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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-21
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NEW YORK, oct. Il.
The IriJune's Washington dispatch says two
or three pl ointment officers Of the volunteer SER
vice are suspected of giving information to the
enemy.
Mr.. Seward Yesterday assured 4 member Of
the diplomatic body that in his opinion the
southern instruction would blow over IN three
months, that the ports would be all opened and
pea ce and prosperity again reign The court
martial case of Col. Miles meets tomorrow. His
UNQUALIFIED acquittal is considered beyond Ii
Doubt. Fifteen members Of the New York 22d
secuted in the vicinity Of Fairfax Court House
this morning The rebel pickets were drawn
in and they advanced close 20 the village. They
were mistaken for southern soldiers, and the In
babitants enlightened them as to the plan of the
rebels as far as they knew them 1t was stated
that Dea regard and johnson intend to make no
stand this side Of Centrevile and il pressed they
would withdraw TO Bail Run. While convers-
ing the identity OF our men was discovered ana
they were obliged to retire IN haste they re-
mort no distractions in The way
Beauregard has undoubtedly Withdrawn to
Manassas leaving a strong guard at CenteTvllle.
II there is any line OF defense beyond the ora
fone. it extends toward Aqua Creek. The
Times dispatch Gays it is currently reported that
Fairfax Court House has baen fired and destroy
ed by the rebels,
New YORK, Oct. q.
The navigation of the Potomac appears TO be
aeain unobstructed. Forty-one vessels passed
tie batteries at Shipping Point this morning
only one vessee was his, the bali going through
bcr 1nainsail A contraband mas arrived IN
our lines who was chattel of Lieutenant OF
the 9Th Louisiana Regiment. lie SAID brig
ode which has been stationed near Fairfax
Court House. was ordered to move back last
Wednesday on Centrevllle.
A brigade of Virginians under Coils. Steward
and Bonham, South Carolinians, also retreated.
= An immediate attack was expected from Gen.
Mcclellan, and so great was their haste that
!; large quantities of -four and provisions were left
1 behind. which the people in the vicinity took
= into their houses.
The Heralds despatch says it appears that
Il The Government has already purchased 3O0,O0o
! LIsnlets in Europe. Some, it is said, have al
Il raadv arrived Our Ministers in England and
. md France assert positively that neither Gov
srnment has entered into arrangements with
Swain TO Join the expedition against mexlco -
It 0nr Government has been assured by both, that
: thav had no object in their interference with
tho fairs of Mexico than to protect their cltl'
,"ns and obtain reparaton for outrages upon
II them. :, oonsac,onoa of the
e a,,anno of our army to advance the headquar
'e aors ~ Cen. Mcclellan from Washington into
W;ron,a and in few days he will be located III
y the midst of the camp; /. 4 .,.,
The Tribune says " Ano"0 ~ W ~
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PERsoNAL.-MR. HoLBEooK, the Governor
elect came in town Saturday evening. His
health is quite restored and he will be ready as
soon as he receives the oath Of Office to enter up
on his duties. His address cannot be delivered
until Tuesday, unless enough absentees return
his morning to make quorum of the Leglslat-
ture, of which there is very little promise
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Post Office Notice.

prepared to exchange stamps Of the new style, for
equivalent of tho cid issue, duringa period OF
six days from date this netice and the latter will
thereafter be received in payment OF postage let
tiers sent from this office.
SlMsON SINCLAIR P. II.
South Hardwck, Oct. Id, 1861.
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Those Cater Boots came from
y. q, PAGE,
Where ca be found all times a large assortment Of
Ladies, Misses and Children Boots
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Work.
Also, OF oar manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots, (new s,yle.)
Misses and ChlGrens :! "
Boys and Youths g "
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fact a
general assortment OF
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers
Plumer- Cello bratcd Pa tent Last.
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT
We cant be beat in style, Quality or Prices.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES, as usual.
~ PLE AsE G. l. L.
+. g. r. a G$+l''
no. fG State street.
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he Gully L:'<'s;;il ) u 1vyo4y
E WORLD ATE TIE
sEA2gllAyD pATElV'H'.

Certificates OF approval in comparison with other efe:
Grafton, Dec Sd 1883.
Mcssrs. Sherwin and Burgess, Agents for Marand's Pa
tent Safe have examined the Marand's patent safe Ia
your store, and so far able to judge Of its fire
proof qualities, believe the principle upon which is
built the reliable in resisting heat OF any fire proc
aate that has under my observation and parhcu-
ary recommend to the attention Probate Districts
that supplying themselves for the perseryation
of their records. BENZ. W. DEAN Sec. OF state
Brattleboro Dec, Sd 1S59-This may certify that we
have examined the Narlads Patent Ere Proof Safe ex
hibited to us by MIR Arson Hardy, aud that in opn
ion Marands Safe would be desirable one to pNrchase
for the use Of the Probate Courts.
A. A. s 5F51ps Judge Of Probate
Middelebury, April 9th, 1S5eThe Legislature Of Yer
mont at its last session passed law making it the duty
Of County Judges procure Fire Proof Safes in which
to deposite Probate Records In discharge of that duty
we have pen time in eSamineng number OF Safes
We have come to the conclusion that the Marland safe
manufactured by ~ B. Bgelow h Anson Hardy of Bos
tom Mass, is superior to any other We have examined
for its Fire Proof qualities We have bought safe OF
that description the New Haven Probate District and
are we'll sasfed with his workmanship apparent strength
and dun 'Ay. W. W. G. WRIGHT, Asst Judges OF
H. O. SMITH. Addison Co Court.
NJ l. 3IGFLOW & ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
80 School St, opposite City Hall, Roston
SAMPLE to be seen at the store j. W. Ellis Co. Mont
petr Scott S Brooks, do j. J. Duncklee, Burlington.
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IInrthfald Post Office.

nj OTICE is hereby gwen that prepared to exchange
IN Stamps of the style for an equivalent amount OF
the old ISSUE six days from the date OF THIS hoce
and the latter will not thereafter be received in payment
Of postage at this otIisc. .,- ,,..
Oct 49, 1861. owl
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ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 2O.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. ~.
In the skirmish on the 18th, previously re-
ported between two Companies of Wright's cay,
airy and about 400 rebels. The latter lost ~
killed and IL wounded four nortaly and 81
taken prisoners. Wright's loss was one killed
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Secretary Cameron took with him TO Missouri
full discretionary powers to supersede Gen. Ere
mont and turn over the command ofhis army to
Gen. Hunter and that he did not see fit to exer-
else that power. All beyond this is idle spec
ulatiOn.
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In Johnson, Sept. 10, EiphaIet Hunt, aged S. years
In Mortified, Sept. 18th OF dipthera, Sammie p son
Ct l. P. and A. w. Glidden, aged year and months
Ii East Montpelier Sept. &c. OF consumption, MI. d.
yid Gould, aged SO years, months and Is days.
Papers in Mass. and n. Y please notice.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-21
HAEbsES esAETBsRs ROOTS.

little glove ss up my heart as tides STIR up tue osI"u
A snow-white muslin when it fits makes many oufioA
notion .,,, ou,o,
II sorts of lady hxins thrill my feelings, as 'hey a oItef
But little female gaiter boots are death an" ho'hhs
shorter!
And just to put you on your guard,
I'l give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion HOTEL
stopped week or more,
And marked two Doot.ees' every morn
Before my neighbours door,
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
An angel trots around in U.S."
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
A lady growing out Of them
As flowers grow from vase.
But ali! one morn saw sigh.
Which struck me like q stone,
Some other on the book
Those boots we're not alone!
A great tall pair Of other boots
Was standing by their side,
And Of they walked one afternoon
And with them walked--a bride.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

II vas and is ~ this day, by no means an ul
common spectacle to see foreign navy officers
interfering III the due execution of The laws
in our sister republics on this continent The
strong nations come to them by sen, I'll buy,
sell and gct gain. Their merchants are princes;
their sea captains have been known, after as
sertng claims, doubtful ct best, with all the
insolenee Of conscious power to put springs On
their cables and threaten to shell peaceful cities,
unles. apologies and tribute were both
forthwith rendered, The very fact that
these natona have the elements OF valuable
commerce; thst they depend upon foreign hot
toa to fatch and carry for them, tells oI their
weakness, and invites the aggreSsor t" their
shores
With u!i such. might makes right This IL
q law of human nature which all nations thai
enter into commercial relations, withou, ade-
qnate military power Or naval strength, have,
in all ages been forced to feel; they are
slow and 10th, but sure TO confess it in the
end.
With two or three nlillions udiciously ap-
propriated, it is competent for us to put ahoat
IN & little while u Navy that will give us the
command Of our own waters. In the war
Of 1872 we introduced new naval feature
upon the ocean. The first exhibition Of it
showed that the whole English Navy, as j; at
that time existed, was eifete. The practical
ctfecI OF this American feature was not only 10
give supremacy to American arms in that war,
hut to set aside every shipin the British Navy,
from the first t,rate liner Gown 10 the jarkass
figate, Ind cause other ships. OF other models,
weight and metal, to be bnilt in their stead.
Such is precisely what we have it in or power
now TO do by the Lincoln Navy.
In our next we shall treat Of this nibtter
further und have something more to say about
''big guns and little ships BsS Bow.
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.Gx.EIA -tCiD& "a I

Se.-o,E q ti.is School vii open Ucio:
~ ;, ~, an, Close :a,t1 let 1862 The course Of
-, ps.r.ory 10 The University 81 Virginia, ana
;E. l.! az Latin, Greek, L: glls, and French Ian
Ss t.ia.taaiIcs sIh Philosophy.
. I'd and tuition, exclusive OF lights and toN-
,t.r. i,3etis Sl"0 October ISL and $50 March ISL
-:!et Z: Ie.s thar E:- Dooths f25 pa! mon!hShl
,'.l ..d re c.auci;oa for absence for'any eIuse
:,Gtcssa !o- Further particulars consult catalogue
e Aat:.*s :-cter: +. y !aEvla county, Ftlauls
-: WI II. HARRISON.
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L'V ffES i-H9fhfrP..
10 the Voters ni the penInsula DIstr!ct,
Composed OF the City OF Richmond,
Counties of HenrIco, Charles Clay, New
Kent, James City, York, Warwick and
Elizabeth City.
Messrs. Editors :.ln the brief interval OF =
iew weeks, you will have 10 select rppresen.
tive in the first regular Confederate Con.
lress Questions Of the graVrst import will
demand lis attention. Discard everything
like party consideration, and give to tho coun
ellis OF yonr country all the ability and all the
experience yon can. Surely there can he no
iiyi.iGn 81 opinion among you. |! il your
fortune II have one whose genius and sIatra.
!r,anslIp sh6ne most rou,picdn,is amidst
the trials OF the old government We
,an bri believe iiar ,n:nh If the wisdom
*hich has guided ri.r perilous path
ii ola new E0n!crlerary, ~ tho tIui; of
!;,4 r;rl experience He i!Iieh every position
in lti< :eg:Sl and eXecltiTe '.erartmrn! n
i,r .,d GayerGment with fidelity uuahnasn
:.y party, end With All ability which impartial
i,!:tory will justify as among the most faithful
-: II, administrations. 1t is true that years
are row npnn hiu', yet, with zea! for the wei
iurr nj his country undiminished-- with nu i'll,
tciIpat brilliant as when Ihe vignr of manhood
nvrvs,l l,iln---nnbased hy selfish aspirations.
ard ~tth all the experience of long and bril-
lisrt mud ino:t useful life in the service of his
country --ycu would >eem almost wanting in
fidelity 10 lhai Cnnfedcrscy in the cause Of
which you are now perling your liberties end
your lives did you fail to give to its councils
the wisdom and experience Of John Tyler
ELIZABETH Git,
Insi tIarsEE, Sept. 18th, 1851.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

"a g: s,ion this lnstII u'in'! VT conncnct on tr
| = s',r o: i'ctnbc-, ind ED rE tie ;.h cf July
.s cal,. o.: Instruction In the Academic, Law and
=! v,:s viii he co.,auei heretofore, and
%. c: Mia.y Science and Tactics Will be orsau::ed IN
- i-o operation atlh- beginning Of he SESSION
:.:?: .a-in. eaiued currency that the University
Into Military Hospital, !: is proper 20
slh = Bot :ii- case. Ow!Ig the cr0isS-G co:i-
o: tl- s.r.-ai Hospital al Cha rlort-s"e, the Cai
i..p2t rcre ,-a~n "pcn fer the reception Of The
r ;i.I-d CT The Confederate Army, during ;he
:o.. Many u them have already 5=en discharged;
= "a :-lasn Ti he removed hT ar early Gay m
-'ct-F. ~ :l:r room. b-cGtae vacant, they are p'i
i":ouEa 2!s- of preparation for She accommodation
~ ..-;'..
sC,.'.s-,.. ah,,-. 80 s. MACpIN,
.s.....,I Chairman n; the Faculty.
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d; EEK --s>iun a! TIL. School c"micepces October ls,
Ioa:.lu~. .:, ;arI:::s The course Is fully pre-
'z: - :r- C:.:v.r,:ty ot Ersi:s. Special sItniion
= ..:=.- 3c-a paid 'o MATHEMATICS. DEAMIHG,
''4iH' 't"!:ti, Sc, au1, ar!ranrr, fuHTiFioAIloN
" ~. h7aar-s Of Military Srients WI b" regularly
=: n "a S;noci oi EngEc.rins
i.g -. ~ ,.-r session. Liberal arrangements nihde
= ..T;o cn:. Address.
SAMriL sCHooitG., a. NJ,
- L--,rs iu Gc:r-y's p D Caroline. Va.
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DEATB OE IoI. RoBT. GARNET eATsE.--
We regrs: 10 learn tie death Of Hon kobt. ~
Payne. of bilious oopsss!i7o feTer, at bis resi-
rience ia this city: this morning. Mr.. Payne
returned from visit to hia daughters in Ar
kansas last Tuesday He Sas uD~eli On
ruesds3 morning hs had congeati7s chill,
and continued tc sink till relieved q his spter-
ines by death Col. Payne vas nati0s O.
Culpepper COUNTY, Virginia, and removed to
Middle Tennessee wbeH s young man, and
thence 6ve years slnca to Memphis - Hem
oSis Ruikt:.
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The PriaonerH in Charleston.
From tie Charleston NercGry.l

The prisoners Of war were yesterday tran,-
ierred from the Jail to Castle Pnckney. They
were guarded on the WY IL. 'Ge Zousse Ca-
diets and detachment Of ii: Gi,y Police corps,
Co their arrival at Castle Pnckney, with the
general aspect Of which they seemed highly
delighted, they were immei .lely permitted TO
90 to work in arranging theiT flltlre quarters
within the Fort. Subsequently, :hey were al.
lowed 10 range freely throne'I 'h@. precincts OF
the post and along ihr herr-; L; r'ri'y Island
These prisoners src. We ,.rn. provided by
the Quartermaster's Department with ferJ
I,ounrful supply ofsuch rati"r= a. would be a
treat, indeed, to our gallant III: :er. AMI oo!!!ers
now keeping watch and ward in the rugg~3
tnountsin passes OF Western Virginia sud alnng
the shores of the Potomac
The clothes Of many %: t';e pri- .,,ars. to"-
e7er--the same ihsJ were upon tae memorable
pllius Of Mauassas-are noH iii a condition
which our conscience will not teru.it Ii: to term
even ''shGbbY-scntee
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...0Ds,.sSD NCssHGL,

;, ;, ss:,"vCI aKr0T, ALKeMARLE cdCSTf, Va.
:; ;.sh Session 1 open i:ie 1ct Monday !u sepie'n'
: . 81 ~ siD-- IN he eth u Juae.
'-:' 49,: Per :e..ioa TO IL paid uur half les seisii'
va n.f IL. February. WM. DlNWlDDis.
s... .-.,.,r,. prinpIpal
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,l, ERSeE OF i.OGlSlAS n
MCDICAJ DEpARrNE\r

-. .iausi Course G: Lectures !s Department viii
szs:.-.,c- oG MuNpAS. AovcCINsr H. isGl, and will
- 49, =. TIE --i-ntnE March.
',.- .Si.', u -, Professor ri Practice OF MsGi-
.iGoELE NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
s-a"E> $r}NE: u. D. pro:rssasc OF surgery.
a.. .LNAS!N. D.. Professor oi Obstetrics.
.!!;cS NoTT, NJ. D. Professor Of Mat-ra Me-
= j. 81: tAEpsoS.a :! D.. Professor OF Anatomy
ms H:Nr, VI, H., Professor ~ Physiology au,!
{ A.taoiAS, N. =, re''"''S''A''f' OF Anatomy
. s.a-l. zoe n!,sec,iug will be open 10 the second
..-s - .n .. .;rhGr-
y ar Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the
,..,. r.s I'll.
- a: sAcs:se, enjoy extraordinary practical ad
-, - ta= Course, Lectures Will hr delivered
p".;!Ira,rr Of The Hospital, !roia the .,h Of
-. f. ;.::!is. 3le,::cGe and Sarsery snl other sub.
THOMAS NC:~ NJ. D., Dean.
..a: ,srga..oa .: ;:r Charity Eosr.;sl elect snnu
. e.. fourteen R,-iarr; students. who are main
. .s- . e.: Ts.IiGt!"o. Aus i''--cwL ls;Nor-
r,.. i:.s.E r rs; IA J. l. AC.aE3 Va u
%:E. GED. q. DANE, PRINCIPAL.
DANv!LAG EI%G!NlA.
z ..n. annual session OF Ills Hc:c Schoc! 60: Girls
i -ia iuu corps CT I=r.chcrs, VIII begin on the tst
i-r p September. ht cosc i: ;ac !a';c: par; o; the
...r ic2-:
TERMS.
- IL" charge :"I Washing, faci .c.) si2" =,
-@ - t!S'sa i:U2:.-.'... ....'.:.' y" 10 - w
q. lrc!.r!i " ~
!:an", 'I;.;'ar or Organ. n.-................ ~ nj
p. : i-'r r;.::u ....... ............... ) ~
.....-.....--..-......"1 - -" 20 - ~
-.-,"a' ".!''r-a, ,.............-.. -. 49,. 20
''-!T-i q; any period t'l charged frcin HAT time
80. - -T: y: -. session.
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Co3.rDesA!y sc:.-Tas o!; eoun''

Co3crDes4!y F2.so:-Ias o.; eoun'T
;si!, :orce, CT X4n szd 2:d s:ros:r, i, ro= being
used q. p!o,s o: cor7ren:ss: fo. ?s:ses Aes UpcS
charges Of d;s.oys!ty to ,:,s forern!c:. 81 e. c-
ssrt=r.. Quite rrr::o.: 9: c:= c!n=. a'o max ;'i-
prsonea t.cys, u.c ~ regarded w'.n f-"?.: T'ti-
.rce Ed cure. G,ucas ~. iu!.-:cr 0 ;:s .ns:;t-
:or or. Ns.s!s. a.s"d, HGrrs, ac& N.;.o$. %!!c
w.1. ur:es:zd, ~! " Remembered ~.n:' line" e"
our griny 0, tEo PooH!sc, which tiry bad e:'i=:;i
Tor re par:o= o! :eoove:!.s tie 90. :: G:.. Co.
e!cr :: LIE New ! o:G 7sta.
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4 SIMPLE SALvE FOE SOLDIERS FEET ~
MARcHNG.-Tke Scientific " American" has
the following receipt for making On excellent
composition for annoiniing the ssi Of soldiers
during long marching Take equal parts Of
gum canphor, olive oil and pure oseswsS aud
NIX them together warm until tnsC ere united
and become sal7s. st night wasL the feet
veil, dry them and spPlT the salve, sad put
on clean stockings anu sleep with ths:1 Gu
Next day the feet will he in excellent t:i-. ior
marching.
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As I:7EEr:..yf ? PIC - Il e :i:c- orr r"T
m.;,,e:: % cZa!.:, in :ns To:-esro:' 70: r. ':r7
H. Wyune, -. pop.,a: ssd sc:"::? ra"a sEp=r;:: E
t:rdcu. OF lie EicA".oud .nG -.:"rrh..rE Laar ~,
su Interesting .-.ic 81 ,:3a eeri? ...t6ry {: T:-:@
rc.:E:,v :0;:"G: upo.; ,Ge ~: q ta;Ietn':n. ."!s
souvenir Q: 81 .ysl: "s: .os. si'cs Ed. eens;s's
o! Ike i1re-a::!: q sg-,c-t Et:::7 - ".nI'.r
;u:sd f.on! a:er &c s-g'y ;g:IrTr::. ,#r :: S7 -
sisted cYen zoe cor!ccluS :i..rehc:a - :'Ti., 81 ::
tho:rn deeply ccA,e! s.:c 49,. :-:GIcE - ui:s c.
sess:h;r. c L: o+.ra! siaa:ie't: end sn"c- ot a~
p;stauco Tho ssPposi;o:: "a III: :ha -c.,c = ,
io:n. G: c. grn3cr "!ch Ees 5-orSs! rom E'!xis.G
70 crafty tie !ly ?:ide Of !tr Po'scs"or, AK; ta:
ia oripiu dgtes 10 ?eiaG :1n:a !rIo's even tEra
,hs discover c. Lu-:..,7s'. !:T: - cvs s7 !r:e-
re..;ns add:;ion y C:L r7r1ss rs!c=5i. x5ice. c:
rare cnr.os!.!ss.
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ii: E2.>CbE..g. saiGka SCE.uDL OE'
rL2EINI SE,E ~ SlEI L

-; ',> n: his Institution haviEs heer suspended be-
,.1v - :nc condition o IN: county In IL. neichbor
80 ,.Si .tsSi0. will the usual ;::nc.
-y: h. rr-cpeaed due nv;ce vii! hc given TO
.as.c JOHN p MciirikE Rector,
-: .---cTSS MIli=ooG, Clarke county. Va.
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III uAHvILLG MILlCAI:Y INsrs-

-G.;.l CuSprCtED ~ MEssRs. EDNoSDSs JONES'
W.. H. oi'rtrd me =: MONDAY III September, n,l
" ,.s sea; u vii! close 10 !:st "-sS ia JGnr.
OAR k0G: ESQ., has consented 10 sake !'a:; in
.s.neut OF the School: d gentleman Of large cxn-.
- nd r.ry highly cn!hI:.cGcd. After ;S0 years AZ
.: .sT:nc,na Miitar: !ns i:e md Graduation At the
.'-,y Of Virginia, Hr Rogers has devoted some Jed:s
~ .as,rYc:on OF y"u;i:.
viii he prepared "' College or i';- U;rer-'y,
,.;nrsS pursuits.
rSEGS
:. 81 ,sy,h.r In I;!:a'r". the balance the :rs:
= 't-cs.v.
.:i Tc;uun, per session oI 10 months, SsU".
'.'t..., scholars, charges satuc as heretofore.
E---Iag:ti :tio:.s addressed 20
:. 9. aUTAsp. Principal.
DaIvlr, VA.
~. .=:s. George v. Dame, Frank $;any, c. c.
= ! q h.sLpa,E.'', pauv!iIS> Hcvs. Chas. Z Read,
- =. t!12-; y. T.. !."!-hyrc, ksa.. Nichn"nd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
En1, Ia EnoIirsr

iIEs5n:. EDiToa; II Peru.it rs, through the
columns OF your 7alushl5 paper, to announce
the fact that large number OF the citizens Of
the Congressional District composed Of Bed.
ford, Carroll, Patrick, Henry and Pittsylvania,
desire that the Hon. VIM. NJ. Tred~aJ OF
PittsJirania shall represent them in the first
Congress Of lhe Confederate STATES under the
permanent Constitution.
Wn. Tredway il too veil koown III the
district 10 require snT extended notice IRON
Us; he has represented fhe people Of portion
ofthe district n ;he Congress of the old United
States, with credit to the State and honor
to himself. He hss held nanJ positions oi re
sponsibilty aud distinction 10 the State. "as
twice elected by large majority as delegate
from the county of Plt!sylvauia to State Con
ventinns, and We think re can safely say lol
him iha: he Is m hcEsst politician.
Rowing az 20 do that Mr. Tred~ay is ID,
choice Of large number Of persons in TIT
district ne sarnestly aP?es! te bin &c At
nouuce himself eatdicats at once.
MANI CITIZENS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

The Secretary OF the Colu;nun"ralth t."s ts-
cei7ei iro1a b. Black, Postmaster 81 EuHanls:
Alabama, II dollars, contributed in dime sub.
.criptions By citizens of nat place toc the
benefit of Mrs Jackson, the widow 81 It's drst
Virginia Martyr il this Hs:,