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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
ORiEUARY.

Deceased Iuddnly the night OF the 26h Of December
PHILIP ST. 80. oOCKE, In the I'D year Of his tge.
Exemplary In al the relations Of s son. father husband,
MASTER friend asd neghbor Gen. Cooke used lie
RreA, wealth. for the good OF his the adyancee Of
xos, the beJ, a. o; bis feosman Wnh him the
suGs Ing found patty and AID the christian minister
amen. and support On his large estate both 10 Virgin
and the South he had mxde ample provision for the rel ous
strucu OF his runeors slaves by erecting chape and
vdag competent christian teachers Devotedy Southern In all
hs PRINCIPLES and feel he OF the h volunteer hs
services the cause Of his coany and Captain Colonel and
Gen raj 10 devote all his enemies and abilities 10 defence
His eountJmen Will forget HIS ardu9uI and
bors preparing the Department OF the Potomac 10 reptl nya
SON. and aIle,sy and faithfully commander the 9th
ade did he meet the foe The famous hd Of Mana Re
ursiny home AFTER fkt months mpalgn mi I'D aud
body shattered by unrem a'teD1n TO his dat sad
act u bis f. was the act ola whose had given
uneer OF labor patriotic arxy Peace
and the God OF Heaven comfort hs bereaved widow
lily In their deep distress.
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DIRp.

On sondly the 23d December his residence In hs
~ HSnoyer TGoS LUelus PAeE In the % Of ais
the redence Of his mother In klag AID Queen
18th OF Dscsm 1861 JOHN sTGvEis BON HART years
AweLknown cit renatka lie for his genee, hon
and Aiadne OF heart Ne ased for many years with
white rising and dis suengs for the last year Of h e
He mother and three sisters his loss.
NJ.
In Brunswick the 11h Inst Mrs AGHRs T. TRoTTER
Het Of h. late Col Isham Tro,ter.
cn the S9ih lost, hall pas. ~ A. CHARLES wARMSG
only OF LswiI and Sarah NJ III npSop years
and 80 dsyL
Little Charltys borne
Prom his parents ftni embrace,
Prom ear.hly woes aud
Refore Heavenly fathers face,
glorious form he D."
Bis lit soul just stopped to earth,
Its new iedged wings 10 try,
Then SCARED TO immortal birth,
eheIub Ia the sky.
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Mr.. vallandigham demanded the yeas and nays;
agreed to- Yeas a. nays 80. The bill passed.
Mr. Morehead, of PENNSYLVANIA, offered resolution
that the Committee on the Judiciary be instructed to
repor. bill that any person or persons engaged in the
present rebellion against the Government OF the United
States shall not hold ece in any the United States
passed
resolution passed requesting the Secretary of War
TO furnish the House with the qIantty Of arms pur-
chased since the l2h Of April last also, all cores
pondence between himself and the officer Of the Orii-
nance Department relative TO the purchase OF arms for
Gen. =. emont
Mr.. Maynard Of Tennessee, offered resolution reia.
tive to the suffering population Of Ireland; passed
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foreign aas desired to say that he thought the sena-
tor had spoken too swiftly this subject. Mr. hale
had asserted that England had made arrogant de.
oand-this hypothetical. How, he asked, did that
gentleman know it-hnw did the Senate know it-how
did the country know? he did not SO know, and he
thought the time for speaking and action would be when
the facts presentedvhen the ease came practically
before them Tho gentleman had said he was in favor
Of arbitration Mr.. ,iced to hear it and be would
say that be himself was in favor of doing all In that re.
gard that II became us to DO.
He doubted lot the matter was in cafe hands. Bot be
wished not 20 be consider saying that even sbra
ton had been suggested. under consideration He
made DO uterances in behalf Of any at this time. ett
that spirit Of Cancellation consistent with honor would
be manifested we had every reason to beeve-of that
We could feel confident.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

THxA1Rr.-Ye Yesterdays land bills contain the follow
ing notice "A new and efficient police force, under
the charge Of the High Constable has been engaged
All communication 6strsn hs ioper and thsuppsr part
of the house is closed No fquors sold 10 the saloons
No smoking allowed" The true friend OF the drama will
be gratihed by this announcement IL Indicates pu:-
pose the part Of the management TO fairly test the
question whether order be preserved In the Theatre
" suppressng the sources Of disorder and Ia the ou-
ton Of this question Is involved the additional
whether tho revenue Of the Theatre under the sys-
or system. We have hestancy In declaring that li
would be better 10 close the Theatre entirely than that
Ii should be the scene Of umut and disorder, such
have recently occurred within its walls While IL kept
open there should be special nducement held out 10
blackgusrds to visit it. Having been instrumental to
extent In prevailing upon Manager Hewitt to adopt
the reforms ut initiated we feel bound to call upon
the respectable portion Of the community and scourn.
ere among u.s. who favorsbly inclined toward the
drams to lend their Encouragement to the Marayer
der this arrangement which premises to s,rd play
goers the satisfaction Of enjoying performances without
being annoyed by the baphemy and angry quarres Of
drunken rosd es For short time, thess expectations
NAV not be realized TIE mischefmaksrs will 10 dorb
through spite and malsvolence Disturbances il
order that they may bring into question the efficacy Of
the present arrangements But their efforts will
avail Tho police regularly appointed constable.
larry and In the discharge CT their duty will receive the
CO operation Of the city police II an offender falls into
their hands, he must needs appear before the Mayor
and perhaps before the Hastings Court with the pros
poet Of serving term in the chain gang spending
six mon.hs in jail Should the punishment for disorder
y dIct prescribed by Law, be insufficient, the
Council must pass an ordinance to carry into effect the
SD Section OF the Charter Of 1882 which provides 70
expulsion from the city Of disorderly persons.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

AMUsExESrs-At the Theatre the adapted national
drama entitled The Log Fort" together with other en-
tsrt,inments will be presented tonight
At franklin Hall, tho "Qleen Sister," and the Pa,
metto Band can be seen and heard
At Metropolitan Hall, Wells Co.'S Minstrels will pre-.
sent their usual meidngs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

JANUARY ASsvERsARIEs The following list ofopen.
ing events in the pesen. Of Independence may prove
interf sting TO readers:
Jan. 81 ls6l.-Capture Of Fort Pulaski by Savannah
troops The Arsen a. Mount vernon, Ala with 90
900 star d Of arms, seized by Alabama troops.
4h-Fort Morgan, in Mobile Bay, taken by Alabama
lroofs
sh The steamship "Star of the West" fred into and
driven OF BY the South Carolina batteries Norris Is
land Failure Of the attempt to reinforce Fort Sumter.
l0h.--Forts Jackson st. Pnilips aud Pike, near New
OIL, aas captured by the Louisiana troops
18Th capture Of the Pensacola Navy Yard, and Fort
Barancas and McRes by troops from Florida, Alabama,
and Louisiana. Mi Chase shortly afterwards takes
command, and the seige oil Fort Pickens commences
l5.h-Surrender Of the Baton Rouge Arsenal to the
Louisiana troops. ..
Slst-The New Orleans Mint and Custom House ia.
ken
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ofTY TTEks.

PRESIDENTIAL REcEPrros.-We are authorized to state
that the President of The Confederate States win bold
public reception at bis house, New Years day, be.
tween the hours of IL and o'clock, Pm.
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MARRIED..

the l7h irs In King william county at the resdeuee Of
the brides father Capt aafn Drury by alder J. Turpn
Bsjm BARBoUk IERRILL q MANASSAS, to Miss CHAR
LOrTR L. DRUAY.
In Warren O., on the an OF December, wM FORD AMI
Macy MANNING, q Bruusv+ck. Va
Ia BransNh the 2l OF Decemb BY the Rev. Mr. slaug
ter JOHN W. DAY to Miss ELIZA WILLIAMS
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CcsvALEscESr.-Mr. @. @. Wilde, whose Illness was
noticed yesterday, getting better and will soon be abe
to luuine the local columns Of the Examiner again
with the corruscations of his wit.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
OFFICE RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG r. 4. 40 :,
RIruMOHn Va Dae 19 1871

RICHMOND. Va, Dec IS. 1861 I
JyHE Board OF Directors semi dividend
oi8H per upon he Capital Ste OF this Company pay
asle b the Stockholders snd alter the 6lst inst
The Transfer Books viii be close from the 81 mat the M
Of Jannsry, ise2.
dsle Ia. NJ W WARRINGTON, Treasurer
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TIE BLUEs.-Tbe honorary members Of the Blues will
give an entertainment to the active members this after
uoon at sour House." The affair will no doubt be
highly interesting.
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CLOSE OF rHE YEAR.-At enc second past II o'clock
tonight thu year Of Lord 1861 will be numbered
among ''the things that WERE" No year within Il e
memory Of the present generation has been prolific
OF momentous events, and none will be moro wildly
remembered Sire, this day twelve months ago changes
have occurred which the most among could
not have foressen. Indeed, how true Is that
knoweth what day may brig forth. TIE year closes
with comparative calm. In local point Of view there
Is certainly quietude prevailing that you'd excite
surprise in the hacyon days Of peace" But It is meet
the year should end its days" with Of the
turmoil which has distinguished 1t. Like giant which
has exhausted his energies in acts Of ,iosncs and ie
down to die the year 1861 Is about to pass away eav.
Jog record behind which will give it bad chron ,og
cd pre- eminenee this continent at least, era
of political conyulsion, war; and rapine. Good bye Old
ycl We leave thee meath the upifted fcythe Of cid
Father Time and turn to thy successor, who trip
ping along, with eager step, IL he bringing joy
to compensate for the, which have followed in
thy trail
In truth, we distrust the new conner as one "that
keeps the word OF promise TO the and breaks l. to
the hope" We canno. draw bright anticpl,ons upon
the future permit ourselves to cherish hopes that
may prove deusve We fear that each successive year
Of the decade will be productive Of tribuations enough
But, oace more and ere we part: "Good bye, Old
Yearl"
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NOTICE.

OFFICE RlcMosp PEIEssBuEe BAn,oAp Co..
PIcaMoSb, Va, Dec. lSh. 1861. I
VyHIs Company VIII pay the wT on IL osri slftoek there
By sden OF the payment Of the In
dvjua therefore LIST the stocE Of i Company for
taxation. N. W. rAkSin6lOS,
del4- freasurr
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NOR RENT.-rvo large Ware Houses. fscrtngo on Doci
T. and ony streeb Applyn .,.r,
de13 -2u dko fAL1kA-
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NOR RRNr-fhs wsreaouse. In the Of store
II caaty ed By u.s. for eo hlnr marufactory. ad-
nirsblf adapted for variety Of manufacturing purposes
dc25-1n KENT, PAINE 90.
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NOTICE.

IIENRY MATTHEWS -sir rake 5stice That on the hrs
hsl ap 10 ,sd Court 70 your powers fIscu or
IN la,t M and les aattiexs DECEASED AID 10
~rpoH' - HfaRY ILORAHcE.
a.sn-vxve by Counsel
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r AXGr SALE vE prsIsnl BILE FsrArr, cop..,
AUCTION SALE
Military Cloths at Rich'd, Va,
WcduasdaY. 9Th IanuarI. 1852.

Military Cloths at Rich d, Va,
Wednesday, Sth January, 1862.
TN August last entered orders In adyes for all the goods
rde. book had great eaut for goed
nd opOsas orders. all Of which hive had 70 de-
epsieS make III shsr ,ss Feins nov .Soat eOnpl.,.
b. delivery q Cs, ,.s We have ss,sTnsd . Sc. :.
Eouse the basin Bark at II ocoek Ill othe goods
.ehav then band the same time TO lei buyers enter
he attention Of yolapteer Companies Cutters Trace
Az. given universal saeen, and TO he fact asi cur Gray
md Cloth and c.sanere being s1e yy Of Indigo Dysd'
eeas-id orenshav WOODEN Go.
TIkUsrss,s sALN OF LAND ON YORK RIy.
ER On SATURDAY the lat Gay Ct March nslt shall sell,
roi comm y visn. ei.nt ave mile. from wSsniSurr
ornery called "Ripon Ham," ard known as "ng ers"
none, in ss By
lie S,n .d 10. o. ss STATE Of New xo By ss ssd
r.ct contains sseu 400 sers there upon y Q. The ,
S % s on A he 1 sS an osr
hundred OF cleared wharf extends channel OF ~
She lille bel eyed TO b, urqasousbe shall trustee
onyey 10 the purchaser such title a. II vested In me-
.nsinder III. terms vii BE made day sais
s e, nis%''' address "l'' 10 EEGUssus ru
DEAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE Tes SALE % Wednesday.
II the day January neat, fair not ID. st f.ir day
heeaaer viii sfer for sale publicly on the Tenis The r.e
Ir,your miles above Richmond, Ia tehy ..d aeih,is
eishbohood The mains sbeu' sy Hundred Acre, the
anal passing through divides the b. om Of Cps bupdred
from the spand Of .leh 40 eqa,i potion
original growth OF the b: qu and the open znd In excel
snt siate Of Improvement Hun6rs and Dy bashe Of
the lad. The DsehDt BGuss "a all large
md excellent wnsst Tobacco Barns Negro Cabins and other
The eobvesnes V n.rtet nd The produetvensss
this renders % me most csratle that h.s been
Tered unity for several Pesons Who ssh
the land before the day Of sale can do % BY calling en- the
verseer, Mr. Cody, Who lives on the Place =.
Also, tn. same Day ssi oil Of ne crop, Gay 700 bar
O. 001 pounds Tooase, ttrtu Fodder nay ke sve
al head OF Mules Hcrses Cows Sick Hogs forty SIX Pat
Hogs all the plspts,i1 u too and implements.
On the day oopag the Red Hou plantation, 10 Buekng
County win be sold the Of robsee and one hal, Of ne
prsyendsr Of dscphon several head oil
duiei Cew So Hogs and Yat Hoss Cars Wag
u.s. great ie,y OF PapAton ueuhh tss wheat ksspe,
Black nhS Tools cIEsners Tools, and many useful art
;les OF hnuseke eping -.
TERMS on siLE-Pr rAie, third eash VII be
sqad and the balance Of the purchase money In equal install
uents Of and two years.
,sh abo Aat credit Of four months Will be gwen,
arcase bond With approved security before the pro-
'erty 10 &c ivered. ,,.or.o~
Executor Of william weodson deceased
dec. lI-ctavtd
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1cTioE SALES.
BY jAa 4 fifs.v

MA fAfssx.
RECElvRR,s
DY virtus q . decree Of the oohfe,
ID for the Eastern District OF Virginia, made o->~
Desenter, 1881, In The Of The said cosfsdsrsts
Bevin Derby, vii sen st pub auction Tueseceut
8st dsy u December 1884, q 10 o'clock H. ct the highs
der for cash d Bevns Building 18th ite between hsn
and Rfsnilin sreeS, Three Hsnos
iHoA 7 GILRs, Receiver.
Jas n. TlrLnl ecx, Aucts. ds9l-ts
VIRy VALUABLE RIAL EsriTr IN SARsHALL ETRTET
AhDh.kEhr AvrhuK goR SALE AT A crI0s vii be
sod % ueton, on the m.ses tuesday, the 3Ist
Dtecember, SCI. st+ o'clock p NJ, that vsI, be
seal ocat az sbsve, frrnng 20
Of ha-sha strst, running back Market e5
viii be need ee irsd n, three Io., Of % 'e each rent
MAMMAL This 10, Vi boat doubl InenR
this cy fer busne.s urtses sisip
onefouh eash balance t t. ana Is months regoab
interest addsds cured By tu,t deed rhtisx ise2
TO be paid By the purchaser.
s.s5- ID eoDDIs APPERsos. Auets.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPART mRNT,
RICHMOND, Deeenber 20 1851 {
IIAvING celyed request that would appoint delegates
Ill Commonwealth Of yirgaa 70 attend the Pan rS'
Convention to be held the Th day ofPsbrusry next at Mem
ph and deening this subj Cs which will obshly
come Up ieraon that foIyet zoo, CT importance 10
Condeacy have thought to make the to
wing appointments Of delegate FIR each Congressional Dis
trict,
lat District-wH B0ULwARE
81 do sAM'L WAITS.
80 do JAN LYONS
an do r. X MEADE
bh do MARX ALEXANDER, SR,
Oh 90 WA G1GGlN.
Th do THOs J. RANDOLPH.
,h do ~. BARBOUR
9th DO GkBRIEL JORDAN
10th do CHAs JAS. FAULKNER
18th Co A. II X. nTUART.
l2h do Gen A. A. Chaplain,
l3th do PAYE1TE kcMULLkE.
14h do HENRY ]. FISHER
18Th JOSEPH JOHNSON.
10th Msjor J. II. PEaDLrT0N..
avowirg that there provision Of law requiring this APP
pontment pectfy the gentlemen named 10 at
tead the time and phase Designated sn the state n
such the Convention may adopt for
consideration Of the General for the action OF the
people. r,,,,
by the Governor:
GEoRGE W. MusToRD, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
te3O 81
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AUCTION SALES.
rUTURs DAYS.

80 v,rruuv NV.
xToe n on nav GoODs AT UCrION.
- -.
Az No aete nee 70 oFs our easness 'of NE present.
- 'nsn oasf 'of ss'e ssoes .ieh'as'''A
Tuetday, l4th January NJ It,
Staple Fancy aoeds without reserve for
CASE o. pnrEzr spd orntu sss sed,
stoek comprises uany very deslrst, rtsps Goods 10
ctnt ordsr and WI % found Worry the Attention large ouy
srg .4s- 1885,
0uing NE sne ~ eshfI Y
" ests =, = snot : s, sNsa oos''ns
up! SO sn besehea glrmnn
~ bsles sepsror brtEa Dnhfgs
100 ., Ech Tsney Dreu e. r.
30 DO Fai ton and Pr, neh 9ingtans
gro do r lad Jscot ez
- nod, Fancy Prints spring ttylts
L0 Al B.ef nd Coiorsd Ilpsen
50 DO r. giI.h and Hr,r en- eerinoes
- $50 dor,u linen o. bic Hdku
o. orei Dam br ca lar co Dlm,sk,
fspiin, oripoIn's, Gloves and Hodery
Um,reIn, vesIings spool Cottcns
fhaI olc,h and Velvet tloass
Cbahes Bareges, Prnted Laws
J.eonst btLsire Az d eiik Robes
Imbroidsiiss large snortnsnt, 10, Ac
,r.o
r,...,. 49,. a ~ N, 49, n.-,..,, ,..., a..
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- RAKER,s PREMIUM BIT

49, BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
EsS TERs 'acturedby Mr. BAKkR ofthis city, for
the last neen years. and highly recommended BY prominent
Phycians In Hrgn, has gained reputation Confederate
Army the clref Ague and Fever and general debility We
safely they valuable medicine for exposed soldiers
try them
To Druggists In this c u Of the Proprietor
Union Hill Richmond Va, nos
R%NOTECE.-0ur books and accounts will
Nh be found former place Of business No. log
Main Street. all indebted 10 Us will please call
AID make psymsnt without delay and those hayieg aims
against Us viii present them there for settlement.
DELFT WATkiN5 flCkLEH.
DY THU GOVERNOR OF vIRGINIA.-A
ID PROCLAIM IT. OE-Whereas, Information has been re
ce!ved by Executive JOHN PARK Who confined
the jail Of Prince william county chang With larceny, sod
JOHN WOOD ned the charge Of murder broke the SAD
jail escaped night OF the nst and are now going
at aig CO hereby o-r reward Of Pfy DoLri 70
who shall TIE SAID Join " Park and deiNr
him ato the jail Of the said Ct Pr nee William and re-
ward Of 0ne Hundred Dollars for such arrest and OF
monweai civil military reqees. the Peep generally
their exens the arrest OF the sad onn
w. Park and John Wood that thy be bought 70 acs
- under ny hand m Governor, and IN the sea-
LIS thu Commopweath a. chmopd, this ssh dAy OF De-
's'"'''' IN '"' '''' JOHN LEroHER
BY the Governor
GEoRGE W. HuxroHD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
PARKS described about Eve feet tea Inches hga rather
dark complexion about twenty-five tveniyg ysn OF age
and slender person.
WOOD About Are feet ten inches high, st,uy made
dark complexion and shout TIVE Ave yesIs Of age
Bob Of Them prvaes 10 the army Of the oonssdre nt'
dts0-csW
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NOTICF.-I ded gentleman my watch, during slight
~ the afternoon Of the 26,h mat
the Exchange Pot, vho doubtless doe, not inow vii
therefore, th'nk h The whs Office, he vii
receive my thsns and be amply compensated he desires IT,
He !. vel known not only by myself but ether. ,,
dt31 20 WIN. h'TCHELL-
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RUNAWAY.

q. Z RTWARD.-A negro named, Gilbert, age
- % - and 50 years-Ls color Is ack shsken
4y under The chin; about sx feet high black hair his elot
Ing Is black coa., and plaid pants bought Tin
hi 10 Auction roor last Tuesday He broueh
gentleman named Thomas g. Neal OF North Caiolns
e my premises sauday afternoon, between two and thre
O'Clock
TIE above reward will be paid By N A. MYEBs,
dS0-lw CO dain street, Richmond
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H.. }. cLoPros.
NEGRO HIRING 1864.

NEGRO HIRING 1864.
E subscribers into copa nershp for the pur
nductpg In g. city OF Richmond General genry
business embracing tfg nefroes rentitg hrues, sell
log and personal estate collecting claims &c and from the
experience which have had fer ourselves that salts
faction H ven To- an busn, entrusted TO
ct conau that which for aty
extended each Of promising to spare t,t 70
homes and fair prices for all entrusted to
our after will be given In all sckn's' Ar
have made 10 have well cared fr TIL
hired out intending TO send negroes hire will do
wei BY sending them by January to good hores
A OLoPTcN.
dec. iT-ctlJan ROBERT LYNE
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NyTANTED.-Ws -hh 10 employ q young man who h
w some knswletge Of the retail Drug Business.
Satisfactory reference required. - 4.
ds0- nhove post
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WANTED.

LADY Who has had experience 10 sschng desires 10 obtain
N situation private family. Che teaches the English
branches French and huAc the Piano. For further partca
lars, address L. NJ N,
dsiT-e3S Fins Greek Mills, Pouhatan colety, Va.
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GUkNO.

IHE James River Manufacturing Company have moderate
u supply OF ther Manipulated Gagno on hand.
The for see0g hand, and this ferti z:r has
proved benenc promoting this growth a. In the culture
Of whea, or Tobacco. Price $50 per ton--cish.
Also. finely ground Bone Ash ana somb.ero Guano.
EMly ders recommended.
dels-es EB. BINrLyY, Agent.
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY.
fsyHE subscriber connection With his daughter who edu
J. Gated By Mr. Lefebvre, Of The city Of Richmond, proposes
Terms, per session Of Eve months: Az n.lt fla
Primary English branches ................t1 0 90
higher English branches. ................. ID
lrench ....................-........'
Music on the Piano. ..-........... 200
Board In and respectable families for Oh
Dsush.ss Of Volunteer in the service Of u. country v
educated fratu'tcuty. exc. NoLLHY.
Ashland, Sept TO- 1881. sei0-cu
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
UNHE Trees having failed heir late meeting Norfolk
cleo, ProfeeIr 70 Gil the Military and Mathematical Cha.
OF this Iau,r win ee. Al the COLLEGE on The 15h Jannary
when x be made the duties Of the ece 70 b
Assumed on The 6sn Applicants vii address their com
munlcauons TO go.
sTEvsNsyILLg MALE ACADEMY.
r9yhE exercises Of this viii be resumed Monday
January 1862 under he dir ection Of Mr.. EDWARD W.
Haibach Of The University Of Virginia Mt b. has rad
years experience In teaching and under bis management
he epy believes the Academy viii fully maintain IL wonieC
reputaiions
ng Will be conducted BY w. Courtney
ESQ who has illed the post for some time ssff
TyRMs.
Board uoxeis and CHS sxcepted) for tse
rauon In ing ish branches 60 .......... y
do Class.cs and Mathematics do ~
School Roou kxpensts do
r,yable half In advance.
The modern languages Will also be taught When desired
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NEGsO HIKING

AND GENERAL AGENCY.
HE subscribers VIII continue The Negro Hiring and General
lgraey business the year and will be plesied
,hs their iends and the Puss ally
p. NJ ThBB a SON,
deq3-c?v Under the Fxchange Hotel.