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Brev (search for this): article 1
n (mounted,) 5; brass 12-pdr howitzer, (not mounted,) 1; brass (mounted) mountain howitzer, 3; iron 12-pdr cannon, (mounted,) 8; iron 6-pdr cannon, (mounted,) 26; iron 4-pdr cannon, (mounted,) 13; iron 6-pdr cannon, (without limbers,) 5; iron 4-pdr rifled cannon, (without limbers,) 1; iron 6-pdr cannon, (not mounted,) 12; iron 4-pdr rifled cannon, (not mounted,) 4; Williams guns, 10; caissons, 6-pdr, 6;muskets, altered percussion, in good order, 1,735; muskets, Springfield, 300; Reed's rifles, (cavalry,) 400; rifles, 220; rifles, Austria, 200; rifles, Mississippian, 20; carbines, (cavalry,) 103; sabres, (cavalry,) 225; muskets being repaired, 4,000; muskets without bayonets, 1,110. I have the honor to be, Very respectfully, Chas. Dimmock, Brev. Brig. Gen., Chief of Ordnance of Va. The message and accompanying documents were, on motion of Mr. Buford, laid upon the table and ordered to be printed. The Militia bill was then taken up and discussed until adjournment.
S. B. French (search for this): article 1
ry, Army Northern Virginia4,500 214unattached companies — artillery, infantry, and cavalry18,248 Total number of men102,915 Of the sixty-four infantry regiments, only sixty-one have rolls on file in this office, and only nineteen cavalry regiments. The rolls are very defective in all arms of the service. The above statement does not embrace recruits or conscripts furnished by the State of Virginia, of which we have no returns. S. Cooper. Adjutant and Inspector General. To Col. S. B. French A. D. C., &c. Gen. Dimmock's report. Headq'rs Va. Ord. Dep't, Richmond, Oct. 6, 1863. Wm. H. Richardson, Adj't Gen'l: General — I have the honor to report, in answer to a call from the Legislature, through the Governor of the Commonwealth, as follows: Arms issued Between October 1st, 1859, and October 1st, 1863.--Cannon, pieces, 399; Muskets, 103,840; Rifles, 6,428; Carbines, 795; Musketoons, 446; Pistols, 4,438; Sabres, 7,863. Remaining on Hand in the Virginia
William H. Richardson (search for this): article 1
n102,915 Of the sixty-four infantry regiments, only sixty-one have rolls on file in this office, and only nineteen cavalry regiments. The rolls are very defective in all arms of the service. The above statement does not embrace recruits or conscripts furnished by the State of Virginia, of which we have no returns. S. Cooper. Adjutant and Inspector General. To Col. S. B. French A. D. C., &c. Gen. Dimmock's report. Headq'rs Va. Ord. Dep't, Richmond, Oct. 6, 1863. Wm. H. Richardson, Adj't Gen'l: General — I have the honor to report, in answer to a call from the Legislature, through the Governor of the Commonwealth, as follows: Arms issued Between October 1st, 1859, and October 1st, 1863.--Cannon, pieces, 399; Muskets, 103,840; Rifles, 6,428; Carbines, 795; Musketoons, 446; Pistols, 4,438; Sabres, 7,863. Remaining on Hand in the Virginia Armory on the 1st October, 1863.--Brass 6-pdr cannon (mounted,) 5; brass 12-pdr howitzer, (not mounted,) 1; brass (m
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ution to prevent the issuing of commutation of clothing to State forces, which was agreed to by the Senate. Mr. Christian, of Augusta, reported a bill from the Committee on Roads to regulate the rates of toll on railroads and canals. Mr. Coghill submitted a resolution that the Committee on Roads inquire into the expediency of increasing the vote of the State in such internal improvement companies as cannot otherwise obtain a quorum by reason of the inability of corporations or individuals holding shares of stock to appoint proxies to attend. Mr. Coghill, from the Committee of Courts of Justice, reported back the memorial of citizens of Richmond, asking the passage of a law for the suppression of speculation in gold, silver and bank notes, and the prime necessaries of life, and asked that the committee be discharged from its further consideration, a bill having been reported on the subject. The resolutions of the House, reaffirming the determination of the State to
D. J. Williams (search for this): article 1
, 446; Pistols, 4,438; Sabres, 7,863. Remaining on Hand in the Virginia Armory on the 1st October, 1863.--Brass 6-pdr cannon (mounted,) 5; brass 12-pdr howitzer, (not mounted,) 1; brass (mounted) mountain howitzer, 3; iron 12-pdr cannon, (mounted,) 8; iron 6-pdr cannon, (mounted,) 26; iron 4-pdr cannon, (mounted,) 13; iron 6-pdr cannon, (without limbers,) 5; iron 4-pdr rifled cannon, (without limbers,) 1; iron 6-pdr cannon, (not mounted,) 12; iron 4-pdr rifled cannon, (not mounted,) 4; Williams guns, 10; caissons, 6-pdr, 6;muskets, altered percussion, in good order, 1,735; muskets, Springfield, 300; Reed's rifles, (cavalry,) 400; rifles, 220; rifles, Austria, 200; rifles, Mississippian, 20; carbines, (cavalry,) 103; sabres, (cavalry,) 225; muskets being repaired, 4,000; muskets without bayonets, 1,110. I have the honor to be, Very respectfully, Chas. Dimmock, Brev. Brig. Gen., Chief of Ordnance of Va. The message and accompanying documents were, on motion of Mr. Bu
Virginia (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
arge of Col. Shields. Respectfully, John Letcher. Gen. Cooper's report. Statement of the number of troops furnished the Confederate States by the State of Virginia, as taken from the first rolls on file in the Adjutant and Inspector General's office: 64regiments of infantry52,490 20regiments of cavalry14,175 2regiments of artillery1,779 28battalions cavalry, infantry, and artillery11,717 9battalions artillery, Army Northern Virginia4,500 214unattached companies — artillery, infantry, and cavalry18,248 Total number of men102,915 Of the sixty-four infantry regiments, only sixty-one have rolls on file in this office, and only nien cavalry regiments. The rolls are very defective in all arms of the service. The above statement does not embrace recruits or conscripts furnished by the State of Virginia, of which we have no returns. S. Cooper. Adjutant and Inspector General. To Col. S. B. French A. D. C., &c. Gen. Dimmock's report. Headq'rs Va. O
United States (United States) (search for this): article 1
of Delegates: In response to the resolution adopted by the House of Delegates, I have the honor to transmit the accompanying reports from Adjutant-General Cooper, of the Confederate Government, and Gen. Dimmock, of the Ordnance Department of Virginia. I have only to add that over 30,000 conscripts have passed through the camp of instruction, in charge of Col. Shields. Respectfully, John Letcher. Gen. Cooper's report. Statement of the number of troops furnished the Confederate States by the State of Virginia, as taken from the first rolls on file in the Adjutant and Inspector General's office: 64regiments of infantry52,490 20regiments of cavalry14,175 2regiments of artillery1,779 28battalions cavalry, infantry, and artillery11,717 9battalions artillery, Army Northern Virginia4,500 214unattached companies — artillery, infantry, and cavalry18,248 Total number of men102,915 Of the sixty-four infantry regiments, only sixty-one have rolls on file in
Austria (Austria) (search for this): article 1
(mounted,) 5; brass 12-pdr howitzer, (not mounted,) 1; brass (mounted) mountain howitzer, 3; iron 12-pdr cannon, (mounted,) 8; iron 6-pdr cannon, (mounted,) 26; iron 4-pdr cannon, (mounted,) 13; iron 6-pdr cannon, (without limbers,) 5; iron 4-pdr rifled cannon, (without limbers,) 1; iron 6-pdr cannon, (not mounted,) 12; iron 4-pdr rifled cannon, (not mounted,) 4; Williams guns, 10; caissons, 6-pdr, 6;muskets, altered percussion, in good order, 1,735; muskets, Springfield, 300; Reed's rifles, (cavalry,) 400; rifles, 220; rifles, Austria, 200; rifles, Mississippian, 20; carbines, (cavalry,) 103; sabres, (cavalry,) 225; muskets being repaired, 4,000; muskets without bayonets, 1,110. I have the honor to be, Very respectfully, Chas. Dimmock, Brev. Brig. Gen., Chief of Ordnance of Va. The message and accompanying documents were, on motion of Mr. Buford, laid upon the table and ordered to be printed. The Militia bill was then taken up and discussed until adjournment.
John McDonald (search for this): article 1
Negroes for Hire --Consisting of field hands, cooks, washers and ironers, girls and boys, by the day, week, or month. Apply at the grocery store southeast corner of 25th and Broad streets, to John McDONALD. oc 9--1t
D. H. Hill (search for this): article 10
ty dollars reward --Ranaway from the subscriber, on the evening of the 28th inst, a young negro man named John, formerly the property of Mr. Charles Cook, of Hanover, by whom he was sold on the morning of the 28th inst, at the auction house of Hill, Dickinson & Co. Said negro is about 19 years of age, beardless, and has a small scar upon the shin of his right leg; black, straight, and well proportioned. The above reward will be paid upon his delivery to Hill, Dickinson & Co or myself. Robnaway from the subscriber, on the evening of the 28th inst, a young negro man named John, formerly the property of Mr. Charles Cook, of Hanover, by whom he was sold on the morning of the 28th inst, at the auction house of Hill, Dickinson & Co. Said negro is about 19 years of age, beardless, and has a small scar upon the shin of his right leg; black, straight, and well proportioned. The above reward will be paid upon his delivery to Hill, Dickinson & Co or myself. Robert H Davis. [se 30--ts]
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