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= g. CAMP. I
J. r.. MITCHELL q o.,
tsueeers"r toJ H.. Tay lori
MOBILE Ala

AVE established themselves for a perrnanep
I business a. No i42 ROYAL S rect. near Inc Raj
road drpot, whore thy Wii keep c INSTANTLY on han,
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THURSDAY, March :. 1861
Milton II. Bprks and wife.
$40

THlman Loggin$&nd wife It. al
This bill in legal fleet is to e regarded
as a bill filed by Susan EBurks, against
me other parties thereto. Tier husband
Milton II. Burks. can be regard6G d~o
other hight. tLan a. her trustee. haEny No
Der, tcitl interest in hi. litigation but
liable to be- Invested in favor of the v;f.
o. Whatever interest he may have wrs,,
fully 20 s~s-ed himself. by the abuses
tn Confidential relation existing betwee,
them.
Any transaction by which the title or
the separate property OF the wife becomes
vested IN the husband. is regarded with
,crutinv and Jealousy by The Courts; and
II l. incumbent on the hush md 10 show
that II was fair aud honest. and such As
10 tqu'ty aud good conscience. the wife
ought To have acceded to. Pennington IS.
Acker 81 al, 3olh Miss. r. p. I6l.
The husband is regarded a. trustee for
the wife. whenever a disposition of her
separate pr"i'erty Is attempted Ia b. mad.
Tor his benefit and the rules apuli.,bI-
To ordinary trustees. acquiring an inter
ent in the trust estate, will be- enforced in
Gases with The greatest rigor. IL.
agreements between husband and wife
IN relation 10 her separate estate. which
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CALHOUN %INsTITUTE,
FOR LADIES.
tLimiisd 10 Sra Rnih.D

.ANlW o. NNANAfAAEA A. NJ PRESIDENT.
troi3s. Y = CtkNiSS Author OF ESQ inAtructr8
iroC fERRATE ANGLO MORiglo. l.. l. A..
from kgSa I'M, er~ty a. Turn1
lTvt Huf~kFpA eFRAsAf n. from tha Aea#-
cmy ~ ZINE Arts Al Mlana
Mss MI pOINDFNFER
= N. j., rOINDENTRR.
Oct = tsoo. sfIv
SUMMERvlLLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
ffstuts aaa Saecf Bdsrf,ug Sshooi
FOR NOUNQ LADIES.
- as AoaHtaara y Nanaae ouneN. Mun.
IHls scaee piese9t. iaoacmeutr rupertr 20 an
a % NC lAtude, IN the superiority Of its iuadnnf
ne heAuhneHh q tta location, the quality uf is ma
IT, t~eaciers.
The rrncipA has aecured che services Oh rroGamar
duao MnL1n N the Musical Department. aud NOS
eess warranted 10 saying thaf no Sohnrd Ia the STATE
arnl-hes e1nnl tAniHseF for acquitinN thls deiectah4e
The TEACHER u The O-rnasnontnl dcrarsmant : VIA
sho should Be- faithful and cumpfsenA
TERMSg
FOR beard tuition, washing, &es for ton months, onH
n4t ~
Tor Latin, frenchs OF 204M
ri tiuH
Fer pTa~tnf, Painting Was Work and Leather,
Mefhs 1000
Addre-e EEb.C q. CARTWRIGHT.
Principal and Proprietor. uhoarnn. hgiea.
es-Anuual terms begin Let Monday la Oufoier.
SEPT =. 1889. hi-tf
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oPENED TO HEWTO6 SaArAo =
Distance from waeknbmrm 80 AeMt9ns
ne Ntfam-
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PEACE TO M PRESERVED.

ram FoRrs no ne EvAcrArnD.
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CONCENTRATIONS PLAN
unass ErunF bar tf4OCLocH.
CAPITAL PAL S.
$4,000 a,OOOf e2s,OOof @20,0Ogf
aao.oOot . 5,0OOt $4,000 ets.
Tickets from u - Ha.
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NEW ORLEANS And nOBILE MlRKErx


&C. sc. sc. &c. Sc
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fa.iv another q the
-nd .ens.b'e communi
-1-resordent eFiE
f4.nt aai capable O..
aHaasd to g. idle-
sar.HI contribution.
esp Ftrr hratrrLa T..
weston Ns of the 5th
ral f1 dry. ue learn that
.fI F4H AItuckle iusf BE-.
a Hurfl-r. haFe been
f hF a5ut % Texans
.aIlr Indians
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WNN- WN3IN1WN7
Csrncr Camp saa Ccmuacn ssroot-.
New Orleans
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h instruction grSen.for the state
proportion, aOitAola qualification,
master has no right TO Stay. or
bat the law calls great bodily
IN his slave" &c. In selfde-
n the exercise of necessary and
se, in order TO secure obedience.
both, a. we have already seen.
I INSTRUCTION for the State, refers
? dtrine of correction" which we
l. inannlicahle 10 the facts
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Hsltss1os-Adyioas from
fh.t 60. srutrr. collector
.z Hr. r- sned and that the
...r dte hal been taken
# Ihe Committee of Safety.
Haa saving over The eus-
.HI cutter Leuts. Rorrrs
s. Iae Drfse. bad aiaa resign
IONS and accepted
HH BOO taa service Of Texas.
H..I 5u IHe command of che
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HIGHLY INP0RTlNT FRON WARRINGTON.

BY lei LAST MAILS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-29
AUCTION SALES.
81 GUDDIS & APPERs0N, auctloneer.

AUCTION SALEOEFAIiE7 IN HANOVER
COUNTY, ON TIE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
j. MILLS PROM THE CITY OF EiCBaOND Co.'S
TANNING Fh0M 900 TO !. 40 ACEES, TCGETutI.
WIFI ALI. THE PERlSHAbLE PROPERTY THYRS-
on CONSISTING OF LARGE VARIETY.
4 the request OF James 7. Sutton g. Etq We shs
"a sell, al public arclon the premises. TEnHEs-
DAY, the EIGHTEENTH BAY OF DtLE;lEES, IS6l ut
II o'clock, A. ~ fair ~. a5., l. r ay ,hrrea'
"Mgunt Pleasant, or which Sir. SutIcn has lo resided
about tdd aePtSns 'r"m 80 ~ ~ scrrI. e. S|eh
land y portion OF which LOO bushels VI wheat k,ye
becu seeded Tie buildings the place are ample 81:
the accommodations Of large f,nily plat and survey
Of the land viii be made Il time for The sale, the san.
will be- subGivded Into such smaller may Ice
deemed most judcous. In addition The buli.f
there Is Grist MIL attached TO The place Mari In srs;
abundance Is on the land that It's improvement l.
readily at hand The place very healthy nd tic .cs
horhood excellent. he Virginia Central railroad
through the es!Gte and ;hc depot Hanover Court HGGs
Is one nile distant.
After the sale c. the land, all tho personal apd perish.
sona property there IL about 400 barrel. Corn 2J1
lbs. Fodder, ~ held Of Caule, 70 Sheep il Mu.es
Horses % Hogs together S!th ali tie FsrEn; r.G
Household Furniture, &c.
Hr Suttoa residing the estate will taxa reasurc n
showing II 10 ttdurrs. Taxing into .ret. nv
hca!ihGess o! tie place, is conyeni~"'" r'sg- It
oilers peculiar advantages 10 persoo re,im %
10 possess Themselves Ct Farm, (Skhi pLr- l-
ry rairu4dD where they spend The ~iys,
families.
TKENs For the land onc.fourth cash. a;irc" - l.
and III; years, Cor bonds bca!ng nrrrs'. ;f-
ant half yearly, secured by trust ceet So- 'tc :r,
s"uaI estate, al runs under $50 cash ihGr
months credit, foT approved endorsed ntf''aE: @;rs.
GUDDIN d hrrSR ~.
Nov % .aVtis Auci!r-,sr.
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.3:ora ths Louisville Cour!ss.i
S,ir, Ger, Humphrey Marshall.


: Gentleman has taken charge of his d.
;ri iiayrng commenced active duties we
.2-isaily expect soon to hear from him
Is bali chance to make demonstra-
r,ast the abolition troops from Ohio
':T- invaded the South eastern portion of
~, tien. Marshall is one Of the ablest
!. o1er'S in either army, aad unless we
::=:!y mistaken tie mac, he will be
lie &: The NEST acr!ye, energetic and
: ,ati 1T tic Same t!nie wise and pru-
=, anr leaders. He is now ready to
|" =, lie service cl the Confederate
''S"i i'.r ynung uen vf the South, and
t-7ay ahJ will jsiu h.m and who wish
:a:a3'd n active, responsible and ex-
:s'yIc. IL: will Take compsuies, bat
~ res'ne,,ts. Let him have them, and
,.'ca ana decisive will be struck and
eats lie 5000 driven from that portion
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VALUABLE TRACT OF WOOD r.ANr

IN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, MAR TO JAME. RIVER.
CONTAINING FROM 80 TO ,0rU ACES. FOX SALE
At AUCTION IN THE CITY or RICHMOND
c request Of the personal Represent st.rey he
IA late Capt James K. Lee aud Of the other heIrs.S-
law the late Dr. Jas Henderson,. shall sell pubic
auction, at our Office, In the city Of Rinoad GLoins
The Bank Of Virginia, on THURSDAY the l&:h day o! De-
ce.aber, 1851 a; II o'clock 81 the tract Of Land in GcA
iaSha comfy, Negro Greek and the 81 Ireland
Greek, about three TO four miles FROM James UI,e: Of
which Dr. James Henderson died seized, conuiniD3 IRON,
$50 10 eco acres. plat and survey OF which win lie
hibted at TIE hour Of safe The land adjoa, d.. CG0Ii
Cabei and Others and Is said be Well wootri aud tn
berrd.
TERNs.-cne-sou.h cash; balance at 4, u ND =
mVntEs ~. negotiable not.s ineres; added by
derd OF trust. GODDIS & APPERSUS, Aucts.
Nov a3-c.ts.
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SaLE OF VALUABLE LAMB, n ;.GiiUi:S
CROP. STOCK,

rs1E undersigned will sell, on WEDNESDAY T1!Si!r!,
4 Of DECEMBER, 1851, A Tract Of Land ~ the ccur'y
OF Charlotte, known tbs "Roaluke Bridge .c.!
dcice III the late Mrs. Z. w. Morton, IGca;cGts ce, u:
Charlotte Court House and aeyen nsSs ,un Kry.,!iv
Drro:, tir RIchr3oLd and Dnnyilla Rai!rolt
The Tract ,urainn l&SS sc:eo sEd carsicc-c O!
r beet psnlat.oLs II that region .: trLltry Th,e
u p to 300 Of low grounds s,-rc aua
~. 4 l5r:.s proportion safe fer tobacco.
Inc :l In well iEbtred and " ell Wat rcd 4 CO c,-g
ahnsdIn; -,rrans In every feid The ::r g cp1.
ssi Vi .:e and comfortable Dwelling EcG.e aci -!
Necessary uu.houses.
cx:epded tescripucn Is deemed useless re..
visiting 10 purchase, WILL VI sr look :cr ter..
selves.
VIII be sold. ct she t!rc and lace ahcs: "-'-
very valuable Negroes al: the ,u,k OF IJ.,s Gu: g.
slrgp and Hogs, all the Crop OF thr year D.:
Ing ri from 40 I" go Ibis Il CurB, Is stacks Oats *
stacks Of ilay % siuss q il Gisr, SC, Sc
Plantation Utensils
Sir. Grccn the orerseer tie Plantation Mr. Mr..
Morton, who lives Erar, will lake in shcT!n -
any one wishing 10 examine Letters ,qucsn i.!or'rr.
iun sbou: tie al, addressed % Nm horton cGary i.rc
Cross Hoa1', or to Il. Netatse, f.!nre Ti~aa C7ut
House. viii II" promptly aaswcci. Sir y G Esg' I. TIE
II Of Aead J',rr w give Information r,sicr;'u: u,
Lsnd.
Terms, made Known tho day d; en, vii he LIBERAL -
suit The tlmcs. }. II. Z. LEACH
4. J. vENa BILE,
Executors CT T. " Morton.
WI. MORTON,
WM. n. SCOTT,
No + IJn,r'I of
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From Cen. EIoyd's Com mand.

LrScnBrEe, Nov. 2s.-The Republican"
will publish tr.lru,row 4 letter lro!n :: prcrrt-
nent officer in Gen. Ftoyd'S command, dated
nj Camp Mercer, Nov. 25ih, which gives i de-
tailed account OF movements since leaving
Cotton HILL
4 number Of skirmishes have occurred,
some of which were quite general in charac-
ter, but in noue of these did our forces sustain
but slight loss, while the enemy suffered
greatly. We lost only 9 few tents in our re-
treat.
The command expect 10 20 into winter
quarters at Pclerstown, in Monroe county.
The roads are almost impossible, and 1t is
thought that neither the Yankees or ourselves
eau accomplish anything until next spring.
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PROCLAMATION BE THE
PRESIDENT OF THE
CONFEDERATE STAT TIES or AMERICA

CONFE'OERA1.E S7A TES or 4 HEHiC4
WHERE'S, Act Of the Congress Of The Confederate
W States OF America, approved tha, the c5sh day Of
November 1901 provides that the gate OF Missouri be,
andis hereby, admitted member Of tho Confederate
States OF America, upon equal foo:ins with the other
States Of this oonederscy the constaen for tic
Provisional Government Of the same
Now therefore, J. JEFFERSON DAVIS, President Of the
Confederate States Of Ansc, do issue tbi. procana.
ton, making known to al whom It mag that the
admission Of the said State Of Missouri Into s consdern-
cy complete and that the Law, OF the CGn.-eracy
extended said State fully aid completely
the other States comp orlng the sauo.
49,, In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto signed
and caused tho seal OF the Co3fedsr Ale
t' 81 ties to be anxed, At Richmond, this Ssh day
Of November A. D. 1861. JEsFRRsoE DAVIS.
By the President:
r NJ. T. Husrxn, Beerstary Of st..e.
Nov 90
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Congress--Fourth Session

.srs>DAY, NOVEMBER %, 1861.
-:-s,s met 8. l2 o'clock in the Capitol
2:=aen: Stephens in the OMAR.
b: IS Rev. Or. Hose.
J.: :ar r,ading Of the journal for previ'
q. congress went into secret session.
:@.9a ing members we're in attendance
E:::.ya 20 those already announced:
T.. il. +. ThonaSson, Arkansas; j. L
b., Mississippi; Oaruthers, Ten
j. u Carrie, DO; G. ". Russell, Vir
::3tl Johnson, do; ". r. Staples, do.
|: 2reS' n. do; vs.. Porcher Miles, Soutl
i, ". ". Boyce, do; W. ". Avery
!!srel'na; I. Mcdowell, do; j. NJ
|::.l. Ga; R. e. Puryesr, do; Burton
|: 90; y. T. Davidson, Co; Jackson
FArida; j. B. Ovens, do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-29
H.. rs rs gy TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
FROM MANASSAS.
rNE FEDERALS STEhDJLT ADTAHCiiG

IN FEOERdLS STE CJL AUFhFtIa6
EARLY ENGA GEUE-NT TBiNE'NT
. Manassas, Nov. 27.-i:r;lsois exs. tor
anticipating IN early eng"s=I.sen. iii this vi
clnl.i.
The butt!c s=iu ,n"".uty occur e'ui"!..Le-
Gusly at EYanspoll a:.'i Ccntrt1ille.
\ Iarg" force Vi Fcderali is opposite Evans
port, with number oil bridges prepared for
convoy ing troops across Occoquan creek
eTidenclng lard and naval attack at Evans
Port
1t is reported that the FedcraIs i'll large
force are advancing slowly, that tbs righ; Q!
their army has reached Fairfax. and their
:.aysmcc il within SIX miles a. 9, n,revile.--
lucy IoFuiy Isld entreiic'i every i..:si lille they
a'irauCc.
The war ilAs is WAVING in every Confederate:
regiment.
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Another Observation-Disclosures Of th'
Enemy.


CHARLESTON, Nav. 25.--Tnc "Courier" Of
this morning sa.:' that sklrin:sh took place
near BOckingn aul on Saturday last b"twccu the
Conf:dera,cs and the Federal invaders. The
Fc!erals attempted TO land, bu! Srfo driven
rtf One Of our men was slightly wounded by
q shell.
1t Is reported that tho enemy landed Oil
Yesterday at Benefits Point, st the mouth 81
Ashepoo river.
Four Fedral steamers shelled Otto Island,
near ST. Helena, On Monday, and there landed.
They now hoin entire possession Of st. Helena
Sound.
A number OF lights passed our bar On Non.
day night, and it ~ presumed tia! The Federal
fleet were en- route South. Perhaps thcy were
portion Ut the whole Of the twenty old
whalcrs" referred to III the New York Herald
of the 26th instant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-29

-.:I>v The Governor Of Florida has is,
,:ecis,raiion forbidding the enlistment
. ., !-:.> Of that State to serve in other
80: .',r Confedelacy. He orders, then e.
"a: al military officers in commission
:. Sale of Florida shall interfere by
s.; ar.i sending out o. the State any
i. ouad recruiting or enticing the cltl
to euter the service Of any
,,,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-29
.uorhcr RuIl Run Stampede.

SAvASyaH, Nov. 2s.-Tho papers Of this
morning state that Fort Pulaski threw few
shot and shell a. the camp q! the Frterals, On
Tybee Island, on yesterday, which caused O
Bull Run stampede to safer quarters on that
island.
There are nuw six Federal vessels inside Of
the bar, and five outside.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-29

rsc,!!oS Of TEE WORD "ZorAvE."-
~ Is much used nova days, but is
y, iar"rrect!y pronounced. Many
: 11c".4:s, giving the sound two sslla-
-. correctly pronounced in one sylla-
.g;.sa written Ztcape;: that u having
h;n.nund hs lar. The word comes
A;aor Z ,uanua, a conlederacy Of the
;c!,, y i:n live on the lu3uEtains back
-. Ire original Zousyss, in the
%"'!c- r',re composed OF Arabs from
10y asar Algiers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-29
WAR DEPARTMENT,


RicRaosD, November 9Th, 1891.
DIUS viii be received at Is Once until the 10th day Of
d December neIt for the following Gun CARRIAGES,
sud equipments delivered 81 the Railroad depot
600 Oak sege-Car.iages with uaber, for 6?-ns Rh-
Siege Cans
100 OAK B.rbele Carriages, with Chassis Platforms e.
e7stng Apparatus, U-ntFe Rnrs, Pinile Faes, Prntr
Pins Travsrsing Segmruts, SUI Tie Plates, and $50
Bolts. (F!fty Of the above for Eew pattern s!uch and
city for new pattern fO.inch Eoumb!ais
Bids may be made for any nunb-r les. than the whole
humber required Drawings ind specifications Of wood
aud lroa work will BE- furnished by this Office.
}. G0RiAS, Lieutenant Colonel.
Chief OF Ordinance
Express, Petersburg, Va; Republican, LynchbuTg Va;
Journal, Wilmington, n c. Mercury, Charleston, !. e.
CoastI,uonsli,t usus,s. Ca; Republican Savannah,
Ga Advertiser, Mon yomery, Ala fordian and Journal
Tallahassee, Pa.; Advocate Huntsville, Ala; Apprsl,
Memphis. Tenn Onion, Nashville, Tenn; Delta New Or.
leans, La; Mobile Advertiser Fredeick.burg Recorder:
Columbus, Ga, Sentinel: Richmond Whig Dispatch and
EfanIrrr will copy the above alye isemeLt until 18th
December in Daily, Trl.weekly and Weekly papers, aud
rurwar bI! 10 az inquirer Office for settlement.
Soyga-i9c lSDsc
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Nov lew

HT1RGlSIA--.lS CKANCEKi.-At Ruen held
In tie Clerks Ciscr vi the Circuit Court Of Rich
mond county, Monday, the 4h day OF November, lsG
Lawson 7. Pr.rsou pEf
Against
t.sac simerson and Johc t. brock eahrnuyh, Defts
To attach the Grbs and E.co Of The sad smersop, al
absent drleuuar, that aSy debtor or person hAviEg
au, ELECTS be Iior uId restrained IRON paying away
the the turtle. order OF his Court.
The object II this SUI. Is The OF $3.50
due the complainant by the absent defendant, sud for
which the home defendant Is bound IS his security.
Affidavit having been made, according TO the
Assembly, IL ~ ordered that the absent de.
erdau appear within month after the due publ
this order and do what Is necessary 10 protect h.r
interest," that copy hereof be published oLce wera ioI
four successive weeks, IN the Richmond Enqulrer," y
newspaper published In the city Of Richmond, and tina,
another copy posted the oor Of the Court House
OF this county the rst day Of the next County Count!
copy-Testr
Nov l5-cw4g = W pkSDLETOS Cierl.
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VIRGENIi--lS CllASCERf:-At Kuirb held ia The
CLERKS Lbcr % HE Circuit Court OF Rc hond county,
OF Monday, th- 4rn day .f i'UvrInLur, 1851,
Sidnry LnIr, Complainant,
A.nu.t
I-axc Emerson. Defendant.
10 ht;ar! the elects and debts due 10 the said Elmer.
soa, abse:, drrrcaEt, In Tie county Of Richmond on
the premises Tented by him for the year 1901, from MS
Judi A. hla. sa!UTd Others, until the iurih=r cTdc!
Of the Court
The object uf tbs suit II Ia recover the Gum OF y dol
lars from The Grfcudaut, and 10 attach his effects for TIA.
puTpDs-
Affidavit having been made according to The Act Of As.
.rnhy Is ordered that the abseat defendant appear
here within month after the publication Of his
order. do necessary project his Interest
That copy hereof be published week for four suc-
c-.s'ye weeks In the Richmond "Enquircr, newspaper
pu1 sc in the cry OF RlchnvId that another COPY
posted Il, The front door OF the Court House Of ;h,
county, Tn The FIRST day Of The next County Court
copy-Teste:
Novrt-rptr W ppYDr ETOS Ccrk
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RiC7sTkONDi THEATRE.
lysxxE AND MANAGER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il. HEWITT
s,Hls (rgIDAYl EVENING, Nov. 9stn, Will be perform
4 ed the laughnble play OF
TUODL Els.
Da:rr, La Tyroesn. .....By Mas MARY PARTlSGTON.
overture Fhle du Regiment. Orchestra
Alter which. for tbs LAT time,
J. II + s y y l. L 5,
OK THE
PITT ms or II i v 4 5 5 4 s.
80 Fee programme.
3-US MONDAY. FRET APPEARANCE OF
MISS IDA VERNON.
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'!l.iI:.i'- "Banuer" says

:?i-is:i'- Banner" says:
::.:' ;'.rr gentleman just from Ken.
,Iai A,drew Johnson made speech
rs:o!., Ole night about ten days ago, in
smuntingly announced bis intention
:: NsS Years dinner at AonA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-29

VIRGINIA. In CHAMBERLAIN Rules held Ii
the Clerks ONCE uf the Circuit Court OF Eichmpnd
county, Oh Monday, the +,h day Of November, 1861.
Presley Ihornton Complainant
Asuiost
Presley Thornton Lo,nax Defendant
TO attach Smiths Wharf, In the county Of Richmond be-
longing TO ts defendant and any other aids aud eec's
being Ills property 10 the said county The object this
suit IS the OF ~ 3l Sd with due by
the defendant 10 the complainant and to attach the real
estate Aforesaid and any Other lands effects Of the de-
l-ndant In the county Of Richmond for that purpose.
Affidavit having been made according TO the OF As
senby, It Is ordered that the defendant appear c:c within
onih after the due pu6lcato III this order. and do
what necessary protect his interest that copy hereof
be published week for four SUCCESSIVE weeks in he
Richmond Ecquirer newspaper published Ia The city Q:
Richmond. anu that anuer copy b- posted NJ the Gon:
door uf the Court House Of this county the Ist day
Of tile next County Court. Trse
wv. PENDLET0E, Clerk.
Nov
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10 think that salt should be scarce
I, With the great Atlantic brine tub on
::-is. il reflection upon the intel
III enterprise Of the Confederate
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s9Y THE GOVERNOR OF ViisOINs-.
a pRf)l.t An aTJfJN

WHEREAS vacancy has occurred, Ia the rerTsV...
~ ton Of this Common ealth IL the Gcnrral a..
bly, by the resignation OF JAMES G. paxton. tic
the district composed Of the counties Of Ban. ~
band aad RockbTidge; therefore, John eIch,r,
nor OF the Commonwealth OF FIsn:s do herey :tnr,r-
The She:ils Of said counties 10 hold ecct * =. 'r
respective cocLues. on the 18th DAY OF EicAS.. s=S
fG. s=EatJr 10 oil the vacEccy Aforesaid.
-, Given undo. tuy band IS GUverp1r, ard nnic.
l.. s. the -ss Seal Of he CuTroEw uliti. E.cE o=t
- ti. 18Th dsy OF November, 4. D. 5%! CSC Ia -.
s5u year Of the coniE:uG wealth.
JOIN L22TTC-;?.
Gy TIE GoTernor:
GhosGs ". MusgoRD, sec.etary C: Tho G.rrncr..."i
eGcLednS:oo papers copy.
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~ AICh LGSy'.-Lost ct the Xar:cnton r.
W Junction. on Tre'day last, while passlns ~
from :ls cars, !ady= hun,ngcais Geld Watch s4lSia
Ii. q Gat u-Ety Geo.Ta made No. 500,
rers name not iecolected- The outer Gaze 10 fnaly
carved In eccentre circles dial, willie enamel hands,
black Ebe:s reward will be given for de7try to the
subscriber, for Information that vii lead 70 IL
covery. aE.~-
Nov li-dE q. A. WHITE.
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DIED.

~. ~ ''sa of Aldie. LouGoun roun,y, Gu Wsdnes.
4. =! a''. - Dinu;es pas. o'clork, PEMBROKE
-. ~, 'oa u x-iles A. aud Frances Z Ksrchsral,
s'ctty. aged - years, 8 mLnths and % days,
$50 A!stsrs and msny relst!S-s, togs her
Sew hin personally, 10 mourn lis los.