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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18
rHE ISLAND on JERSEY.

This little Island, although governed by
England. is not subject to the English laws
as toiaheriianee but the old Norman law,
BY which eacl, child inherits equally the
land OF the parent, still prevails, by sort
Of custom, and has prevailed Tor nine hun
dred ycars This is the island from which
came the famous breed Of Jersey COWS
The efFeci Of their laws has been to divide
The land into very small holdings, farm
90 large As forty acres scarcely being found
on the island. and most OF the farms con-
tanning only from Eve 10 fifteen acreS.--
This ISLAND, thus divided, is cultivated like
garden. !, is rented At an average OF
twenty 70 twenty five dollars per acre an
nually. and the farmers live in comparative
comfort.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

ALL WOOL DE LANES.
All cOlsrs, plain and figured, -mdoh less than
usual Look at them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

HANDSOME PLAID SHAWLS,
OF superior quality.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18
THE CAPITAL COLLEGE.
Bryant, SiraiIon 4 Co.'S.
Albany Mercantile College,
"a mad as North pealI street.
Al BANY. N. v.

II. h. BRYANT, J. 4 CALKISs,
II. d. SruArroN. W II. CLAnK.
Orr sihs asso,sis led 1pirser lseatwl ~ Alhany
New York. Philatislpt}a. BuHalo, tie,eialri. tls-
truii, Chiesgo and ~ is.uis. Troy asd Brooklya.
Scholarships purchased ~ tithcs loint, ase gsssd
Al 81 The colleges ier ansaHmHed time.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Embrace. Douls sud Single Entry llook-kesriag,
Commercial Computations, Commercial Law /,
pcumsnship, Business torvspcndsncs, Parsncr-
ship Settlements, etc, etc,
The Department Of Book keeping
and Accounts, is organized and conducted GA the
Counting Roon System, the Halls being fitted
mp With appropriate desks. etc. AMI the student
Is introduced onoc 90 the practical roalins u
counting rooms generally.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

FISH.
Goldfish, Mackerel, White Fish, Blue Fish, BAL
mon and Herring, just received.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-18

FRENCH MERINOS,
All cslors. Very cheap
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-23
New sERsEY .

Irish "a, A Bates do, G DAWSON 20,
Morler G. do, T Manning T do. 4 Simpkins
do cor T B Warrington do, Hun do,
Cook do, II Young do, sgt N kerk 3D.
sgt C r Fockler do, A ] Fisk do, j Carrot do,
G Grammer do w Fowler do, j Wescoat
do, FL s Biggs do, w H Wheaton G do,
Kohler do, w Elliott K do, " Amen b.
B Warrington G do.
] s Bease r 20, II Kcay II do, Emory II Q.
] McKeen do. Winslow K do s d Hurd II
do, G w Young do, @ Shaw + do, Erie
do, sgt j SAWYER do, w Day II do, G H Plum
mer do Clough X 10, II Kolmer do,
p Springer 4, ] Whin + |, F Mainey do
D Wolf do, Cookson Il TO.
REGULAR ARMY.
r Cole II IA, d Williams A Al Moran A
H. j Philips q, Mahan 10, l. Laporte G
2, JMehan f -, II Fairbanks G 3, J Mcnamara
II do, I Beswck d II, 2 Kelly 2 Callahan
do, cor J Natter \ bty II, JSherden 4 bty.
CONNECTICUT.
Cor II Wilcox u, cor Knowls G IA,
G r. Russell do A T Symonds X do, H billiard
A u, s Fox do, R Rising K II, L Riley do,
H Il Wing G 81, E Krein do.
INDIANA.
D Spriger II 30, ] Cromer | do, cor P Will
Jams do. Jones do. Nedg do, j
Woods 49, Gray do.
OHIO.
Sgt G q Till A A, f b Hane F do Wolber-
ton do. ] S Philrich G do, d Grimes do.
MARYLAND.
L Fegis 2, Oring X do, Parks do.
MINNESOTA.
E Robinson B /.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-23
ENIGMATICAL.

| am composed of twenty-seven letters.
Nv 20, 10, 5, 90, 4, %, 6, II, is town
in Vermont.
{" "a, 5, 1, 2, II, 10, is an animal.
q 10, 26, 8, 7, Is, 6, 20, q, u, is a
mans name.
/" 3, 10, s, 4, 8, Is, is part of discourse.
+" Ia, g, Is, 8, IL, is what great many
wish to be.
j" IL, is letter of the alphabet.
Ny whole expresses vigorous action.
Answer next week IL.
Answers to enigmas in our last-''Ham-
mond General Hospital" and abcdefghij
klmnopqrstuvwxyz."
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-23
TELE & r A MI s.
From the Army of the Potomac.

New YoRK, Dec ia dispatch from
the army of the Potomac, dated the 18th,
saws that 600 of our dead were buried on
Wednesday and Ais to-day. Nearly all
the dead found were stripped of their cloth
ing, lying naked on the ground. From the
official reports, it is thought that the pro-
portion of killed to the wounded in the late
battle, is smaller than in any battle fought
during the war In General Reynolds
corps the official reports of losses is as fol-
lows Gen. Doubledays division, 100;
Gen. Gibbons division, |, 100; General
Meade's division, |, $50 Total, 1880
HEADQUARTERS Dec. 19.-All has been
quiet to-day excepting two shots fred from
our hillside batteries to dispense gathering
bands of rebels on the plain opposite. The
enemy strongly picket the river along our
front, but maintain a peaceful attitude to-
ward our men on this side.
Several members of the committee on the
conduct of the war from the Senate and
House of Representatives are here to-day
examining into the causes of the recent re-
pulse and evacuation of the southern side
of the Rappahannock. They are guests Of
General Sumner tonight.
The report of our losses in the late battle
make the number less than has been re-
ported-less than 400 killed and 5000
wounded, large portion Of whom were
only slightly wounded We lost 500 pris-
oners, and took about as many.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-23

THE Herald's New Orleans correspondent
says that Gen Beauregard's wife is lying
dangerously sick, and Gen. Butler has sent
Gen. Beauregard kind invitation to visit
her.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-23

have been returned to duty, discharged
from service and died in hospital since our
last issue:
RETURNED TO DUTY.
Ell Armstrong + Q n Y A Richards 81 do,
Williams A 49,Pa & Martin ! Pa Cay.
Frazier 3 Me, Kavanagh 40 Pa G G Kings
ley 90 Y, w Wright 81 N Y, Shields
.C1NY w Adams G 90 N Y, G w Hughes
20 Ind, J Slagle 4 " N Y, NJ Whitmore NJ
B Snee l0l Pa r F Wright Is Mass, v
Sturtzman 40 Pa, JShirts II NY, w j Lin
coin d 1876 y. J Godleip - 20 n " King
H los Y, Nensel | ii Y, l. Lime II Pa,
: Il Fuller T l57 w. r Morrison II l05 Pa
! Harris 55 O., B Il Hadlock Me-, Black
B SO Pa, JC-Whitney I S Cav, Boyer
do. Bryner 40 Pa, O Kelly II Conn,
Fernandes 80 Y, d Loughlin T IL =,
Stack X II Pa, Sickler K l54 Y, J Nor
rill I2NY, L p York f Cav, II Nc
Naughton Mich, Hamilton 63 Pa,
Caswell G 33 Mass.
DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE
II Chesey d Z Eng. w Miller II ,,
II UIrich 20 n Y, J Kohler A z S. Frantz
B AS y, CO Mayer 80 O, RS Way 81 NY.
A w Mills b Me.
! Campfeld K SO Pa, Platt T l03 Pa, II
billiard A u Conn, G Jobes Il l45 Pa, Walter
-123 Pa, l. Layport g e s, r Stewellyn -
100 Pa, G Patterson u Pa Cav, d Black E84 Pa
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-23

New YoRK, Dec. ia copy of the
Richmond Dispatch of the 10th has been
received here It says that the loss of the
rebels at Fredericksburg battle was 2, 800,
and that 100 wounded arrived there on
Monday night They lost Generals Gregg
and Cobb, and many field officers. The
Third South Carolina regiment were nearly
annihilated
The Dispatch also contains dispatch
from Goldsboro' N. c., stating that 5000
rebels fought the 'abolitionists" at Kings
ton, the day before, from s o'clock A. NJ,
to P. NJ, that, after driving the 'aboli-
tionists' once, the rebel General Evans was
compelled to retire, leaving the vandals to
occupy the town No report of the loss is
given, but it is stated that the town was
greatly injured by the Union bombardment.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-23
Highly Important from washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Hon. VIM. Fl
Seward, Secretary of State, has rendered
his resignation to the President, with the
request that it be Immediately accepted. Z.
W. Seward, Asst. Sec'y of State, also ten
dered his resignation at the same time and
manner, and the whole Cabinet, it is ru-
mored, will follow suit. 1t is also rumored
to day that Gen. Burnside has rendered his
resignation of the command of the army of
the Potomac.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-23

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 19.-Gen Eos
ter's forces have taken Kingston, n. G..
capturing five hundred prisoners and eleven
pieces of artillery
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-23
[coNrISUrD FROM rouRrn PAGE. !
NEW YORK

T Sheridan 10, Lambert 81, NE Clark do,
sgt G Pitcher G do, G Templeton do, T Haly
II, L Thorp d IL, P Latham do P McQuade
=, Buhre 4 do, r E Sperry q 81, w Ken
Icy & 50, McDermot do, Collins D AZ,
j Sherman 81, L J Wilkinson G 40, l. Stud
dant do j Novins A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-04
ARGE SALE OF MULES, UUWe,
CORN, OATS, Hay. FAkMIs4 I'M
PIGMENTS. ICE. HOUSEHOLD fURNI.
By JAMES NJ TAYLOR + SON, Auets

By JAMES N. TAILOR SOW, Ana
VALUABLE KESI OENJE, ONE AND.A
v HALF MILES ABOVE The CITY OF
RICHMOND. BET W BEN GROVE ROAD AND
ar AUCTION.- We will sell at publ. anc
tion, on the premises, on .HURhDhY, the
sixth day of March, let2 commencing at four
6'cleck, r. II the very valuable reaidence, one.
and-ahNf miles above the city OF Richmond,
between Grove Road and Broa1 street ext ,nded,
for several fears the residence Of OF Mr.. Lewis d
Crenshaw. and ndw IN the occupancy of J. n.
Faulkner ESQ and kncwu a. "Aoseaessb -
The improvements coEsist of IN excellent frame.
dwelling, cCrta;n'ng IL good aud airy roOffs, nt-
sides three large halls pantry, closet &c, Eep'e
with the modern conveDiences. sStua cd on nE ee-
waited location. well thaded an Is a.npis fJr the
accommodation Of larse aixed fsali!y.
The ou.houFes a tached, copsis' L. g # a gsrder
er's house, with three or fonr rooms, av ~ taYg
hct honse, bath hOu ., brick mea, houss ssrs sets
quarters, kitchen barns, stabies. ice-nouse, Do
AL In perfect order.
The yard Is paved with brick, bsautiiully iaid
OF In wslks an squar es, with a sumner noni. In
front, and well Sc IN shru ohery.
bore are IS acres OF highly Improved )srd
patic ,larly adap ted to the cuiture OF vegetables
VI for dairy far N. Tho farm has up On IL n, %
We Ia Of excellent water, enc of which is In the
stable ard, young peach O. ehsrd and yard
Of choice grapes Ihe location of this Property,
and ls conuguity TO the city, render it, In laary
respeot,, sop s,ior to any now IN market aud We
tbiak. Shculd commaud the attention CT all WHO are
10 want Of such place or desire TO invest Pos
sesAioa II desired, will bs 81 zen at on,e.
TERMs-One h slf cash; baiaace In 1, g. and 3
years, for negotiable paper, WI b interest added
seeu' cd by trust deed. $3.50.
fs:s JAS n. TAYLOR l. SON. Aucta.
N B-The par. .hsser oI the above farm sh9u d
he desire 1t, may enlarge 1t. - land may be- had
Immediately sdjoiaiains so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-04
Blind Tom

The concert on Friday night and the matt.
nee on Saturday concluded the series Of en-
ter nments In Richmond by the wonderful
negro boy, Tom. While hare hs drew full
houses, az hs has done In other parts Of the
Confederacy during the past winter, and
large portion OF our music-lovip citizens
have had an opportunity OF listening to his
marvellous performances. A negro child,
born OF ordinary plants ton hands, still boy,
: ehs q, almost imbecils. very low down in the
soals Of humanity. without a ansls trace Of
intsliectuality, h still possesses powers that
aregtven to few OF more favored natures and
gifted minds. At an early age, seemingly by
intuition, he has mastered one Of the most
dinicult musical instruments, and 10 able 70
perform complicated compositions with all
the accuracy and Eythmic beauty Of the great
masters. With b nervous system terribly
acute, and with Immense powers OF imita.
ton. he is enabled, after q single hearing, to
repeat the diflcult productions OF Drsys.
chock. Talbsrg, Liszt, or Wagner. A single
evening with this blind negro boy II sunncisn,
to stamp him as an unaccountable prodigy.
and no amount Of examination can explain
the reasons for his singular powers. Al.
though his eyes are entirely closed to the
light, he rarely makes an error. or strikes .
false key. His performances here have been
very entertaining and amusing, and have
drawn well. We understand he will return
again to this city after . short tour else.
whore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-04


| ~ wag os esncs. nat It exceeds y several
ssgtosAts the lht I11lishsd in the Memphis
lpss, of ~ 3l1s tsWAtch u satd' 70 ~ 80
Brisae!sr.a a.asrsl D.eknsr ana stag. ,aa
BriSadisr. 0snseAl B. =. johnston and
Third Tennessee rsGtnsntof Of tafaatry, Ool.
lIst1. Tssas.ss assiusut Of ianntry. Ool.
Eiess:.asS nth 1;si q 80 fsrtn.a. of ilsA.,,y.
IhirtipaA t5nSssaeI rgtmsnt Of iniAntry.
ThiTsy:seeona 1sknssses regiment q. In.
nntry. Col. Cook. tas > >
Forty -nluth Tsnnsssee regiment OF infsn.
try. Ool. Bailey. so "..~ - a.. .. .-s. ri
hfsstA Tsanss'ss regiment Of infantry.
Fifty :drst Tsnnsssse regiment. Of inAnsry.
OOl. 81oNder. -" %~ s-sa1
- Tsnnsasss .rssims1t Of infantry, Col.
-. fenDs.sss regiment Of infantry; Ool.
2.-- TAansssss regiment Of infantry, Dol.
As..efisssssa fssss.sa... r.s,nsn. of infantry. Dol.
AaI1 1s,asssss rsginsns Of infantry. Col.
v9fquseon.& xy4isla A
l.aFisss Mt.sassippt rasinsat Of infaAtry, It,
r Third- 1la6s.saippt Js0iDsnt Of infAntry,
tIAsus. Col. Walas.. ~ - s1sa - - 80 :
FslHousahA laasanipn regiment of infantry,
tCols Drnke.s ID. a.ss sAz"< 20 sas sS%szss s
iTwsntieth 8lsAAsappa regiment ol1nfantry,
Qo100ol --.@ A&SIaT .isi atesa5 4fss =
- Mtsst1tpr sEsgimsnt Of infantry, Col.
Z-lA Mississippi rsgim.at Of infantry, Major
L--- Mississippi regiment Of infantry, Dol
s1-.-Aississtppi xegim .nt Of infantry. Col.
fsszsesnth 4Misstssil pi regiment Of In.
fAntSyyOUlv Bn16Htn.s q. .z..t "a 81. .
1Ssvsatho oTsxaa1xegiu>An ant Of fnfAntry, Col.
Gregg z20 a5ai GLsi t. ~ ~ = 's<ss SO e b ,t
second K0tuaky req 4nent Of in fantry, Ool.
Eighth Ksntncsy rsga.nsnt Of infantry, 1t.
e-4 Arkans9s Iagimsnt Of infantry, Dol.
Loo.s o. lsAo xisns ! r., ..sset4 = XII
! MajsfI1sousysEh hattalAon Of infantry. -
BataaAoR Fourth Alabama, Gel. Combs.
Four detached com pAntaa Of iu1antIy. ri .
Battalion Tennessee cavalry. Col, Grant. "a,
Battalion Mississippi sayAlry, Col. ToyTesf
500 strong. ge- : gssns q - J.ss',FITa- : =
Eight battsri e ligh + artillery. = sa-,ys. .-
Eloyd's Virginia brigade, oconsiating Of the
s6th, 60th, 5ist, and e6th, I'M ali $500 strong,
and q thousand or fifteen b undred stragglers,
i escaped. '--@'F@ - a., fir @t.-'l l--...,'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-04

Advice: nom the East. ltass that thsre has
bssa dood Of rain at Neccs sThree Inn.
dred iiysa were lost, and ons.thlId OF the
city Destroyed. The great sacred moe9ue.
Aaram In sAsrif, WAS flooded the Holy
Bieok oeone submerged. and the gfsat library
almost destroy ysd. -. 80, ...--1
The following political pzisousrs3 in Fort
warren have dsclinsd accep une their libarty
except on Hun1 (ittonal" terms, viz: VIM /.
g HAfrisnn y: windsr, H. H. war:
four Balttmorsans. So ~.
Two Federal Gnnboats made their sppsar.
aAae ~ Eastp0rty 0tas., seven mIlee fsom
Ipks, On :tAs Tsnnesss river, fsw dsys
stn0e, hnt rstarned without doing any
damage. ae~sz s.,8
plaS. DaSos tajrs. the vslly known "FSe.
ip 0ssv1ss. oe HIaadIHn sl its w vpss
lsl s1sm4sA a 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-04

NORFOLK, LIST March, 1862.
Tho news Of tho safe arrival OF the Nash
vile affords great sa&isfaetion here. Tho sal !.
liant Captain Fegram Was. just tho man for
the suocsssful prosecution of sdinicult, d.r.
Ing, and important enterprise, especially at
SEA. His numerous friends here are delighted
to hear OF his safe return and splendid voy-
age. Tho chase of ths Nashville, har rapid
progress over the waves, six hostile steamers
In full chase. with their heavy guns all ready
to open terribl6 dre upon her, was, doubt-
less, amoCg the most exciting and remarka.
BILE that ever occtrred upon the ocean. az,
d Yesterday was q charming day for Teligfous
services. held. In accordance with the wise suE.
gestion ofthe honored President OF the South
ern Oonfederacy. Services were held In the
different churches, and able discourses were
preached In the morning and afternoon .oo3-
We have mar tial law In force hero now, a.
already annouhced.1 It 10 we'll. This IL =
time that requires vigilance and watchful-
ness, and prompt exercise OF both legal and
military authority. Offenders should bs
apeedily dealt with; and I doubt not Gen
Hugsr VIII DO his duty ably in this respect,
and be fully sustained by those who aid him
In any way In the performances Of his labo.
rious and responsible duties ak this tmpor.
tant post, now threatened by the pr0wlins {
and swarming thousands who ar6 concsn-
traung at several points not very distant
from the seaport OF Virginia. s7-.. ....-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-04

We would invoke the attention of the pro.
~ authorities sathe fact that, in the opinion
VI experienced naval officers, piles driven at
1s bottom Of stfsAm are Of little or no use
q 00'sructing channels. They could be easily
,.ua0vsd, 0 or sawed of, ~ they were in the
"'snnah rivsp The most efficient mode is
" ''l1 vessels loaded with stone, and 70 con-
'1ae' eomb-Prook batteries on the sho-* com.
!. uung the place where tho obstructions are
tAssd' and othsrs FARTHER back, 70 prevent .
~solns Of troops. Let tho Ing b done
rvps'ly and at once. Instant action 10 the
"'' aud 1t must b - thorough - prompt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-04
/" The Battle Of I.is.. ,

% Tharsday night last, another Of ~
coufse OF winter lectures was @AeNyereA n
the Second Babtist On arch, BY o. r. B6iAwta,
Eco who chose for his subject the '.DAtsis q
Life" iswas grasifytng 70 notics the lafSv
ana apprsciattvs audience which tufusd out
70 listen TO ne talented orator uDoh' this N
tsfeastnG Asms. The Aonse was we'll Alasd.
dncrsAs'ng In interest - the coufss goss On.
no one can fail 70 notice the 1Acs that
thsee Intellectual entertainments are grad
ually gaining In public favor, and, In pro.
portien, are dstractins nom the villaiAous
theatricais and disgusting pot. house Per.
formances sndsavoring to thrive in this
city. whore y lady would blush 70 -
seen, and whore gentlemen ssek convenient
pillar TO screen them from Observation. Such
places have been too long encouraged; they
are the seed. plots ffom which the murrstn
vice extends over many broad flsld Of crime.
They are productive Of no single item Of
good. The better class Of comm munity-think.
Ing men and women, should sndsavoz to crush
ont the morbid interest attached to suoh vie
places-not. perhaps, by open warfare, but
BY persistently encouraging system OF In.
tsllectual lsntsrtainmsnts On which shall grsd.
oalIy take the place Of those only calculates
TO degrade and debnse ths mind. The in.
Ueasing audiences at these lectures teach n
they are rapidly gaining IN public svor, and
that they are being attended. not only on &C.
count OF the charitable purpose for which
they were inaugurated, but for their own Ia .
tripstc worth. Mr.. Baldwin II too well
known - an eloquent and pleasant lecturer
70 need praise or demand criticism. The bat.
tie Of life was portrayed in charming styis
and abounded in axioms, as we'll a. instruc.
tive and amusing passages. While It served
TO while the evening hours pleasantly
away, 1t also furnished material for much
study and after thought. The large audience
listened throughout the lecture with uudi.
vided attention, frequently intsrruptine thu
orator with applause. Othsr lectures Of the
course will socn follow, OF which due notice
viii be given.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-04

DRowTBD.-A melapchely accident occur.
red at Judge Kenney's sAW.mtll dam, on MID.
die River, In Augusta county, last Tharsday
morning. about O'Clock. On that morning
ONE OF the judges servant boys, Roscoe, about
Is years % aes, crossed the river near the
dam IN boat, for the purpose Of taxing acroes
youne lady living In the nsighboThoods q
Miss Mclaughlin. On the return Of the boat.
from some aHhse or other the hoy became
friehtsnsd and jumped into the <iver, the
young lady FOL ollowtng his example, Neither
..seing able 70 swim. they both sank and were
drowned.-Rockin<ha <han ksStsey, 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-04

ID O A B . -'~
4 few single gen tlsmen can obtain good
b o A d
by applying immediately at
134 MAIN STREET,
= NH 3-.t* Over BsnSon's Olothir ( Store
DUAKDIN0-Teno or swelve gentlemen
u can obtain BOARD and LODGING In
private family, by the day, week, or month
BY applying at the'c0rner Of 2sth and Mar.
shall streetb, on Uhurch Hill, near the Chim.
boraso Hospital, AID beyond the 1imits OF the
corporation, at the reduced prices of 81 so per
day, ~ Per week, OF 42Q per month, washing
and candles extra. fe 19-1m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-04

erIorDs N. HssRr County, Vino. Wade,
ty. Va in At OF fntoxication. after unseel.
ingly whipping two of his little children,
and brutally beating hts wife, ended his ex.
istsncs last Tuesday, the 18th ult by hang'
ing himself. to one OF tie rafters of his house.
He lea YES Q wife and six helpl ess children.