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ssa.r Eread.h Eesape.

4 party OF ca. airy, two hundred 10 number,
Of Ge,. Fioyd's command, went out on a scout
on Su, duy 25th o. August, IN the vicinity Of
the Hawks Nts'," Gu Gauley river. When at
a shuit distance from the Nest, our scouts, des.
E ':ed e number OF the enemy at a distance, bht
wishing IL r~scer'aiD the st, eusth, were moving
forward through 2 lane, when suddenly thoy
we're !i'od upon by tue eueu,y, concealed in Il
corn lied GA one side Of the lane, sacd in the
thick brush oc underground on the other
They imm,dissaly relraced their steps in
the midst OF d shower Of bullets which
ncwed down their horses as they aed, kill.
iug several and wounding many. The dead
horsss fell 10 the road and the retreatins cav.
airy Was forced 10 leap or blunGcr over their
dead hudies. Notwithstanding the clos.
proximity of the enemy in front, on bo,h
s,t.s Ind now rapidly filling the road in the
rear, CUR Cavalry made their escape without
the loss OF Z man. From the following Incl
dents, however, il will be seen that several
ca,ue ,,ear % sing their lives. Mr.. Clark Of
,ilis place had his hat perforated with bullet
holes. Henry Jones had two buttons shot
frum his shirt bosom and seyeial bullet holes
in his coat, and Augustus Perry had his horse
shot :ron under MIN. The escape of this par
Is is truly one Of the most remarkable inter-
o sitions Of Providence on record. Four ct
tho Cavalry were wounded.-IasspeN Dsnao-
cr1f
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Eater from Europe

MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-The steamship North
Britain has arrived. Her news generally has
been anticipated.
Lord Pslmers,on has been installed as War
den of the Cingue Ports IL. In his speech he
incidentally alluded to tho Battles Of Bulls. Run
and Manassas Plains, as an evidence Of the
belplessneas and ineficiency Of brave, but un-
Disciplined troops against an organized enemy.
The London Times" concludes a leading
editorial on the American question, by stating
that tbs s~ubjugation Of the Confederate States
BY the United States is a hopeless undertak.
ing.
Lord John Russell's latest letter says that
the issue is narrowing down to the questlon'ot
slavery md abolitionisIn, and thinks mat FRESH
dent Lincoln will Soon declare oil slaves
within the United States to be free.
Fifteen thousand bales Of cotton have been
purchased by leading houses here, for shipment
to the United States.
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POElICAL.
tbs FA,Hsr LAND.

FRox yHs PERSIAN.
"Telt me, We gentle trars'er thoa
Wn;, has wandered far s.ln wide,
sea tho sweetest roses h!c",
sna tac.brghtest rivers glide
Saw Of Nil ,h;ne eyes hath seen,
Wac me f.irest land has been:
Lad shall | tell thee where
N;iur, -yHns most hics: &ni iair.
p.r.Gsve all cltmcs beside:
'ris T.lcre those we love ubiGr-
And t1.. little spot is hest
Which the loved ones foot hath prsss'd.
Though it be q fairy space,
Wide and spreading is the place.;
Though 'twerc but a barren mound,
'Tcoula become enchanted ground:
With :hec. yen sandy waste would seem
The margin Of Al Ca~ths!'s streau,,
And ;hou cou!dst make a dungeons gloom
4 bower where rev born roses bloom.
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Nodest and E;siEsrrs3ied.

The New York Herald calls upon the Lin.
ooln Government to suppress the New York
Tribune" The "Times," the "Anti Slavery
Standard" aud all abolition journals also the
News" ~"DaS-Book," Journal of Com.
mercsip and all other conservative journals;
every publication, in a word. in the Empire
CITY. Benefits Herald alone excepted
Truly the impudence Of the Scotch Yankee"
is beyond conception.
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-, i fss1zNG .tNB BAY SCHOOL pOh
NsAk'SS, z Ari
UNIVERSITY OF VIHGISi,.

IT WE next srssion o! Tbs Institution VII cHD.I.-asE' :"
q ret day Of October, and end oil the 4'h NJ JH'f
The courses Of instruction In the Academic. i'" =
Medical Schools will be continued A. h":"tof'E", 81,
School Of Military Science and Tactics, will b" "rran',' .
time 10 20 into operation al The beginning Of the s':,"a
4 runor having gained currency tina: ne lb'feI.|
has been converted into 4 Military ii".p;a., :: IS p;c:'
say that such IL not the case. OSi.c 10 'h' crp~TN' -
DIXON Of tac general Hospital IA: Chario:tcsvii:e, y
versity buildings we're thrown opet: !Gr the f"r"lI",L > =.
sick and wounded 81 the Confederate AE:"T' "Ht'e -
vacation. Man. Of ihe!n have aireL:S bean n. =
and such "a remain will I- ronHr-i bT AZ '"'H "a =
Srl."mhrr. "a the roc;as become vacant, re! :" .
in a thorough sta's 81 preparation for ~" ht''''"''
81 students. ,.
For Catalogue, nl'irrns a,"t''
hur 9I-c.d Chairman al the facGi',.
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cLCGGLNG II TIE EhT.EOLEE.

The Navy Department have information that
the pri$t.s tascn f.oin The d:snuionists in the
salers Of Florida and tha. inrincdia te region
are being rapidly suuk (iiie] with stone) in
the entrances to various small harbors OF that
State upon the Gulf SIDE, thus blocking up
their navigation. The scheue Of thus render
irs .ben unfit 10 harhor friyateers, &c, works
admirably there, as it will work Gin the coast
OF North Carolina. Tashingtoa STIR.
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XunMIHE The blockade.

T.. The news has been officially received here
s1rr within a few days past a vessel under
British register arrived at New Orleans with
an assorted cargo, having successfully run the
blockade. A portion Of her cargo consisted Of
1000 muske:s and 1875 rifles, which our brave
50 d,ers will turn to good account against the
enemy
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An inspection % late Northern papers
ton such as snrpasaes any thing we have
hitherto seen, even n the present err OF ua
truthfulnsSa. Whlsu.e- In&y Seem calculated
to drlude the ignorant into giving their money
and their persona. services to the war, is I'M
h:ashingly and uaeqaivocaliT asserted. Take
the following for exampie-,haa which it is
impossible to conceive Of Il cairluny more
utterly false ard atrocious. The Southern
Coniederacy contains not a truer or more gal
liant people than whom the snemy thus SANDER
by their praises Cor tda piiifil purpose Of de-
ceirlag their own people:
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
WAsuISG1oS, Sept. 5.-Rvspectahle gentle
ineu who have armed here ;:9ta North Caro-.
lima, by 2 c:rcGi'Ou3 rcuie say that the Union
prospects in tia, State arg o. the most enc1ur.
aging character. The acting Governor is a
reliable Union man. Secret leagues Of loya!
citizens exist in every county, which are rapid
ly increasing in strength, end already number
one half of tho voting population Of the State.
4 provisional State Government will be Fat
iuto operation in a few months. Two full bri.
gades Of loyal men have been enrolled io- the
Uuion cause.
The Leagues have E.ade extended arrangements
for e!ecslog y member Of Congress from every
~distr;ct, ard four were known to have been
elected OF the olst Of august. The latest
news is that tho entire eight are elected, each
having received l. large vote. They are among
the best lacn in the Stale, and will Insist upon
a vigorous prosecution ofthe war. Their certi-
hca'ss Of election will bcpr tina signature Of the
Governor, and the broad seal Of the State.
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For the Enquirer.
Fever.

MrsyR,. DEMONSTRATING learned from
friends, lust from the North West, that ty.
phoid fever is prevailing there 10 q consider.
able extent, among our soldiers, 1 feel author
ICED 10 suggest, through your columns, a re-
n, edv, which. in my hands, has produced the
most happy effects. 1t consists in the free use
of the spirits loiiJ Of turpentlnc, from the very
commencement Of the disease. Dose-l5 or
20 drops, once in three or four hours, in a wine.
glass of mucilage. To this may be added one
drachm ~IIuxhan's tinc. bark.
Dict-Aninal hroths, beef ira, solt'6'iled
eggs, etc. Milk toddT or cggnog may be
given also during The disease.
This stimuiant treatment, from me com
mencemcat, is at variance, | know, with what
the books teach, hu: to wait for the fever to
decline before yen begin to stimulate, is to
wait for the vital energies to become so much
exhausted, rs not 10 ue susceptible 10 the ac'
ton Of StiinuIaGts, and 10 subjec. yourself to
tho modification Of witnessing the death oil
YOUR patient, after the disease has been sub.
ducd-lhe cases that recover being the eXcep,
tional ones. |, therefore, insist upon the use
of the turpentine b. ctr physicians in the ar
MY, who have such go1d opportunity OF test.
ing its virtues ard witnessing is good effects
in typhoid sever. u. u.
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Private letters from General Fremont speak
of the greet assistance which his wife Jessie"
we'll remembered Of the campaign Of 1856, is
rendering him in this most serious contest
She acts as his private secretary, writing many
of his mos: important business letters. and tax
ing notes of his conversation with officers on
matters Of momens.- Wa&a.. COZ. v. 7. Tri-
bn1.
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uU7zE SCHOOL FOR HoyS,

NE4RlYRY DEPOT, ALBEMARLE COUNTY VI
TRNuE Session commences September 18th, AID s15, iIg
4 lJ;i.
TERMS: Board and Tuition, exclusive II !:h;s, ..ig
payable hal; yearly In advance.
Our Medical services will DC given g.aiaiinuiiy, sd %.
Iioard.rs treated ~ our own sons.
Is or sc!:ool will he lInii,ri t" Is small! number. 'pri'r
Ton should DE nIa!e carly.
Address aitarr OF Us, at Ivy Depot, AibciHrhr c0uG's. We
MEtRIWET!iER l.. ANnEU!OS. M.D
JOHN Il. WOODS, ", y.
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WANTED

FH1iiE TRUSTEES Of tie CheraT Academia! s.''"iv ~.
4 sire 10 secure the services Of . TEACHER 10Y
Ac.,i,my, for the ensuing year. The scholastic yea.
r1.lrc, ih- first Monday n October aad i-II 'ac
last Friday In Jure. TIE Teacher E'Ilb- alios. w .. 81:
r1ocriercrs. thu Trustee, suppose thu; ~ y-os' go. go.
OF the School will not be less than ci-hf hcA'''n
Applicant. ;au-i be qualified 20 r-ertir H"F- :. IT,
sis,,.i pn or b-c,,e The frs: day o, s-p,"'nhr- o:r:
pr.siGeu: LosriG q i'a'"'
Ci,n-a..S 9. C.. au,-,. 20 l.G!-s2s ~
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10 the contrast between the Father of his
Country and her unnatural son-bctWeen the
truo.born patriot, whose hand and heart anu
soul. we're all his ciuntry's, and the sell CON
demned r%ecreant, who has taken service against
her under o loT-minded, lawless usurPer.
'S
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:Eexico and tho LiacoIn Government.

;Eeyico and tho Lincoln Government.
We sumo days since noticed 6 Iumor thai,
through Minister Corwin, 0! bloody hand
md hssp';able grave ro.o7icty, The Lincoln
Government h d succeeded in get1ing tn c6i:-
sent Ct the Mexican Government Cor tie pas
sage of Yankee troops through their territory
to the Confederate States. We at the saun
time expressed An opinion that there was no
truth in tie rcport-an oplnian based upon TIC
superstition that Mexico vas not yet entirely
beside herself. The report seeIns t. be credit
cd, however, by soma well informed persons il
the quarter most interested in knowing the
true state Of the case. The Houston [Texas)
Telegraph" on able paper and one usually
yell informed upon the subjects Of which it
speaks, gave credence 10 the rumor when it
first reached Texas, and III a subsequent num-
Der Of the same paper, we find the following:
The "Nolicioso'' of Matamoras announces
The arrival Of an American schooner, which
brought es passengers two officers of the U.
S. army, who forthwith proceeded to make a
reconnaissance Of the country lying along the
Rio Grandc.-Leager.
This is another step in tho progress OF az
! fairs in Mexico. We urge and warn the PEG.
pie of Western Texas to be preparing them
Selves for the approach Of the invading foe
AS sure as they live, it is the intention of the
Lincoln Government to make M inroad upon
them, with q view of Immediately conquering
all Texas west Of San Antonio, and embracing
the county of Gillespie, and thence west and
north. c,They will land on the Southern coast,
aud in Mexico, and throw separate columns
upon the country. Or course we shall beat
them back. Let US see to it that they don't
get any loothuld whatever on our territory
If they land in Mexico, let us .hfght them there.
If Mexico is an ally Of the United States, as it
seems, the fact will be hailed with joy 10y ten
thousand adventurous spirits in this State,
many Of whom have even now twinges Of pain
for which they have to thank a Mexican dun.
gcon, and which will never leave them till It
IS washed out in the blood Of those who put
the vile chains upon them, Texans, be pre-
pared for the approach of your enemies! Es-
peciallg guard the Southern coast and the Rio
ISrandc
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YGCNG AMERICA IL ENIiI.ANh.

AT a we'll known school at Stcncyhurst, in
England, the boys have caught the fever
OF American revolution, and, as Federalists
and Confederates, Fave been fghling obsti-
nateIy.
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sick Soldiers and ssa!lrond aransporta-

To The Edit0ys ~ h~"-Enqu'rer:
GALLATrs, Mss, Aug. ~, 1861.
Gentlemen rtconliy visited Virginia, and
on nv return iClnc Saw many sick soldiers
WHO had h:cn discharged from service on ac-
count ii Sickness, who had their proper dis
charges. and we're lc'l that that was sufficient
to aforl thcm frGe transportation home. BIZ.
s,sh was not the Fact, The conductors on the
railroads invariably charged them half price.
Now, this is Ill wrong. Our young men, who
have volunteered to fight our battles, and have
lost their health, and, almost pennilcss, dis
charged and left II get home as best they can
(many OF them some - or 1900 miles away!
Every soldier who IS discharged OH account Of
sickness should be furnished a transportation
ticket Oil all The railroads, Or so instructed Is
ID enable him 20 procure Che, as many OF then
are inexperienced ;n matters Of that kind.
Your attention h ilc above will place many
paTsol.s under many obligations to you.
Respectfully,
icnr ni.it srr"ani,
" VI Haley
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SITUATION Az TEACHER.

4 VIRGINIA LADY, having sorle cHPs!l-a'i - =.
French, desires q situation in a private family. re-"
ences given and required.
Address Dox 81, BerrryiIle, Clarke c"u:,:'
S.z. II ,tf
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Commanding Second Brigade Missouri Vol
In;enrs.
CAPTURE OF A FEDERAL PICKET.

The Confedera,cs have very large picket
squads all along from Munson's Hill to Great
Falls; from ten to twenty always seen together.
One Of the pickets from the Chain Bridge left
his squad and. went down across o field and
climbed tree to get sight at the Confederate
camp. and they caught him
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MEDsEAL COLLEGE 0R vEKGiHIA /.

SESSION 1S6l-'G2.
FsiiiE h-X: Annual Course Of Lectures, VIII c6iGEier;,
q on the TIRST MUEDAV In November, lot, sir! sol
iin.c unit! The FIRST of Marci: enscing
CHARLES GELL GIBSON, ". ID Professor II Surgery.
DAVID II. TUCKER, u. D., Professor Of Theory AL Pa
,icc Of Medic!n:
BEVERLY K. W%EiLroRD, NJ. d., Professor ii Mattel.
Heiira atL Therapeutics.
4. /. rtTICUL.AS. u. D., Professor Of Aaa:o:1S.
l.. I. JorHF:S, NJ. d., Professor OF IGs:i;utr- "' NrGs:Er.
JAMES II. CONWAY, ". b., Professor 81 ob.;"'il..
iME u. McCAW, VI. D., Profr1.or Of Chemistry.
:AtiO$ HOWARD, 81. D., Demonstration; Ansi?G!.
Tnasr 4 l'berul appropriation Of the STATE Lc.ai.tait.
~ - tneahs OF Instruction liavt hecn greatly irpr"rri.-
Large and valuable additions have been nadc 10 'hr ia
ton.c:.l Museum and Chemical iAppArafus. Hr'' iili.;'A
lions have been added TO the former stock Ia every G"p,T
mcnt. AID a new Hospital constructed ol H." lr.' pan,
has i,.al for several months III successful Operation. Is'
Clinical advantages Afforded b.? Richmond !urtn: u cE:'
tlnu.ncc Of the present war, will he :aTsiusiil".
Two prizes, Ut Fifty Dollars eech are ,LrrE"i - r5-
bGri Of the Graduating Cluss: FiTr, III the bcs; k;st? o:
any ~su'jert pertaining 10 The Theory or Practice o.; H!N.
cine. Secondly, for the hest Essay on any >;bi.ci NJ sI'
gerry o. Obstetrics.
FEss.-To each Professor, az; DerorS'rator g! AE-;s
my. $40; Naturalization, -: Eradication. ie1.
For further Information, or Il copy vi the ~CalG!Ts|', ar
dress l.. ). JOIN::, y. u.
aug N-ltav2wncSw Dean Of ,hr rICBIy.
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TEACHER.

SCI AHTED-F Ire ensuing .er5i2;'E To- !
" / young ~ri.Rinian, Who !: a g'adgs.. u
c. the hes: Southern Colleges, q siiua''on ~ 10 -l,;: y
sisianr Teacher. He you'd eEgas" 10 'e''"
Languages and The usual Erg:ish branches. p;.,.-.i
Ksfer-scrs givea. ca application. through '"r IELiA.
Posi-O1ice 20
Anr :1-c..A --
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TEE DANVaLLE MILITARY i:SEl.


GATELY C~U%OCCTED ny MEssRs. EDMOSDSS J"Sk-J
tsTliL be opened on the LIST Monday in Sr!irVb"r, ST."
w the Session will clos: the las. week 10 June.
T. OSCAR ROGERS, I.sq, has consented 10 take psF' Il
management OF The School; a gen;l. man o: large r'pr'
licErr md very highly commended. After two yeas g
the Lexington Military institute and Graduat!on T.: u
University OF Virgins, Mr. Rogera ha- devoted -aEar y'4''
To he instruction OF youth. L
S,uIci:s will be prepared for Coli, - or hi Cn.y";''.
NJ for business pursuits.
ui--ha!f payable In advance, the h.iiE's "' III" o.
day Of February.
Board and Tuition, per session o; 10 mnE'iIs, s."v.
For Daily Scholars, charges same ~ heretofore.
Communications addressed 10
u. c. HOWARD, rr'n:tf'ii.
lanr!lir. Va
i:cicr to l:c"-. George -. Dane, V.nhG Staa!s, {. :
Chaplin, ]. n. kirs patrir':, Danri!l"; iicTS. Chs. u hf'
3ios-s j.. l!oHc; y. 2. Lei-hvrr, Esq, jHcllE.na!~
Sept i--rim
::i,A e :IaNG .tNEs BAY SCHOOL pOh
S3ESC LADIES.
e.alsS PrGEAM viii resume the dui,S ~ Ter c'''"' .
I've. ;h- Grsi deg OF Oror"r n"Sr
sEr wI; IL. rif,i ny c"Hip-,rnt assistants 30 .ach .i'fA'
m:H:.
Tin F-cirir ~lengIagc will contInr. 10 r'c,l:' i,-'!..-
ieii,on under the supervision OF Mne. D"r,ui
III. E:.lc'S Le:IciH Class viii, IS heretofore, Toss f;,,~
lnrIi md Interesting feature In the syhtr'I o!ihr 3Sa2s'
Ci-cui rig containing further Information u,ny h. t:!e1
application 20 Mrs. J. ". Pesram, q, hes rIsdrarr Ia al
d.h Row, Franklin street.
t:g l3-yS.fcJtI
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Produce loan 60 she Government.

WEDNESDAY aORNaHG, SEPT. 1901.
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SgTUaTsONS As TEACIiEks.
1.-TWO VIRGINIA LADIES desire si,anI!onI -: -;
Z One is 81 experienced teacher Of EEsn,H -; : :.
the other Of Music, Latin ~! tf-,r".
gong s"uta' fe'sfrh'ss e>'"'"t IEACEEs:
So . Sut9i, ~
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8ieRmou0 Enquirer,

BY TYLER, WISE i ALLEGRO.
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Justice. has the prrretratnr rf Il wilGul crime
himself furnished The G,.'a:iS u! his own expo.
sure. Over earnest professions, Or needless
disavowais. frequent and u~:csiici i1r ~allrsions
10 1hc dr.pdini deed: something uiafi:Gd and
unusual III strtiiacut o. conduct, ruusa sus.
picio;,. None cal, ear that General S:att, in
1853, mcditated !hc treason Of 1861. None
can say that he did moi. The thought, indeed,
Of the probable necessity on his par, nj some
future day, OF taking sides 9th lie Southern
Suites OF against ten,, must often iav" erLvr.
cd his mind, beinrc his patriotic address to the
Virginia Legislature. the disruption cG the
Union was no Eew idea. & was ard had long
bees, The theme q: bitter discussions. More than
thirty wears before the flame T.; djscolh had
been stiaed By The Missouri Compromise; Blu.
the fire was not e~xt!ngnlSe1 Ter ur twelve
years after that, the South Carolina ordinance
had been PASSED, bringing that Sale TO the
verge Of separation. Gtre,al ScGti had, on
that occasion, manifested his willingness to
tasc hostile action against her, under ;he Liv-
%incstnn, Jackson proclamation. II. as le bae,:s,
lie Ind iSi6ihzd His principles ~ TIC scaoel II
Traiaiq. il vas mot in her scnGul OF S:utc
Rights, or if it were, widely had he departed
from lis doctrines. lis military postum i.
in 1919, no less ljdtl us ttA'IlC5I H.iIilS1S,
would compel him, if retained, to take Z s.m.,
lar course, in case ofn similar rapture. That
idea luost probably vas in his mind, though
without any definite determination 10 his iu.
turc course, at the moment lie was making ar-
dent professions OF love and loyalty to Virgi-
mia. Who can say it is harsh or unjust to
impute the tstaagGt, CT eTen the :atentiem, to
one Who has ''done tie dse5F'
Truiy, in this view, his career is another
added 10 the many examples Of the fatality
ever attendaG: Upon Nilfu! crime.
In the very same breath in which he de-
ncunced apostacy, &c tnr.Shadowed, as it were,
the penalty no Is now suffering for its commits.
sion. The very order, issued doubtless with
the design Of shielding biz y rccreancy, By
an uucalled for manifestation Of his profound
reverence for the memory Of Washington,
serves bat the more forcibly TO draw attention
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". ". LVhI'J
y. Grand Master Of Mississippi.
Is. S. TArrAH,
?. q. Master Of Mississippi.
VI. II. STEVENS,
?. &. Master Of Mississippi.
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-o.rs' .yp.ittcs /
W3NTED.-A lady Of !hree year. rpps - LsGs,
w Teaching rte higher English hTineees. s's-
ORA sling, &c, desires a sltua tIoo at the ecu" 81, ,,hs:,
Euerrepiionable references given. Aa''e%
Buckingham Court House, Virginia.
Set. t-cit ----D.
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u Z " u ON iNSTIT UTE, >ti
IOTTRSrILLE, VA, -,

MISS A. LEATON, Principal. Tue Eg1tn n IL.
Ifa sion OF thi. School begins on tie nfst ~ q.
taalber pext. snl closes during the latter PsHE.;
loving june. For particulars s77ly to the f''H
july 2J-ctt,' 0:;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-13

EELl!Ua T. IIc NOLkE-s9UE u" EN@
s-s.Ic. 10 r@-c:, ara: UTe secteta:y Of the Treasury
aay, with The assent ot -. President. VI liza Confederate
St.:p3, Issue fiiy tulliIoos uf dTI.nis la horos, lG?aa!e b:
the sxpirat!4r oi twenty eais IRON their dale. III" oeir'
ins u rate CT i.:st=st not Exceeding eish. i'ercL'.. per
auLuu Until they become "yabic, ;he sdd luiereSt 10 oe
paio seS:i sDnua,!y ihr SUD bonds, aiter public aaTsF'
;IsencLt Ia ilrrr rrw,pspri Tulin The Coul=Cerate siaitd
io7 SIX weeks, ~ BIZ sold ;"7 specie, military SORES, or -!
The u.ocrsho o; sale. vi Eaw producr Or manufactured
c.lIcies 10 &c paid IL specie or oils OF ~eScbsngs IN such :!
rasnc.r uni uuoer zach regulation. ~ .nnT be- pl-s'fihtd
10y ,i= seer, tnry ci iMo Treasury, 10 r.pci;a q; LIS l,Sl 81
suing sss.io:, Ia tS= ~leue;e:s Of Iii" Confederate states a
precise s;al eIaeut OF his :.sussItlous 1hGs- this ic~, HeT
:asll The b 4 bcrGs be issued IN !.uohoral ps:.2 81 Tue
sSadred, or be exchanged b. ,ha ssia secretary LOT Treas
cry notes, or the nots, c! aoy S.a1, corporation or iu"l'
yidusl Su. Only in The manner herein prescribed: Provided,
That nothing herein contained Shall ur SO constituted Is 20
p,eveai tie secretary Of The Treasury fron receiving !or'
eigu bills oil eAcnra;s In puymen: Of ;assu b~"nas.-thct
siuy lSni,1