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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

Instructions TO TBE PoLIcx-In consequence Of
the complain OF several citizens that the police at
the First harke. refused to render as i,iauce in
day last, the Mayor summoned the officers of tie
night watch before him, yesterday and "aid
down the law to them, and the day police who, as
usual were also present. The Mayor stated TO them that
police officer has right 10 arrest any man for any
mi demt amor not committed in bis sight, bu. If armed
with warrant, regularly Issued by magistrate he can
rest Il of nder wherever he may fad him. and even
break open The door Of his house get at him. But il
il not only the right but the absolute duty of a police
officer to arrest every who violates the penal laws
OF the Commonwealth BE can't wiul v neglect the
duty without being liable to indictment Every citizen
has the right to arrest person who commits felony
aud if resistance be made and either party is killed il is
murder side, or jus.ifab!e homicide the other
Uoon n direct Charge OF the commisio CT a felony an
officer has the right arrest the party charged but
it is better, if be has Time TO get warrant.
Capt Wilkinson made statement TO eKonerate him.
aef from the charge OF refusing TO render assistance
the occasion referred to- he said that when the row FIST
occurred officers Bib and Blankenship we're pgaged IL
putin away prisoners jus. brought in. He looked out
of the window aud told them there was row at the end
Of the market and that they had better 20 down. They
went out with him. Mr.. Higgins met him and said, ~
want you to order out all of the ocers" His reply was
that he had no right do that be exercised no coz
troll over the day police, When the crowd rushed to
Lichepseins door, he went down and got them away the
beat way he COZ d. and wIesed pistol from ore OF the
solders though ounded by nearly one hundred OF
them. The Mayor referred the police to pages 6o and 81
Of "kayos Guide" copy Of which at the "cage,
az furnishing full information ia regard their duties
re ,poI sbilues ard privileges.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

OUR CoSrRxRxs.-There have been several changes
recently in the conduct Of the local parments of
city coteuporaries he epigr.mmntic and senten,iOus
Wilde George w having recovered from the
recoI Of the battery aimed at the Home Artillery" is
nov Doing the "locl' for the Examiner. Xr. VIM T.
Drinkard rs'usec ON Marion county, in Northwest
era xniA is conducting the local column Of the Dir
pateh He editor Of the Fai m mt Virginian, and
in cons quence Of hi devot to stae, Rgbs and the
nsr III ms Of tie S9utb, ccmpl ed TO abandon his
home ald properly when the present political troubles
commenced The local column of the Enquirer is in
charge of Mr.. Clifton W. Tayleure of Baltimore, uho
TO avoid arrest by the myrmidons of the Washington
despot sought refuge in this city. Both Mr. Drrkard
aud Mr.. Tayleu members Of the legal profession,
and are accomplished gentlemen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YoRk, Sept. l5-The Washington correspor
dent Of the Eeenng Post says that the results of tho
s1irmisbes about Washington on the Virginia side
greatly exaggerated
The militia of the District of Corn are preparing
for active service.
The Leading editor Of the Baltimore Exchange has
been arrested
Heavy firing was heard yesterday in tho neighborhood
Of the Chain Bridge but ii is believed that the artillery
merely practising
The correspondent further says that at o'clock on
Saturday morning the Contederaes moved in force to
Balls Gross Roads, Four Federal pickeis we're captured
aud two wounded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
TIE RONITzEg BATTALION.

RICHMOND, Sept 10, 1861.
To TIE Editor of the Whig:
A statement appeared in your columns this morning
thA The two comp mics Of the Ho~iser Battalion, sta
toned st Yorktown had been annexed to Regiment OF
Ar:iery, aud that Major Randolph to be Colonel
Captain Cab,l of the Fayette ARTILLERY, Lieut.. Colonel
and Captain Brown, Msjo-.
Major Rudolph could no. consent to any such ar
rlaEemsnt withou. breach Of faith with che companies
composing his Battalion and therefore as member Of
one of these companies think the statement entirely err
ron 'ous.
When the original Ho~it1ar Company entered the se'
VIC. with MAJ Or Rudolph thsir Captain, they for some
line persistently refused applications for mbe shio
upon the grounds of slcency of numbsr fearing est
thsy might be spit up and thus deprived Of their oser
by ti,r being pointed higher positions They
told b. Clptaia Shields then Leuteuaut with the sane
tion Of the ote cfc,rs OF h, company, thst if they
woul cpoa h,ir roll and get members encugi that
Battalion nigh. be formed which would be Independent
OF any Regiment and that they could thus secure their
oWl others. This suggestion acted upon with Is
underst lndiny aad thus separated hom the Re
GIN Mt TO which we attached.
II We sra uov attached to Regiment it wi be in vo.
hili Of our known wishes Battalion, and the IA tn
npol.d ia our officers.
is Ia.uril hat Battalion composed Of the mater
Of WI ch ours is. should be unwilling to be uud with q
q IS Of men Of whom We know nothing, and have to
share alike VII tsver honors or misfortunes may besI
this proposed Regiment
Ihave heard this movement canvasssd among mem
bss Of the company, and /. has been dsIproved unani-
mouy Please give this article place in yonr columns
and Ooige PRIVATE,
Fad Co. H. Battalion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
FcAyIyoRr. Ky.. Sent. is. lS6l.
INTERESTING FROM PENSACOLA.

Pensacola Sept l6.-on Saturday night, gur-boat
with Federas aud howi!zer, crossed from Fort Pick
ems TO the maynard 10 set fire to the guard boat with
the intention Of burning the navyyari. The alarm
given in time to save the yard The Federas lef firing
grap, and canister, woundng ore of our men. The
Federals were plotted by four marines, who deserted
from Us four days sg'. Oar men on tie beat fought
bravely, xii ing SIX of tn, Fed ras. OR less il one
miss end three ,ligh ly wcu died.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

EoMcIDs AND ITS REsULrs john s. Morgan, OF
Memphis Tenn, who bad b,cn stationed at Union City
a. lmner OF pssspors, killed at the latter point
on last Wednesday, by pistol shot fred by Charles o..
Little The latter had been recently at Memphis and en-
attempting to pass the guard, told he must go back
for a passport. He started back bat Instantly turned
round drew pistol and Unfortunately fred four or
Ave Shots one Of which bit Morgan in the forehead,
causing his instant death. Deceased was rot in the
crowd and knew nothing of what had occurred between
Little and the guard
Little was impnsive man, and had been living in
Mkins nd Louisiana, for several years, and 40 doubt
was true Southerrer He thought to be out OF his
mind arrested and sent TO Troy jail subsequently,
two brothers OF Morgan took charge Of him to convey
him to Memphis for examination. Ga the way be Z
lsded them to undo the bands that held him, whel be
immediately drew knife, and attempted to cut his own
throat One of the Others told him that tight, ard
he then in turn assaulted him, Morgan, and the aec
shot i'm dead.
The above We have every reason to believe are the
facts in TIE case and the statements of the Louisville
journal in regard to the affair MISUNDERSTANDING
Courier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
LATER FROM pAVANA.

Nrw YoRK, Sep. l5-The steamship Columbia has
arrived with Havana dates to the leh inst Two vessels
had arrived from New Orleans having run the blockade
British schooner had arrived from Newt ern, N. c.,
with rice and naval stores.
Confederate tagged vessels were admitted into Cuban
norris and treated cs those Of other civfz nations
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

NJOTICE-L Persons Who sending clothing and supplies
IN In the hed requested 10 marx distinctly the
with msrkpg ink the II tie party for iehoD in
tended he Regnsntt' which he bon The ace Of des.i-
nation OF the Qu1rermase ct Richmond. 10 whem the
usu. railroad receipt should be forwarded by the shipper
IL Many packages at the Depo's q the Railroads In
Rchm with rubbed on OF their desn
ton by the Qaaesstr others upe feet
IL market, and cannot b. ide1th.d
All articles depos ted az IN Quartermas'ers once In Rich
mo- ship eni len there before o'clock 70
Insure their thip nent on that day.
aus Cart aud s,st O. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
EROv FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRIRIss MosRor, Sep. l5.-Tae ste m,r s. r.
81 ding has ,eurned from the nle. The Susquehsn-
nah and the Pawnee captured thr'e o four English
tagged vessels, which sedu'ei BY he temporary
lowering of the Fed "a ag to attempt to enter the iu-
let. They we're laden With molas,es olives, and cloth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
AFFAIRS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHlLADELPaIL, Sept. IL.

fHIADkLPHlA, ospt. ID.
In councils yesterday petition was received from a
h-ge number Of prominent ctz'D headed b. George
Dallas John Grigg, Isaac Hszehurst and Others as
well known 70 recommend to citizens the propriety Of
making the coming anniversary OF the adoption Of the
eops,i ution By ceremonies aud festivities dsfn
euh the celebration Of the fourth Of J,y In respo
10 th PRAYER Of the petitioners resolutions pissed
bv both branches requesting the Hon. George NJ DALI
70 deliver an Grafton in Independence Square, en- the
seventeenth Of September, ard appointing committees
10 consider what other ceremonies viii be suitable to the
occasion.
res utiou recommending tia, citizens for the fu-
tare close their places Of business at four o'clock, 10
enable al who are able bear arms TO drill Tor the de-
fence Of the city, was passed BY the city councils
Y sserd.y morning the ship Z,red left Pine street
uhsrf wih two hundred and fifty Storage passengers
for Londonderry There but two cabin passengers
The msory Of the passengers on board were Irish emf
grants who were returning TO their old hones The
sene Of parting at the wharf was animated and touch
Ing. n.
O,v.ld Thompson for Judge Of the Court OF Common
Peaa The Hon. Joseph Allison, Mr.. Edgar Pett'
and Mr. Joseph s. Brewster were nominated as ascot
a.ss Hon. George Shareswood was nominated Tor the
PresidSht Ju dgeship Of the District Court.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
FROM MISSOURI

In xroS. No, Sept. IA The Union men from Greer
vile report hat General Hirdee has returned and has
threatened an mmedii attack
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
From the Louisville Courier ofhs liza.
AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.

From the st. LOUIS Republican Of Monday we condense
the following reports which concusyely reiute the iorm
er reports Of the movements oil the Southerner as wen
as other Measurements:
~ oclck Saturday night did rot arrive until II o'clock
ycs erday Il detained by he burning oil cu!'ert
near Welsvia which no sooner repaired, ana the
train passed on. than Information was received that
portion OF the track had been taken up and the road
rendered us. SIS collision also occurred on the road
between an ascending and descending trao and one OF
n, engines exploded seriously njurng the Ell gneer-
He Is said TO have both bis hands blown OIL Tne posi-
on Of the troops which have been sent on that road
not known but it Is believed that only aporon OF them
had reached Hudson.
Messrs. Oliver Russell and G. n. Lynch (uniertaker)
cane in on the Pacific train last evening, having Ia
charge the body of Capt. Carey Gratz who was killed
in The battle OF Springfield
Nsssrs Russell and Lynch, in company with Dr..
Franklin visited the battle field They discovered but
six uubued bodies and the features of these had not
deCa aged sui enty to prevent recognition. Aside from
occasional mounds OF earth here and there and the br
marks in the trees the field bore but little evidence
o. the terrible struggle which ragged with such hrceness
for more than six hours. In ravine, however, they
discovered mound OF earth where eighty of the Cor
f6erates were said TO have been buried and the arms
aud feet OF many OF the corpse3 were visible through
the thin covering of dirt which had been thrown over
them.
The Confederate troops have all left Springfield, with
the exc ption of regiment under Col. Taylor. Nc
thing definite could bs ascertained as to where the
troops had gone that they had marchedi in aNorh.
ern direction-both MtCnltch's and Prices forces -
The former i, was reported By of TIE citizens
encsmped within dlJ's march of Springfield.
In regard the whereabouts OF General Rains one OF
the Confederate surgeons had received dispatch sta
ting tina. Rains had diveu Montgomery and Lane from
IT Scott captured several field pieces bsggage-wacors
g. and was in close pursuit Of both Montgonerys end
Lanes forces when the despatch sent of nothing
arther had received whom Messrs Lynch and Rus.
sell LEFT.
This statement it viii be seen, conflicts with Lanes
reported victory noticed elsewhere Ii possible his re-
treat may have been for the purpose of Turing Rains into
an ambuscaie and that the report Of the aters defeat
VIII Oh came BY way of 0ceol where Col Price is now
stationed, NAV prove TO be correct.
It WAS reported that Ex Governor Jackson passed
th, ugh Springfield several days ago route for the
northern part OF TIE Stat, with million Of dollars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

HusrINGs OoURr-Jaig, Lyons prssiding.-Th, Sep
TENDER term Of this tribunal commenced yesterday. The
Grand Jury was duly empnnneled, ard after being in
session some time, found trua bill agans.
Charles Murphy for the murder Of Albert slave oil
Mrs Spindle Of Spotsylvania county, the I'd Of Sept
Berj Read, for stabbing, with intent to kill VIM. T.
Someryilie, on the Is h June.
Philip Cssghap, for s,abbing, with intent to KILL Jas.
Ford, on the lllh Ct August.
Fountain Rowe, for tho larceny CT S4o the property
of Anton Silva. on The IS June.
The Grand jury was thea discharged, and the Court
a6iurned until this morning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
CITY ITEAA.

Al -, n - -, a, :,
MAYORS CoUET.-As usual on Mondays, the prisoners
box at the Mayors Office was crowded yesterday morn.
ine with cfspders Tbs following eases xers disnosed
NJ,
w. M. Green Jobn Csllard and Mike NorI,na cb,ro.
al with stcal;p9 vach from d I HOLIDAY were Sis.
hsrsed The n,;nc;nsI nees falling N snnssr and Ia.
inc nor, ,, ins,n This was the case rticb led 10 tho
ros. on I'm street. last FRIDAY.
Matt. Burke a imam o. war" for insulting a Ms
r,ep from the country Whit passing the First Marke:
saturday. was remsnded
VIM. Aiken and Stephen Manning for assaulting Ann
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

TEE REASON WHY.-We have heard It alleged in
Ipination Ct he escape Of so many Federal prisoners
feom the factories in this city, that the sentpels
more vigiant ia keeping outsiders out, than 10 pre-.
venting the egress Of insiders. There IL some pau'-
tiliy in this allegation, it is fact that II cit
zen project, his big toe half inch the slime, "
on the sidewalk in front Of ehr factory, he will
be ques.ed to make retrogrsde movement of the Of
fendog foot whilst those who rased in are suffered
to depart without much if any, questioning. Tae Off.
css in command should reform this practice II il be still
continued IL Is far more important TO keep strangers
In then to n vent them from entering.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

To An kQuIRER The correspondent at Yorktown
who recently addressed an inquiry to this o:e, in re
gard to subisc. upon which he had made wager Is
informed tia, only one was 10 be loaded
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
ANOTHER SEIZURE.

NSw YoRk, Sept. 1.-THE steamship Columbia is
mo 81, owned at the S,uth and has consequen been
seircd also a. 900 in gold destined for the S,uh has
bee1 te;zei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
WHAT THE YANKEES BRAu oF.

CLARkrspUEG, Va, Sept l6.-Gen Floyd left about
$4,000 worth Of Iuppes behind him when be reiterated
Fears IRE ente that he may concentrate bis forces
With those of g n Wire en- attack Gen. Cox.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
KENTUCKY AND TaE CONFEDERATE STATES

hENIUOhl AMI lnh IONrbDbhAiE olhibo
FRskFoRr. Ky, Sspt 1.-THE following order or
proclamation has been published by the Governor Ct
Kentucky:
FEAsEYoRr. KY, Sept. Is, 1861.
In obedience to a joint resolution adopted by the
General Assembly of the STATE Of Kentucky, the Gov.
eminent Of the Confederate States and the State Of Ten
n.ssee and ell Others concerned, hereby informed
that Kentucky expects that all the Confederate and Ten
nessee troops will be withdrawn from her soil uncon-
ditionsly.
(Signed) B. 2AeoTyrS
LOUISVILLE, Sept l5.-R,lable advicss state that
Gsn. Fremont is not in this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

Tux LxAvKS on IsrxRKsr.-A New York eorrespon-
Ss,t Of Philadelphia paper is distressed at the Seces
zion. sympathy m,aifest'd in Ne. York BE says
II N not sure that army Of Confe1er ites invading
Nsv York would not 6nd good smoint OF their own
oolors waiting for them. There Is dreadful STATE oil
sentiment herr; Of this there "a no doubt
Ind another states that two hundred men in Belfast
Maine have received muskets from Boston and arm ID
thsm elves declaring they will resist any attempt msds
20 collect war tAxes, or to draft any Of their men, IL
e The eaven Of interest working which d stirring up the
psaes feeling
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
WARRINGTON COLLEGE,

IEXtNGToN, VA.
yE Session Of This nsttut.on viii the ls Moo
Il day 9th Gay) OF October next.
In regular sestems studies insruetioa
Will yivtn - Pheson aunnery and Tactics Accompanied
BY regular drilling. CAMPBELL,
.uSd-c. DC. Clerk OF the YAoaty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
THE DANVILLE
MILITARY INSTITUTE,

(Ldtsiy Conducted BY Htssra hmosd d JoHssJ
WILL opened the ist Monday In September ana ns
w sion Will elose the lat week In June.
mana Of schooa Of large expert nce snd
yery kft ly Amer yean a. we Lexington %
tsry Instuts aud grsduston at the University Of san "
Rogers devoted years 10 the Lost ueton o.
students vim be prepared for Core or hs unvav, OF fos
business prrsuiia ,,,v.
psyabie sdvanee ts sree on he In Jeo,asUJ
Roard snd tuition per SEQ q Of 10 morths..
Por Dsy Scholars, caarga same ~ heretoiofa
" o0'1 n O. HOWARD Principal,
DsnvlLe virsiniS
R,f.r 10 Reys Gs-rrs Dams, Srsnt STA y, chspnn
N Knipltsei d., vlle Revs On Read, kosssD hoee u
Lefsbvrc rs1 RE amord. Ieo-ele
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
VACCINE VIRUS.

yHe medical throughout tie tta,e are rep efely ~
TO forward ri, ocs all the Vaccine W.
rus they car tpae Compliance with this request urged upon
their attention Of the utmost upor TIE lublc Welfare
T. PEfIC0J'e, N. D,
aues-fm Vaccine Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

plantation In Madison county, hiss There
1900 acres which IL all table except
ABOUT bottom There the place
dwelling house. roomy and commodous with the yard finely set
variety shrubbey; Gin house; nne framed quarters
And every thing comfortable. The plantation web
Mir The hedge the stats the plantation
s.teo z. W. DURFEY,
- "a, Vernon, Madison county. Mlsl
UJLOUR- 100 bbls Family Fire Extra supsrhne Iour, Ter
u ials on consignment byA Y sroKE.4oo ,e.t
nACON. Country Cured. 10000 lbs Prime bseon en
Is eonsienment A n sfOKFs 90 corner 18th and airy
's@-- - sel4
DICE, RICE. prime New Rice, on consignment BY
Ii A Y sToKIskoN. sels
SALT-5Oo saki sround Alum SALT In store and for sale BY
- II sTvKEs 90. "h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
TIRED OF RUSSELL-THE CoNFEDERATES DOM
BRAVE WORK ON THE POTOMAC.

wAmSGroN, Sept. Is Several petitions have been
received here from New York and Philadelphia demand
ing the eIpuson of Mr.. Russell, the correspondent of
the London Times.
Several thousand Of the Conederates marched the
Federal pickles, near Halls house aud Mouat Olive
C1urch, driving them in the Ines They also shered
the Federals at Balls Cross Reads and the mill, below
the Point, they carried
Gen. Mcclellan has this, attempted to drive them
away.
TIE pckets thrown out from Fort Corcoran have been
driven in and one lieutenant and two soliiers
killed.
The Confederates fro signal rockets all along their
whole ine
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
EMORY a. HENRY COLLEGE
UYIyERsITY OF VIRGINIA.

TyHE nert session Of this insaion win The Isl
i day Of o, tober. aud end on the sth Of July. j,
The elpres psrucho In the Academic, Law am Medical
shool will be coninue heretofore and School OF Military
Science Tactics vii be organized tine Into operation
at the beginning Of the session.
having gained currency that III. University hAs
been converted i.o Military Hospital proper 70 that
,uch |, no, the eaIe Owing eoldon
eral Hos % Chulosvie. tn. University buidines
thrown open Tor the cepon Of the dick and
the Army during the vacation Many then have
already discharged and such remain will be remGvsd By
Al early September tie bee thsy
pot thorough Of for the Accommodation
OF students.
Pr Catalogue address, B. hAUPlS,
auqO-c 4, Oct Chr, of the Paeulty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17

Lazy no has had sxpti-res In teaching dssres 70 90.
tain stuAton 70 teacher In private family NE Sa1nes
Ens!sa Breach I'D hass AsArss' u.A.,, O. 4. Srx.aa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
SITUATIONS WANTED,
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA

SESSION lS6l-62.
yNHE Annual Coune OF Lectures Will the d
MONDAY 10 Eovenbe-, 1851, and continue until tee i Of
March en'uing
CHARLE. HE'LL GIBSON, NJ D. Professor Of Surgery
rAflD TUCKER, D, Professor q Theory and Practice
Of Mediciae
BsvkKLY wEILFORD. N D, Professor Of Maters hsdlcs
and Therapeutics
A L PHfiCjLls. N d, Professor OF Anatomy
JoYSEs D, Professor OF institutes of Med c,ue &c.
JANIS CONWAY, ID, Professor Of otstetrc,, &c.
JAMES CD Nv, n ID. Professor OF CheulSty
MARION HOWARD, beronrrEtor OF Anstmy
Cadsr liberal appropriation Of the State Legislature the
greatly pr we'd Large and val
additions made to the Anatomical Museum and
ohemc Appsrts New Dusraeni have been added TO the
stock every department and Hpltal construct
pan has months Ia uccesstul
ration TIE Clinical Afforded by Rchmend during The
continuance a the p tssni war viii be invaluable.
Two P.e Cry dollars each taered 70 member OF the
rlpg Class Ss for III. best any subj ct pertain
Ing Theory Prrctcs Il Medicine Secondly for the beat
Ea,y any SUI ct Of Surgery or obst stries.
Frrs-T Professor as Demonstration Of Anatouy es
A,triculcion IS; Ora ustion t25
For farther information, copy Of the catalogue s'dss
L. .YNRS ~ D.,
n7s0-i2 lv7xkcsw Dean Of the Faculty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-17
TELE RA PHO.
A HANDSOME EXPLOIT.

MANASSAS, Sept. Is -0n Friday last, an engagement
took place upon the occasion Of attack upon and the
burning Of Halls hous,, near Arlington. detachment
Of tie New Orleans Washington Artillery, and portion
Of Col winders Regiment made the attack, which was
vigorously opposed Tor while by the Federals The i'm
p,tuosty and daring Of the attack however on the part
Of the Coufederates who went into the lines of the Fed
erals to ,c tnir purpose struck terror to the enemy
After fghrg their way to their object and the burning
o. the house. the CONF deras returned 10 their camps
wilhou. the loss OF man.
The Fcderals in the engagement lost four killed and
number wounded, and some egh! CT ten we've made pr
soners.
The above intelligence comes from quite reliable
source, and may DO considered as authentic