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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

We IN. undrr signed, Directors Of the Monticello Bank,
have examined the above statement, and believe II TO be
correct.
JOHN WOOD, JR.,
q. d. EpEiSTT,
r. X. MELON,
T.J. WHITEWATER
CokposirIoS OF CHARLOTTESVILLE:
This day d. c. Flanagan, Cashier o. the Monticello
Rank. made oath before me that The above 5late'heht Is
'ns' A. P. ABELL,
o., 7, ,ssl Alderman.
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NOTICE.

TENT S, FL S, T IT'S
&ITE are prepared to contract for, and manufacture
w Tents or all kinds at the shortest notice, and on sea
sunablc terms. We solicit q call Of all in want otthe above
before purchasing else where, as our Tents are made OF the
best material, and workmanship unsurpassed. Ninth
street between Broad and Gruce, Richmond, W.,
u. 8. CORDLE, c. CHERRY.
Aug aT-eodlm Under Stebbins Z Pulln, 9Th street
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tctfyfty I'm Sorfher NAVY Yards,

AUGUSTA, Sept. l9.-From the Louisville
Courier" of the 18th, it appears that there
is great activity in the Northern navy yards.
New vessels are building, and old ones are
being repaired rapidly.
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Destructive Fire.

Mobile, Sept l9.-The Dog River Cotton
Factory, near This City, accidentally took hire
on yesterday, and was totally destroyed. The
loss is about 500, 900, but insurance covers
$40, 600.
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rARLOIs

NSE of the Professors Of the CGiveisity Of Virginia
" proposes to take two or three young aides Into his
family TO GuIsh their eduraiIon. Foreign Languages, Mu
sic aud Singing taught 10y the best Of MASTERS.
For details, address "a. b.
Sen CIV University nf Virginia.
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NATURALIZATION,

GlHE Co-partaershlp Of GRAY, MILLER q CO., here.
4 tofure existing In Alexandria, was dissolved by mutual
consent, on the LIST day Of August. All Persons Indebted to
said hlm will make settlement with either OF the trm or
with VIM. II. Rogers, OF Wrrrenton, Fauqu!cr County, Va.
Confederate State bonds taken In payment OF accounts.
ASHER W. GRAY, nj
The Plains, Fauquier County.
Ann on-dIm wM MILLER. Army,
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MORE AID FOR THE Sick SOLD h s.-Tbe

MORE AID FOR TIE SICK SOLD lEKS.-Tb DC
Richmond philharmonic Association, whose MUSTER
roll has been sadly reduced by the war, il yclsirong
enough to continue its regular meetings, and inn
prove itself in vocal harmony. Wearc glnd to have
ing this Society intcEd shortly giving n concert in
all of the ~lio-pita! Fund. They will he aided by a
number Of lady smatcurs and protessionnls-sonc
of the choicest thut our community call produce
Due notice will he given when the concert will take
place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

r,CrloH or SPEAKER.-N. n. Fleming,
gsunsr from Rowan county, has been elected
s,,saer 10 the House Of Commons Of North
I.ra..ns, TO fill the vacancy created by the re-
,.na,lon Of ". T. Dortch, who has been
.,,ced Senator in the Congress Of the Confed-
.-sIa Safes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

WAS Committed to the jail Of this county a yellow
w girl, who says her name is Mary, and that she be.
longs to the estate Of John ?. Dle.,. She Is about IS years
Of age, Ave feet. two or three inches high. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property. pay expenses
and take her away. PETER 1RTCk,
Sept 12-cv61 JalIor of Rockingham county.
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Ga

DIR. ~ y. p. GARNE CIT.
rAvISG removed his residence from Washington, u. c.,
FL 70 Richmond. will hereafter pursue the practice OF bis
profession In this city and It's vicinity.
oYglcg-Main Street, over P. Ii. TsJlor'-ne1t door 70
Meade 4 bakers Drug Store
k,,0r-Ebn
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ARRIVAL OF EIGHTY SIX PRISONERS OF WAR
A batch OF eiyhty-six Yankee Invertebrates reached
this city yesterday eveIing, by way Of the Centr"l
roud, and were escorted to one Of the tobacco ware
houses, where they will he permitted to ~fratcruizc
with sncll OF their brethren in-uru!s as have preceded
them in their onward march to Richmond. Eighteen
Of the arrivals OF Yesterday were captured by the
advanced post OF orr army VI the Potomac, and COM
prise representatives OF several regiments, together
with two officers, Lieut.. Hancock, Of the 18Th lndinna,
and s. +. kittridgc, OF the I'd Maine. Many of them
participated in the butte Of Stone Bridge, and spoke
with ul mir OF pride, oi the part they took in tile &C
tive proceedings OF that memorable day.
The remaining prisoners, sixty-eight in number.
were captured on "Wednesday oilast week by two Ten
ncsscc regiments, under the command Of Zen. Lee.
They comprise nm almost entire company 81 the tat
talon Of Guthrie Grcys, 1 celebrated military organ
izatIon OF Cincinnati, inclusive Of their Captain
iBeuzc) and two LieutcnantS. They were on picket
duty ut the time OF their capture, and being sur.
rounded by the Tcnnessenna, prudcntly surrendered
without resistance. The battalion to which the
compuny was attached, constituted II portion Of the
Sixth Ohio regiment. The prisoners, quite u NOM
bcr uf whom are DutchnIcn, were escorted to Inns
city by u detachment OF the Eighth Tcnncssec rcGi-
nent, under command of Lirnt. Griswrll. They
ure tor the most par; stalwari looking fellows, and
seemed to be on the hest Of terms with their guard.
They appeared to be in very good spirits, and freely
ciiuttcd with the throng which crowded around the
two carr in which they were r.ntcd.
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r.,.nS SAVED H,N.-We learn from a pri

r.y,,N SAVED H,N.-We learn from a pri.
H., letter published in the Natchitoches
..cicle, that Gen. Seigel, when he found
..sf IN danger a: Oak Hill of being killed
ro;ured, raised the Confederate flag and
~,.i ior the South Justify. By this means
;.s,ed the Confederate troops, and was
70 effect his escape. The hosting of
mirdsrate flag and hurrahing for the
=, we're both reasonable acts, but as it was
.,,,r his life, it will no doubt be considered
.,.se worthy feat. Among those who are
:, ~.oyeraci by the code Of morals and honor
s,,I<hsd by shc higher law this acl may
. ,l,ir1ed iiShonorahle, US we'll as treach-
~, and cowaraly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

rer FrDrRA,. Foxes IL MIsSorRl.-The
SIS York Times, nf The 29th uitino, thus
safes the strength al'd disposition of the Fed
.~-'i,1ces II. and hear the State nf Missouri
rrty, al Cairo aud BIRDS Point; 1000 at
az unracdeau; 5000 ..nrarsslrontoo; 5000 at
>,y.., S2riog,; 5000 at Jefferson City, Lex
,,:a >ul Kansas City; 1000 at Rolla, and
s5i,1 y 80. 600 at ST. Louis.
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Arrest of Ft6raped Prisoners,

AUGUSTA, Sept. l9.--Lieut. Kanior Of Ohio,
and Capt Hard Of Ky, escaped prisoners FROM
Richmond, have been arrested.
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WITT y" :"
WASHINGTON. SEPT. l9-Srcretary Cameron
has srnt HE secession members OF the Mary
land Legislature TO Fort lafayette.
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THE PETERSBURG LOCOMOTIVE,

THE PETERSBURG LOCOMOTIVE,
CAR AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
E1AvISG purchased the works lately owned by Urlah
Ill Wells, are now prepared TO receive and execute with
dispatch all orders that may be entrusted to them.
LOCOMOTIVES, CARS,
STATIONARY AND ~P0HTA ENGINES
Boilers, Car Wheels and A xles, Tobacco Presses AMI Gene
raj Machinery made To order.
Having a large assortment OF Patterns, they are prepared
to I'LL orders for Mill Work and Castings In General, Horse
Powers, Saw Mills, Wheat Fans, Corn shellerg, Ploughs,
CuItivaters and Agricultural Implements, will be found On
nand, or made up 10 order 1t short notice.
The Company trua that by the employment of competent
wurxmen, the use Of best materials, and promplness IN er'
ecution, they will secure orders for n full share ei work In
their line. Prices will be found as low as thuse nf similar
rsi ablshmenty,
Address orders 10
JAS. p. SMITH,
Gen'l superintendent and Treas'r.,
Petersburg, Va.
hos'T. L. McIL.t'AISK,
President. Aug s|I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

STATE USIF,RNs C~oNrRAcrb Fox The
Council Committee of Arms have contracted with
parties in this city tor entirely new winter uniforms
for the First Regiment of Virginia Volunteers: and
for o~vercoats for the Walker Battalion. The cloth
ing, &c, will probably be furnished in the coiz<eoi II
very few days.
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no SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
o.. TalamoD, DessOinmcs d Co.,
IMPORTERS or

q. TalRmoD, DessOinmes d Co.,
IMPORTERS or
FOREIGN DIR GOODS,
no. ! MAGAzlEE STREET,, NEW ORLEANS,
n FER for sale, at Very moderate pilces, the following
~ banned goods
Plain, Blue and Fancy French C0TT0SADES.
French snh English PRINTS, Of all dies 'riptiors.
DENNIS, BLEECHED C0TT0Es anil WHITE GOODS.
French CASSIMERS and BUCKSKlNS.
Black and Colored ALpACAS, Solid Colors and Printed
DELAlNES.
Blue and Fancy COTTON CHECKS aud GINGIAMs.
IRISli LINENS and IMITATION LINENS.
BED BLANkETS-very large size.
Linen, Silk and Co:ton iIANDKERCHIEFS.
Velvet, silk and Cloth cL0AKS. .MANTiLLas and
SilAWLS.
Merino and Cotton UNDERSHIRTJ sad PANTS.
-AlJo-
A general assortment Of
HOSIERY,
RIBBONS.
SILKS.
nd other articles cnmrr:scd In the Dry Goods line.
O. TALAMON, DESS0MMES 4 Go.
No. 4, Magazine street,
Sep 4-3n. New Orleans.
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We regret to announce the death OF Lieut..
r,as l.. Hartman, of 1mbcden's Battery, who
~. A.. ho:.aran.c aud useful part in the battle
i; The 3!<t July. lie died Of typhoid fever at
re, dencp in S~taunlou, ON Sunday last, in
-; SIS; year nt his ACC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

SlTCATION A. TEACHER.
VIRGINIA LADY, having sumo experience In teach.
"A Ing English. Uncuding Mathema':cs,) Latin a"d
French. desires a situation in . private family. Refer
eHces give, and required.
Address lux o.. BrrrYvilir, Clarke county, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
AMELIA ACADENlG

DENl !.
TINuE TSenty-Ninth Bessoin OF this school viii open octo-
L Der Isl, lsGl, and close August LIST, Isj.. The course Of
instruction Is preparatory TO the University OF Virginia, and
/. thorough in the Latin, Greek, English, and French Ian.
guages Mathematics and Philosophy.
Terms board and tuition, exclusive Of lights and tow.
els, 500 payable flVU October LIST, and SiuU March LIST.
For any period OF less thHnfvc months, :45 per murthlwill
be charged, and no deduction for absence for any cause
but sickness. For further particulars consult catalogue.
~ Address Lo!ore +. w., Amrlia county, Virginia.
Auu 7-rtf Nm A. HARRISON.
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NOTICE rDI MISsIssIppIANS

NOTICE TO
fNnE Dice aid Deptt OF the Mississippi Military Relief
i Association is In Cnbellis Block, ~diAgonaiiy opposite
from tae sputswool Hotel, on !Nln Street, het~een 'ih aud
SiIi streets. Open from y, A. NJ, ul',P u: Dulles con,
nectrd with the Department Of The Quarter. Master GENERAL
OF the State OF Mississippi will Ie attended to there:
Q. Il. MARSlIaLL.
Aug 29-tf General Agent.
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1i(bmono enquirer.

n,,,s AND STEPHENS The Milledgevillc
"a, Federal Union," the T~hompsonvillc
Enterprise" the Fort Smith (Ark.)
Parallel" the, Dsdeville l!Ala,) 'Rsnner," the
,,.lsriile Sun the Huntsville democrat,
l.. fredericksburg Na.) Recorder and 4
.,g.,.r Of other papers, have the ZANE "t
ny;, and Stephens at the head OF their
,,,,s as their choice for President and VICE
,..,;,at at the next election.
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FLORIDA COTTON AMI SUGAR LAND

P0R SALE.
HIHE undersigned tGers for sale $500 acres Of very ST.
i perrin Cotton and Sugar Land, located In Marion eoun-
ty, Plorlda-over 3.OSl acres OF rich level Hammock, and
the balance Prairie and pine Of first quality. This land
lies within two miles Of Steam Boat naviga,'o on, and In a
neichborhood remarkable for good health. The improve
meats are inconsidrrable, but a part Of The tract is easily
reduced to cultivation.
This land will be exchanged for Negroes, or to a salts.
factory purchaser, Offering approved security, the lime
VIII be extended from Que 70 ten years, with Interest pay
able aoLuHly.
A complete map and description Of the tract may De seen
on application 70 the undersigned, at the Exchange Hotel,
in this city, for the next ten days. After that time he may
be seen or addressed at Fernandind, Florida. The tract
may be divided into two or three conveniently located
plantations. JAMES Z. BECOME.
Sep 3-s.di5tc..
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st. Joseph, Mo-, In tho Hands OF Scc'
Scnttn EInrl LaInYctte

WAsHISGTos, Sept. l9.--St. Joseph, Mo, on
the 18th. was completely in the hands Of the
seceSsionistS.
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AMERICAN G o.

AM G a G IA O.
TONS Of this valuable GUANO In store and Of
COO fered TO the farmers and dealers as n fertilizer,
which has been used during the last three seasons with Il
satisfactory result equal tn thai obi aimed by any manure,
and ut 81 per cent. less than peru..a", ard 20 PER cent less
that Manipulated Guanu.
It will be supplied in bags or b"rrr's, at the option OF
the purchaser. Az packages will hear my mine, and will
be warranted genuine and pure. To purchasers OF laIg
quantities, Il will snid uron saiisfac' Dry terms.
The above three hundred tolls Is of this valuable fer
tiizer 10 The IN Al krt, Art our Irir-is desiring 10 secure It
should call Immediately. FELIN II. CAVE.
Aug Sl-dlm Brlyius Block, 12th street
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RIaIr md meius nj ST. IOu{s.

AUGUSTA, Sep: LITTLE Postmaster Gencr-
al Blair, and Gen. MtigS were at ST. Louis on
the l4th.
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sII.UITHnS H1SEED.

I n some Female College or High School, by Il Virginia L.
l. dy aEd her daughter, whr he Will qualified either /"
AXE Charge of nh establishment or to live heir assistance
Many years experience hHn fitted Them peculiarly { rsuch
u plncc. A situation south Of Richmond would be prefer
red. md the beat Ind Host satisfactory les iinontaIs iur
uished II desired. Address X. VI. SMITH,
JuIy 93-tE Engrirer Office.
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4 GARD.
u !.

"a CAtkD.
TO MISslsSlPPlASS.
f6IHE Erca; and cunIi,.utd losses Of everything valuable
4. seht rom home, ana tie " ait Of storage for army sup.
plies furnished by BrH. c,tfa; Military dissertations III
,!;ssissippi, have !udu ,-i iue To open d Depot in Rich
mond md another al Manassas. whrrc have erected 4
warehouse i. The MGnaasas Depot.
10 addition 10 the uSrs Indicated, HEY are designed for
offices Of Intelligence To The sick, their friends, recruits, Or
recovered inval,,s. AL boxes, packages, mr,iiciErs, etc
srnt from home, will be taken charge OF aud duly Tor.
warlri. Please take notice of the following distinction
All articles packed aud designed iur Distribution should
he forwarded, marked iLU. Caro- Q. i. MARSHALL,
Mississippi N5pot, Ri'hmord." Then can assSott ami ap'
proprialc as IL" cr.siry requires. But when u package Is
designed for sl, ci6c USES, AS gunds for . given company
or lnriivi,ual!, then address TO my Care, Nth'i~~ppt Depot,
.lNundssns. Always take and forward, by IN al, receipts
Tor u articles shipped. The ollie I'm In The army interested
IL, carrying uIt these plans "In NJ al Times Keep Tie posted
Us to their locations.
Ac:ing as Assistant Qusrtcrrunstrr, ARMY CT Mississippi,
will attend 10 Ill orders from the proper officers for
shoes, cin;hinG, blankets, medicines. .tc., ETC., or 10 The
procuring Of clothing tor the soldiers.
Res, ectml y, OK. MARSHALL,
4. q. ". Army Mi,siss ppl. and General Agent OF Ml'sir-
81, pI MiitnIy Associations.
RICHMOND, Sept. 10, lcGl.-tf
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Z: $,ims 'Visiter" reports the damage
dr.. liz cotton crop in South Alabama by
;e,. c.ni 'iravr rains as almost incalculable.
IL cars. is said also to b, injured, though to
% :-r.t rXtcnt.
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Supplies WANTED FOR Hi ARMY.
A PUBLICATIONS. will he received for furnishing supplies
n Of KED PEPPER, POTATOES, PEAS, BEANs and
water vegetables Of all kinds, and pickles for the use ofthe
Army, deliverable ut amy point convenient 70 the ironrs,
or Ia Richmond. A supply OF He'd Pepper Is essentially
necessary. This article should be- carefully preserved by
all Who wish TO minister IN the comfOrt and health OF our
fnrces In the held ground up, and packed In bags, boxes
or kegs. J. II. CLAlBOHSE,
Msj7r and Comm. Subsistence.
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRlER COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
REDUCTION OF II \ K & S.
OWING TO the embarrassed slate OF the ruun-a !, \
" try, the White Sulphur Springs Company has YC.EaY
determined upon the following charges: A..4lGL
TERMS OF BoiRD.-s2 50 per day IA per week: $50 per
month. White servants %tvo-thirds price. Children under
ten and over two years, and colored servants half price.
j. HUMPHREYS, President.
n. ban abundant supply Of Ire has been Secured.
uouT tn
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VAR. LEFEEvIiE'S SCHOOL.

fnIHIS INSTITUTION will open again Tor The reception
4 both nj Bosrdrrs md Day Scholars, on The lSt day or
October, l>6.. For pari'ui1is. apply h
Aug 10 hUDkht r.. LEt EHlBE.
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YOUNG LADY Qualified 40
N teach English, French AMI Music, desires 10 obtain Il
situation In some private farmily, or as m assistant in u
large School; the latter greatly preferred, in iic!iHnnd.-
Best reference given and required. Address "a. i. e."
Aug I1-lf Richmond, Va.
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CUPY KIGIIT SECURED
O " r T. IL L 5 II j
VIII be Out by tic roth September
COMPILATION OF TIL TARIFF ACT

COMPILATIONS OF TIL TARIFF ACT
ur THY
CONFEDERATE STA TIES or .UEHiCI,
APPROVED MAY @lar, 1861.
SIowlSG the Rl:.s VI Duties PAYABLE Oh Imported
- Goods, Wares and Merchandise, from and diTrr Sep
temher LIST, lsGl, alphabetically Arranged.
Also containing
RECENT ACTS OF OSGRE
and Circulars VI ll- Treasury Department relative 20 Com
merre, Navirutiun and the 4 venue together with III.
WAREHOUSE SiSrEN,
Forms Of Custom House Banks; Protests End Appeals; Ia
bIeS OF For eiyn Weights, Measures and Cur -ncirs, Ee,!ucrd
to tho standard OF The Confederate :taies; Rules for Al
MEASUREMENT Of Vessels for Tonnage, cts, arranged by p.
r.. WALDEN, Deputy Collector Custom House, Port OF n, "
0rlrat.s.
Printed and Published hy
CnESOS & ARMSTRONG. .
Avg 2I-dlm 10. ~ CAMP strrtJ, Sss Agr rs.
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MONTICELLO BANK, !
Va, Sept. 18th, 1861. /

MONTICELLO BANK,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Sept. 18th, 1851.
Hon. .loHS LErcnIk, Governor OF Virginia:
Dear Sir Il here will enclose you d Statement VI the
condition Of this Banl 10 lot July last.
Very respectfully,
d. c. FLANAGAN, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

JEWISH HoLYDAY.-The Feast Of the Taber'
nacle, u prominent 'holyday i'll the Jewish Calendar,
Was yesterday observed with proper reverence and
ceremony. We had not an opportunity Of witness
ing the services ut the Synagogue, hut learn that
they were Of M impressive and highly interesting
nhnrurirr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

l. WAS stated yesterday by an oversight,
~, members to the Confederate Congress
T., be elected from Virginia in November
The number is sixteen, instead Of ten.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

RrLEAsED.-Michael Mitchell, the South
Carolina soldier, charged with shooting aud killing
Charles o Reilly, was, on Wednesday evening, dis
charged from custody, and returned to his regiment,
fGrcgg's,l now in the vicinity OF Norfolk. Mitchell
was clearly proven to have acted in strict perform
mnc1 OF his duty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

The MuRDERors VALAINs.-A friend Of
ours, just arrived from ilarper's Ferry, informs
Us that the Yankees keep up a fire daily. from
,ae Maryland shore, upon the citizens Of that
place. They shoe: at men. women and chill
dren. Unfortunately. A few days since,
thev siet 4 little girl, causing fortunately, only
a hesA wound Some little boys that were
ap;ng he military in the streets, were fred
upon for half an hour. Doctor y. Mar
mon, tie most venerable physician in the town
"a son in-law to the inventor of falls breech.
!orjlng rife, and brother-in law Of Hon. w. P.
il.ll, the Lincoln Lient. Gov. Of Missouri was
$50, a, as he was riding along the road, and
only escaped by deserving his horse. His
hou>e. the old Wager Mansion on the hill, was
sine fired into. The citizens appointed a COM
u!;tce To demonstrate with the Federal officers
cpon the subject, who promised a correction,
cn, the practice is still continued. These are
TIE barosriars that are to win us back to the
'%paternal government"-Lynsh0urg Fargin.
lyn .S,nt IL
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Hus7rSos CouRr --Wm. II. Lyons, Judge

Hus71Sds CouRr VIM. II. Lyons, Judge;
Llttleten Tuxewcll, ESQ., Attorney Tor the Common
wealth.
before this tribunal
Philip Callcgnn, indicted for the unlawful stul,!'ing
Of james Foard, Il Virginia volunteer, was convicted
and sentenced to puy II tinr Of Si1 dollars and to be
imprisoned in jail. Tor six months.
The case of Charles Murphy, indicted i"rthc muir
der Of n slave, was continued until the next term.
The Court nd nnrned until THU morning at eleven
o'clock, when tho petition of George c. Webster, OF
the Nottaway ARTILLERY, for the writ OF habras cotp"S,
will come up for argument.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
~xL0OmTtEL.u Arau..,f.

TJI1IE exercises oil this school will l." ~" r.i "a IL, DnI
4 September, aal # 81 ".th at funr u ~, ,ar IL re ni
II. v. LuCkErr, II. \
Terms t2.4I prr .cs.:un. .tIlrrs- II. " itrCEF e.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

Tae LAY Of ;he officers Of the Northern VOL
.r.srr army averages less than half of that OF
,aitcr> ii tue Southern volunteer army. A
Lic,iu C"l"nel receives less pay than a Con-
itLra... tIi., LicutcnYLt.