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Persons who are sending clothing and sup
plies to troops In the field, requested to mark
distinctly on the package with marking ink the
NAME of the party for whom intended, the REGI
MENT to which he belongs, and the PLACE OF DIES
TINATIoN, care of Quartermaser at Rich ond, to
whom tbs usual railroad receipt shout be for
warded by the shipper.
I.-Many packages arrive at the depots Of the
railroads in Richmond with paper marks rubbed
off; OF their destination cannot be known by
the Cuartcrmaster. Others are impertectly mark.
ed and cannot be identified.
Iu-All articles deposited ut the Quartermas
ers Oaice In Richmond for shipment, must be left
there before O'Clock, p NJ, to insure their ship.
men' that day. J. MAURY GARLAND,
All 2}-ts Capt. aud Asst Q. NJ.
ORDNiNC DEPARTMENT OF VA.,}
Richmond Aug. :, 1861. 5
NIOTICE--H is very desirable tlat all corps,
communities and ind;v iduais in the State,
having ARMS of any kind-beyond those abso-
iutely necessary for their immediate use-should
re,arn the same TO this Department as pos
sib,e that they may be overhauled and thoroughly
repaired Address,
G. DIMMOCK, Colonel,
an 6-ta Chief of Ordnance Of Viroinia.
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80 @l--ts
RTASONlC DIRECTORY.

vi
first Tuesday each month james A. Scott, Mas
tor Place of business Sbockne SUP.
Manchester Lodge, No. a. meets ut Manchester
Hall Saturday before fn moon John IL. 1iGtchor
Master Place OF business, Bank OF VIRGINIA, Rich
UoDd
Richmond Randolph, No. 49, meets at Nasors
Hall third Tuesday each month. WIN. T. Aller
Master Place of business, Bank of the Common
wealth.
corner Yth ard Main streets, second Tuesday
each mouth Joseph Hall, Master. Place OF bust
ness Gaiego Mills.
Dove Lodge, No 81, meets at Boshers Hall fourth
Friday each month. B. J. johnson, Master +. r.
Place of business ON Cary, between 18th aud 18th
streets.
Loge Francois, No. So meets at Boshers Hall
SECOND Friday each month. Is. NJ Harris, Master.
Place OF business at No. ll2 Main street.
Henrico Union Lodge, No. 40, meets 1T Masons
Ha!l Friday before suil moon. Alfred s. Lee, Mss
ter. Place OF business on Dock, between 9th aud
2cta streets.
Capitol Lodge, No. lsa, meets on Marshall DO.
tween 9th and 7th Streets third Thursday each
month. b. R. Wexford, jr., Master. Place Of bust.
mesa ON 18th street, Belvin's Block.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. 100, meets on Marshall,
between 9th and It'll streets, second Thursday each
mouth VIM. L. Mauie Master Place Of busi.
ness at No. 1872 Main street
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3, meets AT
Iasons' Hall Erst Friday each mouth. Alfred 8.
Lee. High Priest Place of business on Dock, be
tween 9th and 18th st;eets
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter No. 43 meets al
RGsper's Hail. corner 9TH and Main streets. third
Friday sssh month John p. Little, High Hest
plscs Of business co Main. beswssp s,.A and ls4h
ssrssta -. p
Richmond UomIsnasry. No q nss.s u Mssons
ha.I fcsr,a Iaa.asy each roasa- scas r. aes
a. a-in JAMES e. a!nnIca
YxvS.s as-s.l@-
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FALL ELECTIONS.

Ma TO THE VOTERS OF THE sTH
WED CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
COM POSED OF THECOUNTIES Or Gull
PEPPER, MADISON, GREENE ORANGE.
LOUISA, SPOTsYLNANIA, CAROLINE,
STAFFORD, AND KING GEORGE-Cslls
hs Ing been made up n me by portion of you. To
know whetheRI would serve you in the Con :eCier-
ate Congress If elected, l reply: Whilst non-,
through Q vain amb ton, should seek seat in the
"ouIcils If the country, ditdence should not pre-
vent any on from taking position to which the
people may call him.
TIE a'teut on Of the public is 50 absorbed in the
condi :, which is To decide the destiny of nations
tEst regard i. neither consistent with the wishes
ia of the paop!e to sass the district, did
time Ard engagements p-rmit. | therefore concur
the sxanp pie set ny distinguished candidate for
vour favor. n declining one. Should II be your
pleasure 20 elect me shall endeayor u devote my
humble abilities 10 the service OF the country
lend r my franks to those of nv friends and
s~llow citizens. whose partiality las indicated NE
a suitable person fol- possible ST ton.
o. ~ JEREMIAH MORTON
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= TO THE VOTERS OF.THE CoUN

Ha TO THE VOTERS OF.THE COUN.
nes q hanoc1, henrico Caaries CITY, Nep
As"t. Ah1aosh CITY, James City, and YORK., and
.hs Cities Of Richmond and W1llamsburS:
In response to q call made La in thu public
pssss ana In private letters, announce myself a
cSDdldate 70 reprea.nt you in the HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the Confederate Con.
grcss.
Although the active operations OF the campaign
Wan NOT G. Ne In time for TO visit you before the
sas1aon' yet have no r"ason 10 suppose thst thy
VII Interfere with the discharge OF my duties a.
your represent alive in Congress- should II he You,
ps~asure to call me to that body In such event,
shah sndsavor to represent you with intelligence
and fidelity. GEO. w. RANDOLPH
E-fs
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k1ICHMOND CLOTHING SATISFACTORY.
IN The subscribers have on band large and
complete assortment Of SOUTHERN MANUFAC-
TURED GOODS-Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
iugs, of al; grades, from the following noted mills :
t'renshaw Mills Richmond, VA Miller x Co.'S
Mills, Culpeper county, Va; Kelly, Ford & Cos
Mills, Fredericksburg, Va; Thomas Il Aimes
Mills. Marion, Smith county, Va Rock Island
Mills, Charlotte, n c.. which We are prepared 70
make to measure at the shortest notice aud in the
latest and most approved stylos--goads that will
compare in every respect with tho best Northern
manufactured goofis, and many If the Crenshaw
goods equal in quality to French. There can be no
longer excuse for buying goods manufactured
out of the State. In addition, we keep always on
hand stock OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS AND CASSiMERES, not to be sur.
passed by any house III the city. We have the
best of Cutters, and corps of workmen not to be
surpassed Icy any house III the Union. with d deter
mnation to furnish our patrons with Southern
ClothinG-materGl raised South, and trust TO be
sold and worn South rs we are determined to do
all in or power 10 push forward Southern insti,u
tons. SPENCE a. CAREY,
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors
fe % Corner Of Main and 18th streets
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EOsPsTAH.S.

EOrRTH STREET HOSPITAL-The ladies
II Of the First Baptist Church have procured a
house on Fourth street beyond Leigh, and propofe
openn. i, as hospital FOX sick and wounded s"i
d,ers Monday next. They will be grateful for
any supplies either of provisions or clothing, FROM
the city country, that may be adapted to the
wants OF the patients Contributions for this pur-
pose may be left at the hospital, At the store of
Mr.. WIN. G.. DANBRIDGE, 100 Broad street,
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ERANKLIN PAPER MILLS.

TICHNpSD "a
The BELVIDERE MANUAL. TURING inF
PANY keeps constantly on hand ali de.erlI q
of ENVELOPE, MANILA, WRAPPING. N.NS
and BOOK PAPERS. They have receui'r l.4is
large additions 70 their machinery, ag' ~ ~
prepared 10 turn ont every article their lire ID
increased facility, ard at mOdcT to price. Tie
quality OF their paper IL coTpar, with any IN ii-
country, and they desire to invite especial ailruJod
70 this fact All sizes furnished at the .huries q,
tice, and orders from every section RESPECTS
solicited
Sc Cash pad FOR RAGS
GEO. WHIT IELD Pres,
II w LUBBOCK Sar'y rl li-'r
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MA TO THE VOTERS OF THE SENA-
EDITORIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF
THE CO UNTIES OF HENRICO AND
HANOTER.-Mr. Williams &. Wickham having
resigned his seat in the Senate, from the abov g
Distric:, at the solicitation of many gentlemen
heretofore Of different political parties, hereby
announce myself a candidate to fill the vacancy.
Entirely approving what seems to be the public
sentiment in opposition to a regular political can
vass In tho present excited condition of the public
mind. shall content myself with the above sim.
pie announcement, pledgiDg to the voters of the
District If they shall fit to elect me- exert
whatsoever Of ability l possess, both of mind and
heart, (eschewing all party feeling preudiee) to
the establishment of Southern Independence and
me promotion Of the best interests Of our noble
OH Commonwealth.
" N-ts JNO. r. GARRETT
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G UMMER CLOTHING.
AT VERY LOW PRICES
DARRACOTT, HARRIS Il CO,
Have OF hand
Fine Dress SUITS.
Fine Fancy Cashmere SUITS.
Fancy Linen SUITS.
Fancy Cottonade SUITS.
Fancy SILK VESTS.
Fancy Marseilles VESTS.
White Linen Coats.
Blay and Spanish Linen COATS.
Linen and NJ; settles PANTS.
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, ali styles.
SEIEES ,nd COLLARS
Under RNJRTS ard DRAWERS
NECK FIS, HANDKERCIuEFS, STOCKS
GLOVES, SUBSCRIBERS and SOCkS,
Which they selling We, low. for cash
DAREACOTT, HARRIS & CO,
lie It's ll2 Main street
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CHANGE OF HOURS.

On and after TUESDAY, lat day OF October. tn
Passenger Train Of this ompany will leave Rich
tnond daily for Fredericksburg at 4 O'Clock p. NJ
Returning, will leave Fredericksburg at A. N.
and arrive at Richmond Mt $3.50 a M.
SARpL RUTH,
Snp't Transportation
Office r., +. q p. r. R. Coz
Richmond, Sept. 20. 1861. sc Cots
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lDfEDMONF BATTERY.--This corps IT Light
Artillery TO be composed Of picked men, and
commanded by competent aud experienced officers,
Ia now forming. A number OF intelligent and able
bodied young men have already joined 1t. Uni
forms and equipments FREQ Of charge. For further
information apply Major GEO. ROSS, brandy
station, Culpeper county, ~ NJ kCHsLE DE
WE'RE or Z. ". 1nUEHEARr, Upiver-ity Of
Virginia. se l6--eodlm"
yINHE STATE ARMORY.--Tbe state Ar1no-
ry IL now at the corner Of 1th and Cary sts.-
Parties returning Arms beonging 10 the State al 3
requested to send them there. -
q. DIMMOCK,
sc 26--l2t Col. of Ordnance OF Va.
EG City papers VIII copy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
uNDGEwOuD MALE SEMINARY,
n AMELIA COUNTY,

T0DGEwooD MALE SEMINARY.
~ AMELIA COUNTY,
The next annual session Of this SCHOOL viii
cosn.ieuye n E.sDAi. tn. LIST OF OCTOBER. aud
close the last Friday iii june Pupils IT, zen at auy
tire II there should I've vacancy, paying for tie
time; bnt no deduction after commencing
The School Is in healthy country. free from
vice and dissipation
The subscriber would refer TO parents and guar
dams who have paironi1ed him, and especially t.
the young gentlemen swhe have heen under his
charge.
CHkRars--Board and tuition in English, the
Languages and Sciences, sli0 lights not included
TERMS-One half cash TIE balance lst March
Address T. A. CKENSHAW,
sc !i--law4w* Amelia &. H., Va.
MI G o Q l.
lead oolored Courage, Brcad street, third DIOR bsioa
tic african Church
The Tenth Session of this School will comnience
on TUESDAY. the lat of October.
sc lI-law;'ws
W A. FRAYSER'S
IL. SELECT E>GLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL,
On Grace, between 18th and 26th streets.
TIL" tenth annual session of this School will com
menCc on Tt ESDAY, the LIST day of October, ls6i u.
Terms AZ usual. For further particulars apply at
nv school room &C 2--5tA
OARDIN AND DAY SCH 90 l.
u FOR YOUNG LADIES
Franklin Street betwccn Sd and 4t.
The Misses CLbPrUN daughters of the late
Judge Cloptonl VIII open School on the LIST OF DC
tober 1851. 49,
Circulars of terms etc, will be sent to those de-
string them. Sc 2t-'}m'
gNEMALE DAY AND BOA Y ID ING
n sc II o u l.,
Corner Of LIST ana Cary streets, Richmond.
Mrs. BARKSDALE will resume the duties OF
her School on the l5t Monday in October, 1861.
50 20--im
MR. LFFE3VRNS SCHOOL,
M RICHMOND, VA
This Institution win be open again tue st Ia,
Of October 1851 for the reception both of Boaiers
and DAY Scholars.
For par icuiars, apply to
UITREpT IEFEHyRT-
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SssDOrS, SHOES. HATS &C.
GPOkfANT NOTICE,

q AAak CHANCE FOR BARGAINS IN BOOTS
AND SHOES.
ne srnscri6sr having bought ~ entire stock Of
made,) viii offer them at The old p,ics. $500 10y
70 ~.nt VI suh goods wou do we'll to call voon NJ
N. 3UD SrdAd street b. twe~n l., s,r,,s, sra 80
Avanus. JOS. GOLDSMITH,
Next door 10 Phslix M.tthsws ESQ.
~ c1-Rfs ~
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4 tKENSHAW'S CASSiMERES, WETHEK-
J ELLIS CASSIMERES, YOUNG Il WIN
SToN'S CASSlMERES, Mu.LER'S CASSI
MERES-all of
- Southern Mnnutactars. Il
now in tand aud will be made to order in
the latest styles either for citizens military
Remember, this is Southern manutactOry
and has been for the last j. years. Ii has net
sprung mp from the necessity of the causes Being
= practical at the business. (lu, hot having
climbed in at the back window, over other peoples
shoniders) l tatter myself that | know my bust
ness, aud knowing IT, can give the customers the
benefit Of that knowledge.
Call at the large and new store, hut old stand
Ia Main street. Inih % WM. IRA SMITH.
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MA TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITIE:
ON@6eilE MANn & Al,

0A TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITlE
@oF RICHMOND AND WILL ANS
BURG. AND OF TIE COUNTIES OF
HENkIt ., HANOVER CHARLES CITY
NEW KENT. ELIZABETH CITY WAR
WICK, JAMES CITY, AND YORK.-it is
The duty OF every ei'iz'n at such juncture Il.
inserpose no personal objections to call of his fell
low citizens TO any responsible position wherein
they may think he can serve The country. Ii Wa
with this conviction accepted the sea. have now
the honor to hold in Congress, and with which |
have applied mysc aad shall continue to apply
myself until the ciose, u its labors ard duties -
he only distinction to which aspire il, that INV
lSbors may deserve and obtain the pub ic appro-
baton.
l cannot be Indifferent to the applications from
the District 10 offer myself at the approaching
eiection. and now declare myself candidate
Should you. my fellow citizens, honor me with
your support. my best efforts shall be devoted 10
the lnbors and duties of the high position
oc tide VIM. II MCFARLAND,
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A RMSi AKMSil ARMSlii

a
The undersigned urgently calls upon the PEG
pie of Virginia to send in tn hs address all ARMS
not actually In the hands of troopsuo matter how
few-no matter in what ortler-as they will go into
the Geld rs soon repaired.
No other person is authorized 10 collect these
State Arms but the undersigned
c.. UIMAfOCK,
Col. of Ordnance OF Virginia.
%" Direct, "care Col. DIMMocK, Richmond,
Va" Sc lS-2w
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--s---s.'-s = - z ? :
EDUCATIONAL
-
or THE
IMMA CULATE CONOEP TON,

TT u l. N h G a ID Il
or THE
INN ACULATE CONCEPT ION,
COLUMBIA, g. c.
This trstitufiop reantcd academic exercises on
MONDAY, Sept ID. esfering aii the advantages o.
drst-ctass Arade,ny for Young i..Iies
7syvss rtr Sess,os II Fire Aoaiass
Board and Tuition in all the usual Branches
Of n complete English education, (pay
able in advance .......-s tso w
.uuauce Mairculattor tee,... .....''' NV
.,,,,..r ,...,o,, II .n.a. n, the acadesiy 30 %
a., "a ya1uaa,cg .............,....... 400
ya.s,nr and Mansinr 1000
80, Mou.v Observation-Disclosures. 800
,,.,e uo.,,s,rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4nN)
bay Pupils. Senior Glass, per quarter. i5N
Inn,,r tsl..s r,er quarter Observation-Disclosures 1000
Preparatory Glass, per quarter .''......... e.u
Erfvns p,v quarter:
Latin, French. Italian. spanish and German Tlooo
Drawings, Crayons. .-.....-. S.R
Painting in Water Colors, various styles. 500
Oil Painting Grecian and Oriental, each. 90
Nusic--the Harp and use of Instrument. 90 on
The Piano. and use of instrument. ........ l5.00
The Guitar, and of instrument. 1900
Vocal Music Observation-Disclosures. 500
Calisthenic Exercises OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
Embroidery and Ornamental Worx........ sec
Artificial Wax Fruit and Flowers. 10 90
Postage, books and Stationery IL not furnished
by parents, will form extra charges, will also
aedcal attendance.
No advance in money will be made fer clothing
or other expenses, unless sum is deposited for
that purpose aud no accounts can be opened {. Sc
where without The express wish OF parents or
cunrd,aus ~ lQ--dlm
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N0 TO THE VOTERS OFTHE SEVENTH
CONGRESSIONAL s TR iCr-Conl-
poseu OF he counties # Campbell, Amhers.,aNel-
enn Albemarle Fluvanna and Buckingtam.-At
the solicit asion Of number of gentlemen of differ
sut parties throughout the District announce my.
self candidate to represent you an the first Con
gTess OF the Confederate States. under their per
nAnent Constitution. l will take early opppr-
tunity 70 address the people at their respective
CourtAooses.
De 1S-ts JAMES p. HOLGOMBE.
Whg. Enquirer ard Examiner please COPY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ LARGE SALE OF
THRnE-pLY.
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY,
stair AND PASSAGE
Z A Il Z r. T N q s
ROCKING,
OH. CLOTHS,
BLANKETS. &c,
AT AUCT lON
have lust rec,i ved on Goals Snmer', n LARGE
hTpCK of .ls shove GOODS. consisting of the
best--
lowell Iugrsia Ard 3.ply CARPLTINGS.
Hartford 20. lGSrs0 and 3-ply do.
Crossl"y 4 Sons English blus sells CARPETING
and RUGS.
Pardce & Romans Ergiisa brussels and Tapes
try CARPETS.
Stair and Pas age OIL CLOTHS.
BOOKINGS, OF all widths.
RUGS DOOR MATS.
BLANKETS
Ana other goods In this line suited to the hes, class
trade.
II These goods are consigned 10 me- from q
Souiasrn city, and have never been exhibited il.
this market
k9 The entire srtnent viii be sold ut auc
ton. II my store. No. 81 Main street on TUT
DAY, ot. sth, commencing 81 la O'Clock.
They will be so arranged On the day OF sale 20
exhibit the quality and pattern.
dealers and consumers par;ic ularly qrest
81 to attend the goods are really worth their at
teuiicn-
Sale positive and without reserve
TEnAs-Cssh.
oc3 L COOK. Auc,ionesr
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MILITARY GOODS. &c.


COMMANDtkS OF REG ,MENTs. COMPA-
Y ! MES. AND PRiVATES ATTEN ION
/ al now manufacturing brass pressed LETTERS
AND FIGURES, for Military Caps, III any guam
titles and ut the shortest notice. These l., tiers
have 40 superior in the Confederate States Pur
chasers invited to call and examine them
samples sent by mail receipt Of ten cents to
cover postage. Call on, or address,
Il. NJ. LEWIS, kr nd Gutter,
AT Chas. II. Langley Tin Store, i3sh St,
oei-lm+ Bet. Main and Cary, Richmd. Va.
MILITIA GOODS.-we have now in
wi store the following desirable Goods, just
ceiyed and for sale, viz
1870 prs Brass Cavalry SPURS fine article.
2JJ prs. Pol. Timed aud Plated do.
20,olO Gun and Riff, FLINTS.
100 Rife BARRELS.
30 dozen Flint nnd Percussion q U N
LOCKS.
so SADDLES. assorted, Plain and Horn.
500 lbs. Citing THREAD, 3 cord, assorted
300, 900 Coxs and Walkers PERCUSSION
CAPS
$50, 600 G ID. 90. do.
10 Warmers P.tent Revolving RIFLES,
30 Single Bar Ell SHOT GUNS
100000 NEEDLES, assorted, Sharpe and Be-
300 dozen HEADS and REINS. assorted.
50 do. Wagon BRIDES.
50 do. Wood NAMES.
200u0 Carriage BOLTS, assorted sizes.
$500 lbs ton ROPE for Tents.
50 coils ,Iute and Manila ROPE, assorted.
100 lbs. Saddlers cord THREAD assort
ed coiOrs.
80 yds. Anchor Bnlted CLOTH, assorted.
Sc 3O-6t SMITH, RHODES & co.
MILITARY BUTTONS,
wi MILITARY BUTTONS
have hand large supply of Virginia and
North Carolina BUTTONS, of my ,nanufac
ture. =. A. NJ ERS,
Corner Main and Pearl sts, Richmond Va.
2S-lm*
- ERNICE SWORDS-te,t steel b ade. highly
= tempered by skllful live Georgian. Blades
warranted
Enuneiied Gather BELTS
MDCNTlN GS-Brass pain and gilt.
Plain Brass, with belt ................S3G
Gilt ................l
Orders per express attended To.
Address A. Ii. DE WITT,
So 27--lm Columbus Ga.
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AGn TO THE VOTERS OF THE SEN
~ ATORIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED
OF THE COUNTIES OF HENRICO AND
AANONER.-Ia In candidate for d in the
BEN ALE, uIade vacan. by tho resignation OF
WINS. G. WiCKHAA, Esq
l deem i, proper to say that I en- one Of those
who recognize the sov.reignty the States, AID
the dIty of representative to reflect the will If
his constituents JOHN y. DAVIS.
Henrico, Sept 80, 1851. oc l-6t~
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.4,lrilmOn0 plspmrb.
SATURDAY MokNlNo....o OCT. 3, lsei
IMPAIRED IN SILENCE.
BY MRs }. CRAWFORD.

BY MRs. }. cRAwfo6D.
w, "a It'd IN silence. we parted by night,
am IN, b ,,ks OF tina; LONELY river;
Where III nsssaant times tn It baue ms unto,
Ne taet-~atd W. parted forever
The rigat bird sang and TIE ars ab3ve
J'ofd many atouc Ing at nv
q, lends long Passed 10 the kingdom Of love,
Where tie soul W. as its ma, tie Of glory
We parted in silence our cheeks were wet
With the tears that were past controlling:
We vowed we wot lid nevcr-uo, never--fotget
And those vows At the time were consoiing;
Sus those lips thai echoed the sound of mine
Are as cold IA that lonely river;
And that eye. the beautifn, spirits shrine
IA shrvu,ttd it's fires forcve.
And now on the miinigA, sky look,
And my heart grows mil of weeping;
bach etay is to ,ue sealed book,
Some ta.e OF ihat loved oac Keeping.
We parted in silence. we parted in teas
On thc ha ks OF that loie Y river;
But the osior and hiSVA, those by gone years
Shall hang cr its waters forever
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RUNAWAYN.


DUNAWAY-F From the subscriber near VIII
a = = = THREE SLAVES
JrSsE-A mulat o msn, about ~ wears old 81
feet high has scar towards the lower part OF his
hack from cappinp: had on very good brow u
wool hat, grey nock or sark coat, ana grey
cotton pants: ta'ks smart
FLEMING-A brown negro. very high for
ne ", abont feet high; 90 years cd; hsd on pni
OF boots with iron plates on the heels; Is qpi
clined TO curl.
JOHN-4 dark brown boy. about rs years old
full ) feet high; had on a Sleeps gr,y sack ces,
black satinct pants, and light colored summe
hat
lam Of tn. opinion i they were Pe.yea from hcra
who will try 70 sell them in Richmond or run thor
South. will give reward of TEN DOLLAR.
EACH If taken IN the State, or TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS each, II taken out OF the State apf
confined In Jail so that can recover them.
CONSTANTINE 0. PERKINS,
Near Wilmington
oc 3-4tt Flnvanpa county. Va
GI1N REWAKD.--Ran away from the sub
DlU scriber about two weeks ago, negro b"
henry, about ~ or 20 years old; lark mrlat'e
no mark, that know of; about feet = sr 3 inch
high; a little knock -kue.d, And good countenance
The above reward will be paid for his delivery Il
me, or confinement in any jail. He Is probably
passing for free, may have forged pas w.
may be among s"re of the camps. az he was seer
about the reservoir last week
HENRY EASILY, 17'h street,
&C A. Two squares above q Market
GOO REWAKD-For the delivery of yIh
to, House, Main street on Sunia~ the 9Th Sept -
He Is q black Negr, Roy, near ~ year<oid. has
large, long head thick Fps unier one hanclre
down He has been ut the ola Market house
hllin9 from +. country cart. The above rewar
viii be p..ld for his apprehension and deli.erv IN
ar. Gradys Jail near Cary street. tie may hav'
gore off with of the late regiments of soldiers
Is. JONsS, Ag't for
&C 3-f-k @ Jarvis. 7 rustec.
ID runaway. Ran away from the Coal Mines
n in Orange county. on the 5th of this month
nav boy, FREDERICK. Said boy is bright mu
atto stout built, about 81 years of age has
downward look when spoken tn; about ) fcet
inches high will give reward Of 80, for the so
curing OF him il Tumukin's Jail, that get hin
again. GEORGE W PARKER,
40 1,-lm+ Isa of WIGHT co., Va