserbs to IN
tbe homer AID The gosy Of pro PeI, and iidspeE-
d-Uccn
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ENROLLING OFFICE.
4rH CONC DIS OF Va.
Petersburg. Jan. ooh, 1864.
Enquirer copy.

ENROLLING N0TICE.--ln obedience to
II General Orders No ana Generals ofioe dated Rich
mond Jsnu S6t and thar previous ordeT' AL VINE
beiweea tn ages eighteen AMI rIhye yea IN the an Con-
geslonl Dlstre VI gns, not the Army kols or
enrolled oonscdps and nov regularly detailed VIII
report themselves Enrolling ocer for examination by the
I'd and enrolment the following places and aa1e
Persons dcg city OF Peysburg at the Enrolrg Of
Gee Exchange Building tae s2 50 and An days Of
0usaSstaad H. February sh, 9th and 1Ota.
Goochlaad II. February 18th and 1851.
Powhatan o II, February l5l, lon and lIth
Amelia II, February ION and goth.
NOitOEsy n, February ESD 24,h and 2oh. o,
Chesterfield U h. March 4th, 9Th and Ith.
Prince George d. March lO.h, 1lth and 18th:
nowrsSuAy detailed the tpened those who At any
time discharged from the army persons who have been
lion OF conspts (ezcspl persons onown confirmed disability,
who will not be require 70 report IN person. IN ShSa cases
Enrolling officers will make spee Iepos and all persons who
have exempted heretofore by son OF having furnished
| substitutes
heretofore from reason shaeve viii report IA emyt a.
sad time an places with evidence Of Their claims to exemption,
| or the pu rpcse Of having said exemption revised
Persons reporting will provide themselves win alsast taFee
@ days raOni and necessary coans 70 maze Themselves
comfortable In camp ). =; HEATH,
An c. D.Va.
Attention called to the following extract from Circular:
Richmond, Jan. IL, lsS4
To cOnnandsnt Of conscriPs:
distinct roll viii be kept OF persons thus elreled q. oi
persons who have furnishes tuosate containing the name OF
substitute, date q u0suton the Company aud Keg'
myn which the substitution was made and ss far a, PTae
cable whether The substitute i sun IA the service and not
whether lost by desertor, discharge or casually.
By command CT Col. JOus s. Pa,srOs, sqPt -,.u,,.
A. a. Genera.
Persons reporting who have furnished subtiue vii bring
formation as enable the Enrolling officer to make the roll
qured by these instructions. J. Z HsAIHs
fe4-c4t 9TH Con. Dis, Va
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THE CITY

THE CARisnAS, SCHOLAR AND soLDIEr.-PfOfsssor
Lewis Minor Coleman deceased late Of the University
Of Virginia, and more recently Lieutenant Colonel Of
the lst Regiment Virgins Artillery, will form the sub
ject Of lecture 20 be delivered te-1gbt iOitho"! re
gard to rsaihsr in the First Presbyterian Church, by
the Rev Dr. Burrows Ct this city. yr. Ooleuaa's life
was sacrificed on the s, and Tor tbe sake of his native
State sud country Ike much OF TIE best blood of the
land bis was poured forth in the noble cau'e of liberty
De. Burrows, we learn, has been selected by the late
Mr CO friends to prepare memorial of hs lite.
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80 - ~ 10 RIgRNoND.a

TIE fiosiug kilograms rom Washington in New
York papsrz (iaa lo.h iast aeknool dgo The IA lure
Of Size recel. sen51a.ralicn against Ri'smood:
Tie civilians and political critic Of The amy are IL
dig ant TIA. The las cssh the direction Of Reamot
should be afforded vilh such signal tG!,Ts. Their
plaus were al Be- iect and they clnncJ how tho
err occu.ed number OF excl ed in6ig duals have
been i p,zu-1g Ls COMMITTEE on The Conduct OF the
War to Iepog. &C. morrow thar somebody has bunder d.
20 tda. Tie shortcomings Ot ihs military ostesls NAY
b. sen. Ia Cd. end suo.a,r slciih5a be made.
Rcm5ss Pr. vii CT he arrest o. prominent cheers
vho Tad she l.a raid OF K olmo1d in charge.
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cqrralyg geaIf CIV J0Hysr0yS ANN

Ths foIouing ga extract lsOn letter from an CHI
Ger C General Johrseu's army, Ga 10 position: "Ihe
troops ase an in confer abe lOgaous,s. AID cur "a
tons fair, so thai there much better spr i and more
eouteuta-ul Tle moa. too, are ge.irg furougha one
Cor every ten men O. regiments Internationally re-
enls.rg for the var Vto have de;esmi; ed to re-
enlist O.hes regiments g.: lurl7ughs one for tEeniy-
i've (25 mep. TIE rc-sulssment spiri Is slrongi more
than haf tail army having expire sci their de efmra.
ton to see he var through to che bitter end Absen
teeisn IS much diminished, ard se viii be ready for
Granite oRva- mcye when e IS"
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TIE TRUE SPIRIE.

Many OF he favnsrs OF ;se gaiiaa. Old county Of
Raekbr5ge, Vs. have pa. themselves and ,hes families
On h.. rstlu8 81 a,ar ils. hey nay thereby have
larger ar9u, 10 sell % ere Goge.ame-t for the uss Of
tn 81.
t. tae right ssilt Ii any class Of FerlOns must
be pu short saa02s j. should b. taos3 wac remain
at kos W-eu tle h-usr- hroughou' me Oonfede-
ra,y foi, tls example CT ths pasrio &c farmers Of
Roek5rd - vii b. one Of she haPPes: Acquires OF
cur s1cc 81 az expire sol more potent than al the
resolutions hst could b. adoped Of our determination
10 be fee
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asAsO, $500 Conf bODd, reg'd 'Os, sl2l; $500 Va.
reg'd bonds, SO, $685. $1,000 Oily of Richmond, due
lsi Oct 81, szO4 81 600 do due LIST N:v. Ca S222,
81 600 co due let DEC. 1926; $4,000 DO. pat cue,
S2O7; 81 600 Montgomery county bond SIG; $4,000
Henry couoty do, sls5; 81. 600 and R r, reg'd,
$2i7,
Aso IS shares Va Fire and Marine Insurance, Ss2; 10
do sol; 30 DO 500; SO4 DO Merchants Inurance, $40;
IS do $7OB; 285 do $7l; 10 Go 7O4 100 do Farmers
Bank of Fncaste (7sr s5o $40; Is do Exchange Bank,
Slsl; 10 do Bagk Of Richmond, sl46 so do Sl45; so
do slRi; so do sI42; do Bank of Virginia (Oar 500
sl4I; 10 DO Va Central r sl6O; 10 DO Sl51; 30 do
Jane River Packet Co SlS4; so do Orange and Alex
.RRS $50; share Richmond Importing aud Exporting
Co S725
Also, sIOO gold coin at s22i 800 silver coin at s2o
and $47 foreign cOia at S3ll.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

.TsrAsOS In the Earylesd Leg saiurs rec MY Me-.
CT uee offered Esouon il relation to the comments
Of reporter on speech Of bis. and, before coreu3 ng
be remarks on the res,u.i37 b'a1Ohei eff into re-
yes If he acts ~ the pescn. Administration stain
q a. the peoos fa an avn hour entrusted them With TIE
control Of tae Government and they are row reap ng
TIRE fruits Of this madaess Jolly ard delus'On- Fiery
bcdy kcous bas he Abolonj,s caused this cruel Wsr,
aid the sCorfderltes" may have beel WFon bu. they
acted On a g.orioas principle.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

TEE PRccTOa of the Unversity of Virginia was pan-
folly Injured few days stree in stepping on the plat
form OF the Gre at the University station while the train
was in notion The FISH Of the cheek was so badly
tom as 10 hang down on one side the lower part
o. the fac, He was taken charge Of by DR.. Mckenzie
athe hospital, bis wound sewed up and dressed, and
Al last a,cornis he was doing we'll
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

NV MARKET, Feb. lite Kucxvile Wing, oftbe
18Th has been received Il contains ltdc news of IN
t.rest. 1t is hoped that Soho6eld viii bring order out
of the cor tusio in military rs in that department
Flour is stllug at $40 per BARREL and corn meal at
So per bushel There Is great desttnon, particularly
among the poorer class:s Weather quite cold to day
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
COMMISSIONERS oFPIoE,


DY Decree of the Circuit Court Of The city
ID Of RoAmord Goth OF November 1880 in the suit Of
Marshas adm W and ais directed 70 inquiie
eesu and report objections rsed BY l. A. Gcd
din and by Thompson, Jf OF AMI through COUNSEL
1T No. u.s. mentioned In The report Of Arthur A. horsen,
and led in this the 2Sa Of July
Aud ny decree Of Court OF the 4h Of May 1861,
the suit of Wilson Winston and els an directed TO
ascertain nQu re report whether Eale Of the said lot No
40 expedent further 70 TAXA account Of how much
remains du defendant james A. Seldom, trustee under
The Ann Winston, deceased, In ne bill mentloned
and the surplus proceeds Of sale any Of the lots
sold viii De properly spportlonabe dvD among the heirs
az winston, ed and the ec,ve shares
ysnosmen tbs said James Winston deceased
n hs life any his srs for which they should be
coming uo said appotonmen or aisson and the
amou Of The
And by decree Of the Court the e9a Nay, 1861
Ia the suit II Wnstons ADM Wilson's eAr &c, d.
ectsd 70 inquire ssertln report what ymenis
by Biosos, deceased, towards judgment OBJ
oy Wior deceased, tue cebt la that BEHALF
either the said james Wilson In his e lis epreenatve
any snce and what the balance Il Of the said
Judgment debt s remaining unpaid and wi ether the said udg
released by the said James WI son. deceased
his representatives Of ht whttner agreement
10 that b hall has ever been made any hm
tton or valid defencs against the said any
specially ted deemed PERTINENT qud by parry
TO be specially stated.
Tee parties hereby notified that have hxed WE'D
NESDkg 9h day aTch, 1854 at 10 o'clock A. NJ at my
Office the city Of Achmond the time and place 70 execute
tns Aforesaid decrees.> rHOs. J. EVANS,
feS-W4W Oomm'r In Ohancerv.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERClAL.

RICaxoED, Feb II, 1854.
Messrs. Lancaster & Co.'s auction sale of
bonds AID stocks took pace to day-h. T. W. Keesee,
aue nse As this was the 6rst sale silee the Promul'
gaiio1 of tbs fanCal legislation Of Congress, unusual
interest attached to it, and the attendance vas coase-
quenly, large. The result of the sale irdeae CD
average advance Of about ten per cent on bonds and
s.ocAs-lss than vas generally expected. We sub
join list Of the p;ic.s Toe bonds we're sold With in
teres. sdded
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ENROLLING NOTICE.

ENROLLING OFFICE
FIRST CoSG DIsT. or Va,
January 20, 1854
IN obedience to General Orders, No. 3, and
Generals once dated Richmond, January 9th, 1864 and
other previous ORDERS AL white males beween the ages OF
teen fortyave In the First Congressional District Of
moi nov rolls herst fore enrolled 90 censcrps
pg oce or examination by Medical Board and enrolment
Rtths following places and dates;
Middlesex, -,
Mathews, A, ssluda, February lst 30 and Sd.
Gloucester, -
King and Queen-At SSsvenssile, February sh and sh
Klns WilnAm-At King William y. H., February lola anu
10Th. -,
T notice includes every person heretofore enrolled and now
reguay detailed speohsd these Who ma We
Al anv time been discharged from the army; persons who have
been discharged by The Tx smnng boAtd spponteo Tor e tx
annng cjnsclips Except persons OF kno~n conhrnea
abity who will required 10 report IN rson, 10 when
enroliug officers Will make special repor aud all
per who have been exempted heretofore py reason
furnished substitutes ,,
AI perso who have exempted ir;m military service
from any whatever, will report themselves ~
said times and places vita evidences OF their claims 70 Ae
. "a for the purpose OF having said exemption revised
Persous recording provide themselves with al eatt tee
days ard necessary oohnS to make themselves eoo
table In camp. NJ = p.vvr
Enrolling oHces lSt Cong. Dist. Va
The undersigned, one of the Examining Board
for the First Congressional District Virginia. under General
Orders No 50 A. and Generals chie tea Aohmcnd NC
yeRber ga 1861 hereby gives TO al whom nsY concern
upon the above places ana oA'es lot e
nation fconsep who shall assemble in puruanee the SoVVs
n0''s' H GRESHAM,
n4-e4 Examining Surgeon
RsS-Enquirer copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

LErrm Fsox A THlu.-Tbe following note from a
thief to the Oruer OF trunk he had sOlea, desded-
ly cool;
WINnsFOS, y. O., Eeb. the s,h.
Mr.. Jones;
Dear sir--I s,rd you your letters, would send your
trunk, but think can make use OF = wYsalf. am
verv much obgc,d 70 you for De suit o; clothes and
the oranges trey vas yer7 nc, also, them pair Of
shoes. rcuii IKE Tor yau ssud me the key.
Very respectfully,
A SOLDIER.
P. s.-Bs more careful Wi.h your trunk the next
Tina
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-18

HAssisa OF DsssRrEss.-T5s Kinstou q. o. cor
rssponlsnt Of the Rleigh -Conleiera,s says fVe de-
ssr;srs who went 20 NeEberu and took up arms against
their lard and siuds hanged in Kinsion on the
l2h ins Taey rad lste TO say, except one, who en-
trsatrd his old cor ds5 IL 20 stand y their flag
and never dessr. urdsT a7y ereum7tlnces whatever
lest they should conn 10 te isnomniOu3 eod Of those
Who we're then about to die the loa's death aid 6 the
feoas gave.