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- ;a.--:icn,. sill be continued uutN ordered ont,
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,-,. G:..nc!y thai Il elr privileges only extends 70
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selie.s and yearly advertisers, generally, en-.
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IN STOKE AND TO AtkithykS, Nv" s!drs
good stornp dainagrd Leather and the best brands
II French Cxskns which Will sell low for cash or good
oaper.
N DEfERECS,
o., va, 10 iR2 Cary
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MISCELLANEOUS,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

LAEtUIIFE UEP Il MEM, y
RICHMOND, Juno IL, 1861.
BY order Of The Convention the following
ordinances Of that body are published for gen.
rral information.
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~ GilE GOvEHNOK OF VIRGINIA..

PROCLAMATION.
~ COMPLIANCE with me p:ov!si,.s OF :he Code Ct Fir
l s,:t n,y- A,cr,t ,n-d N. hereby AXE proclacA-
u. L. ALEX K. HOi LADAi, + Q i'aa h..n
!,;;.r LUuits.iouer OF Punnc works r~r the Sec
;,,. 20 supply ,he vacancy cresied oy the expirs.
,r ;, - :.-u OF rl;e Of tas Comai.soner heretofore
east. -. ,E,. Uistrior.
- Gs-e under my Saad, a. Governor, and under
a.. n. sx.iof lLe Commonwealth, a; RlrhOooc, lhi,
- - -: OF J-re, 1851, and 10 the eighty -ats
JOHN LEgcHER,
r:he Gnrs'ao-:
G.rs5. ~ vr:eono. scc'y q the connon'l;h.
JI~e !:-,2. -ri'-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We have been request
cd by the sick soldiers noE stationed at York.
town, 10 express their grateful thanks TO str. r
G. Norris, Mr.. Jas L. Apperson, the ladies' Of
Centenary Church, and to others who were 50
kind as 10 send By Mr. ". A. Wright, many
dain,ies and other necessary articles, which
were hir rhly appreciated.
We vi. state for the benefit Of those who
nav dc,i:, TO contribute any little things, such
as pickle. preserves, butter, &C., that they can
do so by having the packages with Mr.. V" A.
Virgin, s.; this Office, who has made arrange
mrn,s to have them promptly Forwarded TO
Yoktowr.
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IW EH-' ':IsO UsAS - 10 - \ h ,
"""rH u: buDlS, SBuEs AND HATS.
q a E,L""iS & co LSrihx removed from thels
". t.cfvET IN ALEXANDRIA E.e larger per,iou
.tF':.t4;o LCL"krtk COi'k:-uOtsE. VA. "tts II
:;'-e &: .ia. place CT Wholesale only. IL conprise
Isarf-!-Ss"-t rnt, NIX ,SthIA ANkSTShc1rpSb9
Il .!ia= Sl4 ;. Msrchzut. :s.!iinB TO rec the ko"os
go : Is q. ,as coWt house oa Monday and lussoay
g s,rn Eee. vail urLerrLiice.
A BALDWIN co.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

a WoRD TO The LApiEs.-Whcn We wish
any noble, kind and generous acts well md
speeuuy p-riorlucu, We i"'-.'A"'J "Ha- 49,
sppeals to the ladies, who are ever for,mos: in
every good and charitable work. We trust
tha; by this time the ladies have succedrG in
organizing their corps Of nurs.s. If so, iEere!s
immediate woIk for them.
We learn, from 4 reliable source. that thcrc
is much sickness IN our camp at Yorktown
the number being some 30 or S0-aud oE:
sympathizers will be the more excited al l.Irn.
ing that this indisposition exists mostly Ni;o
| the troops from our sister Southern SAFES,
wuo are lar away from their homes, their fam.
lies and their friends. The camp is = BID
ulace for sickness. The soldier. well and car '.
with his appetite ~hetted b. active and :.
ular exercise, can not only eat, but err !Ii
rough fare Not so the ilvald-he maer h:' c
those little deicaci.s which il is notun!y I'll ct
hut oitentImes Impossible TO obtain IN ii'c ar'
| my. IL is ur these Ineli that we now All ca y
the ladies. Let Two or three nurses bc sent 10
Yorktown, Carrying with tEcm some fur or
tive servants To wait on Tie patients, c'eaa up
Their roolns, bring wafer and wash their
clothes. Let lheul take with tncm, also,
some sheets and pillows artc cs which the sol.
dier cares liule about when we'll, bat which is
Of uuct consequence in the hospital; &c.
;ben CARY enauga Tea, white sugar, crackers,
biscuit, frs: bn.,er, rice, and eggs, 10 make
tho necessary Diet i,r ,he s:ck; few chickens
to make soup. would be very well also; and
they should not fail to have with ,heuI slch
cooking utensils as may be necessary. We
would suggest, also, tha, the ladies form com
mitlee, and appoint some Trustworthy person
to make regular trips, from Tie city to the
camp, SO that sufficient supplies could be sent
every day or TWO. as occasion may require.
What say you, ladies, 10 these propositions
We think W. know your answer in advance.
That answer is--it must aud shall be done. -
Then proceed at once in ,hs good work, for de-
lay IL dangerous.
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IL " Il ENCE 3. IA n h i 4
al lsv

t.ANRENGE 3. mari T., ~.
rs. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AeiCkS in the Court, Of the city Of Richmond. ann
:. TTs Eota:ies OF Henr!co, Hanover and Cagone
h,nts' Notary Public and Commissioner OF the unlteo
e -, C9cr; o. Chains --g. ritgs
~" f.':ne;sa!p between Mr.. Chss.sin White and him
- ".,1!vrt, Ills othoe Is noH on tl.h s:seei, -Gh
'"ta.n uau ~
-....s.s !: ely .. 49, ssg..
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The Richmond ENQUIRER,
,uly, sEMlwEEKLT AND WEEKLY
'cS'.S:. TYLER. WISE & ALLEGRE.
TERMS:

TERMS: ...'-
p.,ls seven dollars per Snpun, and ~ the
,a,:n:. If inken foS :ao.;er p.rlod than oae
-a.r Of go. Scv| .xTLY, ave dollars per annurn, and
y:.r ty ;er ..x moath. payable In advance. For the
or o5 siO 10 Ss
'aTS me, nus; be registered, they Will be At The
~. tic S:!er>. ,,,.
i-> .orsSrE-So IS rHs eAitr sserlaSn. .,, f.....
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AZ A6,F

~
"a .cad the lat section Of Chapter IL OF tae Code Of
ls,cis relative the Limitation Of SuitA, "
-; IN. s,t make entry, bring an action to re-
4y., l>ca "-st Of Tie Allegheny nount.ins-pAssea,
N.,r1 2.i., !SGl.
;, &. :.scled 81 the General Assembly Of Tireirla
- ar Ss ssciioa Of chapter hundred aud fory-nne
:. = GJie If Virginia passed in the yeai one thOusard
49, ;r-., .nhc he amended ami e-snxcted sC
.: 80 - i: si4H Dc d. folio 3:
= .--i,: No person shall make entry on, or bring
- : a .-tever aEy land lyiug Ea, Of Tie AlseBosnJ
.-o.a.s.. sl;hin hstsen yeaEs, or any 'ano jng
We: =: alesnaDy mountains, out within zen years
s, .:r which The right 70 make such entry 81
:.c ua aston shall have As; sceru=d 20 h.UseE Or u
Nv: y-5,an through whom he ctnn1s.
s.cruS Nothing 10 this act shall affect any sct!on
go .uia Or prevent the making OF any entry ur orng
& 9r y at Oh wthin Two years after The passage here
- .ag -vr.s pending, and every such en-
r .ro1 may hereafter be made or brought wihih
-. is. ;rrn;on-d ms shall be governed BY the Law ek
.-a; Immediately before the passage hereof.
.a. ~: sn.l published for sXty days N two aewsps
r-.. p:.ried IL the CITY o: Richmopd- ..a-
4 cnpT .:ca nc Ecl!s.
Tc.;e: WHY. GORDON, Jf, b
Gil D. 4 Keeper OF toe Rolls OF ttrsini.-
D., t,u,il
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DEtM hEEK aANU FOR SALE.
, Ii(H ACRES oil rak eHoIossr LAMP 90 ,rns olk
-'OCO CsEEE ten miles IRON GreenBvule, in " ash

~:''a '"iu.., M..;ssippl
..,:. " saer pody OF Land In The: Mississippi Val
~.
hsl s!.d With certainty, ~ bales Of Cotton, or "
aa';-h OF Co:a per acre.
!'ss'i srn.c7 To lscsoAT1os and n natural drainage
'-aH-;' tlchirg unnecessary.
auer stock range; In addition 20 eano ano
s:H -
"h a sei,hborhood OF wealthy Plapser1. some OF
70 ~. rum Virginia and Trnasssee. .
E'"ea;es Gio House, stable. Crbs, DC; 6N acres ID
.n.',a. dead-ning OF SsO acres, thus anoronS
'''' -, r.. cultivation next year. =,
Arsr apo-:uu,,y Is offered In i,l sale 70 secure Se
.;:: co';oa riautstion on the Mississippi river.
wr.... a:,ny 10 FARLEY, JUREY CO., >.
H.!-. 2--c.t.o New Orleans. La.
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AnpnIntnent By The Preside nj.

Prot a. T. BLEDsos, Of the University Of
Virginia, 20 be Chief Of the Bureau tf Wa1.
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a ~
7 the Circuit cour: Of kichmsnd county, on Monday
;he 8.h Of May, 81:
Thomas K shsckl-f)ro, surviving partner OF Lyme
Snacs !eford and Thomas K Shack, ford, late rner'
Grants and partners trading onder the frn OF Lyme
saackIrfoid Co., Complainant s
Against is
go5srt Sp, absent defendant, Indebted TO him,
and Wm. II. DayeCpost, Robert :. Mitchell, VIM;
Ing !sb, Addison Yerby, Tno.. O. Breut, thriif OF
Hort1uoluerxnd county, Wtn N. Asris, and Joshua
HANNAH home defendants, De!encsnts
To attach property, debts and efecfs, and estate
real aud pc the absent d, teodant, hohei' spra
IN the lau 1f the home deenGaus, TO Wit: tract or
parcel VI land, lny In the county Of Nosthnooeraho
III, d "Sluf Point mill aud grst mill. and
quantity Of ship timber, lumber cord wood ana az ohe
tim elects CT the absent dslendant on the saiu
trac. or purcell Gf land In the hsncs tf the said William
n Harris and Joshua anman, or Of The said Addnon u
Ysrby ead Thomas Brent, parcel Of timber ia ne pos
.rssvn un.ier iha control aid naoageuent OF ~ H.
Davenport another parcel ON the lands OF Wm Il gish
and arc ce Of .nd wood aud timber on Inc ldnus Of
Robert T. Mitchell In Richmond county; 20 thst t none
d. PENDANTS be e lined restrained from delivering up
the same secetig or otherNsr dlsposnB lnereo untp a
further o. der Of this Court ,,.o 4,
he object Of thin suit Is 10 recover the sum 0! *i@V cue
nv the Spear the complainant with Interest,"
ana TO attach The lands debts znd ELECTS oi lhe ssid de-
frndaur bands Of the home de endan' 10 secure
he =,
Aid ,yt having been made, according 70 the sc OF AZ
femuy Il ordered that the feEdant Rob spear
appear here thin oath afer the due Of
that copy hereof published, week for four sue
cesivs weeks In The Richmond Eng l!rer, newspaper
uu shed the city o! Rchmond aud that hpohcf copy
bs uosted Ut The door OF tr Court house o. laS
c.u.ty on the OCT, day OF the next Couniy ourt
Tes,s: r. w. PESDLEToN, Clerk.
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,, UNIVERSITY HOTELS.
't'aE !a'-- o'rs The pnivrAity OF Nnglnia nu oe
'scss: cad OF the present iessop, aud TIE eS
:: a-:r annual iDee:nR. On The ist asy OF July
~ ~! fsc''v-. ropos ,ls f., rrp'inR 'he ssne
''-'a:. ar,ing info -ton. Will &ddren 'he onnei
', ':o'- sr.d:us 10 proposals. Will GlreS. en- 10
s'''o' VISITOR, u the InlVSTsry Of 'i'so's' "
ROBERT r. PEENTls, Proe'or
-. !l-s'!, July CuiveIsi,y = Virginia
,,o PLANTATIONS fOK s4A l. 4.
i"s '.a in Monroe county. Mississippi, Two 1a'usee
palis:ionS ths ToIubBSee river, mostly ol.es
''' 80 ac.,. svG acres on each In cultivation.
e--y-!org time -rnsll prompt paS men- o,.,
go E.qa.r-r 11- April l-ew8n
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=, :.s,?ces.r n.d salesman vInppomauax.
sa'oto. Tasrborse sEt - -.
TrvsH. ID. e ]. II. WeDEts RMOh.
\IEtsAL rhHHt-e-cN MERCHANTS Tor me sale OF
,scossc. Wheat, C.r'i. alour, &c.
,c. sascso. sbp, ext doorto entrance 70 ne" i"
'rrn.nJr ;lirS,nood Y. lar 22-ctf
n,nN'S JLCki, faEA AvI VlMGtSlA
INV -. h>O uiNE.; GOODS FOX TENS
10y eoi.iIac.s foriba aSors goods Ye Gao sep
9h'ia Il large quantities, upon shost nItise;
kEar, PAINE CO
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND, Sept. 20, lSt

RICHMOND, Sept. 2D, 1901.
BurraR.-we continue to quote good and prime country
at 25 10 SOC. per H., with r fair demand; inferior Is 10 20c
per ID.
BacoS continues very scarce. and the receipts from
the country are light; owing, In a great degree, to the diff
! Guilty Of procuring transportation. We quote "a to %.
CukS There is no ~ohaugein the mai ket; The receipts are
very liberal, and the demand limited. We quote 5IHaGOc.
per bushel.
Clown SKED.-wc note sales Of a few bags Al $50 per
bushel, there are very few In the market.
~CufFEE-The stock Of coffee Is almost exhausted, and
prices are very irregular. We qoute at Ssad5c. per In. at
which prices but few can aG,rd the luxury.
Isr.-lhere IS All active demand Tor hay far the army,
and it meets with ready sale ut Sl.SJal.3 IS rer lU0 lbs -
These prices will justify shipments from the interior OF the
State. We would suggest 70 persons having it to put it up
III bales well packed, aud send 10 market, as ihore Will be
Il fair demand for 1t dufingih e fall and winter.
FIorK.-llere has been more demand for Flour from
the city trade this week, but operations are confined 10 re-
tail sales. We quote Family at - to M; Extra OK 10 GHi
S~uperfne S.. TO ~.
LEATHER There Is still an active and Increasing demanJ
for all descriptions of Leather, and prices have an adYan'
Gin. tendency. We quote rough skirting at 81 tn 4Oc. per
ID "uk soc Leather IS TO 41c harness IS to Soc, birdie
LIE i'her So To 90; russell and upper auO tn 10; sheep
much difficulty In obtaining oil, which, to some extent,
checks the production Of Leather.
uArs-rhcre is n fair demand for Oats, at from rs to
STI per bu.htl.
SALT -liverro,l Salt is still held at 30. We are now
Ia receipt Of tn article from Southwestern Virginia,
Thlrl Is shiu al prices equivalent IN about UUO LOT = SACK
Of Liverpool. The prospects are that We shsll continue to
receive liberal supplies from that section Of The staie.
T~oBSccd.-Recripts are quite heavy, and the Warehouses
very crowded, no much so that Il is feared inspections will
have to he, In H short time, suspended. Prices are lower,
especially for Tugs and common leaf, while really fine, suit
able for foreign markets. has undergone hut little rh inge.
We quote good md strictly prime IRON 5 TO $40; medf.
Inn leaf 3 tn + common 3 TO ft.25, as TO quality
lugs FROM 10 to ~ -.
Wharf.-The arrivals Of wheat this week have been
more liberal than at any time sihce the market opened, bu
We have M change in prices 10 report. We quote real ~
81 crItS; white AZ Fl. Samples are not severely criticised,
md a prime article Of white would command n few cents
more than our quotations.
WlisIkY.-Ws quote COMMON at I'll to Coo mountain
from "a 10 - good aud fire old rye at ilea 10 sl75.
Wnnn In demand al a8H per cord for oak.
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DIED.

g-rsr.sa this HE at CuIpeper Court House, on Thursday,
ne i.h instant, In the 18th year Of his age, JAMES A..
..LnnCN- OF Apromattox county. He entered the ser
IS. Of his country before he was ofage, and field sacrincs
his- Uphold fever.
Disr, in this city, on Sep ember 18Th, OF typhoid pheu-
Ssa., Mr.. wM. BoDEkER, aged 70 years;
u sas a nenb,r OF Capt z. Davis Company, Abe.
Sirl. Light Horse.
H.. funeral will take Ilace this afternoon ut q O'Clock
Ssy .ad L-isn. Ill, friends and acquaintances are re-
'i.c,fciiy Invited 10 attend.
Drp on the 7th OF September. 1861. Of measles, ut the
:aideace Of her aunt, Miss q. NJ. Burress, 10 Hanover
sola;y. Lucy CAROLINE, daughter OF Dr. J"nn l.. Bur
Wing" aud 'Dispi tch will please copy.
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UEcunES WANTED.


r OFFER to sell a half Interest In one Of me hnest cottor
l plantations In ChIcot county, Arkansas, Dix miles from TIT
Mississippi river, containing about ] 200 ncres-IUUa acres In
! cultivation, 5OJ acres more ieaIrned two years, With bu
| ll,le timber on Il. TIL i place Is large enough for from'dt
to 50 hands, and, having only ~, ] wish u exchange hal
Of my land for good negroes, or a part in negroes, to som'
| honest, reliable farmer, who will Sa.ry on the plantation
In partnership with me-, each receiving II part OF the crot
in proportion 10 number Of hands, or otherwise as cn b,
| agreed upon. The improvements are new and conveniently
| arranged, consisting OF a dwelling with seven rooms, lares
| Steam Gin, with saw.mill attached, framed stable, cabins
| &c. This place cannot be surpassed in pr"LGctiyencss; il
Yields from one 10 three bales Of cotton, and from fifty Il
sryeniy-hve bu,hels Of corn per acre, enabling the plahtel
to realize from twelve 10 fifteen bales Of cotton per hand
annually. IhaVe refused fJJ per acre for my place, hut
will make An exchange Of part Of Il for good Degrees or
more reasonable terms | offer great inducements, ant
persons Wishing TO dhrpnse oil u part Of their negroes loi
land will find my terms favorable, and the place H. good a:
described.
As to my responsibility and character ! refer to:
Messrs. Ianbe, Mitchell i Co., Commission Merchant
Memphis, Tenn,
Messrs Wright i Allen, and Jlhn Wat. 4 Co., Commits
SION Merchants, New ORLEANS, La,
Rev. c. K Marshal, and Judge II. ?. Cook, SIcksburg
Miss.
For particulars, address me. u, Grand Lake, chlcot coun
IS, Arksansas-
Persons wishing to look at the place will and conveyance
from there.
Aug 2S-1y J. II. ioUNt.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
KErohrED FOR TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
From Kentucky.

Au"rarA. Stir A.-.Atnnt "hr iluinLred
tiiniiieS have left T. .,lu:,l,. XIV sinre it, occrI-
patton tr L'ncoln's h%u.ld,aS.
Houses in Louisville have i" rn -"a'"',rd tr
arlnS.
a tieet of steame's an! Ilr.rS arrived at
Louisville OH the l5th. III" harg'. are TO be-
used rs bridges.
MOBILE, Sept. 18TH" Memp'H, "Appeal'
OF the 18th says the Chatham Brigade now
occupy Mayfeld, KY, 90 miles from Paducah
1t is understood that they will be reinforced
from other points. 1t is not known whether
or not it is their design to attack Paducah.
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Map OF the Theatre Of Battle.

W. have for sale at the enquirer counting.Room,
:'7-. Of The Map ofths Seat Of War, which lately appeared
:.4s paper. These copios are printed on fine letter pa
,-r, 80 Id. aew names and places may be entered With
:. pen, so as TO keep mp Wiki the progress and develop
::.,' ot,he War. Places heretofore Of no consequence
ssy r-eoa.e famous, aud on this Map so printed, may be
ably entered. It IL the purpose Of the Editors Of the
"~EG9airer" 20 to describe the situation Of such places that
i:,.a!-ra ran locate them without difficulty. Price ofthe
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TREASURY NOTES.

yVIIIE Tre,sury Department having yAtls!actoTy eVldehct
that Treasury Notes OF the denomination OF Ten Dol
lars. engraved and printed by 81. aanSu0rier' New Or
two wears after date, we're stolen from the PACKAGE In
transltu from New Orleans to Richmond, The public arc '
notified that no notes Of that denomination ana ae
have been Issued by the Department, aud that none WI
be issued. The parties who put the same 10 ciseuauSn
have been discovered and arrested, but TO secure Ing
public the whole Issue will be suppressed, and any. such
E. q. ELMORE,
Sept. 20-dlv Treasurer Confederate ststes.
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To the People iOf Pit tsylvauia, Patrick
Henry. Bedford and Carroll.

FsLtow CITIZENS 90 the 9Th day Of November next
YOU will be called upon to elect q representative 10 the
Flrs, Congress uf the Confederate Congress under the per-
maine Mt Constitution.
In compliance with the Invitations OF friends In different
portions OF the District, I adopt this method OF announ.
cling myself a candidate for that position:
My duties In the camp will not admit OF NY canYaSsing
the district. And II other engagements did not prevent, |
would not deem 1t proper 10 ngitate the ps9iic n'nu DS IN,
t,rinv moon /. CANVASS ut q lime Then all the thoughts and
energi G. OF the people are directed towards the vigorous
prosecution OF u just and holy war. Under existing cir
cumstances, therefore, l content myself with this simple
announcement, anu pletge myself, u elected, to devote
whatever Of ability l may pos.rss to the promotion OF the
prosperity and honor OF The Southern Confederscy.
Very Respectfully, your 0bed!ent Servant.
JOHN GOODE, Jk.
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The Telegraph.

New ORLEANS, Sept. l9.--The failure On
yesterday to receive our usual supply Of news
induces the belief that the Lincoln cavern.
mcnt has taken control IT the telegraph line
there.
LATER, r. M-Iti is now known that the
Tennessee troops have possession Of the line.
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Aug 29-tf
=. nAILLy BLANCHARD, Jr.

I. BhILLE BLANCHARD, Jr.,
IMPORTER OF WINES, GlANDlES, SARDlNEs, &c.
No. So, oLp LEvgE STREET, SEw ORLEANS.
AS on hand for sale
II C0iiSAC AND kOCHELLE BRASDlES Of the follow
ing brands: J. Faure, Lonis LeHer,Un, IL q Eriilou!n, '.
Lecocs, les; Utaid, Dupuy L Co., lsJ7; Riihvret, le2o
IIerruenk L Bribes, Gibos, 1895 rellevolsin, liirert, Jr.,
Henry Mrnnier, g. V. Bernard & ca.
PRESERVED MEAT-Gamra and Fat Liver, Trunicd Pies,
Mea, Brnlls, JulienEes Soups, Vegetables, HnL Il full assert
men, Of Pr rSrrve,, suitable Tor tie Army and Sa y.
SARDINES IN OIL, 10 n nnh y Boxcs, Nsnt Brands oil
!. Colin, Soymie,R odel, HnI others.
CLARET IN CASKS \ DUEkS-Fine Family, Chateau,
Mnrgany, Cos d'Estour1el.
WHITE WINES IN CASES n BOXEs-Gonssc Fruits
In Juice and In brandy, CortAals, Champagne, Madeira and
Port Wine, &c.
GERMAN IegnlEa. Medi" Ersah's, Operas,
&c, &c.
Angus. l9-dln.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

No. 50 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
AIT0uLD call the atteuRiun Of all who use Flows TO me
w fact that he bus the Patterns Of all the FLOWS In
general use throughout this State, and can supply any part
or piece of Casting which may be wanting to Inust my
Pow, whether made In the State or North Oft.
lie would call the particular attention Of thnse who need
new Ploys 10 hi. PATENT SOUTHERN PLUW, which has
been so fully tried in all the country around lachmond,
and found tn work well where others had signally failed, rs
Irnuclt PIov to be had any where, at any price.
kny Dt-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS,
SEQUEsTRATION.
n OTTO z.
In the Receirer Of the Eastern District Of
Firginia.

TO I'LL WHOM 1T NAY CONGERN:
4 HEREBY notify every attorney, agent, former partner,
trustee or other person holding or controlling any lands,
irnenenis or Entertainments. goods or ctatlels, rights or
Of virriiia, or or for any alien enemy Of The Confederate
States Of America, speedily to inform ME, appointed Re-
me an account thereof, and so far rs Is practicable, to
place the same in my hands. Any such person wliuny fall.
ing to Il" so will be guilty Of Il high misdemeanor, and liable
ID be indicted, con Ictrd, fined and Imprisoned, rs provided
by law. -
| also notify each and every citizen OF The Confederate
States spec ,iy 10 give Information TO me las he IL required
by las TO dU) Of any and every lands, tenemcnis and nered'
itdinrnts, goods and chattrIs, rights and credits, within the
said Eastern District Of Virginia, and OF every right ARD IN
terest therein held, owned, possessed or enjoyed by or ioI
any such alien enemy.
Ny office is on the Northern side VI Main street, 10 the
city Of Richmond, between llth and llth Streets.
Tll0S. T.. GILES, Receiver
Sent l3-dkc4w For the Eastern District Of Virginia.