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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

MgrA-cHoLY AFFAIa.-The Philadelphia
Inquirer gays that on Friday quite an affair
occurred in the southwestern part of the city
which nearly resulted fatally. The facts of
the casAare these: A young man named VIM .
ClementS residing in Goth street, above LON.
bard, had for some time been Intimate, and
namet Mary j Stewart residing with her
father who keeps a furniture store few
doors below. A few days ago the girl became
a mother, ard died almost Immediately after
giving birth 10 the child. On Friday, At IL
O'Clock, she was buried, and as the funeral
procession was passing the store where the
young man WIS engaged st work, he saw 1t
going by, and beco ming very much agitated,
he went from the room into another apart
meht. Immediately after the occupants Of
the room heard the report of pistol, and
proceeding TO the spot, found the young man
weiterinE In his blood, lying on his back iE
the middle Of the floor. The ball, it appears,
entered the breast below the left nipple, and
gianeiDg on from one OF the ribs, lodged in
his clothing.
A physician was Immediately summoned.
who dressed the wound, and pronounced him
out OF danger, iftnfam ma .ion did not set in.
as the young man passed out OF the room
previous TO the attemp pied suicide, tears were
observed in his eyes, and he seemed TO feel
deeply, hut nothing serious was apprehend ded
from his manner. He was a volun teer In
the three months ssrvtce, and had but re.
Gently returned. What makes the mater
more painful, ~ the extreme youth Of both
the parties, they ostng respectively but stxh.
teen and slxtsea years oi are. Ths 6lRkir
cspsed great excitement 10 thS nsjghb bOrkood
U wn!ca u occssTsdi ~ ths reSttSe nv wal
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Az nnnInaNcs. rn ENrnRnE

gs AN O2DIE8ECG To ENFGRCE
w. The PAYMENT OF TAxEa on
LlCENCi.so, PASSED NUIEIE HR -, 1861.
J. bs IL ordained by the Jonneti OF the
lisy OF Richmond, That any msTcnat T., man
utacturer>, or other psfsons upon WI ON on
npon whose ERA DjoyGent ifcepee AK = I'M
los d, who s5tsii carry such business il
rae ctly VA hoat being listed IA sucn Dy the
Assessor, shall ray fine Of I8eaty II !7ra,
and every day o1 when he shah carry or hts
btsin' ss without being so listed snail ae n
separatS offence
IL shall ~ the dut " of the Assessor of
the city TO ase-rttiu wherever aoy person or
frm has commenced any hhsi ness la the city
which is subject - a lssx, srter he saAli haze
com lrIed h7s lssessfseut .0F the yer, q cal
itim or tAeu The amuuE.t OF c. pitasI en- pl0yeI
Ia his or their business, and Tcttra the same
70 tGe tooncii, and also deiiytr 10 tae - pal,
Tor ana the Collector Of the ci;y Taxes .he
nam" OF zach person 3 ffll.
3. IL the sci fr"tsors or fvms shall nat aF
ply - the tUGG II - ths ffeia~ IaFetaug At
which such return = made 20 Ee tCuntI bS
tbu assessor, q br permitted 20 carry 81 his
nrs!aess, the council shall r.GteeC lmwsdi
dteiy 70 classify Snch leIsO 8 o. hrul,
pacing him or them IN thc tigne<- class
nXed py the ordinance for the business ia
which he IS engaged auo The Said t4@es hall
b. collected By lite ,.o!tec or Of Cay Take
IS other taxes arc collected
AGONY. A " IpETuN,
&c 2l-5t tt'k OF The CQuncl'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

A FAITHFUL NEGRo.-A correspondent Of
the Troy (hla.) Adrertiser, who was engaged
in the late bombardm ent near Pensacola, re-
lates the folio wing rote wor thy incident of d
faithful negro during the action:
Il must tell you about our old servant J i'm
Jim is ab ut sixty years ofage, and belongs
TO Il Mr.. SiLqueteld. near Per0te. Jim has
been in our company for some time as II cook,
besides several others but when the frin z
commenced everv negro left camps in double
quick time except JIni, aud he stood up TO US
like man and offered his services To the e
company in any way that they thought
proper, and he was pnt to cooking. The
pieces CT bOplbs would frequently strike
Jim's cook house, but to no purpose; he
would cock the victuals and then carry them
TO the boys at their guns, during the hottest
of the battle. While passing from the cook
house to the battery, a BAH struck the srou Il d
so near him tn it knocked him down and
nearly covered lin with SAND, but he got Ii p,
brushed OF the dirt, made some iightremaIk,
and went ahead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

"SaUELcHIsG' THE BLocKADgRs--Ar O,iet-
"0' f9sa-A correspondent from Jeffries
'feek5 sends US the following suggss tion,
y hlch certainly possesses the merit OF intense
Hgnahty:
Among the many projects Tor destroying
'ie nIock4d the following plan seems 10 me
" CON bine less risk of life than would at.
IsDu any other with an equ ual chance OF success:
iitpafe number of large iron shells, loaded
win l0J lbs. of powder, and due pro por tion
"a destructive missiles. Let the shells be
~nea'ier ~ on one SIDE, and let this side be fitted
".tH nipples Tor percussion caps, comrnuoi-
t"HhR win the charge. Take these shells nn
~ DaIioons, and when 1t q conveu lent al titude
1--we the DlocSaciGg squadron allow them
70 descend upon the ereny's decks. The
sAsIis sAonld be OF sufficient weight to
@hhe,rate the deck of any vessel upon
:, Se they might be dropped. Even
- mas plan were impracticable upon
.ne seas, 1t might serve 10 clear our harbors,
0"en ID ybee and Port Royal."--Me,cury.
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[sPEcIAL coasRsrorpnscE OF TEE DISPATCH
EoRRoLK Dec. Ql. ISGl

NORFOLK Dec. 81, 1851.
The heavy and RAPID discharges OF cannon,
tify the serpostiou that the iignt had com.
menc.d between this abolition feet and our
powerful batteries below. But, as have not
heard that the cont test is really going On, it is
probable that the brave men at the guns are
testing their accuracy and power. The firing
commenced early in the morEing and con-
tinued vigorously until lilo.
The gallant Capt. J. De Lagnel, who has
been exchanged, has been promoted to a
I.,eutenant-CoioDel,a and received orders TO
report for duty at Craney Island, Major
Smith having determined TO. resume his
duties at the Virginia Military Institute.
The general cour t. martial, which has been
IN session In Portsmouth tn for some time ad-
Journed yesterday. i have not ascer tanned
any cases of Importance that have been dis
posed or BY this mill G,ary tribunal.
The firing of rockets and the usual display
OF fire WORKS during the Christmas holidays
Will be prohibited here this season. The
reason for this is obvious TO those aware OF
the ingenious and Judictous system OF sig uas
which has been III operation here for some TIM.
Firing oil rockets and other py rotechuic dis
plays at night, Of course, interft re- with the
signals; and at q time when the utmost vigi-
lance is required, nothing should bA allowed
which might cause ths siightes ~ aeeRracy
in conveying Intelligence between The differ
ent points of observation.
The contributions OF our i.izsus for the
relief of the sufferers by the great fire in
Charleston amount thus far 10 about 81 ,ooo.
Our market is veil supplied to. day with
poultry, beef, vegetables, &c The prices
range quite high but purchasers are numer-
Gus, ana there seems to be but little GIilicu!1y
In selling The various articles OF househo I'D
consuIn ption, even at the considerable Id
vance upon former prices
The busy work of preparation for a fight
goes braveiy on along our coast below, anu
the arrangements OF The fortincations, oat
tsries, &c, are admirable and judicious ;
but proper measures have been taken to rem
der works complete IN which II was deemed
by scientific Ii IN that Improvement could be
made.
The winter quarters are as airy com forte-
BILE, and convenient as cou Id be eXpec ted Sau
cur brave troops are now III a condition to
pass through the Winte safely auu cvrliorta-
bly,
/ have just learned that the very !cuj n,u-
sic heard here yesterday WAS made by The
large guns 1T Fort Monroe Tne Yankee gun
neis DOWN there were raciicins, with their
heaviest pieces. They ired ra pid!y aud con
tinued the expensive fire tor several hours -
The great NOISE they made was so uls tiuctIy
heard here, that 1T was supposed the ponder
Gus Instruments played upon were NOT as dis
tant as Cid Point.
Should Lincoln refuse to give up the Com.
mlssi0ners, and John Bun give the North
erners the drubblng which they o richly d.
serve, 1t will be no difficult matter, " tn In e
British ship Warrior, &C, &c, on the WA
ter, and Masruder in The rear, to starye the
noisy fellows cut OF Fort Monroe in !. yery
short Time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

John and J oshuA Shunan, Gardner and
Sumner, OF Baltimore, have been reieass d
from Fort Warren ON taking the oath Of al.
legiance to the Federal Government
"The LaureHla' is the title OF spirited IT.
tie weekly literary journal, just started ut
Farmvtlle, Va, unasr the auspices Of the
Ls Yrs Literary Society. II Is edited by two
Misses-"L. n K" aud ~. 8. W.
Wymaa, tbs ysatriloquist and magician,
u giving exhibitions IN Ral.tmors.
Isna. alsd oa ths I'm iasI.. Ai thas place, -
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A SAGACIoCs HoRsB.-The louisville Couyit7-
now published at Is wiling Green, tells the
following:
Texas Rangers can do anything that can be
done on horse, and their Eob!e animals eau
do anything that can be done b. a horse We
sa w one on the street yesterday that knew a!
the cavalry commands, and performed all the
movements as the rider called them out Al
ter the drill the Ranger asked him what he
would do with the Yankees, and lie replied
by leapins on the ground as b deer leaps on q
poisonous snake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

SUDDEN DEATH ON PENNSYLVANIA AyENUR,
WAsHINsroK.-FroIn the Washington CAroa-
iete, of the 18th inst, we extract the follow
ing:
Yesterday VIM. q. Dono1loe, whose face
has long been familiar to most of our cili-
Zens as the occupant of the fruit and coafs c.
tionery stand on the Avenue, at the foot OF
Eighth street died suddenly at his stand. He
was patriot and soldier, having fought in
twelve battles Ill the Mexican war, and was
over Two years in the Florida war, durins
which heDever slept under the roof a house
Toe failure of his eye-sight alone prevented
him from going into the army again last
spring.
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TIFroN, No, D.c. i6.--Yesi5rday orders
were received here fer all the forces at this
post 10 hold themselves in readiness 10 march
at /, moments notice. As the .me time
Gen. Pope, commanding tae department of
Central Missouri, 1T the head cf ne;trly = /
the troops in winter quarters at ttt2r4ilie,
nj arched westward towards Warrsus 1urg
for tue purpJsa, II is generally believed here
Of cutting of Gen. Prize, whom our scouts
reported mak,Ag freed marches 10 raach
Generals Rams and Stem, row in the
trench uruts 1T Lexington. Everybody is or
the qni rine for Startling and good news, as
universal conf dance is felt in the ability and
hraHrry OF Gen. Pnna and his AMY.
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HuaH Mcdaniel Capt. A. q Brown relates
n incident connected with the fight at Lees

HUGH UcDAHIBL -Capt. t.A.d.broWn reIates
an incident connected with the fight at Lees
burg, which as it concerns a man born and
raised in Kinds county, we take pleasure In
recerding At one time during the battle,
Hugh Mcdaniel, who is n very large and
powerful man, found himself in the vicinity
Of two Yankees whom he determined to cap
ture. Holding his muskst in his right hand,
he attem pied with his left to collar the one
nearest to him. Yankee resisted, and Hugh
unwilling to lose a load Of powder. let drive
with his naked fist and knocked hin down.
The other Yankee, not relishing the pros
trating power Of the Mississippian's arm
broke TO run when some ten or fifteen steps
distant, Mcdaniel threw his gun muxxle
foremost, at him, driving the bayonet en-
tirely through his body. killing him In.
stanIiy.
We meution this incident with the more
pleasure froa the fact that Mcuanieis .
mother IL q poor widow, and has nyS sons
(hsr aIil In the army % the Contederacy -
Jec4sos AtssisstHiaa.
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frlsrd Of mine tcid 'ne 10 day that a friend
O. has from the south uaes b i'm this u9rpiax
and wished him TO 20 about VIII ain Hn6
interpret, rs be wss aying arms for the on-
foderAcy. 1t Is strt, also that cpInHaag. ders
h9yeg no to Europs to take aa OF :
n,yy prepared fer them there, and t'tetstbe
blockade ~ constantly eyad+n. The cRnss
been much affected by tbs r, Vei SIS II hfs fx-
rcraucsd Ii ~ is bere IN nghT shat the
South is gradually getting tbs upper hand,
this idea viii speedily cornnunicate i;sesf %
foreign coootii-s. 1he n. -.r,h must ItnE foiia
al h..r erfyti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

GUH SLRIsBs Is CAEADA.--It Is stated that
the Canadian troops have had new addi-
tion to their armament of a curious character.
Fearful that an attack might be made upon
them during winter-at which time the snow
lies deeply on the ground for many weeks,
and that thereby their movable artillery
might be rendered comparatively useless
contracts have been made for building gun
sleighs. One of these contracts has recently
been awarded TO d carriage building irn in
nc OntreAl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

The five soldiers charged with the murder
ola negro man some time since, in Stafford
county, Va, have been examined by the
county Court, and tour of them discharged
for the want of evidence to implicate them
The other, Parsons, was committed for trial
before the District Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

RCHoRED BiTiLE At NEW ORLEASS-CUNFSDsR-
ATE GUN BdsTS AND TROOPS sFET TO NEW Or
LEANs-AS1ICfrAFED BATTLE gESTUCkY
CINCIHNATf, Dec. .l7.-1HteIligeace has b-.n
re ceiVed from tofum nus, Ky TO tn- Effect
that three Confederate gun DO AIS ma fuur re-
gimeuts Of Infantry had been des pr tc iie d
from there in great htS{e tor New Orleans,
where Il uatt.e VS. reported as being fouEb t,
aud The cry threatened with demolition by
the Federal forces. The women and hildren
were represented rs fleeing from the city
Gen. Bueii is expected 10 tase the field in
kentucky il person ii few tys and il is
exported that the Feitral troops are crossing =
Green river. BEckner, with II EOnf"beratt
army, is coming mp by railroad 70 # = ha =
tie this side OF Eowhng Green, IN Kentucky
grand reviea ana inspection Of l. eos
troops az Cairo, i'tcd's Point, and Fort Holt
took place yesterday.
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s&- PHoTG3RAFAs.--t ( - 'a IsW style Ivory
Am bro ypes nd ali other sfyiea hcown tsi
The art, be had al RgEs 8 Galt@gy, 40
sain street, over est Il joaaStoo'a book
stcre.
un nand, large assortment of Fancy Gases,
suitsb.e for Holiday Presents.
de I7--ef
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'''DAS DEATH or BALrIxoRB MIxIsrgR.-
We ciip the following from the Bohimoye Gin

mp the following from the Baltimore Clip
per, Of the 18th instant:
ehata testeroay morning we witnessed m elan
swuoiy wy sfair In St Marks Episcopsi Tn urch,
wsrs tLf a-on nard street. While the services
Mcrs..s conducted, the minister, Rev. Mr..
So al thno was observed TO turn deadly pa le
,na M m lan INTO his seat. Several members of
sIs -s consfegation hastened to his assistance.
wv ~hen II was found that ne had received q pa. !.
10 bts ,1 sI,s snoca mr. Mcfarland was removed
as sxpirsd shortly aftsr. The DECEASED va
s.e9osk, spf uoti Ebls expoundsr OF ihs
mu.ps!. Aad ais sudden death hzs ctst siar,sss
esss ~ .ss.axsseailoa sad large clTgis uf 10.
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LATEST NORTHERN NEWS.
INTERESTING DETAILS.

From late Northern papers ws make mp
the following summary OF interesting news
LETTER PROM A RICHMOND PRISONER
Letters have been received in Philadelphia
from Alva l., Morris, a member OF the Cali.
fornia regiment, and now prisoner at Rich
| mond After speaking OF the eight at Balrs
Bluff, he says:
We were marched off to Leeshurg, under
guard of the Eighteenth Mississippi Ragi-
ment a set of gentlemen, who treated usvery
kindly. We were worn ont by fatigue, but
had TO march ali night, and all day Thurs
day, in u drenchipg rain. Thursday night,
at O'Clock, we stonped on the Bull Run
battle field, and had the first meal / had
eaten since Monday morning. 1t consisted of
hot corn bread and excellent bottled bacon
nothing ever tasted better. We bivouacked
| on the tts-fisld, and at Daylight star ted
for Manassas. Arrived there at about III
o'clock; our names were taken; We were
pla ced in the guard house till evening, when
we took the cars for Richmond We arrived
here about 3 Z. III. Of Thursday, and We're
established in quarters in one of RI, A. Mayo's
tobacco warehouse. Ia about n week we
were removed to another, on the right Of the
| first, and yesterday were removed to The
building occupied BY the Bull Run prisoners
| high and is healthy.
We get half loaf Of good fresh bread, and
plenty Of boiled beef fo1 breakfast, and half
| q iosf OF bread and lineup full of soup for
supper. In the'Other bnilding we had break
| fast at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and supp-r at )
O'Clock r. Nj. ; here, breakfast at 81 and supper
ats p. N. Oar appetites are 50 good that We
| have to buy both bread and moIassas 10
| make up. There are two OF my Old tent
| mates with me, George 5. Massey and James
! 9. Eufsy.
Corporal VIII. II. Cox, of Company 4, is
| here, and we spend about one-third of our
| time in walking the floor, and talking over
| the chances OF being exchanged or getting of
J on "paroie CT honor"
ALyA l.. MORRIS,
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a. 5. .fYATi ~ CO., et Caaf,,.str, : C.,
y - beg to iSfoTa thcir fr.s tbs rFe-YV aera tSst
the g-e4 fe " bi5h cctrrted ii cJsc ,i'y. rs nE}t
ii them 20 InJedi.e Iaj1 y, either II t-eif stoeS
r pTIvatc houses.
We icel tlls A,.u0U- esmen Of e &c orr friends
who have Il ia.g ge smCuat Il property in o7rbalds.
Chartestoa, Dec =, te6l de 6.s
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BATTLE ON GargS 8tvEp KY.

LCUrFvILLE, Dee. II -Four companies of
Col. WiliicS's G-rmaa Indiana regimeu ;
were attacked this afternoon on thu South
side of Green River, opposite Nun foresville,
by Gel. Terry regiment of Texan Rangers
two regimen Is nf iniantry, aad six pieces O.
artillery. Col Wiiiick, on bein rein forced
drove the rebels back with n loss of SO KILLED
including Terry, and 50 wounded. Inc Union
toss WAS priyates ana one Lieu tenant killed ,
aud 1G wounded.
The Dcaaocrat has advices Of Union troops
crossing Green kjyer south ward, al. day
with great rapidjiy.
dated Monday, which mentions no engage
men II that vicinity.
The Twelfth Kentucky regiment, Colonel
HasS,ns,- is entreGChei TWO miles south Of
Somerset.
AL WAS quiet In the vicinity Of Campbelis-
Vile up to the l6.h
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OFFICE u. & y Y. x. IN,

RIcHMoS NJ, VA, Gee. Il, lS6i.
w. NOTICE ibis Company viii p y ~ Q
- VA Tax On is csli.a gtCeS, - rsby re':sv-
ing its oek .adars frasG Ire pAYIn NJ ~. sam.
InGivicaais thersiC5e ured u0t list tie strek CT
this Company for taxali0a.
NJ " YAEcINGrON
de IA 10. Trra rYsr.
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FROM NORFOLK.

- Heass Frine"-Capts De IaSna Pyomossd-Ad-
10nrnment of the court Mavfiat-zhs CAriursas
Holidoys--Norfok Markets, DC.
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NOI 4 TO IHE aGAINtSTR&T NS
~ OF DECEASED S,lLpiERo.-- ~ pc
IS ho6ia-; my eae 3, "a aha ~ t-- order o.
AGmiH istrator OF de eased solder, " i.i D.
QaiIsi, pseseniinz ihs came - ia lg-a..s'
Bank of Virginia az Fresierie K burg pr. p.
he olSesr of sal! Haak a e-rsihcatr uf t.s ,ivrk
OF tas Couat7 Goa l. shat he is be Asm,a'strs, gr
OF the d. eo.sai So dlsr mens ,op 81 ia sss eiscA.
Aajtr ". Il CA all TIT RS,
Psymsster r.iais FeIcaA.
nd Dec 10 l-..l
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AtAs eissltsa ~ Mayer z, uolansss, os.y
o. ~ ll!h tast nx. ]. ]. pessmAA Nae ~
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%Etws:

Roard and 'uition ia A4giSh fer ten months
$63; tuitl = in Epgi,s,. tns siia; il sdysae) SO
na,,e ald Frspel tre ususl prices.
EErERs sCFs KY. Chi.ris. = Read ~. n :;
!? s'hy X Hr.t.an Esq Dr. fhoR,ss I llart,
d.. =
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MRS. JOAN DARRAUOIT wlli open .
vi SUbo ], ga iLe fleet Of Jsuusfy LeX.- TT
J0ul = ladies' at Wsstw ot hes rrti}epce en tte
RiybIDond aud Cha lottesvilie Turnpike, une ut.s
from Hlchnnn3.
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~ 81 / l g E.-rhc an nal u-eetius Of tla
- Ste. kho;drr, of IN FARMERS II eH Uf
WEE! IA will be H. la a 5,ir BsEAi Z N0Gse, ia
t.iis cits. % 81 Ed NisA0AY, tse 18th Gay Of Jsa
usry, ct at ~ o Cock
&c a-3tsvy.d J A. SMITH. Cashier
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s~, CON q /, Rr--
- FoG TIRE BENEFl or
THE CHARLESTON SUFFERERS
kIcsnsxp. Dac. 9asa SCI.

RIcKAoSe, Dec. 2otR, SCI.
mesSvs. John EadcTs aa6 SAINT j. HcEr3sat.:
As Managers OF The Southern HurrIJnv IS,
az. feeling tto warmest sympt.bs for lne
sufferers by the late conf gr ttich 81 Ch>Ar.ss-
tpn, We hereby tender th- services Of tha 4id
Troupe for ihe benefit OF tae same
Hoping, geutte,usr, 1hat YOU viii ialss
charge of he fi1anciat derartslneGt We rg-
Inaia, Yo0's, very respectfully,
WELLS \ 90.
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-, LII. ErESD&- d gtIuL - s.NLscs [
- Cen paar 49, which s - be enc Of y
y T ! \ LIO X, for the spceiU - vtea ,ssd
nopo otheg} of MANN M liz GAL Z is
a. und lie cit7 OF X cLmnad f,r = h8al4ts5 rysr,
VIII cgl forthwith s"d sign u r . Nn. Z.
f RW.I.L.~ Ia III - o. talk s'Te-t or )
pAN>iLi'S at Stock q Harslause. de b 10"
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RIcIaoSc, 4sc 2o,h. 1851.

n EI&3NN, = c I1Nl. FstI.
Mrssrs UtUs & 60:
tieuterueu: TAur nct- of tu-siay has l,5t
been banded We III ttae w Jtt p.a.t-
sure ia 60 oprrstjgg slsh you in the IHUG2-
d-sire ta q id the Sufferers hy The recent con-
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RICHMOND Dec 20 1861.
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