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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17
e; TsaE iia IEssNGii 1s iiItGiA
4 ii f. I 4 " A r.OS

IEuIEEiS \ vacancy has occurred In :hs @:F
" rrriri. ~ ID. resignation Of WH. { WIEN.
thr :r,..trr tor tbs District composed = tie r"Ua-.
IIxur IN und I:.Inycr the: c:Ofe. Tie shrg =, a s.!i e.
H.. are hereby required 10 lola eu Il. ct. u p. tie -
,l.c,. CT v"riuy p eserib-d by law, Ia rarH OF >.e IS
iIc-, : THURSDAY. the .l,iI Gay ci o:tcert, St 2a
m0i!lt, 10 sar IL iia Vacancy aiurtsHI.
t,irs uIi:"r ICY land, 81 Gerc.Io-, an' !.
L. :. ;hr seal a: the CvTm"n"ea.th n, sA !r
49, uclch.:, 1851, ana il: ;i= y.as- Of L.. Co..
w..I-a the s6u,. Jua: L.ElGTl
Ey TIE Governor,
GLo&GE IS. iirSLFosp,
o. - S.-.rt ri IL the CnnEfnra.l
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MIA t;:.ri. ;...Inn :fl..,,:

New ORLEANS, UG:. l4.--rIe He,ieya! steam
ers Richmond AID Ei.Itcnncsi nave cut III. The
PIcbir is missing and WIS sunk. LIS Wn!cr
Witch bias aisu got UT, AID yrvb.ni; ~'ia DIS
patches. The Nss.ra had .-h i~.4;1'" .he
urtiru. The river ~ clear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

Brighter General Daniel Ruggles, formerly
O breve. major in the army Of the United States,
and nov of the Confederate States army; has
been ordered to report. Tor duty to Major
General Twiggs, in the South Western military
deuartm.Et,t -
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Col. Giihanl's Command.

We state, upon good authority, that COL
Gillian is fortified at the Ford, north Of Green
brier bridge, about fifteen miles from General
L.. R. Jackson's position. Col. G;lham's force
consists OF his own regiment, the North Caro-.
lima sixth, Col. Lee; Major MunIold's Irish
battalion; the remnant Of Col. Bramley'S
Georgia regiment aud the right Scciion OF Ma
rye'S battery, two guns.
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p.fI Hand Kr.dee Destroyed.

NAsuvilLs, Oct i ia special dispatch to
the "Uniyn and American dated at Bowling
Green c-day, states that, owingto the miscon,
s.ruosiun Of vrdtrs, one of the pickets on Green
river on yesterday destroyed part OF a rail
road bridge.
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So Ea1E 0YEyISOls OF VIRGIN
4 = RIO c a NJ ArION.

5EnEREaS, u vacancy hse occurred 10 TIC E-,
" De:. s.trs o; Virginia. Is The resign ~ 81 o., y!
~.EwT's, e., The m-Ipasr elect fr"r' IL. crGl', q! ;
vel i!.-r-:":r, lie sheriff U! raid ~c.un;yis ctsrS re-,
~ i"ld ~! ri-r ;ton nj ia. sr"rr.l ;i,r-- Of vcliI. yrt,
hy l.w, "a Thursday, the 2Hh day ~ tic r':.t., :.
:.s.py.. :ir aid vacancy.
Gree uuIrr uy hand, a. Go"rrrrr, arI :
J.. :. ;'hc s.,l Of th: Cva n,3: u ;alih, 1t E.eaE.oaL
49, tr.ri day Of DC: ser, I0ti, and In tie >t!s 5
,ta Ter 1l0ry-ailh. lr!iS !.EiC.ir
~ ;hr Cove mar,
=. W. Mua.oGb,
Oct .--r.L- Secretary o. ,it rc7-r-r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

TUE AFRICAN CnURCu CoScERT.- the alien
lance upon the initial cnnrcrt ci the South Carolina
n:natrIir> vi the African Church, on Monday liGiIi'
though smaller than that which either the patriotic
purpose ri the entertainment or the we'll embossed
character Of the performers should have comn:aa'i-
ri. WIS, not Notwithstanding quite line, and incIi'icd Il
fair representation 81 the fashion and Musical
intelligence at Riclmpnd. The performances
itself Wis, i'll ci!ect, II rucccss. Il - seldom.
indeed, that amy audience have hccu called '!nn
to overlook less Of the embarrassment :;tr!,d-
ing IL public aebai, tl.n t!l"s: which luaIk:'l
the entertainment, o! Monday night. IT. l., pa
bablc tia! = considerable share Of tbs result may
he due ~ the jrdicinus instruction OF SiEi,"r I"rri-
All, nn!, too, lie Managerial tact ol Mr.. u. +. Mar
chant, under whose direction these coi.c"r.a are Z" ~:
| gwen. Bat that concession should un. lrtract IN tie
slightest ir"m HE high arrl0r o! merit evincrd ny
these accomplished amateurs, and which was ire
| qnrntiy recognized 10y the aidicnce in their highlands
Tor the Repetition of the rUca: .cnrs III Tie OCCASION.
It was our intention 10 have noticed III SOME detail
the efforts al the several performers: but "1:i' u!
space lDrbILs, and We call h!c say That they were
marked throughout with great good taste. eirnc>'
feeling, and Decided ability. Two !E"rc cortur;s
| will nc givrr-tn-mnrrDw night and again OF Friday
niylli-alrer which the company will leave Tor the
South.
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CLARIFIED.

MARRIED, on the aith alt in this city, by Rev. Moses D.
Hogue, D. D. ,ofthe Pr-,sy:"ritn Church Esq
Of Midalesex county, virgins, ard alits anna
LORlMER, daughter Of the late George 7. T. Lorinsr, O.
Essex county, Virginia.
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From Kentucky md r%Ii.nonr,.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 14.-Passengers by to days
trains report that large additions have been
made to Lincolrl's forces in Kentucky.
Z The Louisville Courier Was ISSUED at Bow
ling Green to-day. 1t SAYS that Gen. Rous-
seau, with 1000 men and s pieces of ARTILLERY,
occupied Solm bridge, which is is miles IRON
Mlusiordvillr, on tho 10Th inst.
The Courier also learns that large iOrces are
concentrating at Lexington, XIV, IN virw of u
speedy advance on Zeiglrr's torres i dvi-
Sion Of Si!ertnsn's forces is at Lonisviiiu &c.
lively engaged III pushing forward his i0Tces.
There urIcars IN he much enthusiasm 1T
the North IN regard To Kentucky, and i, Is the
general determination TO make ncr the Lsltic
! yro,,r,r;. Shot mans column is reinforced hY
mnc Or tu0 Regiments from the Sn:.h ,!aiir.
Sherman issued az order nt L,u!sv.Iiy on
The !th INST, in which he SAYS !iiDt lie: ciiicis
il the {. lIartns icls: t.nen;sn II: his military de-
pertinent. arc ~lirtc.ei ~ make estimates III
once ior FUMES adequate '~oS;.rPi!yins an army
Of Il. upI nth.
i .!::pstch from .IeaIrs:n City, da;sd on 'he
Sti, inst, sa,s lil:i Cui, Mathews had leic-
rrarhed ,,3v. ,,a:;,h!., from Herman, "a, 'ns
Thai he vas cu;aE:viiy;! =. -.3rIr:'1:r us cat'r
vi. 4fn r,rl:. win three :.unnm. ~ i Hi'pe-
Iior lore
Cuivl rucn trun. Lexington, iio, deny that
there has been any session ri m; "ii'N"'ii
Legislature recently held there.
Fremont left jefferson CITY On TIE !ti asst,
in pursuit OF Price. 1t is reported that !c eX'
pcris t. concentrate at !Scda ~. not irSS inan
30 coo mrn, ami ITO pieces 81 carnr''.
Gen. Price II is IrpuricG. has directed hlS
course TO tic SCUM.
hrupuIS lot = ---Ifp ~ l.nt,.- i,'lt,.tl-
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Crs. E,,rE CnIfon HlIrI;aT

NLw YuNK, Oct. S.-The coltcn :r4da "as
MGR. active ar;l lirn.sr. tn ,a.:a wcra $50
bales Md.:i'n. upl.nGs - - 2IS ry:.I-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17
Mrs. A. NJ! G., Of Greenwood, Hlcks:ord
Post Office, Grecnsvilic Oh, Va.

Col. Vim. NJ. Peyton aud SON, formerly OF
Raaucke county 10 this State, arrived III 40
incdon.from the West on Thursday evening:
he had resided ID New York for a few years
past, has been kept in DURANGO in mat c'ty
eror since the present troubles, and has just
succeeded in. making lis escape to his native
State, where all bis sy mpalhies are conferred
abingdon Pir9inian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

Observation-Disclosures prisoners Of war
were yesterday transferred from the General Hospital
to the Contelcr,tc States Hospital, uu.Irr the 'irre-
ton al Or. LIis!in!otlra:I. The former institution
will be Immediately !~riite.i ~ ni hospital for Tia sick
OF the Confederate array.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

ALABXaA.-Goyernor Moore hasscalled an
extra session of the Alabama, Legislature, 70
inset on the 2sth instant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17
MAYORS CpURr. Mayor Joseph Mayo !

MAYORS CrURT.-Mayor Joseph Mayo pre-,
siding, Wednesday.
Mrs. julia Croniu, charged will. threatening ard
ussaulting Mrs. Mary G. Lynch, WAS required To give
security Tor her good behavior. y similar charge,
made by Mrs. Crunin against James Lynch MAS dis
missed. The Parties uc Nil Irish.
WiIiiam Jones, who is said to he the son oi re-
spectacle parents, arrested upon y charge OF having
IN the vicinity oil the Presidents dwelling, WIS called
Tor il hearing, and falling t" apImnr, his rrcognizanra.
,ukcu in the sum Of 900. witt! Ni>. I"li:- aid Mr.
l;nrwrli Jones a. securities. WAS declared forfeited,
aud the papers ordered to he returned 10 the Has
tinys Cnur, for execution. The case vas then c3l!-
tinuud until this morning
Dennis Nclagrn, wntchiian nj tth Confederate
States Store House, 81 tho CORNER 81 iitl; aud Cay
streets, Was brought up o! Il charge 81 lyi1ig drii'h
npuu lie sidewalk, with 1t loadc'l Imu-kct in liz hand,
and rulnm,iitGl in dciault ui security.
John J.. Ward, member OF 4 virginia coniali:,
charged with beatIf" Il cmalradc niaed Thomas u.
Helm, Ut the Virginia Hospital, ".ls discharged "s
promise III good hrlnlvi"r.
Ann Z. ii..ckrr. i degraded young white woman,
wns c0Eniii:itci 10 jail IT. Il rasrnnt.
The following. Parties We're indicted Tor VIOLATIONS
Of city ordiimncr>: ~. Stanac and l.. Ellis, Tor re-
failing liquor III Sunday, s. each ID. II. Brdtii"rt"n
& Co., Tor Keeping their sr@ar store open on the Sab
tnth, ~; and l~luudcy IL tHltz, tor running u wagon
without Il lcrnsc, f..
The ease Of John Wade, charged with iclnnlon>ly
shooting and wouu'iiug William Y. Mott, ";'s con-
LiiIuc,l mutl Friday heat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

ENGLISH CASSoS. -Several Of the rided
c%annon, brought FROM England hl:her, on the "Ber-
have reached this city aud beeE strongly
They ure splendid looking field pieces,
promise TO rsndos effective service at the proper
t,tna - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

POPULAR CONTRIBUTORS OF CLOTHING FOR
71g AuuY.-T!e following patriotic contributions Of c!n:n-
Ing for au. army have h.en reported At tie Passport
0rics:
Jarn.t l.. Barrow, Joseph Hall, l.. rsio and Joseph HHr-
til, So .UtI worth to lltli %orth Caruira ic. imCn' sn..i
Brown, VIM. scan!er and j. J. Martin, II 200 t. I'm Nor;:s
Carolina Regiment, ; J. =. I:nIk. f., s5l to 9Th Georgia Ec2i-
ncut K. =. BIrks", i2Tl tn 9th altbatna X ginehf Z. e.
Anderson, 81 ma w rth II boots 10 !lih rirt in!a se-'Gen'
+. c. Cuulin, 1870 to l+;h Virginia Regiment \. Il. fiiI
gsrall, 500 to 3,;h Virginia Keglr ont J. b. no s!rn"T,
4,m to l+lh Virginia Rcsim mt Or. IattoT, llto 10 3rl
south Caro- ne keefmsat; Michael E!re, SS5h to at'h
Goa, gl Regiment John bates and l.. +. Efmuh.Oa,
~, IU TO llih Georgia Regiment; " 81. SinAls. III in" -
fix Georgia regiments Il. u. futile AID l., W. GhHet l..
= 81 TO 18th Eurth Carolina Regiment; 4. Is. ~"hcr,
81 100 10 9Th North Carolina Regiment; 7. II. Walker, s'"i
to Eth North carolinia Rs5imea l. y. wilson. Ssi5to 1T
Virginia Cavslry John SGinton. S3.otd' 10 ID tenrg'a
Regiment. Total, SS5 $3.50 Tie aggi .gats u c"n.rihn'i'ns
thus lar reInrlsd l., ii3n, 800.
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HE y.tE G@rEiSS@:s as :i.iGiNIj
pnIcI ATinN

L~tT;iEHEAS "a vacancy ha- occurred n .Ic reeve
ti'inn al this {, inn.oii"ca.;E l.. y. Tea. m; A.,
h'y, BY :hr rrsisf..:;on 81 JUIiN 4. CARTER, Lat, IT,
nior from the coua,y 81 LoGtoun. therefore. |, q
IT,. C.:E!:, t.uvr.nor OF the Commonwealth a.: vir.. d,
hereby pr. .!ai,n and MIKE known. that he Shrr3 q
said rrunfy Of oudoun, by proper TrI; - HIN p.i,.
h.s hr-n required TO hold Ga eitct!"n IN III ~ u
"u i1a H. "edn-sjay. (briog tie Gih '!.Sl 81 Nov.
EcS,. i"T (. s. ua;0t 10 al! the tEcsutJ a:oI,>lE.
''Tr; n%Icr Iay hand ~ Gorernor, hv: G..irr 70
- lie r"."r." =. sl;h, At Richmond, tIs -,
- 81 ~'ctnIcr. ISL, ani IN te tG;h Nr.; {.
- Lnn.:uUus ell;!,.
JUIiS LErcHia
~ ihc ,i"v-.uor,
"ton'. ". ';us'usn, SECRETARY o. tie cur,EoauL;
tee: Il--ttg,
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s. Cream frafN ssennctt.
fE,.nm " Enr Ynr. uxrnll

\ NEInER OF THE BRITISH P~AKLIANEST GOLLuD.
ING WITH THE REBELS
Among ti:r arrivals at Redmond last week
We see chr onicied that OF Sir jams Ferguson,
Knight, Il mem5sr II the British Parliament ;
and it i; stated, il, CONNECTION with him, that
he brings letters Ia the President Of the rahel
Guul"d.racy from Dudley Mann, one o! the
rebel commissioners IN Earoac. Nihis1Ie 20
it is q notable il.sla.Ic. al liz. violation nl neu-
,ralitv, nnd deserves TO haze th" attention 81
the EagliS!! Government ca!iri 10. II. Any
subject nj Great britain who would Identity
himself 81 Ser with lhc rebel cause as to act rs
bearer Of Us patches between traitors at home
aud traitors abroad can have no "rry nice sense
III honor o. sell re- peel, aad a. Sir James mns;
have passed l~irrousn The Northern STATES to
get IT, lti2anun1, he las doubtless given the
jeff Davis cabll the benefit o! his nbscrva
tionS, an'i %caracl, III aldLioI i" his ~krlisiIt:y
tltic, TIM. of spy, so that he may be known
hereafter. as Sir jams Ferguson. Spy, VI. P.
Wo wish hin jnr Of his ncw DONORS.
IMr. Ferguson did nnt come through the
MOI thcrn States, bur direct to Mobile.
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HSnN oiN. HANKS' nlrnrON.

DARSEsrowS, Oct. q.-Several movements
by regiments in detail have lranspiiei "i'hin
the past few days, and il j.: The impression q
outsiders that OTHER IioYrfIs! hts arc IL c~"iit"n!'
l~.ia.io!. Everything connected win he gov
rriImrnt Of Generals lianks and Stonc's CON
manaS is conducted with tac greatest secrecy,
aud the mast ~anyirIs "searc.=r after koow-
lu!ge' cannot obtain any reliable intelligence
-, ..1vaucr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

COMMISSIONERS or ELEcrlJN.--The Hastings
Court yesterday appointed The following gentlemen
Commissioners OF the Congressional elcc,i"n. which
occurs on the 9th proximn For Jefferson WarI-
John J. Wilson, ". Scar. Worl. T.. A.. j. t!np.un.
Conductor, John VI. Francisco. For Madison Ward
y. Il. Hill, o.. y. Myers, and Jain Il. Giimcr. Con-
luct"r, Tnomas T.. Dad!ev. For Mnnro" Ward
Thomas .iu,cs, Jane, Il. Fisher, and Thorna, u.
Jones. Conductor, }. Il. Mass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

DisHoSEsr DOMESTIC 4 negro girl, employed
ut the Boarding house OF Miss Tazeweil, on Grace
street, near 9Th, suddenly iecamrcd on Monday last,
taking with her fifteen Or twenty dollars belonging
tc her employee, together With three valuable pail
dresses, and q gold watch, valued ut one hundrud
aud fifty dollars, which, had been entrusted 10 the
keepiug Of the litter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

CAPT. MoRrisGS, or TIE FASSr.-Han. Jpf.r
:. Potter, Chairman Of The Investigating: Com
lnittee If The House Of Representatives, on the
sab inst, called the a:leuti"a Of thu Navy Dr.
par.mert to a statement III the newspapers,
shat Capt. J. II. Morrison, Of the steamer
Fanny, which was recently captured by the
rebels ctr Cape Hattcras. was imprisoned Mt
Fortress Manrre. for refusing to take thr oath
of allegiance, ard inquired If the statement
was true it, whole or in part. The Depart
rnent, to day, replied as follows:
NAvr DEPARTMENT., Oct. Q, 1861.
Sir: Your letter of tho S!h instant relative
to the newspaper reports concerning The mas
ter Of the steamer Fanny, has hcen received.
The steamer alluded TO was not, at III" time
of her capture, in The service Of this Depart.
ment, and has never bseu employed by it and
the same may be said of her Captain. Tine
Department has no knowledge Of him what
ever. and | nave M reason 20 suppoSc thai, Mt
the time of the capture ot the Fanny, a single
person ii, any way CONNECTED with the Navy
vas OF, hoard Of her.
(Sisned) Very respectfully,
GIDEON WELLEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

IlrsrlN;. COuEr-Quartclly Tsrm- Rcccr.
lcr Jarnes X. L.,skic, and Aldermen James Bray
john j. RiuiUrl, VIM. ~. Timherlatc, a"d l.. a. }
Clopt"n.
John 4. II. K. .A.mistcai, charged with the latcr
ny Of lot Of ready made clothing, the property o.
William. ). Tupu.ar, was rcmaliir'i Tor ;innl trial he
tore judge lyons. The stolen goods were valued III
Ill 81 ah"ul ii5n, and were recovered at Petersburg.
where they wrrc offered far sale by the ncclisc,l at
the !2:ti Of September last. -Arn:istead ha, hs"'
twice imprisoned i'll I'll" pcnitcatiary for i"l"nIrN; ;.:ie
II na'in convicted viii be Scn'ciigcG ~ iHIpris"hn.e.t
tur life.
\ noUs 9,es.7Ui was entered ia The ra-'. 81 viii
liam 2. AnIi-lr:ui, h:olncr al ioiIn \. II. .trm!.t.ad
Charged with Receiving Il portion al the goods sipic'
by the latter.
Charles P,n,lcrara$s aiic. Williams. ar rH-'i.eD,i'c
ut the I'pii III l;ri.m!e, charged with fhr larceny 81 :
go Confederate Sotr, tur .r"prrty Of Lieut.. !ic.r2,
y. Rouse, OIL tEc i2tn nj Sc:!"mh'r la.t, 4; tlIe !.ous'
of Clara Coleman, Was rclnaIlIcd II jail for fti:! :ria
bcI;,rr. J.,iy" LyrM-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

THE POWER OF MAGtSTG Mayer Mayo,
commenting Yesterday upon tho 'nagistcrial practice
winch has gcucrully obtained, OF releasing larties
charged with violation Of city ordinance', in sccuri-
ty 10 appear az court, expressly stated thn; the prae-
tiee was without any legal sanction, aud that magis-
tn.tes were in no cast authorized 10 accept rreos-
rira,,ccs imr the appearance ut court, Of parties 30
ctargeL. The pecnniary obligation imposed upon
parties entering into bail, is to tho Commonwealth:
while the violation Of Il city or,iinunee il an o1lrncr
ommitted only ucains; the municipal INV: uadcr
which only penalties could be imposed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

G. s. r~trrIcr Cnrgr-H2o. J. b. llalyhur.
ten, Judge.
The following ons:l"sa was YESTERDAY Transacted
in this Couri:
Confederate States g. fanccy and Harrison. De-
~ferhar;s ordered 10 pay 20 Ii,irv J.. brooke. !;rr,Iv-
cr, all ln9lics in their I'n>scssion belonging 10 alien
clrcInir,.
The Grand Jury W., ordered 10 h. summoned Tor
the 9Th 81 N"Trn.Er:H cXt.
Tn. following altDr:.ic. were admitted - practice :
VIM. +. Watson. Thn.. .. Howard: and L. II. A:ictt.
Adjourned uutil Monday morning at II "'c,vch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

NOTICE..
GENERAL MEETING ni the Stockholders OF the 2oa.
n ncke Navigation Company, will he held RI Halifax
court House, Va, or Wednesday, the 1G h OF October next.
BY order NJ the Board Of Directors.
SEPT ~ t!3iawld c Il. CABANIss, Secretary.
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E.JULgA. y ~:itiEAuis. ,Sn Ii
4 TfETD 4 GnGkTi &, hi.'"'t"
IA WILLIAM. IKE;
4. X. DOU(iLta ai,u xtsL@, ii- .fI''"
Queen and Caroline.
IS. b. DoUGLAG, Ay!.:t's, E:EE ".iusn. .,,-;
.. GREGORY Js. Old ChGrr en-. HsIS'.r 49,.
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Ssi0Ck OLE MILL
RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER

TAM now prepared to supply any demand for
i PLASTER, FRESH GROUND for the Fall crops.
My stock OF Lump Is large; selected from the purert
Windsor {Sora Scotial Quaries, with special reference TO
its richness 10 sULrHArk 6F LINZ.
Thankful for the teSviiy Increased patronage, the rcpu.
talon OF my brand s!.all oe fully sustained for Pusir1 and
f.nPEa PERTURBATION. JOHN n. CLAIBORNE,
srpl cts Office No. II Pearl Street
DIR. =. y. COCKERvlLLE, DENTIST.
OF WASHINGTON, D.. c.,
VIZ ILL hereafter practice his profession in Rich
w mond.
oaIce S h street, between franklin and Grace streets r
Oct. 16-SElm.
DRANDY.-2k and * sssss choice q 'ai,y srirdy,
ID for sale rs UCNL0p, MOSCURE & co.
ect1l-St
rOPPEkAS.-5,NI lbs Just 10 hand, and for sale by
Oets ". PETERSON d CO., Druggists.
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Frying 10 Land.

We learn that passengers from North Caro-.
lima report, at the passport Office, mat thu enc
my were seen on Sunday, apparently in large
force, of the coast of Onslow county, \. T..
They seemed to be feeling their way rs it de-
sifous to land.
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L.iWfsESCi: g. .n.I:L.@ -

.aI1OSSEf AT LATr -,-l
gbRhCTICEs In tie Court. OF he ci:y q -.
e. tie COUNTIES O: Jienrco, hsn..er AL ti'.-.G.s--
.tr IA also Notary Public and Cnmlnis'e- S''
a;.:r. Court OF Claims. n.. ,-I
The partnership between Sir. Chastaia wa,
~ being dissolved. bis ":h.r Is nos % -
prioz Goddin's Hall.
R-hruary 13-oIv
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Fnz.-A fire broke out about ! o'clock
Monday night, in the large three story brick build
ing on Eighteenth street, between Main and frank
lin, owned and occupied by Mr.. james Gum as "
Snuff and Smoking Tohacco Manufactory, and, des-
pito the energetic efforts orthe Fire Department, who
were early on the ground, destroyed the entire build
ino with the exception oTtle bare walls. The stock
nj Gum. valued at about IS 900, WAS also wholly
DESTROYED. The oontlagrItion originated upon tha
second floor OF the establishment, and Is thousnt 10
have been the work oi On incrldisry, the frca oI tho
steam engine, employed in the business, having DctH
carefully cytinguislcd ut m early hour OF the eye
ming. The engine, which is not materially in!llnrGh,
ard NAV he repaired for Use again, together with ti't
stock. were uninsured but upon The building Mr.
Gum held an insurance OF , ,nuu il tic Mutual ilI'''-
. rance Company Of this city. The heat ut Inc in'i"'
and the Quantities Of wafer thrown upon THEM, .!"ili-
aged, to some slight extent, the interior walls "i il'o
rcusldence Of Mr.. j. l.. Tcnscr, Immediately ndJ"Inins
the burnt building. The latter gentleman was UNI
Fortunately made The victim Ut SOME siiarn1r. VINO.
uudcr the prctr:Irc ri assisting Kim in the r:n!e'ti o.
his effects, carried oil II lnmntiiy oi s"rriccahIu c'"'h-
ing.
We desire to call the attention OF the polio" aid .;
the authorities to the dangerous condition Of the ",i.'
Of the burnt factory. II Is more than probable that
unless speedily torn down, they will c!uIihie ana
fall, to the scriou, injury, il not the death, perhaps,
OF ono or moro of the Numerous children WHO were
YESTERDAY thruncirs around the ruins.
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COPPEKAS.-S,mO lbs Just TO hand, and for sale by
~ oe.s ". PETERSON d CO., Druggists.