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Skirmish near Alexandra.

Higgisun Hancock, E>q. an honorary mem.
ber OF the Governors Guard, returned to this
city yesterday from Manassas Junction. We
regret to gay that he confirms the reported
death Of Sergeant Henry Hanes, of that COM
pany, in conflict with the enemy, near Alex
andria, on Sunday night last. From Mr..
Hancock, and others who arrived yesterday,
we have received statements of the affair
which can bt relied upon.
1t appears that Mr. Ilanes in company
with detachment Of twenty-niue and two
guides: started from their camp OH Friday
evening last, in the direction OF Alexandria.
They continued their observations for day
Or Two, gradually drawing nearer to the ie,l
erul ont posts. We are nturmed that by some
mears thev obtained the countersign Of the
enemy. and, on Sunday night, actually passed
three OF his picketS, and got within a mile
and halt OF Alexandria. Here our detach-
neut separated, three Or four only going in
company. Alr. Lanes and his companions
came upon some three OF the enemy'a scouts.
and he at once rode up and ordered them to
surrender. They fired upon hin, and we re-
greL to say one shot struck him in the head
and proved fatal. Our scouts then fired upon
tue enemy, ana hllieu tWo VI tuoSe " W utcu
upon Mr.. Iianc>. AT this time large party,
probably fifty, Of the enemy were scen advan-
cling. Our sc.its fired upon them, and lit Is
belleved) killed six The whole detachment
Of tue Governors Guard had by this time got
together; but the supcri II numbers Of the en-
elny, and their yells as they retreated towards
Alexandria, made it prudent lor them to re.
tire without being able to secure the body Of
their dead colnratlc.
No;e except Mc. uanes were Injured on our
side, aud II ne capturrd.-R!chnsoEd Dispatch.
FAST TEssEsssE.-The Memphis appeal,
Of Sunday last, says:
Notwithstanding the efforts Of the few con;
spirators whu u-t ut Greenvillc, few days
since. to disturb tue peace and take steps to
avoid the execution OF the vii! of the y ope
Of Tennessee, the indications are that {; gen.
cral acuuiescencc in the popular decision will
obtain.
And the Knoxville Register says:
We have had the pleasure Of receiving in
our sanctum within few days past several
intelligent and Influential Union men, who
up to the late election were considered the
uiost ultra. They assured lis that in voting
against separation, they had no thought in
sanctiunug either tbs luua;ic scheme Of sepa-
rating Eust Tennessee from the rest of the
Srale, or CT giving countenance to the still
more wicked design Of Andy johnson, to have
,:.c State invaded BY tie minions of Lincoln.
They are tur acquiescing in the will of the
nai,rity Of the voters Of The State, as express
e,l Il, tie ballot box, without qualification or
rc,er1e This we have no d0uut is the senti'
ulent Of the majority Of t!.e intelligent Univn
men Of East Tennessee.
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.rwsntr.five Years Married:

This is the signature Of a.wr ritter i'll the G,.:.-a
twn 7elryroph who gives her -s!cc wives -p.nc
excellent advice. V" copy in pa:t ard recon-
mend the reflections TO lc careful Icrl!ssl Of young
married people rrrhaH: snany o!''.r ::nrr!sd
n.npe may M: he to old to derive c=se:.tl! .ns-
III from them. Such t"o VII 10 say %!;:niasiy
m:i il.n snn.,
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rasat that proud eiGbassics year hs yrar
Tame seeking her friendship ard tro;h.--
Till all The nations, far AMI near,
Gave the palm to III ,leas aatire S"U,N;--
Anal Lrenint that Prosperity Siri!e'! her coast
With guries 'twerc vain to namc;--
But al.o irca:nt, which pleased rae mra',
That her honor and truth were the sGme,--
Tina. her honor, and Yalcr, end truth were tire
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-10

%8-Twenty VirguiADs, prisoners Of var, have
been sspt hy tho Lip;Olnitss % Columbus, Ohio.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-10

to to cause abstinence from mmoderate in
diligence Of tic appetite, and it Was hence
more easily kept than broken.-Philadelphia
Press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-10
True Duty.

It is mistake to say that specific excuses are
due from those who have not gone promptly iuto
the army OF the South. Such exclses IRE doubt
less abundant. One may he prevented by home
obligations which hs cannot hy from. Another
may be officially tied. 4 tlri may truly fee!
that he ca.I do mere guoa 10 tn. cause h% h!s
labor< ut home than 'y service in the camp. Gu;
why these excuses: poce any onu heed them to
ease hi: nRn conscience lts", let him he of to
tho 7sar., for ussureliy his place is there. He
who il not entirely satisfied tEat, in remaining al
home, he l., in the course Of true duty, has cali
to the battlefield within his uwu heart and s!,.uld
yicli to i; instantly. No excuse will aufice to
lieTe his uneaainc*s
But thgr, nre lnuny, whn while ;hcy Look with
cagern.ss to the scene of action ana long TO strike
Il blow NJ the common enemy, ere set content to
stand 10 their ppS:s ut home, awaiting event., 90.
ing oil their Lnnds ind TO DO, ind calmly cx-
pectrg tv take up the march when duty shall
Enthusiastically SUMMON them. These, we main
tain, need no excuse for their comparative delay.
II is delay required by every su.gestinn Ui COM
mon sense nni o, wisdom. And it crises nui 0f q
few plain and stubborn facts One Of these is,
that Al! cannot take the field ut once without great
detrinent ~ interests upon which onr sIcre-s de-
ponds. Another is, that Il they cu9ld 60, the
Confederate Government runi: not use ttcm. IL
Is therefore absurd % say ;hat there Is any mau
ner CT rcproach thst car attach tn gowi and t.ur
citizen ia thi. matter l! the fear such rcprnarh
has carried any one into thi: war; ne has snHe On
M unwurlhy mor.e. If the dread of it uncascs
his mind ut ho,le, !hcrs is something wrong in
his remaining here.
The true test for every man in tlis iriT"'sant
business turns upon the simple question: Am
roady to 70 ut moments notice, whenever my
services shall be nurs impera!iysly aceGcd rs m
actor in the field Of strife than as citizen in the
avocat;ons of rearc? WhocYer crn an:rmatiye?y
respond to this sentiment il no !css :in'ifu Eo!esa
ltriotic, than the brave men who have Cbrycd
tie noble impulses OF ;heir hearts by stepping
:,rth at the first ra! in i~fsE"e os ,ur cc:GIaon
:ritsge and hafc;.
But in these remarks, We design 10 o;Fer mn salve
t, the reflections of those healthy, active, 3;
.'fere.! yc%ay mea, who feel a:.n"ysd, in spite Of
themselves. ty the ccldeiA arms CT ctnon-cmr!eyme,,
% ...'------~----
& Dream, that {" aas not all Il Dream..'
iAir: :" Grras.t tkrt :i"eii in ntar;t. ic.iis.
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gB> Gov. Morehead, Of kentucky, was in Au.
g,rts op 6sssrdsy lest
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-10

The Suutk w:s our Eogc aad nur pride.
She had treasures 200 Ya.ct. 10 tel.--couli h"as'
nigh historic :nrae;-"-
Bnt also ,lreamt. which pleased lie most,
That her hpnnr cnd tru:ii were the samc.--
That hri honor. her val"r ari truth we're The
sajan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-10

& Dream, TINT WAS not all Il Dream"
fAIr: Grras!f tkrt ;t~eii In ntar;{. hcis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-10

I ,irestnt that dwtlt in native bowers
With MI mold dear Al my side.
While peerless and fair, among csyth's ruling
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But in these remarks, We design 10 oFer M salve
t tue reflections of those healthy, active, 3; 4 n"
j.reres! yc%ag men, who feel ..n"ysd, in spite Of
,ar,sclres ty the rcldriArns Ct tnon-cnroyIne..t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-10

IsscRlnxn 70 MISS RACHEL Lyoss or CoLrMA,A.
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,S"r. my money, 'ag men .|"r".
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It recognizes no fidelity TO the Constitution,
70 Obligation TO maintain the Union. While
II aay l1yaliSts in those States favored such
rc,ir-. the administration sill considers II
ssI, inlqIiols 10 the cause OF the Union.
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OFFICE h. f. Il p. X. X. Co. !
Richmond. Dac 1d 1851

y 5S2OHIIUHut Dtc zI ItbI, 7
NOTICE I'm Consequence Of the iDsdson s,s
IN accommodation in the depot and cars Of Ma
company for the greatly increased amount nj
freight carried for the Government snd private
petsons, and of the necessity Of unloading TIE ar
irving train, and rsjoadng the same cars during ,hs
same afternoon. no freieh. viii be received Al the
freight depot after 2 O'Clock p. NJ daily.
JOHN K MACMURDO, Freight AIT
p. S.-Aii goods must be accompanied with two
tickets, for the drsym n and ons to be filed In
this office. The weight of each package must bs
marked on the depot ticket They must also b
accompanied with q plietsd receipt. TO DO sigued
and returned to the consignor. Merchants WHO have
not been supplied with the printed receipts can r.,
them by sending to me, at the freight Office.
no30 JRM
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w. HOTiCE To TAX PAYERS IN fhk
W LJW1R Dis fkIC. OF hen RICO Co.
A: persons iisi3g in said D4s.Iict who have not
given IL ta-ir aassksinen, tor the Confederate a
lax, are hcrebJ noIif 81 III Al wId be az EenricC
Gouir House ON tbs following lays, - vat: On
tos 2Gth, 21tn. 18Th, aud 5vta OF DECEMBER where
l"a are reqlssteA II co0le ana give la your !iot,
otherwise Oh wlii be essed with q ucubae tax
TNUMAS l. LYME,
Assessor for Confederate Tax, Lower district
o. de1rco county. de - ~
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~ AN UTD.NAEC.s 10 ENFORCE
~ The PAYMENT OF TAXES ON

~ AN UTD.NAEC.s 10 ENFORCE
~ THE PAYMENT OF TAXES ON
LICENCES, PASSED NOVEMBER -, ISL.
!. he il Urdain.d by the Council Of the
City Of Rich inond, That any merchaL ts, man.
utacturers, CT other persons upon whom or
upon whose EN- ployment a ticence tax is i'm
pos ID, who shall carry On such business il
the eli y without being listed as saCn by the
Assessor, shall pay Il fine of twenty dollars
and every cay on which he shall carry on his
bUsint SIS without being SO listed shall be q
separate offence.
2. 1t stall be the duty of the Assessor of
The dty to ascertain whenever any person or
firm has commenced any business in the city
which is subject to tax, after he shall have
completed his assessment Tor the year, to call
upon such person sr firm, and obtain from
him or them the amount of capital EN- ployed
In his or their business, and return the same
10 the Council, and also deliver to the Audi
TOT and the Collector of the City Taxes the
name of each person or firm.
3. Ii the SAID persons or firms shall not ap-
ply to the Council Ct the same meeting at
which such return is made to the Council by
the Assessor, TO be permitted to carry on his
business, the Council shall proceed immedi-
ately to classify such persons or firm
placing him or them in the highest class
fixed by the ordinance for the business in
which he is engaged and the said taxes shall
be collected by the Collector of City Taxes,
ae other taxes are collected
ACopy. A. W. MORTON,
de 2l-6t Cik Of the Council.
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Derry GOODS. sc.

Z HAVE just received 50 bales Brown Shirtiugs
81, 7a, and IA, all OF which offer at The low.
est cash prices sso, so pieces Red Fianne 50 ps.
White Flannel; 80 ps Domestic Plaids for servants
dresses; and large stock CT Dry and Domestic
Goods general. Also a large stock of Clothing;
Overccats of all kinds; Pants Vests, etc. Also,
100 dozen Undershirts and Drawers; 500 Or. Boots;
D pr. heavy Shoes for men and women. All OF
which offer at the lowest cash prices at wholesale
end retail. Country merchants would do well to
give me call before purchasing elsewhere
L. ROSE,
del Inns 256 Broad st. batwean ID and 3d
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~ CRRIsTM PRhsESIs.-Despite the
blockade, our readers VIII be enabled TO pro
cure their usual supplies OF Confecuons,
Cakes, and Jeiiies, Tor The Chris tmas hoIi-
days, ut AsTosi's fashionable and popular
sa,oUn, on Main slreet All who need sup
plies, Will NOT fail 70 give him call before
purcnhsing. de 2i-2t
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SCREWS, TACKS, 80.

III SCREWS, TACKs, 60.
$50 sets BENT RIMS,
5000 gross SCREWS. assted In. to in.
5000 papers Out Tacks,
loco do. Finishing Nails,
II dozen Hand Saws,
$50 do. Augers and Chisels,
90 do. Anger Bits,
70 do. Hammers,
II do. Hatchets,
do. Foot AIDES,
100 gross Spoons,
20 dozen Coffee Mills,
II Paint Mills,
70 do. Drawing Knives,
loo Bench Planes,
loo Hollow Augers,
Braces and Bits; Screw Drivers; 0imiets;
Horse Rasps, Files, &c; Building Hardware,
and Housekeeping Goods; Pocket and Table
| Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, &c carriage and
| Wagon Materials Of all kinds. For sale low
| by WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
| Wholesale and retail dealers in
| Hardware, Coach Materials, &c.
de 2o-ot No. 81 Main street.
RIO Wagon AND ,,o,c,,u
L $50 SETS BENT RMS SoAcA MAKERS
| Assorted II to p inch,
Just received and for sale by
| WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
Dealers In Hardware and Coach Materials,
| 81 Main street.
ETorders will receive prompt attention.
| de 2O-6t
AILRUAD IRON.
| We Fave for sale about 500 feet Of
RAIL,
| Weighing le to go feet
To the linesl yard
| GILLIAN d DUNDoP,
de e0-6t Petersburg. Va.
y Assorted sizes,
| From II to IL inch,
For sale by
| GILLIAN < DUNLOP,
| de 20-6t Petersburg. Va.
~ Oc.agon square, and fist sizes,
For sale by
| GILLIAN g. DUNLOP,
de co Petersburg, Va
NJ ACHINE STEEL
| M i1bh, II and Il round,
For sale by
| GILLIAN DUNLOP.
| dc 90 Il Petersburg. Va.
III NAIL RODS,
| GILLIAN i DUNLOP,
| l2I Sycamore street,
| de Cot Petersburg, Va
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q EaARs, CHEWING AND
= SMOKING TOBACCO.
We have on hand consigned from New Or cans.
large lot assorted stock of SEaARS. Also su-
and SMOKING TOBACOO. Some Of the high.
est grades of each put up 10 the Seuthern Con
fsderacy. JOHNSON, YOUNGER a. OTEY,
de l3-3w Ii Pearl at.
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VIk9INIA CENTRAL RaIIK ~
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


On and after MONDAY Novsnbsr III, a..
Mail and Passenger Trains will leave Rie,nona %.
dotd"nsviNe charlottesville, aid stanton, 6slv
at 80 A. NJ. connecting with tho Orarss ~
Alexandria Railroad Passenger Traia a. Gordon.
Vile, for Manassas aud intermediate poiuts snd :,
Ctariottesviie fcr Lyuchhurg.
between S'auuton AID Jaekson's River ths Ma
Trs;u vii be Frn tri 9ekly, leaving Stsunton an
Tuesdays, Tbn,sisys, and Saturoaya, ana Jas ~
sous River on Mondays, Wednesdays. aad rr.
days.
Thurman & browns Stage Line for Lexington.
connects with thu Mai Train, and 'esyes s,snoto,
on Mondays, Wednesdays, snd Fridays, and l,o.
shen on Tuesdays, Th I7sdays, and So urdays
Barmsn Mason Il Co.'S tsge Line, Tor Whit.
Sulphur. LewisbuFg &c, connect. ~i,h ,Lis rain
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and 3atrresys
The r"gt,lar Through Freigh, Trsin Tor Goraa,a.
vile, All points vest of the re- leaves R,cb,n,ns !,
7.2J P. N. On Sundays, Tuesdays, ana Thur,dsys
and arrive 4 On the west at A NJ. on SUNDAYS
Wednesdays, and Fridays
4 regular Way Freight Train for Gordousv,,ls
and points east, leaves daily, Sundays excepted
at $50 A. M II. u. WHITUoMB ~"
nOe General Sprerntendan,
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SERVANTS FOR HIRI
FOR HIRE.

SEkvAN1s FOR HIRE.
Ny own servants In the list below, desire to
hire out 'or the next year, and to do before
Christmas
l first class gentemaa's HOUSE SERVANT with
Ills Nother, superior COOK, visa to hire
together, and will consider no proposition 10
separate them
oih@r frs. ate DINING ROOM SERVANT
CARRIAGE DRIVER, careful and experienced
2 WAGON DRIVERS.
| SHOEMAKER.
LABOkERS. strong snd healthy.
For part culsrs, call at the Richmond House
after 3 o'clock P. NJ, or at Virgin War Tax
Office between . A. Nj. AMI 3 P. Nj, daily.
de lots HENRY T.. GARRETT.
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NARBON HILL COKE.-N IL not possible
~ that we csn supply tor some time TO come the
demand for Coke for all the purposes to which it is
sought to be applied. Beyond the hospitals and
other benevolent instluti0ps. it cannot be- spared
for furnaces or heating pnrposeA II soiu euery
bnsAsl be fndispensabiy required for cooking. For
this purpose we expect &c be able to furnish the
camps with q reasonable supply. After them II
regular customers for past seasons xh0 hare paid
for pAat they haze already consumed Tho balance
Of our weekly product viii be sold to other appli.
cants in the order in which 1t Is applied for, aud
delivered In the order in which It Is sald-subect
always to the precedence of the three classes named
above pfsAous regard to data Of orders. We do not
expect to be able to spere more than eue load per
month 10 any private family.
No order viii be recognised that d not accompa-
MED with the cash. JNO. J. WTRTH
no. IA Agent.
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~ NOTICE general uesti g OF III,
~ Stockholders OF TIE Bans Of Vlrgiaia viii be
held at iheir BANKING HJUsE, in the city q
y hnono, on MONDAY, the lStn OF January,
lses
as law provides ths. no Officer, or Director, OF
the Bank, sail vote as the proxy OF Stoekhoidei
Ia auy election OF Directors Or Officers OF the
have been executed sixty days before TIE ZINE Of
elestion.
de l4-eoitd WIN. F. TAYLOR, Cashier
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~ MOTTO E.-rne ANNUAL meeting of TIE
~ Stockholders of the FANMERS BANK OF
VIR.,I.2IA will be held at their Banking House liz
this ol.y. OF WEDNESDAY, the 18th cay of Jan
caiJ, .o6, 1t IL oe.ock.
DE- .e-atawtd J. A. SMITH Cashier
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HARDWARE, Ac.-wa havs In store and
III for sale. sin gle and donble iron Smooth,
JACK, and Fore Planes; PIcws, Tongue aud
and lemon saws; Broad Axes; Bench and
Singing Hatchets; bra wing Knives; Braces
and Bits; Augurs; Himlets; Squares, Bevils,
&c. SMITH Il HARDWOOD,
dc 4-5t No. 65 Main street.
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NIOTIUE To TAX 70
IN an ordinance passed llth January, 1855,
will attend at the Collectors Office, In the
CITY Rali, from the 10th to the 3lst Of Decem.
Der, inclusive, 70 receive the remaining half
Of taxes from such persons as are entitled TO
q deduction OF 10 per cent. by having pre-.
viously paid the fret half In June last, In 40.
cordance with said ordinance.
JULIUS A. HOBSON, u. q. r.
N. Bit will be seen from the above that
the Collector IL required to attend at the once
nom the 18th To the 3lst Of the month, to re-.
cefye taxes remaining due from June last
Before the January tsrm Of the Hastings
Court he - req utred BY ordinance to advertise
deltnqueqt real estate TO be sold for non. nav.
msnt OF taxes. Persons who have not done
20, VIII - the necessity Of calling and pay.
Ing these taxes, ~ IL win be tmpossibIe fSr
Uses. 80. H. a a. ~
NTINES.-aE1 sssIs Port Wine; hid. RroVa
6hsery do. Vintage Of 1880; l hid. Star
sna Garter oessSy do, vintage Of io15.
11se Move Wlnea afo cent direct Aon The en-
sen aossen Psssesbszg, aaA ass q sho1ss sual.
Ill Z Z q. =. UkVENYORR.
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DIVIDENDS.

RICh'D & DANVILLE K. Il. CO.,
DECEMBER 10, 1861 {
NOTICE.-At q meeting of the Board of d.
~ rectors held this day, q dividend of Three per
cent. was declared pay able the lst day of Jan.
usry. 1862. The Transfer Books will be closed
from the 18th instant to the LIST day Of January,
1862
THOMAS w. BROCKENBROUGH,
de lin Auditor.
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JAMES d. BROWNIES
81 ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAILINGS, VERANDAHS BAICO
MES, CHAIRS, SETTLES, SC. also, graf
ING Vauit and Cellar DOORS, and every othe,
kind OF IRON WORK for ornamental and building
purposes, manufactured at short notice.
aY Particular attention given to enclosing Bu
rial Lots in the city and country is24-1v
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TTRANKLIN PAPER MILLS,

TRANKLIN PAPER MILLS,
RICHMOND, VA.
PANY keeps constantly on hand all descriptions
Of ENVELOPE MANILA, WRAPPING, NEWS
and BOOK PAPERS. They have recently made
large additions to their machinery. and
prepared to turn out every article in th,ir line
with increased facility, and at moderate p-iees.-
The quality Of their paper viii compare M.t1 any
in the country and they desire to invite especial
attention to this fact ALI sizes FURNISHED at the
shortest notice, and orders from every section are
respectfully solicited.
ET Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO. WHITFIELD, Pre3's.
II. W. LUBBOCK, Secy. LII lily
VIM. d. ToMPKINs. JAS. 3. TotPkIEs.
UT ID. TOMPKINS i BRO,
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOB THE sALR OF
TOBACCO,
GRAIN,
Hay, 80.
(Basin Bank, Richmond, Val ~ l2-Sm
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

g II y E S, Is 30 rs, &c.
The scribers have constantly on hand from 500 to
LOCO pairs
A r MY SHOES
W the best make, at moderate prices. Also. al
excellent variety of
Ladies' BOOTS and SHOES
And BROGUES for servants
a. HARDINGHAM Il Co,
de Tins Broad ST., bet. I'd and Sd.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
- Manufactured at Snowville, Pulaski co.,
Va, now opening, on Cary street, one door
above the Bank of Richmond.
Shall receive from our mandatory weekly
supplies suited to the winter trade.
no 19-lm* WV. N. BULLARD & 90.
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FREIGHT TRAIN DAIrv
carrying Mails and Passenger, A1f.

- On and after MONDAY. 18th Inst ,s s.Irspssdl
days excepted leaving Richmond sor S.,y, tsun'
burg and intern dlate points q, A. Mecsnesa
rlve IN Fredea icksb1g at $50 p. N. R,.,-1
VIII leave FredeIicksburg at 4 A. NJ, and ,,,,uS
Richmond at 10 M A' Alriveh
~ For the accommodation Of pssssrp.,.
senger coach will be attached to zach t.s,s spAa
ser gers only for regular depots esu be carra fss
- Fare The came Is by tbs Pas ,epcsr IT,.
~ ~ the same trains q daily norninv Tru
Han win be carried between Redmond and rs os
ricSsburg. SAMUEL. p sSr ,ffsds
Superintendent Transnd.a
Office r., r. & p. il, X %. A'porssaou.
Richmond, Dec. 10, ls6t. -,
~ No FREIGHT, or PACKAGE y, aso
ether than personal taggsgs, will be ,stsnynnd '
NAL and passenger trsins, but ONLY on 49, ~ .as
reighs and passenger trsins. oAiy
OFFICE RlCHM'D AND pEF,G - 80
Richmond, Va Oct ~ Ise
HRAN1E OF SCHEDULE-.,,co .:
NJ WEDNESDAY,, October 23rd. DE- a suu eits'
Schedule Will be run ca this road: ,'A""inS
LEAVING NcaNosD.
Mail Train. daily at.
Freight and Accommodation, daily, ex. a. a.
CePt sundays, N....-..-.-.9 A. a. and n a..
nAVIN@ PETERsBCRa. n
Mail Train, daily, at.............. mr
Freight and Accommodation, daily, CT. a.
cnpt Sundays, st......-....9 A M snasu a,
~ The Trains leaving Richmond a, ~
ana 4. IL Connect with trains South Of ps,.s. NJ
burg. TsefS
sH- Travellers will bear In mind tina, H.,
required to show pass from the &c yernor or
other authorized person before they can Leave -.
city by this road. 'o N0s
oc l9-ss THOS. II. WYHsp e..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-27

OFFiCE OF TEE X. 8, ID. x. r. CO.,
RICHMOND, Dec. 70, 1851. !
~ NOTICE This Company will pay the
~ War AK or It's capital S,ock, thereby re.isv-
Ing the Stockh iders from the pas of the came
Stockholders therefore, need not list the stock OF
tho company for taxation.
THOMAS w. BROCKENB9OUGH,
de2l-lW AutI;sOP