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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-26

letter from Alabama published in one Of the
New York journals says that Mr.. c. White,
brother-in law of President Lincoln has joined the
Alabama Volunteers and accompanied the force
that went to take Fort Morgan. The same letter
thus speaks of the fidelity of the slave population:
The organs of the Abolitionists aatter themselves
that they will find an ally amongst our black pOpu-
lation, but they will be deceived, as John Brown
tachment between w master and servant, r aud it will
show itself when put to the test. Negroes have
never been known to be more subordinate than at
present, and the intelligent ones say they would
like to be put in front Of the battle to meet the foes
of the South.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-26
THE BROOKLYN ORDERED on SECRET SERVICE.

The United States steamer Brooklyn, Captain
Walker, which has been lying in Hampton Roads
since her last cruise which in itself bears some
semblance to the march that a certain French King
once made, has received orders for sea, and her
officers were to be on board by twelve o'clock to-
day. Where is she ordered? ? Echo answers,
Where She is not, we surmise, ordered to re-
vive or try the enforcement of the Star fthe West
game Nol Her destination is, beyond doubt
Pensacola, and ere long may expect to hear
that the Land of Flowers or at least that part of
it has been converted into charnel-house.
Since the above was written, we have been in
formed that two companies of United States Artil-
lery, under Captains VOgdess and LanghOrn, have
gone on board the Brooklyn from Fortress Monroe
and are fully equipped for actual service. Their
destination is unknown, but it is generally believed
that they route for Pensacola.
THE FLORIDA TsooP5 AND FORT PICKENs.
The following is extract from letter dated
Fort Barancas, Pensacola January II. The writer
is Young gentleman of Charleston and the letter
is addressed to his father:
awe have not yet made the attack on Fort Pick
ems, which is situated very much like Fort Sumter,
and which will be attended with fearful havoc; but
we expect to do so on Monday. God grant that |
may pass the ordeal; but, should die, rely on it
will not disgrace your name. Our company will
be in front, the left wing of the regiment,
and go left in front. Our boys are all cheerful,
and the only feeling have is for those left behind
me-"
THE CAPTURE OF APALACHTCoLA ARSENAL.
A Tallahassee correspondent of the Jackson
vile Southern Confederacy, gives the following
graphic account of the capture of United States
arsenal:
''About O'Clock on the morning of the 9Th inst,
the arsenal of Apalachicola, at the mouth OF the
Chattahoochee river, was besieged by the troops
of the State of Florida. In consequence OF the
weakness of the command an entrance was gained.
Mr. Powell who has been in the service of the
United States since 1910, and had command of the
place. acted in a gallant manner. After the troops
had entered, he faced the line, and thus addressed
them:
"tO6icers and Soldiers: Five minutes ago | was
the commander of this arsenal; but, in consequence
of the weakness of nv command, | am obliged to
surrender-an act which have hitherto never had
TO do during my whole military career. i'll had
had force equal to, or even half the strength of
your own, I'll be id ifyou would have ever en-
tered that gate until you walked over my dead body.
You see that have but three men. These are la
borers, and cannot contend against you. | now
consider myself prisoner of war. Take my sword,
Capt, JonesP
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-26

The drug dealers of Philadelphia have formed an
association to be known as the "Druggists Ex-
change" similar in its organization and objects to
the Corn Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
News BY TELEGRAPH.
aEpozTED FOR TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
From Missouri.

MEMPHIS, Dec. IA special DISPATCH from
Jefferson City. to the St Louis "DcmocTat.'
dated Nov. 10Th, says that General McCulioca
is moying, With a large force, to that place.
A specla! dispatch from Rolla, under date Of
Nov. 9sth, 4nd published in the St. Louis Re
publican" Of the 18th, says that General Nc
Culloch regards the retrogade movement Of
tie Federal army as an attempt to get in his
rear. General McCulloch is encamped at
Springfield with O force Of 1000 men.
General Raines left Sarcoxie, on the 18th
November, to join McCulloch with a force of
1000 men.
General Price left Pineville, on the 25th
November. The balance Of the Confederate
army is marching Nortflward to join McCul-
loch. General R.ines has destroyed every
thing in his route, TO prevent the Fcderals
from getting in and annoying his rear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
o1iIg Enqllirtr.
~ MORNING, DEC. 6, 1851.

Of impending battle somewhere on
.'uac Iins, still gain currency M
re- indications give strength to the
,,i Il 4 Importance of r~e,opening the
q, re Potomac, seems to dsvol7e
.,.r,,;,.: he necessity Of attempting
=, C, nd Army which set cut
.,sr /, South, has been trembling
.;.. f.. a:i.a,ions for months, and has
,,bs sh.ac. But its supplies are no"
~..i and i'.Is hey cannot stand. Con
.r,errr.>, tas been shown in stealing
.nr,,a q; Ser hungry horses, from
esymer.. But Gen. Stuart's Cav
,,c;ursd and dispersed so many OF
F.Dssins parties. that this source OF partial
vii soon cease.
..smv vii! probably mske feigned
,asarts Centreville; but we think
nsc batteries will be the real object Of
A. officer who lett there on Tuesday
49,. that eish. tugs, (besides thirty
..s,vers collected about five miles above
..s.,s A feet will also, probably, CO
f.. tloa below. The land forces Of the
r., orobsbly, cross the oceoquan, on a
,-;dte, at Colchester, eight miles below
...-5 village.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
For the Enquirer.
Hon. Thos. o. Boeock,

.A time for the meeting of the first Con.
=; Of The Cunfederacy approaches, and the
t:Ee mind is naturally turned to the subject
! ne Spesksrship Of the House.
Na cl'izen of Virgins, | should DO proud
~ the gentleman, whose nams heads this
t-aunication, elected 10 the responsible
r:@ Speaker. It cannot have been forgotten
= Curing the exciting struggle which result
:a!he election Of Pennington in the Federal
"a. o. representatives, Mr.. Bocock was the
s<fof The Southern opposition. He lacked
- lew votes 10 elect him. When the Pro-
|s%al Congress OF the Confederate States re.
p; assembled, be was called on to take the
|Fh Mr.. Stephens, who was absent. No one
ss'!b: bis eminent fitness; and it is suggested
: Is election would be az appropriate tribute
.,,dSns, who bes made her fertile 6elds the
ground o; the revolution, representing,
A. Bocock does, the largest s~:sVehc!dins
Tsict IN The Commonwealth.
- proper to say, that this communication
:H'ien without the knowledge of Mr.. Boz
A FIRarSAR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
Attack on Fort Holt.

Memphis. Dec. 4.-Last Sunday three Con-
tolerate gun BEATS wen. within gun shot Of
Cairo and fred fifteen rounds ct Fort Ifoi'. Tho
FeIersl; &C ,mprrcd Oh. Of their tents and wyu'd
not Gsht. One gun b5at anchored in che chan
Eel below Carr.
Mali, Demming. employed on The wharf,
and n deserter from the Federals, says that
Sunday was fixed on ns the Gay for the Fcde-
rails to come down with 0 1000 msn, but the
expedition was postponed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
For the Enquirer.

Virginia Senatorial Election.
Irsss. EDITORS I'm view Of the near ap-
-:a OF the election for Senators By our
4e legislature, l take this mode of suggest
ssa suitable person for the ofHce, Vir-
"a. eminent statesman and patriot the Hon.
{g. I. Hunter.
s,row an ascartsiaed fact that this gen
$50 I'LL be put in nomination by his friends,
f:;as, the use of his name has been autho-
$i b. hin tor this position, as q in which
fsrd Trey arc OF opinion that he can be Of
re S::v.cs 10 bis country than the n he
kr5s. This is e time when We need in the
E~a&cs!ate Senate our wisest, a5lest aud
E; siscree: statesmen. No man enjoys more
III? Ire confidence Of the State and the
Vi I'll s5,litics than Mr.. Hunter. 1t is a
:G cuty FOX which he IS admirably fitted
is craftsmanship and long experience
&c [. S. Senate. The universal remark of
fEeectati1es from the Southern States is
f. ''g;nis owes it to the country, as also to
Fst, - send Ac. Hunter to the first Senate
81 the present Constitution. They lock
: bis election as called for By public neces.
F : man 80 laborious, so useful and SO
:: endowed with such rare genius for pub
E'ra!rs, ought not to be suffered to remain in
F!'! where he may ~perchance for months or
4: De doomed to comparative inactlon. he
q; at once be placed where he can serve
S;ats ard the South to the best advsn-
Z,
:s-lhese reasons, I sincerely trust that our
'~:'a!nre, governed by a just sense of the
;! interests end of the appreciation enter
- b ali parties and citizens Of Mr. Hun
:: :nlaent character sud services, will elect
Senator by a unanimous vote. am re-
-: 10. believe that any other citizen, how
!" 3~s,iaguished, will allow bis name 20 be
-! in competition with that of n in whom
~ ;ske so much pride 81 the great states.
L $40 bsS upheld the tradition, honor and
s:.: our State, and who reflects 50 finely
:21d s;&se and conservatism Of our people.
A VIRGINIA FARMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

4 Scr fuERN Hat Observation-Disclosures
the rhuac"-;: evidences presented Oil ali sides Of tho
rapid Development Of Southern enterprise and talent
liz this city, nlay be cited tia !ecen. establishment
by .MicssrS. Moore i Hayward, on Aiuir street, above
Pearl, OF ii fine hat munufac!ory, tic material and
the labor employed in which are exclusively OF
Southern origin uld character. The establishments
III the iirst OF tho Kind liz yet started in Richmond,
and already its projectors are rcaPing i golden Ear-
vest from their enterprise and industry. Besides
furnishing, under contract, the hats ;or u large por-
ton OF the Confederate States army, McSs!s. Moore
& Hayward are now p%ertecting arrangements which
will secure them, probably, Il lucrative share Of popu-
lar patronage, both here and in the surrounding
States of tie Cohirdcracy. We trust the result will
be- fully commensurate with the liberality and tact
which these gentlemen have displayed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
Assistant AdjntsEt General

.:s following letter is from a correspondent
in L'ocolnrs lines:
s. EE3s:ors Of the E'oqa:r~.
Nov. rs, 1851.
s,a:icmen The traitor and bogus Cover
:? srp9ot. With his camp followers, are now
E.shins.on, making efforts to get Lincoln
IL 70 repair the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
:. oe;Ssen Hafpor's Ferry and Cumberland.
:; i in order to obtain supplies and coal by
! The coal is required for their expeditions
:.eam--s. Since the Potomac nas been
i dup, they obtain supplies only by the Ca
ION Cumberland, and by the Washington
I: 9lIuore Railroad. The Canal will Don
t,N:d BY ice, aud tho railroad will be liable
.u=y;ption from storms; hence Lincoln &
4 al, @ske great efforts to repair the Balti
IL sd Ohio Railroad.
in,7c: that what l am about to recommend
mot d3ne long sgo. (though it IS not now
,,,s 70 DO it, viz: with a few barrels of pow
:, how up, Or 10, the roof Of the tunnels on
:~ialrcai; and destroy tho locks, dams, en-
aquedrcts, &C., on the canal; also
: BRIDGES and cu'vsrss on the Railroad. It
I'D 30, take long to do these things, while
I'D :2kc a great While 20 repair the dam
On the Kaaawha and other rivers
!nr raemy, to cut down timber, &c,
i 70 rake susgs and ~obsructicns in the
q. "a the Potomac to anchor RATS or.
1; G:Ger rne protection of our batteries;
"a. barrels set on fire at night 50 as to
..i;e rnera: and give us a shot at him. In
.sI5,:s and ON tie bars to sink vessels or
=: distractions 10 keep the enemy oE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

DlssatisfactIon among h Wlssouriann.sS
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 4-Tae rumored ap.
poin;ment CT Col. Heath to superSede General
Price in the department. CT Missouri, las created
great dissatisfaction, and especially among the
Missouriana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

7 PERSONS who are senaIng clothing and supplies, 70
e troops In The hel5 are requested TO mark distinctly I'd
lhr package, with marking Ink, the nsEe .; the party FOL
whom Intended, the Regiment 20 which he Belongs, apu the
place OF destination, care OF the Quarter1aster, q. 2!ch.
nord, to whom the usual railroad receipt ahcnld DC fo-.
va.acd oy tnr shipper.
ii hiaay packages arrive 4, the Depots o. the railroad.
10 Richmond. With pape: marks r-obrd OF. OF courdc,
their destination ceobo. be known by the QuGrteTI-astqr;
cLh-:s sre .npsrfec:ly marked, aud cannot De identified.
III. All articles deposited q: the Quarternssters Ohirs
IN k!cinond, 60. shipment, :auSi be LETT there befoEes
o'clock z. NJ, TO ir3c!e ;heir ~sbipc:cE: or tia; day.
~. Z. HAEEEN,
Oct la-dcwt; Capt. and Ass'. z. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

uoHogs TO TIE BRAvE.-Mr. John ".
Davic. has jus, concluded, at the order of the Powha-
tan County Court, q monument to the memory Of the
gallant Capt. VIM N. Skipwith who WIS killed ut the
battle OF Rich Mountain. The monument is simple
shaft 9: Italian marble, twelve feet high, resting
upon u granite base, md benrins the following in
scription: Here lie The remains o! Capt. VIM. II.
Skipwith, Of the PowEat,a Rifles u :naa aud Il
soldier without fear aad without rcprosch. Ie fell
at R,ch Mountain, July llth, 1851, CALAMITY leading
his command, ard with his latest erenth calling 10
his men Don't turn your backs to the enemy
This monument WA erected 20 his ucIuory BY
the County CouT: OF PoslIatan."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

NOTICE.
THE following certificates Of Stock 0. the Farmers Bani
4 OF Virginia having been lost, application will be made
10 the Bank for q renewal Of tas sxme, vi which all con.
cerned will take notice:
Four shares new Stock, certificate No. 1u,el2. Issued July
10, 1871, and now standing in the name Of Vim. Washington,
Executor Of E. o. Cracroit, deceased.
Two shares, certificate No. ll,727, Oct. s, 1850, 10 the
nsme Of VIM. Washington deceased.
Pive shares In the name OF Harriet Washington, deceased,
three being Of July 10, le47. certificate No. 1927, and two
shares OF Oct. "a, 1883, certificate No. 1850.
AEN WASHINGTON.
DC. lo-1awc2m MARIA WASHINGTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
4. ROLLING MILL N RlcuMoSD.-One of the

A RoLLlSG Mill ~ RlcnMoSD.-One Of the
greatest present needs Of the Contederacy is q Roll
ms Mil for making shcc. iron and copper, boiler
plates, &C., &c. Bars and rods VIC can make, but
not a joint Of stove pipe even can ho rolled South Of
the Potomac. Tic latter article ha. gone Zip fron 10
cents 70 rs cents q pound.
The best Rolling MIL On the continent, is u. the
Washington Navy Yard, and mos! provldcrtislly, =
gen.iciurn has JUS. ;arncd ny, who bus ~nccG-..e
drawings Of this machinery, down to the m:".te+t
details. lie is II graduate Of one Of the iirsL PniY-
technic Schools Of Eircpe, and b.iGy st:Urk with
the perfection 0! this machinery oTs: AR lie EaL
seen in EGropc or America, be lbC.r. ASSISTANT E;-
gineer al the My Yard nj tue lime employed his
leisure hours in mnniEg these drawings. They are
beautiful indeed; it would tax m0'!ihs To- get similar
ones Up here, even with the machinery - copy from.
How Fortunate does i! -ecm then Tat We have
Them here already madr, 81 tlut ~ nen or NOR.
might be Il: once PIT 10 %ork 10 builL the Eouse AMI
make the :Dncaincrr.
We hear that the subject is attracting The attention
OF pro!:;nef: members " Congress and The War De-
%pHrtHren., and we hope sooa 10 hear that the build
ing OF the mill AZ! tho making o.: the machinery has
uctuaI.y btyu..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
,s,.,a, Bragg 10 his Army.

..e following Order General Bragg con-
,,.s the troops under his command for
!, nod conduct snd successful resistance
T.. he two days bombsrdment by the
l. commencing on the 22d of November.
/, ie seen that the enemy proved as true
|..r inhuman tactics IS our troops did to
Isl established fame for skill and hero
a,,pcs.sTaEs ARMY OF PENSACOLA
e. P.asacAia, Fla, Nov. rs, 1851.
,..:: order. No. l80.
F., s:saa. success which has crowned our
!; aaa?,' conflict with the arrogant and
=. snsmy-whoss government, il seems,
.gls cooking Tor an announcement of bis
r.. il capturing our posi,ion-should fill
.:t> Eiih gratitude to = me-ciful Provi-
'frls terrific bor,bardment of more
:. ,aadred guns OF the heaviest calibre-
-, ,:s o.ry earth to trcmble Ground US
:. ron the wild firing Of the enemy, re.
a the loss Of only seven lives, with
!; spuaitd-but two Of them seriously
a; the deaths from an accident, and but
..ou ,he e1emy's shot
hare crippled their ships aud driven
!. e. and fosceG tho garrison Ct Fort Pick
T. Us ;u!otenr rage, to Stake its revenge
tr.rc on our hospital, aud burning the
;:s.s:< Of our innocelt women and chill
!. =Ao have been driven therefrom by an
,.c9acea storm of shot and shell.
sisc GOODNESS, devotion, and conspicuous
Icy of the troops, the Genera! tenders his
hanks but for the precision Of their
!. IN this their first practice, which would
:.as credit to veterans, he is unable to
MS admiration. Their country and
enemy will both remember the 22d and
q. November.
: :,u.usnd Of Aai. Gen. Bragg.
GEo. G. GARNER,
Assistant A6iutaEt General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
VALUABLE TEACT OF WOOD LAM
IN RIInEINEiiAM COUNTY MAR TO RLYkl

VALUABLE TItACT OF WOOD LANE
IN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, MAR TO JAMES RIVE,
CONTAINING FROM $50 TO ,0G0 ACRES, FoG BALI
AT AUCTION ~ Tue CITY or
1 T the request OF the personal representative. Of re
a late Capt. James K. Lee, and CT the other hei,f-a:-
law o: the late DR.. Jas. Henderson,, we shall bel! at pubic
srct.oa, at our Office, In the city Of Richmond, S~djoiDio G
the Bank o! Virginia. on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of De.
c.nber, 1851, at i2 o'clcc. 81 the t-ac. OF LAND In Buck
iuIEqn county. oG Negro Creek and the wsters OF Irelsnd's
Greek, aLou: three 10 four miles from James Eiscr,o o;
w!!cs. DR.. jane henderson died seized, Containing 'isa
80. iu 900 acres, a plat end survey OF which will i've II.
hlb!t.L a. lhe hou. OF sale. The land atJo!ns DR.. Oxford
CsbeIl and others, end Ii sald 10 be well wooded zaa ti=-
terec.
TEEHs.-Cnetfoprth cash; balance at 6, 1e and is
-ontns .or rexollsble n0ter, interest added, secured By L
coed CT trust. GDDDlN 4 APPERSoN, Aucts.
Noy ~ -rtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
EEOGE0 ELL

-tKOII-HO~NN "IS|V-FV ~ Z
{ AN nov prepared te aupPiy any demand fer
L PLASTER. FRESH GR0CND for the Pail crops.
sly stock OF LIMP is large; selected from The pu.es.
W.nd.ur {NnYa ecoiisl Ciarrics, With special reference 20
its richrast .E s1L:BA:s c7 IiSy.
Thsnl;iii :or the heavily Increased patronage, the repu.
talon Of ms hrand shall % fully sustained for PJRIT7 and
PROPER pU,vrsIz.T Iur. Gin II. CLAIBORNE,
Srpt &c. nM:c Nc. Il Pearl street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

suDDES DEaTH.-Mej. r. 5. Jones, OF Ncr-
folk, died very suddenly lHs. evening, q: the board
Ing house OF Mrs. EddIns, on Governor street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
IoTIcE TO Tax-paygHS

oURSUANT "a sn ordinance passed nth January, 1855,
Z I will att, nd a. tbe Collectors Office, In the City Hall,
from the 10Th TO The Dist Of DeceGber, inc u,ive, to receive
the remaining half Of is 1es from srch persons as are eni-
tied to a deduction Of 10 pc. cent. By having previously
paid the FIRST hall II June last. In accordance with said ordi.
nance JULIUS A. H0BS0N, Q. @. z.
n. D 1T will be seen from the above that the Collector
- requir.d to attend at the Office from The lo,h 10 alst Of
the month, to receive taxes remaining doe from ju3e last.
Before the January term Of the Hastings Court, he Is re-
qulsed By ordnance to advertise delinquent real estate 10
be sold Tor no~p.payment OF taxes. Persons Who have not
done 80. will SEQ the necessity Of calling and paying thee
taxes, IS It will be impossible 10. Tho Collector to call CT
them before he advertbeS. J. A. A., @. @. &.
Hou QL-1no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

AWtrcu Mi:sIso.-Mr. WI. EppS, Jan!tor
of The City Hail, WIS Ycstv.da: tie loser o! c valun-
BILE gold watch and chain, which Was either stolen
Or accidentally dropped ':om his pocket during IN
"ou;side p~ressare'' ri the crowd in tie lobby.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
Gg.U1I.UL LOT on Cd sTREET FOR SALE IT 4uG-

EEEJtT9IL LUZ UN % tTKEEi FUN saIEI aEV-
TlUS.
Arcr ~. ;sl. c. The fuI nI,cre, at the rrauest CT
the devils e, We shail sell L a portlc n Of the lot IA rear Of
the isre r-siLc &C c! Dasi7i True! eas:, fronting about 80
feet on Oh he y, 81, lie t3t Street, running back sh,r!Ts
feet. !: will, II necessary be divided 10 sui. the views u
oil, der,. Terms: n ca h, balance 81 6 ant l2 m' htEs for
- s0Iablc EC;es, !.ic.es added, aLG t:!s retained I'll sI
ias ~rIrcEssr mcn"y Is psit. q en-
bee. 81, tsG.-:ds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

MAroR's CouRT.-Beyo nd the discharge Of
q few ~penitent looking individuals who had bowed
too 10y in their devo.ion- .. the shrine Of Bncchus,
and the re arrest OF Francis Shcrden, upoa o charge
Of aiding and i5ct:ing in the iaa.der of Wm. Clark,
10 cs-e Of the ~slightes. public importance wss yes-
DIV presented hers for settlement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

3 4 Nj lNH UFF!EE
WV. &. :SAlCS & y
CORNER NAILS Y lITE STREET., RICHMOND, "a.
7 y connection With their Da7kIng ousin.'s, the under.
i .Igned vii give prompt uad ;aithic! a,ten;:on 90 he
adjustment eac 0 iir:tioa 0; c!-!t:s sgsins! :he CouieGe-
Fat Government.
They viii asso' late With ;hera ccEfeieH: l.2n! taleI:
rhsnever 4: may br found rec, ssaIy TO ito so.
Their charges viii be mo3crat', ether specia! sr c"ci!n-
gent, ~ their patrons nay advise.
wM. 3. EAaCs : co.
Eg"ga, Br PERMISSION, 70:
Col. Geo. ". S!uniUrd, Secretary S.a:e c! f!r9in2.
Cot inc. :. Calvert, rrea'arrr :: - % Wig! if.
Col. J. y. Bennett, I. :: Al ..,c: e tie o! :i.s.=!..
Iaa, CRskt-, ESQ, 2 es!tr'.Ga l. c: irs MA.
va. :. To, ior, rsq ,C.fi't.: n:nk "a virginia.
iiec.or Davis, Freshmen; Trader 3t"k.
J. :~aadolPs ruckcs, Esq. ArIe:asy is@cIa!S:@;ec: Tr'
gln!s
.2r Claims sen; 20 - :pT SGius:psat or collection
should, In al cases, - sccoCsTaniIG b? : y proper cc:i.
tracts and voucher, laf spec q! power OF atom J 10 re-
prssen. aad . sn she la N. Of the party ~ aGy pApe-s CT
documents necessary ia The PREMISES. Dec a-lm