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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND, September "a, 1861.

BuT1Ea--We continue 10 quote good and prime country
a. rs to Soc. per h., with a falr demand: lnfe, Tor IS TO oOc
per ID.
BLcoa continues very scarce, and the receipts from
the country are light, owing, In q great degree. 10 the dln
Guilty Of procuring transportation. We quote "a to 25.
~coKs.-TheseI s no change In the market; The receipts are
very liberal, and the demand limited. We quote 5THa6Uc.
per bushel.
CLOVER sEgD.-None lu market.
CoFFRE.-The stock Of coffee Is aImos, exhausted, and
prices are very Irregular. We qoute at Gsa45c. per ID. at
which prices but few can afford the luxury.
H.Y.-Th1re Is an active demand :Ur hay for the army,
and II meets with ready sale at $I.3 ,al.35 per 100 lbs =
These prices Nili justify shipments from the Interior OF the
State. We wouiu suggest 10 persons having IL To put It up
In bales well packed, hnd send 10 market, 10 there viii b.
e fair denahd for 1t during the fall and winter.
FtorR,~Fhere has been more demand for Flour from
the city trade this week, but operations are confncd TO rr-
tail sales. We quote Family at - 10 X; Extra & to G!k;
s~uperane So to 81.
LEATHER There is still an active and Increasing deuanI
Tor all descriptions ol Leather, and prices have an advan'
cling tendency. We quote rough ~sklrting at 81 to 4Oc PR
ID oak sole Leather IS to Coo harness IS 10 COc., bridl.
Leather $50 10 200; russell and upper 4 80 ~ G "; sheep
skins, barked tanned, G.GU to 90 Kip and calf ska In
good demand At b! b prices. Tanners now meet with mu-h
difficulty In obtaining oil, which, to some extent, checks
the production Of Leather.
0ATs-Fhere Is a fair demand 70. Oats, NJ from IS TO
3iH per bushel.
SALT Liverpool Salt IS still held Mt : 30. We IRE now
In receipt Of tn: article from Southwestern Virginia,
which Is sold at prices equivalent 10 about 6 90 for I snck
OF Liverpool The prospects are that we shalt cOntlnue to
receive liberal supple from that section OF the State.
ToDsccu-Rcceipts are quite heavy, aud the Warehouses
very crowded, go much 90 thu It Is feared inspections will
have - be, in a short time, suspended Prices are lower,
especially for Tugs and common leaf, while really Gn-, suit
able for foreign markets. has undergone but little change
We quote good al strictly prime from $ 10 3in; medl-
um ieaf D 10 81 common 3 to aA2j, as to quality
lugs from Loo to So rs.
wpEaT.-The arrivals Of wheat this wepi; have been
more liberal Than a. any lime slace the mnrse, opened, blu
~e hare no change In prices TO report. quote red At
ul Nurt a. uIit4 n T. < l Enuntaa ara rot or vapst ,tt.iaL
md n prime article OF white would command q few cents
more than our quotations.
WuISXEY.-We quote common ut III IL sSc mountain
from is to 81 good and fine old rye al 1913 TO 4I7h.
Wo"b-ln demand 1t *3X per cord for oak.
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su1ac,eney or PcrK Ia ,he south.

Tie a2pr"henSions Of our people IN regard to
liz d:Gc"en"t Of bacon III The future, are not
s.t ;O.aGed, ii we Gail rely upon the statistics
). lie hog crop" of the Cnised States rs given
i liz Gems Us report oi 1850. According to
IA, repo't, me fact appears surprising, doubt:
-, 10 many Of our readers) that OF the thirty
: L.&.:s three hGnGred ind ffty.!aur thousand
~: :a:scd iu ri; ti:e States and Territories Of
~ EnitsG States, the Southern States, ercia-
't:.fAentaeasy ant Missouri, produced fifteen
-:!icn< eight hundred ard four thousand three
.%.a!Fei sti ti,y-three, Or considerably more
;1.au'.= hall. The number Of ilngsin Kentucky
sivpo,icl at 1881 ,l63 ard in Missouri al
i,.,pa.G25 So that with Kentucky and Mis-
,'l::. ihs Svu.!hern States raise W wards Of
,v-n,y millions OF hogs, against ten millions in
III i4:ksr States.
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sroUEsrRar1oN, DC.

-. printed, and for sale at this Office, o full supply Of
;'s!snE 70: an., for the seguestration Of the estates, p.op.
IL, AID Elects Of ALEU- Enemies, prepared by THOMAS
'.s;Es. 4. cciTer Of the Confederate States for the East
81 District # Virginia. under the directi'a al At
'';=sJ General Benjamin. Price Is per huadred copies
''s.y- included. For less than. one hundred, NJ the cate
~ Pc. hundred.
.Lso,
4'e" hundred copies q tie M'ssloS sERTieE Of The EpiS,
~! Church, for the use of the ci-rgymen and chspls!ns
he Army. Price 3 per hundred, II sep.b By nall; So per
saare3 Il taken from this office.
LAWS or TINE CONFEDERATE sTIrrs.
A second edition Of the Laws passed by the Congress-
u lie Confederate Slater, ct the!r resent session In this
~. ~il be ready for sale to-day. Price 50 cents per copy
= !s3 Per hundred.
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From Kentucky,

AUGUSTA, Sept. IS The Knoxville 'Regis,
ter OF Saturday mrrnins say 5, Oh the authori-
ties CT Cap. john Robertson, that an cnglse-
nent occurred ut Bsrtotrs":!le, KY, On Thurs.
day last, between 1900 federal troops and 500
Conlrderatrs. whn advanced from Cumberland
ford. The Lincolnitcs were routed, and the
Confederates took 400 stand Of arms, and have
possession Of Barbnnrsville. The Confederate
loss vas two killed, Lieut.. Powell Of Hawkins
county, and a private. The federal loss is not
knnMn
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MAJ, or the Theatre Of battle.

a. have f3r sale at the "Eoqulrer" Counting.Room,
Opt, Of The slap ofthe Seat ofWsr, which lstely appeared
ms paper. These copIos arc printed on hne letter pa
~, I" that Few names and places may be entered with
a- Pea, so as to keep up With the progress and develop
"'a'' Of the War. Places heretofore Of no consequence
"s ecome famous, and on this Map 80 printed, may be
,:A'iy entered. Il 1. tho purpose OF the Editors OF The
koaalrer" 70 to describe the situation Of such places that
- fsadeD can locate them without difficulty. Price ofthe
Nap, Eve cents.
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from Us .na,,nrI

JEFFERSON CRY, Ma, Sept. l|.-There is
no definite intelligence !rnm Lexington, Mo.
to-day. Dispatches were received here this
afternoon, stating TINT it was rep 'rted and
believed that Lexington had been taken on
Tuesday last
Two gentlemen who arrived here late this
evening, having left Bonneville on the Tth
inst, dIscredit the report.
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NEWS nY %iEiEahAPti.
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Excitement at Paducah.

PAnrcan, Sept. 17.-LaSt night was o." fnl!
Of cxci'rme1, At this point. Twice The picse.s,
all around tbs tawl. fired ntf their gum, and
tho whole army were turned ont and f"rineri
in order Of battle. TIE first aiarin w,- caused
by d sentinel shooting At Il strassIin: ,uld:cr.
and the second b. shooting MAO a musket
wagon.
PApucAn, Sept IA fugitive arrested
here last night, from May field. reports tina,
5000 of Gen. JuhrsUn's forces are at Mayti=ld,
and 10000 more approaching this place.
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kentucky Legislature.

FhANKFoRr, KY, Sept. l9.-Prtitiona were
presented to-day by Messrs. Spalding, Ed.
munds, Hampton, Ray, Smith, Anderson aud
Ireland IN favor Of the loan tax. They were
referred.
A bill was passed this morning giving to the
Military Board the power to loan the State
arms to Major Anderson.
Also, a bill increasing the power OF the
Board.
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Arrebted.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l9.-The Hon. G. A. Mare.
heud, Col. Reuben Durratt Ind William Barr
we're arrested, on yesterday, for corresponding
with the eacmy or rebels, ard conveyed across
the river. They are all at Brownins's Hotel,
in Jacksonville.
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woHNoaTGERy rYRGINIA.

ELKwATER, VA, Sept. 16.-Thc body OIL
Col. John 4. Washington WAS sent over to the
enemy yesterday, undera 'g Of truce. While
on its way it was met by a similar tag coming
from the enemy, for the purpose Of obtaining
information as To MS Condition
On the 18th instant 4 detachment Of 300
men from the l4th Indiana and Gath aud 25th
Ohio Regiments Dispersed three Tennessee
Resiments under Gen. Anderson, on the West
side of Cheat Mountain. completely routing
them, killing eighty ard obtaining most Of
their equipments.
The enemy made al advance on E'kwateT on
the same day, With \ force supposed to be
Is, 600, but Sere driven back by detachments
from the 18th Indiana and Sd and 9Th Ohio,
and shells from LOOMS battery. They have
retreated some eight or ten miles. A:t'onG
force Of Arkansas, Tennessee, aud Virginia
troops, also threatened the cast side of Cheat
nonn,ain, bu, have not yet had q general en-
sagenent. ;,
guns into the enemy's camp, a distance OF t"o
miles, killing ten and wound'ng iour.
The 18th Indiana had q skirmish with > su
perior number Of the enemy, on the III: and
killed ten or eleven with 8 tr;fing loss Oh our
side.
As the enemy advanced on Elk~ater the
column was hand >omelY checked by q desach
met, of the 18th Indiana.
Lieut. Morrill,, of the Typographical En-
~.ineers, was taken prisoner by the rebels While
IN his way to Cncat Mountain
4 sKIRxrsH IN MARYLAND.
Tie following official dispatch was re-
ccived at Gen. McClcllan's headquarters on the
10Th
DEAnsrows. Mi, Sept. lb.-lhis afternoon,
OF half past three o'clock, about 42o rebels at
tackled the extreme right Of my Pickets, about
three miles above this place, and opposite
Pri;chard's mill. The affair was spirited, and
lasted about two hours
The enemy were driven from every house
and brcast.wolk they occupied. Eight or zen
Of them are said ~ he killed, and several
wounded. Oar loss one killed. Our victory
was complete. The troops behaved admirably.
Our cannon we're indispensable and rendered
good service in the action.
J ". GEAKY, Colonel.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS AGAINST THE SOUTHERN
COAST.
The New York papers, OF the 18th, say
4 naval expedition will sail from New York
within the coming tTo weeks, which will no
donh, have a most important bearing upon The
propress Of the present war. 1t will comprise q
LARGE feet of gun hoats and transports and q
force of probably 20. 900, including some which
will be taken from Fortress Monroe. Inc 'es'
~tination is, of course, a secret all statements
to the contrary notwithstanding, but We can
assure our readers that if successful, of which
there is but little doubt, it will be the most
terrible and effective blow yet dealt at the
rebels.
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FOX INDEMNITY a ulerchau, in Mem
.a,. WHO had his HE insured in Cincinnati for
$3.50. ;a:ely died. His widow received the
'"s"s s., he flee - Cincinnati. hut on ncr
;;yrH x.s wsylaid by Lincoln officials and
S-G., rer,- h,r only MEANS 81 surta't-taken
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The ~i'uru'.s3 Leader" SAY toe Lincoln
has spies in Toronto and other
: dna':s'n c!:i:s, whose business it is ITO hover
i'''i 'ha he,e!s and other public places, and
. '-!-g;aph 10 The Frdera!sgents in the States
lie .i;!s- ond descriptions 0 Southern sym
e..>ria y lao trare! il, that direction"
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!;Eni> Of TsxRux ~ MkS3uEL.--We learn,
~, III. Louisville Courier" that the reign
d olro, and de$pv;ism in 81. Louis is daily
n ;ae iHcrc.>-. lac a,senai t., converted into
: 3a,,i', 10, .snici, ave u:ready been iucarce-
'.,"! ;trcr D.r>,,; =: cAc:icrS- Not = Word OF
taes. "a4sss> arpcars il, suborncd aud gov.
jAper~ All tic ho,est, fee papers
=" . i.a'.et, and uur only sources OF lntorma'
arr i:vu, Navelers VIC detail the fact.
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.

TO SOUTlIt;isS MERCHANTS.
d.. rn1uDioN, Dcssu,nIpns s. <u.,
lMrOkTEr, uf
FOREIGN UHT EOODS,
No. AAGA.!Ss SHAFT, >rw ohLRAss,
rFfER for sale, ut very moderate piices, th- following
named goods
Plain, Blue AMI Fancy French cGTrnSADES.
French and English PRINTS, ri all dcs .ript.ors.
DENNIS, BLEECIED cOTToSS and WHITE GOODS.
French CAsSIMERS ana BULESKISS.
Black and Colored AlpACAs, Solid Colurs sai Printed
DELAINEs.
Blue and Fancy COTTON CHECKS and GISTHAMs.
IRISH LINENS and IMITATION LINENS.
BED BLANKETSyery large size.
Linen, SILK and Cotton HASpEEICalcF:
Velvet, Silk and CIctA CLOAKs, MATTHIAS and
guAWLS.
MesIno end Cotton uNuEG-ii:r: arL PANTS.
--.is"-
4 general assortment! Of
HOSIERY,
2inaUNs.
s!Lgs,
And .;A.T articles colnpr'--I in liz IIry Go",!s linz.
Z. LEBANON, DE$sUM%!, i 60.
Nc. I, Nayax::c street,
sep Sun. NeE Orleans.
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Wei al. .,a.i to say Presiient Davis vas
al to i.. in iris office yesterday for the first
.ae &ii.:: lis illness.
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Ein;. Felix I. Batsor. Of GAINESVILLE, is Can,
'-.;e ior Congress from the first district Of
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TO THE sUTLEHs
OF THE
c q N F. D E Il Il TE 4 Il u !
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
THE UNDERSIGNED offer for shl". hJ package or other.
4 wise, a fine assortment Of
CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
of the most approved Brands.
We are the Sole Agents for several + the largest Manu-
fsc.urers in the State OF Virginia, and are this day receiving
o general assortment Of
7 d Il t. o,
ranging from lG to 70 cents per pound.
IT TERMS CASH. IL
CHAS. BAYNE g. CO.,
Under ]sposwool Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
r. S.-Speclal attention paid To 's'i-'s from Suffers and
Merchants who are supplying the .rmJ.
Aug lily c. B. d co.
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CuPY KlGBT SECURED.
20 II 4 L III HING

CuPY KlGbT SECURED.
o " u UELISHING
VIII be Out by The l0t, September
COMPILATION OF T II F. TARIFF ACT
IF 1IT
CONFEUEHI 7E STATES OF'A.NERICA.
APPROVED NAY ei.i, 1851.
EH0wlSG The Rs,c- OF Duties ruyaLI- On Imported
- GOODS, Wares and hrr shauGise, from and amer Sep
TENDER LIST, 1861, Alphabetically Arranged.
Also containing
RECE:T ACTS OF CONGRESS
snd Circulars vi til Treasury Department relative 10 Com
mrrce, Navigator anh The Revenue together With tbs
WAREHOUSE SYSTEM,
Forms Of Custom House i anss: Protests and Appeals; Ia.
BILE, Of Foreign weights, Measures rrl CrTr enc.cs, Ieduced
to the Standard OF ibe Cnnfrderare STATES; Rules for Ad-
Inea,uretnent" f Vessels for Toms etc, arranged by z.
f.. WALDEN, Deputy Collector Custom House, rnIt OF New
Orleans
Printed AID Published b
c0RS0N 4 ARMSTRONG,
Aug I,-dlm No. 90 Carp street, New ilr'-ane.
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RICHMOND CATTLE MARKETS, SEPT. %.
Brrt The market was relieved OF the excess Of supply
OF Cattle last wrek by the Governmen; taking I9t head
Tha entire sale, al The scales amounted to S2o, at prices
ranging from s3IoJto ! :.5h gross, except one loi =x,.I dae 9;
a fr"c;ion higher.
SAEkf Extra quality are Tortb $500 g:os: inferior
grades Ut e. ~ to 1915 per head.
HoS.-In active d.mand ut 81 e3ne:. Supply !Isht.
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Special NOTICES,

49, VOTERS or THE sen.
E ATURlAL DISTRICT, COMPOSED or THE
CoU ,rlEs OF HESEICu y HANOVER
Mr William Richl nd having resigned his Feat in the
Senate. from The above district, a. The ,olcltat!on OF many
BY .pn0unce ny sef 4 candidate 10 fill the vacancy.
Bnt rely approving VIVA seems tn be The public scnt!.
nrent, in 0Pposiuou 10 n regular political CANVASS in the
y esrnt rxci,ed condi,i n Of The public mind, I shall content
myself with the above simple announcement, pledging TO
the voiers Of The District, II they shall see o. to elect ME.
to exert whatever Of ability ! possess, both Of mind and
heart. (eschewIns all party feeling or prejudice To The Cd
Establishment Of southern Independence and the promotion
OF the best interests Of our noble Old Commonwealth.
Sept. -9-iL JOHS r. GARSETT.
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SCHt0iS AND tvIlE;tLS,
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MEDICAL COLLEGE; HS vlfGaaI. 4


MEDICAL COLLEGE a." VIRGINIA.
SESSION ulS6IsGa.'
fI'uE nest Annnal Course ii L'':'u7"s. Will rornoncnr-
J. on the rlfSr MONDAY In November. 1881, n.rl rot,
tiuur until tn" first OF March er:suE:
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, ST.. u Prure" sci 81 $ur:rr..
DAVID II. TUCKER, II. D., Professor al Theory ani Erar-
tice Of Medicine
BEVERLY 4 WElLfURD, VI. D., F'ofr!s"r al tiaI-ril
Medira a,d Therapeutics.
A. F. ptTlrUL.AS, Il. D., Professor .; Anatomy.
l.. g. nlNi. II. D., Professor ri Institutes OF M.iir:lr,
&c,
JAMES II. iuXwAY, N. D., r.ofcss"r Of obstetrics,
JAMES !. MuCAw, NJ. b, Prof.s ur Il Chemistry.
MARION !lJMARD, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
Under n liberal appropriation Of the State Legislature,
tn c means Of instruction have been greatly iDIroreI.-
Large aud valuable additions have been made 10 the Ana.
iomucal Museum and Chemical Apparatus. New lllustra.
tons have been addYi TO The former stock IN every depart.
has been for several months In successful operation. The
Clinical advantages Afforded By RlchtaGnd during the con-
tinuance Of the present war, will be Invaluable.
Two prizes, Of Fifty Dollars each Are 'deicd 10 Gien-
bers Of the GradualiLs Glass: Pirs.. fol the best Essay on
ATTY SUBJECT pertaining to The Theory .. Practice or Medi-
cine. Secondly, for the best kssny On any subject or Sur.
gerry or Obstetrics.
FRRs.-To each Professor, sl5: Demonstration Of Anatn.
my. slu; Astriculation, -; graduation, So.
For further Information, or O copy Of The Catalogue, sl
dress L. s. J0YSES, NJ. ID,
Aug sa-dtaw2wScsw Dean of the Faculty.
WASHINGTON COLLEG &,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
ElHE next Session OF this Institution will open on the Grsi
4 Monday 9th day. OF October next.
ton will be given In fortJHcnrlon, gunnery and tactics, &C.
~oonpanled by regular drilling.
Aug e6-dtawLctlst Oct CLERK Of Faculty.
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i.a;:t.OS H1aRDhHs.
NOTICE To- MISSIssIPPIANS.

THE PETERSBURG LOCOMOTIVE,
CAR AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MAEUFACTURING COMPANY,
ETAvING purchased the works lately owned by Cf!ah
ID Wells, are now prepared to receive and execute with
dispatch all orders that may oe entrusted TO them.
LOCOMOTIVES, OARS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES
Boilers, Car Wheels and AXles, Tobacco Presses and Gene
raj Machinery made to order.
Having alarge assortmento Of Patterns, they are prepared
to ill orders for Sill Work and Castings in General, Horse
Powers, Saw Mills, Wheat Fans, Corn sheners. PloughS,
Cultivaters and Agricultural Implements, will be found on
naua, or made up 70 order at short notice.
The Company trust that by the employment Of competent
%worknen, the use Of best materials, and prompihc5s In sx'
ecution, they will secure orders for q full! share OF wors In
their line. Prices will he found AS low rs Ihuse "f similar
establishments,
Address orders Ia
JAS. r. SMITH,
Gent superintendent end Treas'r,
Petersburg, Va,
RoB'T. D. MolLwAIIE,
prpsident any TT
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tS>.AiiS..tIS.
Bg H.. Hr:ti'tr q for Ea.;era district Of
rUiHinyy
~ E~sif.N5s.SH

ny Il" I'rct''cr ~ fmr En.;era district 0f
Irginin.
70 liz hii".N J.. Ef} CONCERN:
7 fit t.i.: i"'t ,.:"-, r":.gl, = zen, former ,artp.r
L trusicr az ";:"! a.rsrI. iri'i nE I: coa' :oIir: any iapCs.
I-ner. Ell . 'r hc:ed t>rrnts. s"crs or ctatteis, rights or
credit, O. any ihtc,rs therein, III. la The Eastern District
of Virginia, of or for an, AIKEN eGsn,y Of IN: Confederate
STATES -: au..ricd, i'e".i.l: T." Inform Iac, appoIn; ed Re.
crivrr ior iac said District, nf The sstDe: and to FENDER 10
in- ali ACCOUNT ,hrreoi, arr! 20 Gr -, Is practicable, 10
ptIcr the -arr in my hands. ANY such person " lfuly i,,l.
ing 10 d ~ will he .ui.y Of = !iGh ru:s'!e':ieanor, and liable
10 be lrdi, ted, cunyLri-l. fnc! and In yrlscned, RS provided
by law.
| also notify each aC! ever" ,;;:-cn Of the Confederate
States spe. lie, :" 4 Sc Information IL me ls he Is required
by law 10 a. rf any ind every J. nis IeneLlsnis and bereh-
ltAEeots, goods hEd chhtt~is, rights And credits, Tiihin the
said Eastern District OF Virginia, And of every right ard In.
terest therein held ";a-l, ln>.rss.t or CT ed by or Tor
any such alien enemy.
My oil .e is "I lie No.lhern SIDE d; Main Street, Ia the
city Of Richmond, between luth and 18th Streets.
Tli0s. T. GILES, Receiver
srFt ~i3-darZw For The Easte-n District Of Virginia.
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iN-r WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
49, nounre MT. J0tiS Go0DE. Jr, candidate to
r. prcsentihc people Of Pittsylvan!G, Patrick, H-nry. Bed
ford and Carroll Ia the fr-t Congress OF the: Confederate
States. sept Zl--tdr.
~TO TIE VOEEttS OF THE SEy-
81, ENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTeiCT. COM-
POSED ~ TUE COUNTIES or CAMPBELL, AMHERST,
NELSON, ~ALBEMARLE, FLIiyAN.a AND BU' KING.
IIaM.-At III. solicitation OF n numher Of gentlemen Of
different plrtir5, throughout the District, l announce my
Self a cand! late TO represent you n the tTst Congress vi
he Confederate States, under their permanent. CoDstltr'
ron.
viii take an early opportunity 10 address the peoples
their respective Court Ilon,rs.
Sept lS-ctf JAMES P. HOLCOMBF.
~SPECIiL SDTICE.-TEN DOLLARS a
80 year saved 1t the leaSt calculation, sy using one
Of Grah4m's SHALL STENCILS FOR MARKING CLOTH
ING. They cost int sE"ETTY-F!gA CENT?. Sen: Nv nall %
receipt OF SO In postage stamps CT othsrSi,e.
Also, crery snd ~ rLAl:; \ FANCY BRANDS for
Flour, Tobacco, Liquors, Machinery, H., made to crI-;
and satisfaction guaranteed.
A. {. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Next door 10 the Columbian Hotel,
Shnckoe slip. HirInond. Va.
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II &c z EN- 4 SEMINARY i.
Or GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 81 Asp 4rH.
A. NJ. DUPUY, 4. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
fEIHE next session OF this Institution, for Boarding and
4 Day Scholars, will commence on the lst Of OCTOBER,
1851.
The Principal will he aided by u well selected corps OF
assistants IN every department.
The terms will remain unalteyed..
For further information, apply to
4. NJ. DUpUY,
Aus20-u Richmond VIZ.
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fSO VNE or rygu COIN

10 III VOTERS OF C0CS-
5N TIES UF HANOVER, HESRICO. CHARLES
CITY. NEW EtNT, ELIZABETH CITY, WARWICK,
JAMES CITY. YORK AND THECIrIES OF WILLIAMS.
BCRG AND
In response TO a cal, msir al ne through the public
press aud In private letters, l anIoancc myself es a ca.-
tiusle to represent you In The Mouse Of ReIrsiri t tiyc. Of
III. Confederate CongrtsI.
Although the dciIvs operations o! tie campaign will po,
cea.e 10 time for n. TO vi>i. you before the eiectio l, set l
raTe M reason 10 ,uiFo:s ;!raf :trr iii :ntcrt- Z s:.h the
discharge Of my dutr-s rs yrur Representative In 9 'nsre e,
Shouts /: be yoor plea ure 20 call inc to that bodJ. IL such
event :hall endsa"or tc represent you with ! I'LL ence
aud fidelity. GE,'. " RANDOLPH.
E.yt Dn-fte
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WASHINGTON COLLEG E,
MIR. LErEB SCHOOL.

TElHIS INSTITUTION Will open again. for the reception
4. both Of yolrdrrs and Day Scholars, on the Is. day Of
October, 1851. For particulars, applyt 10
Au11 10 HUBERT r. LEFEByRE.
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RiCHMIOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TENlIE next Sessi.n of this Institution will begin OCTOBER
4 LIST, 1861, andis expected to correspond in all Prospects
to those Of former years.
The same faculty will remain; the te.::s VIII be as here.
t0forc, aud the sumo liberal patronage from this section
and the South is hoped Tor.
81 II has been decidcd TO give TO the daughters OF Vol
upteers In the service Of The Confederate States, tuition In
the English branches FREE OF CHARGE.
Catalogues may be found a: ali ihr bock-torts 81 the
cry.
For iurthe- icformsti"i a,'plyt To
CHARLES Il. WINSTON.
G.nI u prnalIenI