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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

WAsH1SroS, March ls-Oficial dispatches
from the East India squadron say that one of the
vessels has been dispatched to Ningpo, for the
purpose of finding out, if possible, the pirates
who recently captured two American vessels.
The Pacific mail brought no information rela.
tive to the missing sloop Of war Levant.
The last remittances from any of the seeded
States on account of the customs, were received
from Galveston towards the close Of February;
about 900 dollars drafts in balances, previous to
secession; and receipts other than from customs.
it is said, are honored in those States, with the
exception of Louisiana. tr.ft
Mr.. Archibald, Engineer in chief of the Navy,
has resigned. MI -.---a.. 4s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23
IOWA NEWS.

BURNED TO DEArH-A little girl, fvc years of
age, was burnt to death by her clothes taking
fire, in Mt Vernon township, Blackhawk county,
on the 9Th inst. The girls mother had gone to
see sick neighbor, and during her absence the
awful calamity had befallen her, which deprived
her of her child 81 1f
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23
ssMasseriy. Inactivity,,-..Executive Ap-
man Overheard.

NEW iYoRK, March l6.-The ship West Point
arrived tonight from Liverpool-reportst that on
the 10th inst, Geo. K. Somers seaman, Of Lees.
vile, New York, fell overheard and was drowned.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

I'VE, the undersigned, believing that the dis
solution of the Union is a fact, and that Kentucky
must take her choice between the North and
South, agree to form an Association for the pur
pose of maintaining Southern rights and placing
Kentucky in her proper position with the South"
The above named also called ON the people to
appoint delegates to a Convention, which shall
assemble at Frankfort, on March 20.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

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

On the 1lth ms ant, OF scarlet fevrr JOSEPH
HAMiLTO >. 81 Of Jau Q. sn Sarah Bal sy az ID
years moutns and IL days.
Forget thee-Ah when life shall ceass
To Thrift this be art Of mine,
But nos till ths tn forxt
One look or toLe e ;hine
Oh. no 1t mngles with the sound
or everything hear,
Ard thin ye CAL f. get
My sop, love 30 dear,
Forget tree tie a bitter vusa.
Ivoud it WEI unsaid:
Forgetiutnsas is not vita Ufe
Bat With III silent dead.
then may cease to think Of thea
Az earthly mortalE do,
But oh /! II mo I my son In heaven
VIII Leart unchanged and true.
His funeral will take place this Thursday eve
ming. at half past o clock. from the Ore Con hill
Meth dist Church. The friends and acqual itances
Of the isni are respectfully invited TO atreud
without further no'ice.
On Wedne day, li,h Inst at his residence about
e miles East Of the eitv in the county of henrco
M hICHARD OLPhIN, in the 7u,h lear of Lis
age.
Bis funeral will take plses to-day, at O'clock
r. NJ 81 his Late reSdenss. TIE fe ends and
quaintances OF tns family are invited to attend.
On Wedr lay morning Dec. H. PAUL ELL
ROY. infant spu Of Albert G. and Julia A. Win
free, aged months and "a days.
HLs luaerai " be preached al the residence Of
bis fs.he:, on Mechanicsgille Turnpike at oclk
A. M 4 he rie.ds and quaintancos of the lam iy
respectfu ~ invited to attend.
A. the residence OF his inothar in this city, on
Tue day night, WILLIAM IRWIN SCOTT.
His frueral Will take place this morning al Il
O'clock, from the I'd FRESH tel Ian Lhurch, Caev Dr.
Hoges.) His friends, and tho-e of the fam " are
u viteo TO attend
On tuesday mig. the 10Th lust, MIRA SARAH
ANN QUICKE sged q year, and . months.
Her funeral wilt fiace fIoIn her Or, Tier =
residence. on Sta slres:, Navy Hill, AT O'Clock P.
| NJ. oday 1bs friends and acquain ances OF Il 8
| family respectfully invited 10 attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

To THE PUBtlc-When / undertook the
management of the Richmond Theatre, ii was
with The full determination ofplacing the dra
ma on dlgni1ied footing, and 10 conduct the
establi shment in such a manner TO silence:
the objections OF It's bitterest enemies. With
many difficulties staring me in the face, be.
gan the work Of concentrating an efficient
corps dTdadt}G&e from the broken and scattered
elements OF the Son theatres. How |
have succeeded. the public can best Judge
My full force his not yet appeared. In 4 few
days / shall have the best com pany III the
Southern Con feder,cy.
The disgracefu scenes that were enacted
at the Theatre on Monday night last, can say,
without fear of cOntradlc tiOn, were not ar
tributable TO bad management, notwithstand-
ing the bitter denunciations OF his Honor the
Mayor, whose peculiar f0ndasss for Balh-
morears is notorious. They were caused by
orsihaving been circulated throuEh out the
day that a party OF soldiers intended to
avenge the forcibe erection Of one OF their
comrades, on the saturday night previous,
by the police OF the est biishment mum
Der OF Young men frcm Inflated Baltimore,
where / am Unknown, and, L believe, re-
spected voluntarily assembled atthe Theatre
with IL determ III ation OF protecting The estab-
lishment. j would rather have dispensed
with their services, but my position prevent
ed me. | would here ask, Where We're the
city conservators OF the law when ruIuors
were current that riot would take place7
His Honor tbs Mayor has seen fit to de-
nounce The theatre because ''itis in the hands
though his Honor may never nave heard OF
me before. l have nothing to do with the
renting of the bars. nor do guage the guam
tity or quality of the liquors that ara drank
our of the Theatre orr in. He asks by what au-
thority my police act? / answer. If not by
his own authority, they aet by his advice,
and il il through my neglect that they
have not been sworn in by proper magis-
trate.
The public may rest assured that l shall
continue 10 be vigilant and enforce order dur
ing the performances. am fully aW are that
have much 10 contend with; but, by a de-
termined course hope to prove that Mr..
Mayo spoke without reflection when he pro-
nounced the 7bea;re Nuisance, which he was
determined 10 abate. / again repeat that
every exeriion was used 10 queil the riot OF
Monday night that my officers succeeded In
erecting the rioters from the building, and the
dance remained 10 Do done by the city po-
lice. JOHN II. HEW Ell,
Manager.
+. ST. take pleasure in announcing that
the refres ment saloons inside the Theatre
Will be closed. ! have no control over those
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

Prom Kentucky. 40.

NaspyItLp. Dec. 1.-The Louisville papers
of the lat inst. report the arriya! there on
that day and the day previous OF the 9TH regi-
ment of Pennsylvania cavalry, the 9Th, eth,
and 10th regiments of Ohio, and 10th and ~ tn
Indiana regiments.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
advertised on the lst Inst. to receive no
freights until further noth @. This announce
meut was doubtless caused by the occupancy
Of the railroad In the transportation of Van
kee troops towards Bowling 9reen.
Resolutions have been introduced into the
Kentucky Legislature denouncing the Pro
visional Government movement, and de.
ciaring 1t treason and also instru citing Gov
Magofin to issue his proclamation warning
the people against assisting The Con fedora tea,
and requiring those already engaged in CAT
rying on offensive operations against the
Union 10 disland and desst from the r pur.
poses
A bill has been introd uced in the House
providing that no person aiding or assisting
in the rebellion against the United States
shall ever hold any Office Of trust OF profit in
the State of Kentucky.
Mrs. Gen. Buckner left Bowling Green, a
few days since, under a flag of truce, with
the dead body of her child for burial in Lou
isvilie Gen. McCook retused to recognize
the flag, and Mrs. Huckner was compelled TO
return.
MEsPHIs, Dec. il.-New lIa drid is now for
tilted and two regiments were sent there on
Monday. Speeches were made by Governor
Jackson. Gems. Thompson AMI Cant All
OF General Thompsoil's COMMAND has re-
enlisted.
There is nothing important from Column
bus
The rumored attack On Cairo has been aban
d0Eed.
The Manassas or steam battering ram
from New Orleans, reached Columbus on
sunday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12
FROM THE NORTH,

We make up the following summary Of
news from the latest Northern journals
which have come to hand:
The AhoiITiOEisrs IN CONGRESS AND THg SLAVE.
RI eUEsrioS-LoBBY IEFLCAEcE AT WORK IN
o1EoKEss.
Notwithstanding the fact that the Yam
hees have II all their own way in the Wash
!ngton Congress, IL seems that The slavery
Question Is likely 10 Ice az great q bsae of
contention in the way OF legislation as IT
WA before the disrDem bertnent OF the Union
and withdrawal OF all the Southern msmf
e1.-. go what the New York Heralds Wash
ington teiegrrphic correspondent sayr, 49,.
der date OF the 9th instant:
The radical faction Ia Congress ia more
noary than numerous. Their extsrmiu alton Of
slavery proposition II received with dtsfayor.
I've conservatives, WIG really constitute 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12


DEOFIy Eks SALE OF LARGE COL
LCSrRATED IA MiLy Atlas COL
IONS MAP OF THE WORLD, OFF CE
FURNITU 4, &c, AT AUCTION - Co
THURSDAY. xh inst, at 70 O'Clock, VIII eel.
st the auction Hsl of + b. Cook, No 20 Main
-trect, On, Humid u snd Thirs seven job soL's
New illustrated Faulty Atlas, sorne OF which ara
Elegantly bound 'hess ALIASES arr Co 1iei.ty
~ecoaIn- nded by Prsf. Maupln, OF the t'Liverstty
II Vrginis. and Prof Ry land. oftbs RI hmond CoL
legN, and oiherI.
A. number of Colton's large yap Of the World.
n hsreatsr prSlee,i n, elhibi'ing tie rec. Mt
arct AMI Antarctic dfcov, rirs d explorations.
These Maps are in frames and roles.
Also
Maps Of Asia and Africa on rollers. Thsss maps
are the largest and most comprehensive ever pub
,fsh-d in America
One Map OF The Unloa SC 30.
-ALSO-
One Herring Fire Prsof Ssfe large
One Menogany Office Desk aud Chair
One Stove and Pipe
Two Office chairs
One arge Table
One w sshstand. Basin Ia
One Gfiics CarLet
Gee Looking Glass DC Sc.
Also
large lot of Printed Sheets, for Arsses ur
bound
The above sale Is made by order of Co n, and
from tire chsrscter of the Atlases and Map, /
really think the Asle worth the attention of those
wanting standard Works BY order OF
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
Receiver IF I'D District of Virginia
sE Sal" conducted By Il. b. Coon. Aucir.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12
xEsERs. NAAoN AID pLIpEL I

The Norfolk Day Book of The 10Th instant,
saws.
We learn from a gentieman who recently
came 10 this city In Il flig Of truce ste mrr,
ana VINO wall" North, visited Messrs Mason
and Slldell, that those gentlemen, in the
course or 4 conyeis 4uon, expressed their
oonVlciiCns that England would not on any
hcTount, allow lAeir arrest to pass WITH our
demand the arnpiest reparation Tor me insult
offered her Nag
Our informant ts0 learned from the same
source, that the statement which We made
rome weeks since wi regard 10 the safety OF
Tie papers OF Messrs. Mason and Siideil was
correct. These gentlemen state that alI III.
papers III lheir possession were preserved
from ne enemy, and that they safely reach
cd their estimation
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Novel Idea.

A correspondent of Ia Mobile Tribune asks
"Way may not dying artillery be dispensed
With and heavy ordnance be mounted on rail
road cars-the guns 70 turn on piyots -
again he says: ''Suppoe,ng there WAS q rail
road on the margin OF the coast, from Mobile
10 New Orleans, with cars adapted TO carry
ing the heaviest guns on pivots, would not
such land ships be preferable to any ships on
Water ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12
BYJAMES n. TAYLORa SON, Aucfi0eesrs.

yTIFTEEN DESIRABLE BUILDING
n LOTS ON Fl DER l., PLEASaETS, Mos
HY, AND ADAMS STREETS, AT AUCTION -
We will sell. 300 the premises, on THURSDAY.
'ue i n day of December, 'ouime ,!ns AZ 81
O'Clock p. II six beautiful uui ding iot., o Fe O.
raj street, al the mus Of u street and lie rv
suj"inng the residence OF Nj. Jas q. Tyler Tuey
'front.' 30 teet and run back 40 fee'.
Also, niue handsome los en- the north aide os
Pc 4sapts, between Mo1by end Ara!ns sire erB
Uni n Hi. and near 10 the residence OF NJ D A.
ot"eeSer They front 81 feet, snd run paek about
so let each
TERaS.-One-ba'f cash ths balance at ard .
months. fnr neg table tSs, with interest ad d.
And s-cur-d Dy at usy deed.
de6 ) ii. 'AYLnR & SON. Ayers.
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Iup MNhtIA

The Mobile Adrer;istr says that q 0e-erter
from Fort Pichens who came over to the Com
federate lines reports that the losses 0 the
Lincolnites was heavy during the late BON
bardment-sixty-two were killed in the fort
and Z great many wounded, Col. Brown be-
ing among the latter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12
AiexantriG solunIeers.

We are requested to acknowledge, on be-
halt Of the Alexandria volunteers, the receipt
OF SIS, collected by Miss Ada Richards from
the ci5izens OF RecEortown, Fairfax county =,
Va, for the bereii. OF the Alexandria coIo
p,nies, and sent through Lieut.. George 7.
Wilmington
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

TIE WAEEEoUss at Pever's landing, on the
Tombigbee river, was recently accident tally
burnt, together with fifty bales OF cotton
The cotton belonged to Henry Atchison
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12
By GODDiF r hPPERSOH, Aac sops n,

NkkI VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
DESiC or Mayo near Ro = street. .,r sale
81 auction a. tte 'e..uest OF NJ am u i,tAio W,
,bau sell st ruU &c alciion, on the Ireuis D. on
THl GSDAH, t.th Dec, sol, al 'cloc., +. VI .
the worry beautiful tenement To cat ed above now
Owls AID occupies by him Tic lot las a ont
OF - &C., and depta Of l26 feet, TO an al ey Tbs
dwelling hes 10 DORIS End the kitchen ha ! raons.
Tia pre- uits's are supplied with gas water, and
tnrcl <no4t are In the most complete order AL
the buildings have beer erected within the last Bve
n SIX ; hc5 Atose / - tbs IS "A mos; d.sirabls
re ioerce. Terms, one ifsl cash b lance aft ur,
eight t"slve ana six'ee months, for ne <otiab u
notes, interest sd ie", b. deed. he
war tax to be paid by ne pg. cha-er Possession
given by tie lat Jsnua-y nex', pc hsps &C.
GUDDIS Il ApPkkSON,
de- Auc i'm ers
ALUkhiE CIR ~ODO LAND IN
Y BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, NEAR TO JAS.
RiV r. CONTAINING FcOa $50 TO 900
CITY OF RICHMOND At the request of the
personal representatives of tee lat' Captain Jaul
h. Lee, and If thu other hers at law OF the ae Dr.
James Henderson, shalt sell at pu olic auction,
at office. IN the city OF Ric mond, ado inn the
Bank of Virginia, on TIL URS DAY, ,he 2rh day ot
December, 1861, ST 2 o'clock. ri the at OF land
in Buck iuSham county, Negro Gre k. and the
miles from James river, OF which DR.. James Eeo-
derson died teiEed, containing from 80 TO goo
acres, plat and survey of which will be exhibited
at the hour OF sale. The land djuins u, Gill I'd
!abeu snd others, and ID said TO be well wooded
and tiulbereG.
TEaas-boe-fourth cash; balance at s I2 and Is
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, So
cul ed oy trust deed
GODD!N Il APP8RsOE, Aueus.
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COAr I'D l. = i Aifo MIR ltA,l
QUAR'RhAsTFR GEMS DePAR aESr,

RI I,NoSD. Novenite 1861.
rSRC e i Ri De following additional in
I J stluct0nf in reference to ir1pIessmeGts
pirate p" perty :o- III itary purposes is ue
fer the Information and guidance of officers ana
sseuts o: hi. Department:
an ofi' er appointing agents 10 make Impress
uIeps vii. IN all eases furn ah TO agents will
teu dence OF th.ic su hyIi;y 10 t; and agents.
~benever requi ed by parties intert sted, will *
bioit The orders or suhority under which they srs
setng -
?. Agents who make iIrprsssTaepts viii, In a.!
ca es, give 10 he owner of the rr- riy impress
ed or his agent, a certificate ing the araet.r
and value fbereof; and hey wi !, moreover Ie'nrn
to 'he officer OF this ~ partIn-ut fr IN whom tley
dsrtge their autco i!v, u sta. emen of sll prop
Impressed by them, with the I q Of tito .wners.
An ab ct of these statements = Ill be forwarded
I" 'hia ofloe by the officer 10 whom shey re-
turned.
}. impressme nts mus. not be resortad 70 except
when aos lutely commanded by the public n. cess,
ties. and their bmd mist be snpo, toned org
the coma unity, so far as may re s-isle, equally
and mpartiaiiy, having cue regard TO the means
sud ability Of owners OF pre- peity.
D. When teams anc OF Sf property. Including
slave tearaster sre impressed into the service OF
the Confederate Stat, the thereof may bs
coupon ated by officers OF the QusrserT astar
Depar, meLf, al the ususl rates OF ra.
n. When the owners OF any property impressed
into the public se'vic slaves excepted, are willing
TO reiin4uiih the to the Cove rnmept, the cE
fc-rs of the q artermssters Department may pay
the fair appraised vaiu. thereof. and take Up the
property their returns, 10 be accounted for
other public property.
Il. When private pro peTty has been da'y I'M
pressed by order Of the commanding ofieer an Il
shall appear by sat sfac'ory evidence o have been
expended in the pubic service, otneers Of tts
Qua terDs ters Department pay the fair sp-
p-sj 81 value thereof, although the property may
not have been regu sriy received issued by any
0uartermasier. A. q. MYERS,
ae 2-eo5 Acting Quartermaster General.
RWh!s, Enquirer. and Examiner copy ak
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gs VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. To & Z
Sud AT RDtTltN THIS ia the par
icU.ar Ia: MT III oI tho publ i. rep 5cttul y
t@'ti 10 TIE saio o. tact OF I1J ~ oVu crea vi
AID la EucK tJr Ian cU;IuCT, Rear to James ri er
!" be- sold a. oar orct, at II clock. Also, 10 tn
Very yaiua lie PFiva - Dwelling On M.vo street,
uta - koss street, to be 500 the p oDlise. 81
Gc.ock y. ~. tII:-er particulars, see snc-
ton he- d. CODb4N q APPEnhoN,
de LIT Aucti;use,s
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On Tuwday. The 10Th LIST ), by the Rev. l. w.
Scsiey, Mr. WM A wATSOr, Of Charlctses.
vhls Va AMI Miss JENNIE J daughter Of he
late Major Jesse hnead, Of this eJty
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xoRE 7Askgg nsPRgpArtoxs.

The Bowling Green Courier, Of the eth In
sla1t has the following in reference 10 Yam
<ee vandalism in Ken lucky:
In Saturday last some Yankee troops Wis
red Caseyville, tFion rounty, stole about
$50 hogs and several beeves. and terried them
acFrts The river IutO Indiana. Su hssQ uently
the Yankees discovered ;hey had been rob.
oii tbpt r own fciends--the hogs helon ging TO
(uion men-and they offered restitution b,
paving the parties the very liberal sum OF
~ per cwt. t0r them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

APPOINTMENT or 4 Resident AGENT AT PORT
KoiAL-FCRrHRR ADVANCE IN soTroE, sc.
From the New York Herald, OF the eth inst.
we extract the following:
Lieutenant Colonel Reynolds has been ap-
pointed sesident Agent at Port Royal, I'M
der the general regulations relative 10 secur-
ing and disposing Of the property found or
brought within the territory now or here
after occupied hy The l.. $. forces in the dis
loyai States. He has been ordered TO report
to the Secretary OF the Treasury.
The cotton market was again active and
higher yesterday, and closet mt an advance
Of lc. per ID. The sales reached about 4 ,oSo
bales, about / 200 of which were taken by
spinners, and the remainder by speculators,
closing ON the bales of 3lc. for midd ing up
land.
A bill ii Us been introduced in the Kentucky
Legislature occurring all voters to take the
oath OF allegiance to the United States and
subordinate allegiance To the State OF Ken
lucky, and they must also swear that they
have not aided in any way the so-calIed
Southern Contsderacy.
The GovernUent gun boat Bent left st.
Louie on the Sd inst bound for Mem phis
and New Orleans. The Benton is q powerful
steamer. double cased, with forty -hvc water
tight compartments. and carries eigh teen
heavy guns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

4 DMiNiSTkATOR S SALE,-lh be under
"A eign-d " Ill 60 az p-h &c INC ion gu 10 tk,
D.Af, he 4S1n OF H. noer, - -, COG men ing al
"a CLOCK, Gu the farm III. j, ox a-C fsao
occupied oy Ray Moss sjr ate but lnr. Q uniles
fl ON Mancla-t r, On the ma chester llun tx. AL
the perishabie property nei0i gag to I. q .,io
MoSss e. ae, consisting in pat Of Mules auo
Hor.es, Cxen, hi oh CCvvs, hogs tshet y crops II
tr@c,ng Corn tod .er. Hay, Shuck., UA,s, .,iraw,
vito - Or ~ ousnets v III seed tats s!.p the
uuai varie yof Farming U:enoi.s, includi. 2 one
Tire hing faa h.ne agnrr, and e ,rts III o about
80 cords 81 N"od, air. ID, a d G., dea wi a
yarety of other ATT les 100 rum ruu5 70 ueu,Ion
IEkn--M4de known on thu day II ale
baNUEL ID. AIkINSON,
&c l-c. admir- OF DAY Moss dee d
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WANTS..


NyAHTE0-UhnMEOE TELY-
w 10000 stills,
d., verod or the line If the roa1 between R!ch-
rlvad and Agu;a Creek Du1cus.ons 4 lee: long
inches diaIns small tu . sInoot 1y hew. TO q
thickness Of d inche- clear of auy eefect cscuIa~
ted to inpaic strength No sill VII % received
undor size.
TERMS --rcr " bite CO post oak 40 cents each.
casE ur u c@L,5 0 cl"a rs. Fo, red or chestnut
oa., ), cents each. cab or IS rents, { months
For further mi 1rnsaon. apply TO Section Mas
~ Nm. n BRAGG, sup't Road.
OFFICE r, I. d 2. L. R. Coz
h.chmoLd, Nov. !. le6l. de- 12-ts
NAi AMID IMMkDI aTLIY- A UB-
w STtlu If fJr an Infant com psny. which
via winter either az wi, chester or Msnanasas -
UniforI.i and accoutrs Inepts turn sted end
liberal bJnus given. None need gpL ly unless heI
above tbs age OF Sorry nve years, or nonresident
4 Virginia Appyto
de l2-h. WI s PHILLIPS
WANTED Five huad's S Tho I and !, =,
Fer Flour BARRELS, and
Fly Thousand HOOP POLES,
For which vii pay ca for, strny
Barrel aciory, corner vi 9th and Cary sts.,
Ricamoad, Va.
Also, eco LIQUOR BARRELS
de Elm H .. GARY.
w WOOD WORKER.
To make Esb5
SPRING WAGONS.
Apply q
Or a. his shop on Marshall street.,
oe 10 - Ah37s lst
sgr ANIED-ATTEN rIUN:
wv NJ a X I l. 4 DERS.
! FIFTY MEN wanted 20
Complete COMPANY,
To Dc attached &c the first airy .snd RI gIIe,l.
Uniform and hsaipmenta viii DC IN .hed. appi,
| at the Ma r! LAND SoctetY Rooms. No Il Pearl 81.
| w. WOUDNlnLE ia. formerly Captain
de l2-'m IN the NJ .ry lanu Guard.
| stj a l. i ii ID FEMALE TE ACi ck,-ih4
| w LADY Advertising q native OF Richmond.
| She has lad experience ard highly apr we'd
and recon- nei ca1 by 10 Tnrr 1a:rou5. che teaches
the sal Enstsh Brs4,hos together with French
| and Must. Would engage 20 Gegin al once, on
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dc - 7. .. PRICE, Riehrncni, Va.
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TO DO general homework or
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! AS SURGEONS STEWARD,
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| w Furnished or unfinished ROOMS
| With, or without par' isl board.
with II i've minutes walk c. the
! post-Offce or CapitJi Address
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