The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-26
VIRGINIA INTRLLTGRNCE.

THE CADETs.-These young soldiers, the Oh
h 2, al s are s 10 %
of the Institute and Of the Cadets who join the ex
cursion to the Cockade city.
Pvctessors.-Col Francis H. Smith, Superinten
| dent and Professor of Mathematics
Cadet s. Crutchfeld, Acting Assistant Professor
of Mathematics
| Major R. E. Colston, Professor of the French
| Language.
oaartermasters-R. H. Catlett, J. F. Alexander,
Spottsylvania.
Captains.-M. n Norman, Campbell county; g.
| p. G. Rumbough, Campbell county
| Lieatenaats.-W. Y. c. White, Washington coun
| ty; X. NJ. Mckinney, Campbell county: F. w. Smith
Norfolk city; J. J. McAllister, Isle of Wight; T. H.
owen, Halifax county
| Ser9eants.-W. T. Hardy, Norfolk city; p. p
| Slaughter Madison; j. McCausland, Mason; r. b
Taylor, Norfolk city; j. ]. Smith, Alexandria; J
Read, Roanoke; H. Ker, Northampton A. NJ Faun
tleroy, Frederick S. G. White, Dinwiddie; J. Ker,
Northampton; A. Fulkerson, Washington county
G, w. Hardy, Norfolk city; J. q Richardson, Nor
| folk county.
Coyporais.-L. L. Marks, Petersburg L. w
| Reid Alexandria; M. B. Hardin, Alexandra; g.
c. Orgain, Charles City; ]. NJ. Kinchelne Eau
quier; G.. E. Tayioe, Roanoke; Z. C. Edmonds
Alexandria; J. w. Ridley, Henrico; N C. Wilson
Rockbrdge.
Old Cadets-J c. Pegram, U. s. Navy; J. D.
Cross, Warren J. II. Carpenter, Allegheny; p b.
Stanard, Richmond city; F. NJ. Suddotl Fauquer
j. T. w. Hairston Henry; u. w. Flowerie, Fau
Qulef: JOun Nc1, SHENANDOAH, NJ. BOyk1n, 1StG
of Wight r. H. McCausland, Mason; T. b. Ro
binson, King William; J. H. Cameron, Rockbridge;
j. G. Gettings. Harrison; Z. Fowlkes, Montgomery
]. b. Terrill Bath w. Cutshaw, Jefferson; G. NJ
Barton, Frederick; p H. Worsham. Dinwiddie;
]. Breckenridge Botetourt; G. Bean, Hardy: j. NJ
Steptoe Bedford; J. W. B. Bosworth Randolph: X
NJ. Mayo, Westmoreland; NJ. #. Wheatley, Eau
quier; T. II. Halcomb, Mecklenburg; II. A. Hatcher
Mecklenburg; w. NJ Noble, Amelia w. H. Hood
Southampton; r. H. Hooe, Fauquier: D. F. Stew.
art, Wcstmoreland; E. Mcconnell Richmond city;
]. A. Gait, FIuvanna J. A. Hambrick, Franklin
p. e. Breckenridge Botetourt; w. H. Easley, Hall
fax; j. w. keeble, Mathews; H. L. Norfeet, Nan,
semond; @. L. Mosby Lynchburg J. c. Hiden.
Orange; L. W. Hannum, Washington: w. L. Guy.
Nottoway; r. o. Grayson, Loudoun; Alex. Riycs,
Albenarle; E. L. Smith, Norfolk county; r. NJ
Boyd, Neson G. S. Hurt, Dinwddie; d. 3. Penn,
Richmond county.
NeaO Cadls-Geo H. Toole, Albemarle: C. C.
Burks Rockbridge; T. V. Williams, Tazeweu; W
| Keiter, Hampshire; r. S. Blair. Richie; j. Ham,
Elizabeth City, G. B. Cooke, Norfolk county; Jno.
w. Lyle, Richmond city; J. w. Hill, Rappahan-
| mock; j. p. Minatree, Petersburg; L. S. Michaels,
Richmond city; w. j. Cunningham, Hardy; J. H.
Chenoworth, Randolph; T. B. Booth, Dnwiddie; j.
r. Pemberton, Louisa; J. ArInistead, Elizabeth
City; C. Mcdonald, Hampshire; NJ. c. Selden, Pow
hatan; A II. Haden, Botetourt; S. Lewis, Mason; d.
Hardaway, Nottoway; w. f. Wiley, Amelia; W. H.
Otey, Lynehburg; Il. j. w. Love, Westmoreland;
Washington F. Sydnor, Petersburg; r. w Carter,
Loudoun; r. Grigg, Petersburg; Henry C. Cox,
din, Richmond city; B Meade, Amelia; E. l.. Hut
ter, Lynchburg; T. S. Pitts Richmond county; Jas
r. Hall, Mason; John F. Tyler, Lee; James F.
Piggott, James City; John w. Kerr Petersburg;
Thos. P. Pollard, Petersburg Andrew Kevan, Jr.,
Petersburg
The Cadets are now so numerous thati it has been
deemed expedient to divide the corps into two
panies. This will explain the cause for so many
officers as arc mentioned above.
NEW CHURCH-The new Episcopal church in
Staunton is nearly completed. 1t is built in the
style of the 18th century, is spacious and is to be
lighted with gas from works which are to be erect.
ed for that purpose on the church lot The cost OF
| the structure wi II be about $l5COO.
FIRE.-The barn of Mr. JOS. Harper near Stu
arts Draft, Augusta, with $500 worth OF hay and
carriage and harness, was destroyed by fire Sun
day night.
PROLIFIC GRAIN-Mr. Robt. A. Curry, of Au
gusta has raised six ears of corn bearing 5000
grains all the products of one grain.
UNPAID LETTERs.-A citizen of Alexandria,
Tuesday, paid the postage fifteen unpaid letters
which had been left in the postoffce of that city.
SALE OF A HOTEL.-The Valley Democrat says
'Mauck's Hotel. in Harrisonburg, was sold on Sat
urday last for the sum of $4,000 1t was purchas
ed by Captains J. n. Hill and Addison Harper
Capt. Hill was formerly the proprietor of the Pol
lock HOTEL