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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-20
South Hardwick Academy y
ryHE Fall Term Of this Institution will commence
/ Wednesday, Sept. 4, and continue eleven weeks.
BOARDOF TEACHERS.

O,HE Fall Term OF this Institution will CONNIE nee
/ Wednesday, Sept. 4, and continue eleven weeks.
BOARD OF TEACHERS.
A. J. aANBORN, A. B., Principal
hss, M. J. SANBORN, Teacher Of French.
GEO. II. BLAKE, Assistant.
Mss e. j. NORklS, Teacher of Primary Department.
WILBUR +. WIIpPLE, Teacher Of Music.
ABEL T. WAY, Teacher of Ienmanship.
The above Teachers have been carefully selected and
we feel assured that school in this part of the State
offers more ample facilities for education than this The
hudingis spacious, neatly furnished, and we'll suited for
the comfort of the student The school Is situated in the
pleasant and thriving village OF South Hardwck easy of
access and surrounded by an intelligent community.
Particular attention Will be given 10 those who wish to
nursue Classical Course preparatory to entering Col
ege 1t will be the aim OF the teachers 10 teaci not soa
ted facts hut principles and their relations to each other
ont int life like the hooded messenger Of the Savan, but
With his knowledge classified and arranged, so that he
NAV know how when and where is to be called into
., -.
The best manner Of teaching the different branches will
he discussed in class formed for the benefit OF those it
tending to teach ~ -, ~,
ouchlv taught and vocal music will be daily exercise In
school. 49, ,.-- e.
The debating society will give good opportunity for
sneakinp and writing, both to Ladies and Gentlemen
Lectures will be given by the Principal upon the dilfer-
| ent branches pursued during the term.
Board from 81 80 to $500 including room, washing,
fuel, &c. ,,,,
| Rooms for self-boarders one shilling per week.
For tuition see small handbills.
| Far Rooms or Board apply to the Principal.
South Hardwck July %, 1881. Ns.E. B. GUYER Sec
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-20

FAITH AND WoRKs-Dr. William A. Smith,
President Of Randolph Macon College, whom
we have before mentioned as being chap
lain in the rebel army, was the first South
ern writer of note, who endcavored to prove
that slavery is righteous institution, and
the normal-hence the most bene6cent- con-
ditiou Of the coored race.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19
From d. Norfolk Day Book.
THE JAMES RIVER NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.

TIE JAMES RIVER NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
We give below an interesting accoun. Of the recent en-
Eagemsls Ct tho Patrick nry, with the Federal aest
given By = gentleman aboard the Henry a: The time:
q. 8. STEAMER PArRIcx nLNsY,
Ssptem6e' la.a, 1861. !
We smell, gunpo-der, yes.eTdIy for the hrs. time in
action We got underway in ths afternoon, and went
down 70 attack the slemy. Arriving within about two
miles and half Of them, found that We bad to con-
tend With two heavy fris1es besldes the b,tery On
shors-n all about seventy guns and sbOu; eight hum
bred men.
IA 5000 We got within range we lot ly our for
ward ten-ineh pivot gln OF the fTigsIes. Our
msn ssnt up shout, for they think they sIuCk her
We then turned S1d lot them have eigh.iGch from
our ongrzngs after pivot but cannot say With what o.
feet. They then opeaed FIRE from both frigaIes
wish their heavy battery and field piece Of red guns,
nearly amdship Of which Their shot and shell,
however proved perfectly harmless Our men laughed in
derson every discharge from their guns and worked
with will.
socn gun boat put out from the shore, and seaming
up took position and opened fire on US with broad.
side OF guns Judging from their range, they we're
rid d, BIT OF small esliore. We paid no attention 70
her s but gave i. al to the irigstes but she ciepi
80 elose that 6aay gave Der couple of shoss
v1ich caused her to leave In hurry.
Our amusement lasted until sunset when we retired
with Nobody hurt on Our part. We gave parting
sanitation the rsd gun battery shore IN the ehsps
Of tn-nch shell. sh>h burst just over their heads
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

.sss clothing II . ere disease be oon.raSssd iOr The
wan, orsik and the winter s rapidly approaching
Gentlemen Of New Kent l know you will not be Pc
titioned in vain, to supply Immediately, at least
. portion Of the needed article. 1 know well, that
generous and patriot hearts animate your bosoms-Oa!
then let not other seemingly more urgent busn't
bDih serious thought this subject bus coms for
ward nos as man. AID by un,ed effort supply the de-
nceuey OF WOOL -hch nov prevents our soldiers being
supplied a. they should be. PrOerGstiadiion Hop {"
rTdsr-0hl i, wsl-ngh mAddens me to think Of our
volunteers-Nsv Kent Notwithstanding In future
for tht which care aud forethcught may noe supply
Gentlemen Of NeW Kent arouse ye take action at once
AMI avert the suffering which without your aid must iah
upon brave and noble Volunteers "Whst thou do
est do quickly, "or 'the nigh. eomesh when no man can
work u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19
RUFFIN'S
PH0SPH0R-PERUVIAN GUAN0,

AN ready to supply orders for my frtlses
they In AL rely getting, without delay,
;cie not inferior TO any have made; different Its phosphate
edents hon snsIF else IN market and better because
Manipulated Guans.
This results Of applying my preparations 70 wheat The past
favorable could be expected under The
bned disasters Of join; fy rust and most Of all drought
which the present fsvoabs action OF the phophsr
CREST extent AZ the time the wheat granting But the
mas. testimony that equal Superior TO Peruvian
wheat whilst for snis thai need nearly 81
lands dot has proved lie superiority under fair Tor
dueny good rsnd Of clover. true hs occsono fEussi
have been reported they Every anpnEtor
hears Of screes due To h' isc that the land did
phosphaes nos. generally the beth phss,
and clover have ever known
evidence OF the vsus OF be found
that have orders for than fczf times much
hAa at the period last yea. 81
who induced 70 from their
Hence Of Others particularly requested
70 order 2un GuAno aal thai hey there
many napprIated articles In tie MARKET
ne.n be had Of myself or N: eonon merchant generally
In RIchmoud my sgea liessr, THos BRANCH sons
Petersburg HoLLigsx CO., Lynehburs HUGH SCOTT rre..
erckseurs MASON MARTYR co., Soottsvlle; J0HNsT0E,
CLARKE CO.. Da5vilis. -. /.
senN--otf bkASR g. RUFF1N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19
PRESENTED
TO PREsIDENT DAVIS,
George W. Leg,
wINcHEsrkR, Va.

The designs are tasty and the paintings hsndsomsy exc
cu,ed tor which Mr.. Legg is indebted 10 an Ingenious
LADY Ari, Of this place, Mrs. Kips.en, the estmabs
vie OF Elder P. Kipsteio.
We understand ibat this magnificent barrel o. tour is
10 De preseuied Pr sisnt Davis b. Hoo j. Randolph
Tucker, a. the agent and friend Of Mr.. Legs THIS
guarantees that the presentation ceremony will be OF 40
interesting character.
THE HEALra or TINCHEsrKk-Thi5 Is place no.ed
for is general good health No town IN the OontederAcy
of is 900 iuhaban:s) boast Of smaller bills Of
NOR atty rhe regoa is one of the finest, most bsau
full and tesllhy ia the great Vasy OF Virginia IL IA
tru We parAke times largely than at Others OF
the Ills which flesh is heir to- bat even IN seasons Of
sickness We escape the visitation which of,ea falls
10 the LOT Of other towns There have been few cases
Of typhoid fever amongst the present season, but
there Is rather Al appearance Of dec1e than iD
crease OF the disesss At present We have much csuse
for thsnkalaess when remember that in and around
our town many lhousand soldiers have been qua;t,red
for many mouths aud that all their sick have been cared
for in midst! In view Of all the circumstance IL
wonderful that town enjoys so great an exemption
IRON sickness.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

An instance OF incivl.ty very little to the credit ei
sone OF the officials o Richmond Ia, been reported to
US I. ppears that the house occupied AZ hospital by
The Asbslssns, under the direction Of Mrs Judge Hop
kins WIS taken under the belief that igh was free.
bill beug rendered the subject wa, laid before HE Ho
nc-, the Mayor, who understood 20 ssy "sll wa
right At night folowing, as soon a. the gas wa'
GIFTED 40 ooia appeared, aud, dsregsrding ali remou
ssnces turned OF the gas and threw the whole build
log into darkness. Wa glad to hear that the lady
no happened TO be in charge at the time, gave him
blessing which will lat him She remainder Of his life.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

SUPPLIEs WANTED FOR THE ARMY
sppicssns iii be received for f.rnihng supplies ed
copper. Potatoes, peas. Ncans aud winter
Veg OlsH of all kints and Pickles for the Of the
deli cradle at point to ihe TROOPS IN
Richmond supply OF led pepper essentially This
srs should be eaeuy preserved by 81 Who wish TO minis
n health f0r;ei he tsd goun up
PACKED In boxes keg, H. CLAIBORNE, Major and
subsistence. PeiS-clm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

RcHsoyp. Va, JEns II, 1851. 7
IEfSFE DUTyss pEvOLyED In SUPPLYING
tie troops In Geld with Small Ares, Held Artillery, and
ther,3 requiring Division Of ssor, the following
order 10 issucd.
The Colonel Of Ordnance Of virginia viii continue 70 attend 70
the ssue Of srms both Artillery and Small Bns, belonging 70
th sats the manufacture Of field Carriages aud Gals
sons.
The making up all kidd, Of ammunition, including The MANI
facture OF Percussion CAPS and ssng Of the tane x be A.
tended to by Ordnance Department OF e Southcrn Oonfetra
ry for purpose much Of the Amnrnon nov on
had Arory aud the present accommodation for further
.c;ure Ammunition Appropriated fer that par
pote BY ts STATE be turaed 10 tho Con'edste Authorities
during the continuance n The var.
The Coore Ordnance Of Virginia vii! make the necessary
isIsou '''' JOHN LrroHRR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19
NOvICE TO CORDWAlNERS.

We have heard that Government has rsu cd TO issue
a contracts any person or pesors who esI soet and
heretofore engaged IN msfnr eS''
rdee borss and other Of The kind se ell
ent 70 uerkuen both branches that ladies' gsn,iemens
nisss soys ana ehidrsa shees and hs hghss
- ALfxANpER F1LL Co,
s,s W, Is1 Main s'rssk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

Commandments Rose, charged with stealing
$50 from Au;oa se'a time since, tried before
u!ge Lyons yesterday, found guilty, and sentenced TO
40 years imprisonment in the Peuen;iary. As this is
re second conviction of Rose, he charge Of felony,
hi. term Of confinement will be extended, under the
statute, TO- seven years.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

4 DESIRABLE TSACF OF LAND for Sale
IA for SALE privately The remaining
n the Estate Of the late G. O. Tsafeo dcsd contain,
soui So? nearly zoe Of which open snd The rest In yocd
damn staon orsnge and Alexandria Railroad Persons vsn7
20 purchase small farm In healthy and delightful neghbor
hood arr invited 70 examine IL Tee tract VII be divided 10
I-ed l. d. ALASERk0,
Haridarn Station. Oufpeper Co..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

MIroR's Couess-A large number of cases were dis
posed Of yesterday. VIM Alexander Of the LIST Regi-
ment of s. c. yos charged with toe homicide Of Chas.
O'Reilly, on Name street.; last Friday night dis
charged-the evidence Glowing that be was acting in
dchirge Of his da:y, pstrotgu.rd when assaulted
b. ORsilly hike Sharnsh ban ard Ana Dobson, for
ke ping dorderly houses Grace, between Union and
18th Streets were committed in default Of security for
their go,d bshav!ou--Obris,in, Mark, for ccLabit'
ing with a negro man named John, slave Of Amor
Tra1us was cent to jail and John sen! to the whip
ping pOst-Georgc SHARP, charged With shooting at a
negro, few nights ago, discharged Several SOL
der, for being dunk in the streets sdmonished
aid discharged except or two disordery ones who
we're sent 10 jail
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19
WBLnOr1anuHYn POR SAVE

JHE undelgned offers fer sale The TRACT os LAND Gale
"Boom,bury" In Cupeper ooGnty about three rss fsor
Brandy Station containing Hundred Acres sooint the
fsr1 lately scld By % Ross 20 HUE Wise and Kennedy
Ne LANDS OF 0. O. Dsekham, D.. O. Thora AID Wm Fife
This Farm ssEted In n-gh5orhood remarkably aieptsd g.
TIE Eoah Of wheat 1GG sss The Brdings rshe old, bd
With moderate repairs viii sufficient or cie cocfor
.uoisol family Pcrioes desrOu. Of purchasing LviLe
examine place for ter,geyes We Viii merely remark thu
always been eonsdrd Of the Ses, sIas In ts nesh
5oThood, especially Tor Wheat
Terms win be rads accommodating.
For further information, apply 70 John ssEshter Way
aatfbrrg cupcpsr county, or G. Green q Cspep
Qo,rthsusr. JOHN 6LAUdH1ER
-tN RRADENEp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

VALU BILE LIST OF MILITARY looks!
WEST l. JOHNSTON,
Boosss,lsrs and PusI shers,
las aAIa sTBBgr,
pubth and easr u. large, collection Na,r,
In 'hs soahsrH ooufsssrhey
COL WILLIAM aILgAxy
MAHJAL FOX VOLUNTEERS
MILITIA
CONFEDERATE STATES.
,o-,..., COMPRISING;
Orssnis,tion o. Iuf.nry,
c-yairy, Ii'ld Artillery
Arm, asi AnnunliiOn;
Schools Of the SOLDER
r'ooP.. Troop and SQUADRON
Light .rtl!sry Tactics
Homo. IPad ~ Trs,ps;
Duties Of Captains;
Dalss Ia Cam, and Garrison;
Ths STAG; B.itss;
And The Articles Of War
rprio. 81 co. By yA1tsl
B.c. ao OF Ar, srvi,s containing Pr,c,ie, Instruction,
In Du.iss for III. use of vOun's By kgbsri L. Vose
scott, Iuf,n,ry T.st,.-nir edition; voh; ss,O
Gibbons hal Sr.lss's Sanaal illustrated by rngravngi
aeI and RIFE Practice. An Elementary Treaties upon the
Theory lie bring tIplsang the q nsecGrscJ ofhe
Ride, c arop. and me uaed stats sS ball, and carlrids.
-sl.h ru,irations by o NJ. Ni!eoI: s25O
Sea Cost D.''aee coHslag q Sea cOa ior.fe.
ton Fesnneh Gun and osfen,ts EmhrsIa By Major
Report OF .iOr Alfred MOrseo. the I.. O. s. Ordnance
Depsstmeai, 70 Lurose, IN 1855 and &c; IS
Reports Eypenents streugh other Proper, Of
Metals for osnnon, Win DISSOLUTION cths Msh r re,n.
and the clse Of Cannon Sc yes ey oeers u
Ordnance Z. s. Army with Plates and Da~ns'; tO
A Manual OF Military surgery, for tbs use Of the
surs.oas the cspiedsrIs ira, Win an lpl end G the
Coafe ieflie Amy by J. Julian Chlshoin NJ n Pro-
is,.or Of surgery Ia the Me 'cal oon-se Of the
Safe Of so, etc., Prise $3.50; BY mall -.
INSTRUCTIONS Jog FIELD ARTILLERY; including School Of
VIE niee s5d aI Sa,, Sy,o13s, en- ETC. PPe.tI
Tor Pad Artillery extracted from 6iham' Manual
The rroopers Manual; By col Luelu, Davis; sduOn
Map Of the Seat Of War In Pattern Virginia; So cts
Map Of the Confederate States; 50 cts
Bayon,, Irsre.. siitmishs, Drill, By Col Milton oary
S. Hand soo Ths book she ud b in the hands
eTSy has reached lite 2O thousand Fioe ~ CTS
Hards ra,dss; two VOLUMES: - OILY esnpss sdto va
The sc6ool of tn. aads the practices, Soldier Illustrated
cSi Rch,rd.on'. Volunteers Mammal; 81 80
Rooe r:s' H.ndBook Of Artillery; IS cue
PSsso :, tn Ian. 81 % Up Dqly 'I
ANhAn'. outpost Guty 81
Ths rev Nap Of virsri7; Is etc
Insirueton,in Heavy Art ns,I-ysry scarce; %
Sou hem Military Manual 81
Petsre Of the Battle Rum JAY si, beautifully sorsd
ARMY REGULATIONS.
Adopsd for the COME state In sccordAues
With late acts Of oongret, revised rom the old United states
Army is5 r.tnGibE all that sens for omcers OF the Line
/, which added fr Ire sta II hm-ni aad "rsaoisnen
Of Of the oOsf.:eEs. sts OF Amsriei Also Arc,
.fws he sovernmsst OF tie Army OF the Confederate ssis
E-ort.r:, TO receive prompt attention. should be addressed
Publishers and Booistlers,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

Y~ TOOUR Friendship of our
8S CLERKS being the Military service our friends VII
sesty oelge u they viii cal At our once mnsnev and
Nv 10 WATKINS 4 HCKLEH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

huRDsR.-A young man named Henry crorin NOM
Der of the Jefferson Guards Of Marion county, Texas
was stabbed to the heart Tuesday night, BY some IN
known persor At or near the OF Gary aud lTIh
st,sets aud died almost instantly. DE had Deeh aosen'
from his camp all day "on spree with seVeiai OF MS
comrades and abou. 10 o'clock r NJ while passing eops
O,ry strees with two of them, be met man retring
blue shirt dark pants and glazed cap, between whom aud
Lnssf a short conversation took place. the deceased
asking several times "doDt you know msF and the
man repying in the negative. Finally, they parted and
walked eff in different directions, bu; after proceeding
s steps the deceased turned and called TO the stranger
nyi ing him TO 90 with them he declined TO co So and
walked TO the side door Of John Ternes house. wother
ceased and one of his companions followed him. A
few words passed. and the blue shirt man received a
bio. which knocked him into the doorway, BY which he
was stinding He quickly recovered however, aud was
observed TO etrke Conin who immediate ely walked on
shout thirty steps and fell dead HIS companion ioliort
him. and seeing mis- condition. called loudly Tor the watch
About the same time or shortly after man answering
10 the description Of the blue shirt man. and believed
TO be fellow namsi Burns who has been lettering about
the ty for several week observed Parck Lirkin
running through the back yard Of his house The noon
was Inning brightly at ,he time crowd soon collected
around Terncys house. and Capt Wilkinson and several
OF the nigh: watch also arrived, aud arrested man
famed James Clancy, he out OF Terneys gate.
ClAncey had cass kuife in his hard, which be SAID he
tooS from the belt of Cronia ITO defend him. lie was
With Cronn during the day. and supposed TO be toe
e who was with hin at TsrneyS door when the stat.
bug took place. The body OF deceased was removed
TO the Office Of the Superintendent OF the Gas WORKS,
near the Dock wbers inquest vas held yesterday at
ternooa by Alderman SinIiy. 1hs verdict Of the jury
was that deceased came his death from wound in-
cted in his left side by some person unknown TO the
Jury Alderman Z. committed Clancy, however for an
Elimination before the Mayor this morning, the tes'
tmony Was no. sufficiently clear to justify ha discharge
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19
,FovEsTR ATICN--voTIcE THE RtCElvl

S,FQUEsTRATICN-voT THE RECEIVER OF
= MS EasrInS DiyrAcs sIResLJo all tcton may Cpn
81 h.,esJ molly btornes ssenS former partner
or other pesson holding controlling any lands ene
meats or he GOOD, rights credits:
interest heren va the Eastern strict Of Nsia OF or Tor
any Alien the Confederate etas OF imegca, specy
70 inform srpo nied Re for the tad btiot OF the
sane; account the eo AMI &c Tar 80
tract cIb rAoe IN hands AIRY sIsh pen7n
uy do u be gl'y Of high niideneGnoE, aud
liable u be indicted con,ted foed and poned o. provided
b. Lag 49,.
also nofs esci and every citizen Of III; coneders;e states
speedily TO siTe nation (as regal ed hT lar 10
dor o. any and Ands AID hered ssmbS fcot
and chAe and credits within ttc 'sd Eastern Dsit o.
Vr a. VI h ard nere, hsTs!a held, owner, POI
se.s,d or enjoyed by lor sry ush Eren enerry.
Ny on the Northern &c Of Main Street In Me e,y o'
RIehnond between i0h bni lith seet Taos GlLES Ec
&c yer for The Elst.r District 81 Virginia reS -dkc2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19
VACCINE VIRUS.

NHf medical througnou. tee tia'e respectfully
qu.,ed to forward 70 iris cce all the Vaccine ~
they Ip.e Compliance Sih this request urgei
their attention Of the Utmost ia2or:sn,e p te guble sefsre
y PETIooLis, n. D.,
suqS-in Vaccine Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

JAMAICA nUM.-Jsuaica Eum. hlsh prsaf, slx year,
S lDHosp, DAVENPORT 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19
EDUCATION.

TfyaB sXRRCISRs or MISS M. A. ALIENS
4 sCioOL WILL CONVINCE ON T8r PAST or OcTesER-
Al her resdspee 1st Street; between Clay and Mshs
sep 2-n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

ID s.T DOVE 4 10 Drugsists.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

NyILIrsRY GOoDs..-Juss received, The following De
.Irsh. o,d, via and rife Rhnts aVO 10
utrsuon Cape seys and Cozsd1 90; Ie Bstel
90 dozen ercu,on flint gun LOeh, 10 WARMERS pa th re-
yoItIns kIa.. shot barrel shot GUS 40 gross Blu
assorted so dragon sdde; 100 doIeh Bird e assorted lVO
cards tin pod pted fpur so pairs sniher
duran wood Hsnes btis tec COO los scord
m cad asserted colo 100 coils manla and ne Rope ssoite
MO- ni.c, eeiu aud shing 10 dog halter
Chains carriage Bo asd sse' 1900 gos' WOOD scess
a. DO 50 DO table Spoons ~ doE und b9iuhs
asor,eJ 80 do butcher Knives, do !. do sAdteees
do: do Mas sims and Gtrmso silver riff Ncnntngt
Plugs aud Nipples; de Wiper Fer NlFpie' de- io- 70"
by SMITHS RhoDis CO. geo
MILITARY BUT 0Ns! MiYJTARN nut
w topsl military buttons !-l25 gro,s N itary But
Ms cp.i Yes received for sale by GENNEl
s.resL R.o-o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19
MILITARY TACTICS.
Publisher and Bookseller, Richmond, Va.
nltUAI

=.
P7SIIsher and Bookseller, Richmond, Va.
TROOPERS MANUAL,
NJ OIL Lueus Davis to Witch e annexed the ssimther,
Drill for Raesa By Captain MEury lse Of the o.
Arny; vol s2ro; IFS
Heavy Artillery Instructions, FOR heavy artillery prepared by
board for the Of TIE Of the s vol limo
$3.50.
Ire voInntes Hand Book Capt James Z. Lee Tst Re
gment Of Virginia Volunteers pr!c. sos.
Bardee aud Light Infantry Tactics, edon, com
pltte with plates; vols Slno.; %.
Hsrdees Tactics In vol smo, paper, 12a
Tactics Tor ooeu Of Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery, by L. "
infantry snd Camp Duty Field and Coast Defence
By l. v Busthoix, Doc
In Pres ara vii DC speedily published The Volunteers Manual
Dr Book complete Manual and Drill Book for the use Of
al Voldriee his and Home Guard, complied from the lkiet
.utolss adapted to tie discipline and DIN Of volunteers
and soldiers; by Col Wn. II. Rcharcson,Jr.
This vors sogd be In the hsnd5 Of every one OF the As, q,
She hEadE OF every Volunteer and ossa In he South
C0neaeraey
II Il ius What every oop.ny, either IN active
service or in the Home Guard, rsssr. as every thing In
brought up army requirements OF the present time
ORDER shoaid be addressed TO the Publisher
A. MORRIS, Bookseller and Publisher,
hnf al.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

NOTICE. Persns Who are sending clothing and tappn
~ 10 ITO the hed requested 10 marx oi,vne on w
n,skss, with marI ~ ink the # ' party ' Hho "
kndd tie Rtgir,sn.I rhoh he beoni "A the ace 81 a
ns.iOs Of tie QusrernAser, a. R,eamono; 70 .a' '
u,nsl railroad uld he forwarded ~ the Ehp'e
IL Many packages at tns Pepo's Ct IN s.,
Richmond with paper nirs' rubbed on W eoSss e,
on cannot b, known Qatemastr others ere
liz rafkei, and cannot be idoathsd ,n,, p,..
III III a-tcles deposte ai I'll oiartermners uncs IN
mo,d for ept len there before oc2ek T. N 70
inIure ther ship men. on that cay. ,,,rpy a,p,.N,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-19

THE EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF ytH-
4 GtNIA rE ~ ALEXANDRIA The dBls OF this in'tutou
hNvng been ,u,p.rde by the con Ion Of tn. county m
nsghborh Cd the seaion will tbs
re-opened due notice will be given
the public JOHN ho3UlRE Rector. sel3-vSw