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MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.

MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.-The
eL sf2t GoafAT IN Be- Rs on o.
DA' '''' iag do. JNO. c. sTANARD, seey.
ALOAN-sIO,OOO.
GENTLEMAN nom country desires negotiate lOSn
n stOO based upon ample security shether P'Isonsl Or
'e ',ioN N'' Care OF wing once.
x,A>UFACTURED TOBACCO.-l2Oo boxes vel
VI sna6a brands Tor sale BY r.cr DAVENPORT
crPERIOR Old RIVE WHISKY, sssM g.4ar"
JJo-,t
nR,NDY-Jaies Robin Co superior Co nae Brady In
Is custom House s''r Of direct m20T.l ION f0r ;s By
XIroOD wARE.-rHOs A BULKLEY 4 co, 1s
W Man ~, A1 1sss i I,sst -. pan.
Rsre Covers, Wash Boards
ssiIns Pin, Pastry Boards
BlaS stats Wood Mortlrs and Pc ties
Clothes Pms. Boot Jacks
Rroous Whisk Brushes Fluid Pals.
sugar. Boset Wood o,. tna nun =.
oar fun and complete Snd We invite the aeaton Of
P,sS IA BULKLEY co
I,ISE o. y. TENS.-S5 hal' chest, finest C. P Teas
ete expressly sales and guaranteed give sN'fsc
medium 'nd low price Teas 100 e,'e, 19i SseSts
NOTICE.
CAPTAI\S Of Leaai'! oo9pag,e. throughout III, STAT
bliss d. oo-p OF aiming accoats-mstti A have mAae
attracts Tor these items tHyy delivered At THIS
r..-. CuAALF' OINMOCk
Captain aud Superintendent Avn
Richmond, Va January 5, ls"l ido-u
DROPOsALs WILL BE RECKIvRD ATthis
OFFlCE ~ ihe Josh Jaausp Tor io!lo~ing tmosrs
i6P'ySss'5 :, i. e. ', S ,yS
N - ~ & Nm,
% III =, I heAft Pine
70 Sd
ID " - az
40lO o. inch boards fl-ro7bcg.
OFFICE OF THE sUPT. ARNoRY.
g4-iz Rehuonl, Va.
= EWIS WEIR a JOHN q. WADE. oaer Tor sale,
luhbs COLI. as 50 DO CrlasI do, g. ip Powder
81 1 DO rsu dos DO Cut Loaf do g. bNs Lsi DO, IS
bids f.o Rco AMI Cub, Mdsg.No 90 hhis Cuba Ausc''a
DO H5 % bb.s New Orleans 10. ~ hbls Sur HOUSE syn
200 and Gross urTrugs - hbls No Macker large
miIn snI small O. tbs Ar~.rs tl ies Sole Le.h-r, 49, 90
per d. bags ilsUaya Coffee 81 DO re 40 DO % = hirs
GIhys starch, 10 90 Cast Soap, lt'
RELIEF TO GOUT:
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relief TO The mos acute cases O. G3u. and R.lr4Isin
For sac d; MEADE b'hsRs
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bI l>j 81 ain 81, corner above p o.
TTOGSE KEEPING GOOOS.-we have Ia store iuu
aud assorted stock housekeepug goods, comp us every
l ,i5 very low ''' cash. OF '''- RoBEsrsoy soy
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Ja.. received large aal beautiful assortmeniof
PENDANTS,
KgRlsINE on CHANDELTERs, With ?, g. and BURNERS
w. ,r s.ri attention 10 these gocds knowing oEsr
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del Garner 9th aud Broad strest'
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RELIEF TO GOyT!

TfV4E genuine EaEsh REYNOLDS SPECIFIC will give speedy
II relief TO the mos acute eases o. G1ut and R-un4tsn
For "a. ID: MADE BtkERS
Family Dru- store
fu 1~j 81 AIN 81, corner above =. o.
HOUSE KEEPING GOO0S.-we have Ia store a iu;
aud assorted housekeepug goods, slug every
t which usuay called 'o5 iu The harS line, which are
o.. very low for cash, or 90 puuctua customers
l.l5 r. ROBERrSON & son.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
KuNKEL MoXLEy lssssEs .Sp M.s.etNs
CONTINUED SUCCESS
Of the engagement beautiful aad fascinating Actress
MISS JOEY GOUGEN
THURSDAY EVENING. January 10Th,
VIII be performed the OLD DOMINION DRAMA Of the
HIDDEN HAND.
capOla Mis-. Joey eOugenheim.
OFFICE OLD DOMINION INsuRA'o E o..
~ MAIN srREsr,
RciHoSD. Jan, l. iSGl
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
NHE Board Of Directors have this day declared dividend OF
cent the capital stock out Of the profits Of the
senaves and er the 18th inst The transfer books will be
ios- i'" VIC '''' ~ oH,s WORKMAN, see.'y
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Richmond Fire Association.
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CHARTERED 29rH MARCH, 1881.
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NEGRO HIRING FOB IS6I..-The under lgn6d Of
~ feo his services To the pujdc Hr,r w.
suing Ills Increased experience enables him confidently
promise those who his rera that their business will be
attende 10 In the most satisiActory
Persons sending 10 expect 10 have good prices
andhomes for them with attention IL % SICK
ness and prompt returns made Quarterly. LucIgs LhWs
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\ EMIS MKmR 4 JOHN O. WADE. - II ~.

= EWIS MERR a JOHN a.. WADE. 00er Tor sale,
guhhs n COLI 49, 50 DO Crla3L do % ip Powder
III h 30 10 Translated do Do Cut Loaf do g. bNs L'si do IS
f, ito REQ ami Cuba Mus,oytdo hhls Cuba Nuscova
o. % % bbs New Orleans DO rs hbls Su Mouse Syfu
and Gross HeIugs, - hbls No Macker large
nIu and small, G, bb Ar@rs 3s ies Sole LeAih-r 49, 90
per s5blg Ilsuay-a Coffee % DO pine Ao DO, % = bales
Nca pre Rice AdamAntne and sperm Candles,
GItvs starch. 10 % Cast Soap, jap
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NaaEa1,I-

NINE q. y. TEtS.S5 haf chests finest C. P Teas $,
fei expressly for sales and guaranteed o give sStc
t-a Also medium ,nd low price Teas loD ant packages
F-s.I.bv e.. DAVENPORT,
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APTAING Volunteer Companies throughout ths stat
r respectfus informed that she COMMITS ioaers app iusd
b. t uu-p obtaining accout-mstt Ac., have MAJ,
atrsts Tor ttse tHey delivered al th
The, .rs ssuei um-jat-ly acc1rug priority q dat
T. rI--s CuAhLF' OINMOCk.
Captain aud supcrl-tendeLt Avn ry-
Va - sal
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NOTICE.

1ia MAIN STREET,
nr for the remainder season, citizens and strangers
great inducements In First Class clothing, Suitable ior
Eve .Il.- Marrlnl.l rLnre.enled ~
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THE SMELLING OF URBANNA BY THE
FEUERAIS.
from tho Fredericksburg

FROM tho Fredericksburg Herald, Nov. IL
One OF the most recent outrages worthy Of being cas-
sed with the outrages o OF the bloody butchers
who lived in centuries gone by, visited on the little
village OF Urbana, Middesex county Virginia. Friday
last by some Of the chivary who now bear commissions
in the Lincoln navy.
One Of the steamers and tug, that have been block
aiding the Rappahannock steamed up the quiet little
town Of Urbanna which lies back a few hundred Yards
from the river on tho creek and without apprsing tho
people in order 10 removal Of the women and children
commenced hurting their missiles Of intended
in the shape of round shot and she'll After some hundred
discharges Of their cannon the chicken thieves and law
less adventures attempted landing in their boats but
they were met by small body OF militia or volunteers
stationed there and soon sought shelter their pratica
craft far out of the reach of the muskery our soldiers
Having been baed in their thieving visitation they
sought revenge in trying TO destroy the little town with
bombsnels; but we are happy to say house was
uret much less destroyed except small free church,
which, we understand, struck three four times.
The Yankee shots alike Intellectual in the destruc-
ton OF liic not soldier citizen killed wound
ed by the bombardment.
Urbanna is village containing about one hundred, so
that the attack altogether of those endish
hgnant affairs worthy the instigaon of the devil, and
worthy tho execution OF the braves who figure lum
nously in the Lincoln navy.
The attack was one most likely based upon pure praca
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TIE REBEL SpECULATORS.

II.
Govcnor lrown, OF Georgia, in his message TO the Le
authorizing The Governor of the state. any military
officer under his command by his direction seize and
appropriate any provisions other uples
r our army IN the hands Of spectators traders and
b. them or tender to pay them reasonable and Just
cdpensation therefor to be fixed by competent valung
agents. Such measure would not ony secure the gov
erment against exorton, but would also accomplish
general public benefit in the reg ulaton of prices The
price liked us the market value Of the articles needed by the
state which are also the principal articles needed by the
community, would very become the general market
ton seize supplies the State in the anGs of such per-
SONS as refused TO sell at reasonable prices and thus bring
down those above to medium rates
From the New Orleans Merchants Journal
The Confederate government has suffered immensely
and suffers every day, from spectators. The hugcst
swndlng has be and is practsed by army con-
tractors Men, whom it gross outrage to call South
erncrs, are making fortunes ir the Of our
young republic, aud specializing the blood and health
Of our gallant soldiers who need comfortable clothing to
protect them against the cold winters in Virginia kcn
lucky and Missouri We venture the assertion that tho
money thus pocketed by shameless spectators the
sale OF nnseaworthy steamers bad medicines, poor uni
lorls ana Stale provisions, since the Of
the war, would be sufficient to furnish clothing for the
army OF the Potomac. IL is openly said by some OF
the specializing gentry that fotncs cannot now be made
another chance will not occur and that as thou
sands are engaged IN specuatons they reason why
they, too, should fail to embrace good opportunities The
argument Is, that il the city be full OF burglars who
do thriving business, tho crime being wnked at
by the police, every justified in turning burglar to
better his fortunes Napoleon made short work of army
SPECTATORS. He shot them.
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observation-disclosures,

Major itz OF the United States Army, is stopping at
stopping at the New York HOTEL
Hon Austin Myers, OF Syracuse; 8. b. Campbell OF
Castleown L. S. Elwood, OF Indiana W. Stanley Mon
treal and 6. j. Pumpey Of oswego, stopping the
81. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain j. Dunbar, Of Massachusetts,; W. E. Tuns, OF
Niagara Falls Thomas Weaver Of Lexington; A. l.. Nj
coll and H. Iafarge, Of New York, stopping the
IAfarge Hause.
Howard Paul, of London; Colonel A. j. Butler, of Call
ornia Manuel Marin de Sandual, Of Mexico; Captain Ed
dy the United States Army f. Fthan Of the United
States Navy; G. II. Bradford, Of Boston, and H. T. Miller
Of CINCINNATI are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Captain John Mirchouse, of the steamship Edinburgh,
A. Hirsch and W d. Macy, of Boston; SamuelS Seward
Of California; Captain N j. Green, A. b. Mills, and H. N
Graves, Of Washington, f. A. Sears, Of Buffalo; Austin
Bangs OF Albany James H. Peabody, of Philadelphia: II.
A. Rsey, Of Dunkirk; Captain James Iawless, Of VIII
mington Captain W. X. Marsh and wife, Mrs J. b. Par
CONS and Mrs H. s. Briggs Of Massachusetts, are stopping
the Astor House.
c. vergvechoa and s. Arqocdo, Of New Granada; Mr.
Kngan OF Ireland Mr. he Silver anb wife, and Miss Bes
sic orsecch of Philadelphia George Greig and Mrs Ter
re daughter of Boston Samuel Glover and daughters
Of Few York; S. Moss Of Rhode Isand T. Sweedy, OF
Newport MISS Isabel Dougas Of Brooklyn George Woos
terholm Of Sheffield England, and Mr. Dumas and wife,
of Montreal are stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
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THE REBEL FAST DAY.
BY THE PREsIDENT-A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, 1t hath pleased Almighty God, the Sovereign
Dsposer of events to protect aud defend the Confederate
States hitherto in their conflict with their enemies and
70 be unto them n Shield and, whereas, with grateful
thanks recognize His hand and acknowledge that not
US but Him beonget the victory and in hum
bic dependence upon His Almighty strength and trusting
in the business Of cause, appeal to Him that He
may set at naught the efforts Of enemies and put
them to confusion and shame:
Now, therefore, l. jefferson Davis President Of the
Confederate States IN view OF the impending conflict do
hereby set apart Friday the 18th day Of November
day OF fasting humiliation and prayer and hereby
invite the reverend clergy and the people these Conede
States repair that day to their places Of
public worship and TO implore the blessing of Almighty
God upon arms; that He may give victory over
enemies preserve homes and affairs from polu-
ton and to us the restoration of peace
perity.
under my hand and tho seal OF the Confederate
the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixiy.one. JEFFERSON DAVIS
BY the Presidential Il. T. HUNTER. Secretary Of state
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CONFEDERATE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

IFTUH lIc ftIUHIlUHI fsXa1IIcT, Now n.
We publish below, general information and crafty
numerous readers belonging to that commun on
"The Constitution OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the Confederate States Of America proposed by the
General Convention Of that church. lately held Column
ba, South Carolina.
The Convention we learn, was well attended all tho
bishops OF tina, church in the Confederate States being
present, except Bishop Polk, OF Louisiana, together
with a full attendance Of clerical and lay depu-
ties. The venerable Bishop Meade, Of Virginia. as
senior bishop, presided the body. The general
tone of deliberations though entirely free from aspcr-
ity towards the church Of the North gave evidence Of
deep and settled conviction, every hand that the
separation ia church organization like that in civil go-
yernment was and ought to be- complete perpetual
IL taxing the necessary steps to form ndep ndent
church. Or IMITATION for the Confederate States every.
ono important change from tbs old constitution was
nada~uamely. thai which permits state DIVIDE her
sell De Two or more dccoses jurisdiction Of bishop
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THE CONFEDERATE WAR TAX.

LIT IN Tic Richmond Examiner, Nov. Ia.
There seems TO be general preference the part Of
the States OF the conederay to the Confederate
Tax gatherers from making their appearance among them
when they can save ten ccntum upon the whole
by collecting it under state authority and rayng
the confederate treasury. IL certainly to be
satisfactory that the people should be visited by the
collectors II but government, provided the system
OF stata taxation is not Objectionable tho ground
inequality.
II is to be noticed however, that Congress has not APP
portned the to be raised among the States without
the Intervention IF Confederate Assessors. In the act
o. congress provision made for the appointment Of
sssors by Tho Confederate governmu mt and the vail
ton OF tax b, property in each State. 1t would sc en-
therefore, that there is way Of asccrtainng the
which each State is required to pay till this
is made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
THE REBEL COAST BATTERIES-THEIR
WEAKNESS

From the Richmond Examiner, Nov lll
Inc war has produced several valuable inventions in
artillery but in Notifications coast batteries
are simple earthworks which certainly no match for
the heavy guns of fleet. Our exposed 10 the
enemys shells and II easy to that vessel has only
to lilo of at the extreme range OF its guns nothing
but rifle reach to shell Notifications
1t leisure With the protection Of guns by bomb
proofs we might defy the enemy TO the last extremity
BIT as is the bomb proofs being SEPARATE only offer
m inducement to the men TO leave their guns.
simple and rude expedient for the protection OF the
gus o. our coast batteries woald give us an invaluable
advantage in coping with the IL ia simply to pacc
over them heavy logs Of wood; supported by uprghts,
with Sufficient layer Of earth This is said to constitute
asimpe and admirable bomb proof covering over tho
men while at their guns and aordng the enemy no OPP
porny to take us at advantage in his favorite game
Of "long taw.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
THE BLACK FLAG.

From the Richmond Dispatch Nov 14.l
We have information that the authorities Of South
Carolina have communicated with government upon the
subject OF g hosting the black flag, TO which auson
has been made since the attack upon the of that
State. II is believed that General leo has received
ders from the War Department urging that these cap
tured must be regarded as prisoners of which VIII
be dsregaded by the authorities OF South Carolina and
that the will DO pursued which Governor
Wise adopted at tho time OF the John Brown raid upon
Harper's Ferry-when done with the invaders the
Confederate Government may have them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
THE VIRGINIA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION

TFrom the Richmond Examiner, Nov. l4l
The vote Of the counties appears small from reason OF
the absence Of so large number of voters in the army
The returns from the several districts in very slow
y, but such have received indicate election Of
the following gentlemen:-
Second District r. Chambss, Of Grcensvile.
Third District-Ex- President John Tyler of Charles
City,
Fourth District-Rogcr A. Pryor, Of Petersburg
Fifth Distrct-Thomas S. Boccck, of Appcmattox
SIKH District-John Goode, Jr., Of Bedford.
Seventh Dstrct-James F. Holcombe, of Abemarle
Eighth Distrct-D. c. Dejarnette, Of Caroline.
Eleventh Eistrct-J B. Baldwin, Of Augusta.
Twelfth Dstrict-Walter II. Staples.
Thirteenth District-Fayette NcMulen.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Congressional DistrictsLWe
have information that indicates clearly the election Of
Messrs. Russell and johnson, the present incumbents
from these districts.
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DONATIONS FOR THE FAMILY OF JACKSON.
THE MURDERER or ELLSWORTH.

-. ". q.
With pride and pleasure record the gratitude the
southern people in announcing that less than thirty
thousand dollars, made up by the free will offerings OF
men, women and Children now stands to the credit Of the
widow and children OF the martyr Jackson the brave
Alexandria, who fell in defence Of the flag Of his cou-
try Should the marauders penetrate hearthstons
we trust that they will find that the example Of Jackson
is not lost upon the fathers husbands and brothers
OF Our city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
THE LAW OF TREASON.
LAW IKEAlNUN.
CHARGE OF JUDGE HALLIBURTON TO THE GRAND JURY
THE CONFEDERATE DISTRICT COURT, AT RICH.

OF THE CONFEDERATE DISTRICT COURT, AT RICH
MoND, ON THE 18th INST.
From the Richmond Examiner, Nov. l4.]
GENTLEMEN TIKI GRAND JuRY-
The 18th clause Of the eth section Of the LIST article OF
the provisional constitution OF the Coner states
pursuance OF which you assembled, declared, in
the exact words of the constitution Of the United States
thai no person shall he held to capital or
otherwise infamous crime unless on the presennen OF
tne Sfaha jury except IN arising in the land
naval orCes or IN the militia when in service in OF
M ol ploic uanssr The only authority possessed by
TIE courts OF the Confederate States take cognzance Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18

r,o CONSUMPTIvES-THE ADVERTISER, HAVING
been restored health few weeks by very simple
remedy after having suffered several years with
inny affection that dread disease, consumption, is
anxious make known his fellow sufferers the Of
cure To all who he Will send copy of the
srripon charged with directions for preparing
and using the same, which they viii find
Conumpon Asthma, Bronchitis &c. The only object of
The advertiser in sending the prescription Is to benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer may try his remedy
II will them nothing, aad blessing. Parties
wishing prescription will please address Rev. Edward
Wilson, Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
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ideas First to drive the few citizens then rush In
spoil punder and destroy what they could not carry
Off but thanks invincble little band OF soldiers
there, the whole scheme was frustrated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION

~, IrI0rII It IsICiIHlonu FxaMIuer, NOV. IA
This respectable body Of ancient foges and antquated
fossils met yesterday in this city, for the third time
In the Capitol building Owing to the want Of quorum
those who did attend necessarily had to adjourn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

ar DISEASES OF THE FEET SUCCESSFULLY
A cured-Corns, Bunons, Cal9soes Club and Insrow,
Fnst W. sklfully and successfully treated by Dr. j.
Surgeon Chropodist, 2l2 Broadway New York.
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The military authorities here feel confident.
WHERE IS BEN. McCULLoCH AND PRICE?

11 i.
A messenger just IN from Fort Smith reports that
General Hunter, with sixty regiments and over one
hundred pieces Of artillery, now the battle field OF
Oak Hill. General Price having formed junction with
Mc(CIOh has fallen back to the Arkansas State line to
fortify he Their united force amounts to twenty five
thousand. This, however, is not generally credited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER BRITISH STEAMER.

Undoubtcd information Of tho arrival Of another British
steamer Confederate port has reached this city Her
cargo of ten ricd cannon 2S 900 stand arms
a large assorted cargo OF medicines clothing, blankets
nc The steamer Is commanded by an exunited States
officer and is lcct enough to successfully run any
blockade.