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Supplies of Railroad Equ;pments-Ths
Southern States had gotten into tho habit of
On sne
did about nearly all their wants, and conse-
quently some temporary Inconvenience is felt
since we have determined to separate from
a movement is now asitated to make us per-
manently Independent Of them as to all the i'm.
portant railroad equipments. We have seen
circular from Colonel Fontaine, chairman of
a committee appointed for tho purpose, call
Confederacy in this city on the 18th of Feb
ruary, to take into consideration the establish
ment of rolling mills in different sections, for
making rails boiler plates ana other things
which only need little enterprise to manu-
facture hero as successfully a. they are made
anywhere, and we trust there win be full
meeting, and that they win resolve TO make
the South Independent not only of tho North,
but of the whole world.
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Bloekadiug Channels.

We are glad to hear that sunken vessels
and other distractions have been placed in
the channels near Roanoke Island, and in
sundry other waters. If the Rappahannock,
and other streams which present easy access
to the enemy, are not similarly obstruoted
and lined with torpedoes, it ought to be done
without delay.
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eapeoasass neess ene. = $500. =.
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80. ..S ~. ..u,.oel. v.,kfn1 their eoI,t.rv
49,. r,...n tai : nsc,nre not .oon norrotten .
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rt,h III. m usic. IN rustic huts. a. perhaps
our .noes,ors. moro than two hundred years
aro. in the primsval forests. walked through
tins coatra.uaucs and stately min uet.
- How hannliful - aatd 4 German 70 me In
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.-The Judges
of this court recently allowed writ of error
on the application of Joseph Bernard, who
was condemned to nine years in the Peniten-
tiary for the murder of j. Oscar Taylor. AL
further proceedings under the sentence passed
by Judge Gregory were ordered to be stop
ped till the merits of the application be dis
cussed before the court. john A. III. e. Armi.
stead, who was sent to the States Prison for
grand larceny by Judge Lyons court, also
applied for writ Of error, but the same was
denied. The court also refused the petition
Of Octavus Austin, asking that Col Pendle-
ton, superintendent Of the Penitentiary,
should be required to shew by what authori.
ty he was held in custody. The record shews
that Austin was sent to the Penitentiary, Dec.
IL, 1856, by the U. S. District Court, on two
convictions for fraud in respect to bounty land
warrants. Prisoner is q lawyer, and native
of Bedford county, in this State.
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s mAwU1BA
@ g. T. 6 -: !. u 90 :d lee.
w. ~ = - Al zss /. IL. i
rnsnpAsS. rsan. aal Wassslsca. Va.
DApefD plsase coPy.
On the ner...s g tAs ~ inst: rATrIE
e. Uuno2n, aeed years aad noAt1G.
The funeral Will take place hon The lesi.
denoo 81 8. O. 0roonh0W, 10th, 1osween Lar.
shall and Olsy streets. ats o'eioek. Thsssdsy
On ths ~ day Of Jaaesry, HENRIETfA
OELEDxk, daughter q WA. J. and Hsari-
et1A YalenSins, aged pears and II days.
Oh. I Asvo lovsd - wen
The gias thaA thsu nast sent.
Tueeeseing vAsn salle1 thGm mlae,
TAas thsy wsfe caly lsat.
TAaa.sahe them sast-sake every one
Thy win, not nine, O Lerd, - aenA
The funsral win take place ct her fAtAsr's
rssidsnce, on Oregon Hill. tomorrow even.
Ing, 1t o'clock. The frion0D and 8cQuA1u-
taness Of the hmily Are rsspeetfa ny tnvtted
On Tuesday, 2ssh sit.. Mr.. SAMUEL MEL.
WIN, Of the q. .. Treasury Department, In
the Sist year Of his age.
The fensrAl will tage place at St. Raul's
p. i. me friends and relations Of ne fam.
lily are respectfully invited to asesad With.
out further invitation. 2ts
AZ Ninevah, Warren county, w., on san.
day. the lsth Of January. LUCY ESrELLA,
youneeot daughter Of Nicholas and NarRayoS
4. lanai. sssd two yssJs, six months and
twsnty.thres days.
This lovely bud. 20 young and fair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just came 70 show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom.
Attic residence Of her daughter In Pow.
HUDSON aged S. years.
On the 9Th January, LEE CONWAY, In.
fant SON Of Roy U. and x. q. Crowley. aged
Died, In Rectortown, Fauquisr county,
Va, on sunday, the 18th Of } Aauary, l662,
Of typhoid pneumonia, ADA H., daughter vi
James H. aud ksbsccs A. Rector, In the sew
enth year OF her age.
Again We have the melancholy duty 70 an
noaAIe tho loss OF another jewel from the
family cask0t OF heart-stricAon pareAts.-
living, niied with mourning for the loss OF .
son and brother, In whom was centred hopes
Of , bright ana happy future, aud plucked
the lovsilest bud OF promise there. Youth
cnlId from 0sa tn . unsrrinE hand, that spares
not me Axed and the young. Her Father In
Heaven called her rom Inc fiesung scenes Of
earth 70 brighter realms abovs-tnAt garden
Of the s0uA whore forever bloom the latrest
flowers Of the heart. and that Gv0 has trans.
planted there. mourn NOT, fond psrsats, for
tne loss OF the Idol OF Jour nexrts; ON seSAph
wings she hovers still AROUND the loved ones
OF her childhood home. Her smiles, uaseen,
the joys OF heaven reflect, and bios You dry
the aAAiing tear and 1--we IN hopes Of \ bliss.
1ul reunion with your loved children In
heaven, who have gone before 20 swell the
i'll heart by affection pleased IN preparing
them Tor Inc company or angels ~ Gods
right hand Among them our lost but happy
A0a sweet songs OF JOY shall forever sing
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~ TO THE vOThRS OP TIN CITY OF
~ RrOHAOND.-L. II. JUDI, the Olsek Of
the Night Watch. viii b voted Tor . CAPTAIN
Of the Might Watch. 70 take the plaee Of the late
4. WIlkinson, and viii 10 suppostsd By Many
vetsn Of this city. js29-lms
~ NOTIUE.-All persrns having any
~ business transactions with me, can ind
me at the Monticello House, Main street, b..
tween 18th and 18th.
ja 2o-3ts %. W1TTEN.
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~ AS ALL THE GOOD CIGARS are
~ played out, and the Pipe has become the
my friends, and soldiers in particular, that
the finest and best havo1ed SMOKING TO.
BAUOO can b found at MessYs. J. L. BUR.
RESS co. =, on Broad street, ohockos bill.
He has 1t In hall. pound bales, branded "Sel.
disYs' Pocket Smoking Tobacco" Also, in
one pound bales, branded 'Ruassll 4 Robin
son." Having tIisa It, ] shesrfully recon-.
mend It to the trade.
il 2t-lt* OLD SMOKER.
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The rirer, that a tew days since gave such
convincing evidences Of rebellious spirit,
and q desire to invade terra frma, moiens
rolcns, has, to use a phrase moro expressive
than elegant, entirely "played out" Shockoe
wont, down to the dock, and there gave up tho
ghost in that placid style to which it 10 30
much accustomed, unless brought to AFRO
gance Of spirit by the pluvial dispensations of
the clerk Of the weather. This latter much
abused parsonage seems inclined to let up,
instead Of down, on his watery dispensations.
The sun made an abortive attempt to shine
yesterday, and did actually succeed, by forced
smiles, in dispelling some Of the gloom caused
best evidence we have that the suns efforts
were appreciated was the presence of large
numbers of the fair sex on tho main avenues.
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RUNAWAYA.


DUNAWAY- go 1EWARD.-HENRY,
n, bright m ulatto boy, about sixteen years
Old, about ave feet six inches high, thin face,
large mouth, and spare body; had on when
he lefs dark mixed clothes. and brown felt
hat, ONE side fastened mp with brass mill.
tAry ornament. The above reward will be
given for his delivery to me, or where can
get him. Fifty dollars II caught out Of this
city or vicinity.
Major r. q. WILLIAMS
Corner OF I'd and Marshsll street,
ja 29-dSt&cWlt Richmond,
@En REWARD.-Some person or poroons
DeJV has for several weeks intefceptod
the drivers employed by the agent Of the York
River Railroad, and Ispresented themselves
- +. REID Of the VerandaA Hotel, and took
the choice Oysters sent 70 me. warn the
parties not to do % any more, or else they
will, perhaps, ind them CLAIMS.
ROBERT REID, Agent,
verandAh Hotel and Restaurant.
10 3o-ltA
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COL. GEO. W. RANDOLPH We,
~ your Fellow Ottixens. approciatinG
yonr ability and eminent qualifications, de-
siro that yOu will announce yourself ~ q
candidate for Congress, to MI the vacancy
occasioned BY the death OF our late Repre-.
sentative John Tyler.
ja 39-2t* MANY VOTERS,
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TUsr REUEIVED-

Just REO1IvED-
O e pieces piece. s s,..,l aAsDK.aoH1srs.
l4o dozen 0tngham do.
500 dozen HALF HOS8.
Is dozen POCKET. BOOKS.
70 dozsn HATS.
10 dcxsn CARPET: BAGS:
At JULIUS 0YULE'S,
23S and IS Bread stYeot,
j. 29-2w~ between Sd and lth styssss.
TUsT kECEIvk0
loo p. English PRINTS.
so p. American do.
50 g p ps i1i:a a tINEa. g; s..,Sss S.n
AZ Julius SYOLEw.
23S and 80 Broad street.
j. 3o-3Ws between "a and Eth sss.
TUsT REUElvED-
800 pair. 0a.tnsrs YAxTs.
g do.sa gsscs Lls.a sHinrs.
- drssn Jean D1ANE1A.
At JULIUS CYCLES,
33e ard - Broad street,
JA 0-2Ws betWeen 81 and 4th st..
n KS, sN0SEIS. 90.
IL dossa Oollins's q. 9. AXES.
10 AnesisSH0V318-11oasa and
800 PIOxD and HANDLES,
5000 lbe. Horse and Mlle SHOES.
600 III. superior 0kUE.
lj e ; 81: z o g; :sls:..
nT0 710HfNf FOB 6zEE-
have 5or sale
new. ana n good running or6sf one nan
- ~ ssn naks nom e = ess.e,s -
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sss. sz.---1111l. go.
AaYors tssTi.-Tis pfocssdls SsloFs
his Honor, Ahe nayes. yesterday vsss nes
T. nao. ar e. e. ~. yss 70
The following cases were brought up and die
John, the slave Of Bsntly Wicker, was Ar.
ragged upon the charge OF having an i'm
proper pass and supposed 70 b runaway
Case continued. - a,ss .-"s'~.sS
Hesh Doughsrty Was prsssutsd upon ths
eh4k e Of keeping his bar.roou open on Dun-
day, the 26th inst, In violation Of - ordi-
nance prohibiting such proceeding. The
psnalty IN the case was nns Of s..
Patrick La1kin appeared before biz Honor
to answer the charge Of selling ardent cpirits,
or mixture thereof, 70 BE- drunk ~ his house.
the place whore sold, without license. For
the want of proper evidences 10 convict the
accused, the case was dismissed.
John 81. Sehoup, charged with keeping his
bar-room open on Sunday, the 10Th inst, con-
trary TO an ordinance inte.dict.ng sac Hs 'rsoe
Edward Warning was made 10 pay the sum
Of 81 for permitting his servant, sam. 70
drive his wagon ana mules across the side
walk of Cary street. -.
FL Odell, charged with driving his wagon
and carts across the sidewalk of 9Th street,
was fined 81. Mr.. Odell was also arrsigned
upon the charge Of obstructing 5th street with
lumber, which case was continued, In order
to allow the defendant an opportunity to
abate the nuisance.
Ben, slave of Benjamin J. Johnston, Il
deaf and dumb negro boy,) was caught IN the
act Of ringing the door-bell of MIRA Magill,
opposite the site Of the Theatre, on Broad
street, and then running of. The Mayor de-
cided that Ben, although unable to under
stand the ordinary mode of conversation,
would fully appreciate the style Of reprimand
which he should order to 10 administered.
and thereupon directed him to receive few
strokes from the lash, lightly laid on.
Joseph Clayton and John Gale were ar
raigned upon the charge of buying fowls In
the city, on the 18th inst, and exhibiting
them for sale at the First Market, they hav-
ing fowls at said market place At the Same
time. Clayton and Gale offered some trivial
plea in extenuation of their violation of q
city ordinance; but the Mayor deemed it of
no sort Of weight, and ordered the entire lot
to be confscated, with q notice TO the indi-
vidusls interested that q repetition of the
offence would be met with more serious
punishment. The number and character Of
the fowls thus oonfiscated are a. follows
One dozen dressed chickens; about twenty live
do, and ten dressed turkeys. Not . very
profitable investment, we should think, on
the part of the accused.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at IL o'clock. Prayer BY
Rev. Mr.. PnrnaKrH.
MT PAYHK, Of Fauquier, who has been de-
tanned at home BY illness, appeared In his
seat.
The following bills were reported:
A bill TO amend the 9Th section of chapter
Is of the Code, In relation 70 administering the
oaths to be taken BY both Houses Of the Gen.
eral Assembly.
A bill changing the place Of holding -.
parate election In the county of Rocking
ham.
Mr.. BA1BouR moved to suspend the rules 20
a. to take mp the bill to provide for the as
sumption and payment Of the Confederate
war tax-whfcb was adopted.
Mr.. BAsroua briefly explained the bill. He
said that the ftnauca Committee had afftctod
arrangements with the leading banks OF the
city to raise suflcient 5unds 10 pay the whole
amount OF vireiniA's part Of the tax.
The bill then passed unsLiponsly.
An adverse report a. TO compsnsating the
families Of persons killed By wrongful Get,
neglect or accident Of Railroad. was received
from the UOmmtttee on Courts Of Justice.
A communication was resolved from the
Governor, enclosing q communication from
the Secretary Of War, With lettsr trom The
acting UoU0tosione1 Of Indlan A3a1ys. con.
corning certain Indian Truok yun6s. p.
5sgred % the OomMtssoe On finance.
The HOUSE then WeAtinto secret seosten On
sas Military I'LL.
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WAN.CO.

"ANTED-To purchase or hire,
!" A middls.ased WOMAN,
Of good character, without enoambFance,
Who can do plain cooking, and undsrssaAds
milking and working In . garden. Apply 70
J.. b. WINSTON,
r. r. 4 r. =. r.. Once
Five or six COWS oan b wintsrsd on mode
rate terms, . few miles from the city, By an.
pllcation - above. 10 79-1ts
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NOTICE To TIE COMNANDANT0 or
IN MILITARY ANCAMPNENTs or VIZ
0lHIA IN tbs CONFBDhRArD STATES
eA1vyOE.-Ths Secretary Of The Oomnen.
wealth 10 rcquifa1 = furnish Poll. Books md
Forms foe The vots TO b tsRsa for Rssifyias or
rsjoetipg the Oonstituiion efvkeiala. Omlesrs
Of 0nsanp0snss will plsass make regulations
Ter thsse books end Forms, stesiaG The number
Of votes likely TO b pollsd o saeA, aaA The pest
once 70 whieh they should b directed AAasso
WIN. p. = lICIiIE, 0uhjie Psiatss
en-. ". AUMrO1D.
Secretary Of the OomneowsaltA.
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Election for C0ngyess.-As will be seen from
the Governors proclamation, in another col.
umn, the election for a member of Congress
from the district composed Of the city of Rich
mond and the counties of Henrico, Hanover,
Charles City, New Kent, Elizabeth City, War.
wick, James City, Williamsburg, and York,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of
the Hon John Tyler, will take place on the
10th of February Already several announce
ments of candidates have been made; and we
doubt not spirited contest will be kept up BY
their friends from now till the day Of election.
The DispotcA has only one wish in the mat
ter, and that is that the best man may win.
Amusements-The " Varieties" IL nightly
thronged with large and delighted audiences.
The atsraetiveness of the entertainments il
eaualled only by the enthusiastic plaudits OF
the auditory. AZ the " Metropolitan the
Southern n slodists nightly invoke the Queen
of Song This really excellent troup OF
singers 10 composed of the first artists OF
their profession. Ballads, when well sung, are
esteemed among the choicest musical perform.
ancss; and an evening with the MslodissS will
substantiate the assertion 70 the satisfaction
Of the most incredul0us.
Blind Tom, the wonderful musical prodigy,
is announced 10 give some Of HE rare enter
tainments during the present week. Hia
wonderful gifts need no recognition
All are well informed concerning his incrodi-
bic sndowmsnts, and it needs IN our estima.
ton only tho bare announcement % secure
him IN overcrowdsd reception on ThuEsday
evening. -. -
TEE SECOND Sross FLEn.-Ths Oharisssoa
Courier says: gs
In Saturday last. the weather hAyinG
ne1eseted. 80 g - e.eeeness 9 - ~. ~
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SENATE.

SENATE
TUESDAY, Jan. Is, 1852.
Al u O'clock, the Senate was called to order
Rev. hlr. DUNcAE, (Methodist)
BEAD 1IRsf AID sRooHD TINES.
The bill entitled an act to incorporate the
Planters Insurance Company Of Peters.
burg.
Mr. JOHNSON, from the Committee on Roads
and Revenues, presented a bill to amend sec.
(e" ttiOn OF 1867
Mr. BnAxxos, from the Committee on Fl.
nance and Claims, presented bill refund
paid by George s. Sprader, advanced to him
by the County Court Of said county.
Also bill for the relief OF John W.
Mr. DouoLAs introduced bill authorizing
the Governor to raise force In Western Vir-
ginia for local defence.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. BALL Referring to the Committee
on Finance to inquire as to the expediency Of
in relation to the rate OF interest on State
bonds" 60 as to provide for the payment Of
in .erest on the bonds Of the State held and
owned by loyal citizens of the Southern
States as are not yet In alliance with the
Confederate States.
BY Mr.. UoGaILL or refunding to John W.
Myer, Of Amherst county. the amount Of
License tad PAID Gy nim wnica nSsnss va
tanning it, entered the military service Of the
State. Resolutions accordingly referred.
The Senate dill reported yesterday from the
Committee On Finance, to amend and Il Snact
the l3.h section of chapter ~ Of the Coz, in
rel.tiop to executions levied ON lands in favor
OF the Commonwealth, was reported back
from the House with amendments, which
were adopted, and the bill as amended was
passed.
EXECUTIVE CONCENTRATION.
A communication was received from the
Governor, enclosing communication from
Hon. J. p. Benjamin. Secretary Of War, GOV.
ering q printed letter prepared by the acting
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, with q state
ment in regard to certain Indian trust funds;
and the came being read, YVES ordered to be
printed and referred to the Committee on Fl
nance and Claims.
The Senate then went into secret session
upon the Military Bill. After several hours
spent in consideration of the same, the doors
were again opened, and the Senate ad.
journsd.
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.~f"s 49, ASA "As 's''sNs'
San9T aGMls..1n SsS ~ ~ AAAosy|A o osau.
Va :. 81 IA nm W
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DlhSOLUTlON.-Th Arm sf RsAp 4 Ir
rns IL dissolved this DAY by Imisasaoo.
;. .usr partner WIN sisn the name Of The Arm 40
far 9 may b nscssvary In windtne M he hua
WIN. JHTIS.
RieAmond lat Janusrv. 1891
"a srm OF jSrrx HARsis. for ~ nnrco.: =,
eooducting n
PRODUOE COMMISSION RrISINEss
for the sals Of con.trv nrnenc. 49, ~. -.
a MD : Jrrrs. sud to tns D.SI 81 ssn y" nm
"a Aops Sy prompt and strict sste zion 70 ~,
p.sssss, 20 -. sooa .s.ss o. cn Hs0s
rr.s. -:,,,ss ss.s r,,S S.s :. 49,
az n -. e ns .soe. %, ~.
- :. s:nrcs ~ Ssisd = nrs,s.t. 'A''' WV W.
WIN. JrTER
y.ny Is. lee, s.a. HARRIS.
70 ...;.,,. s.o,, ~. Cou,,,..,o, pr.,,...
JFrrR HARRIS TO the pstrons Of tbs lata Ann
Of HBAD l. JETxR, and 70 the public. Mr.. JIrIs,
my late partner. ID well and fsvoRsbly known ~
produce salssman. and Ne. HasTis has long bssn
In tie smployDsnt - book keeper Of thu differ.
them competent sad naithfnl man Of busiasss.
n 1l-swkwlt n. O. READ.
NV TH1 o17vERH0P ~ yTooT1;1-1
kpRnzSNATrnVN " rs.soinaAA
s.: ossaa:S = 2. s.pr..:a'..iea DIN II.
a. s4ss.. -. -. S...S rs. % .ac voai.oS
-. - ~ uo,s ~ =. sv.I n..
% Nm R.s ss %
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nlhSOLUTlON.-Th arm Of READ 4 j.
IL rAa 10 dissolved this day BY umitaaaoo.
;. .usr partner win dgn the name Of The arm 40
far q may b necessary In winding up the ban
ness. N. @. RAAD,
WIN. JNTRa.
Richmond lst January. 1854
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DRulJu ~ N0T,H1yuG

0RUCuA1 NOTICE..
- 40 OTION gUT1UB. -Tne - !.
1sms. J. Il. OalANel1 = = stoek vii y
70 o'clock. 1Aeso ~ vegY hsgo - vs3ss
bic lot Of stack anA DAOhlnery yOf = ns"0
u 9o-1t THU0. ~. kEEDER. xnot
~ ePEOlAL MOTION. -1Ae se1eo1S1..
o1ose for sale s0all eg1oes etook of l1Is.siSs
neous and 0CHOOL DUOKN, 6 puSiisSs,s:
catalogue prices, lbr UasA. u psyVH - !.
tAo aDount Of 80 Q discount Of 10 psY os.t
will b allowed. A Catalogue Of portion -
the 0iseella1eous BOOKS will - sert -
application.
Also an AtnospAsrle SODA rOUNrArr.
bat little 1ssd, and . DagusyTiAA AppeYH33
and Stock, Addfoss
UHH10. +. KEH0EA.
- 2-Sts TuskeGoe. Alabams.
- MOTICH.-Hsvhg disp.ssA a Tie NIT.
ITAAY OV11OOATn esivetaly. our 80 -
01otAlng slvsrtlse1 fx Wednesday nsxs = DesS
Our sale q DRY GOODS wm tale s,... =.
Advertised, O THUaoDAY, ths "a inslsa,. -.
msnelng q 10 o'clock.
y M-sAs KNIT. PAINE 4 CO., Aue&a
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- flne health and physical condition as any
have seem since coming to this post.
In passing around the quarters, we fennd
that the utmost order, quiet, and naatnesss,
prevailed In everything. How 10 IT, said
TO my guide, elf thsss men are ~ Wild and
uuruiy - represented, that they take snch
care Of themselves, their arms, AID their
houses." sy
"Bssauss," hs replied. !" Colonel Bradferd
has taught them the motto, "A place for
sverythins, and evsrytAing In III place. /"
The cabins. about forty In number. wars
bailt In TIE sorm Of . square, lsaving large
a1A level compass or parade ground In tie
centre. They wsre aniform II alse and sp.
pearance, so By % 1sst, having capacioas
nrs places, nae brick cAimnsys, and, In :
majority Of casss, slAss windows and Aalf.
glAss doors. The roofs were covered with
shtnslss msds By TIE msl. tie haslallca
having drawn fruQ Ne 0evegAAeut hrlek
- tAeieeht01ey4 iAstoaA of sAt1e1ss. N.
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Sanesnea1 - fnsatrs, altls1gA tAa& wss
IN 6xti1sly tetAs saase 90 1esiro q -
men. Il was optSssal WITH thsn - slesD n
dsabls Or slngls bsAs, - have - hanks ~.
xaASe4 liz steoDbeat begtho, - AoQhle
bods, ASIA ordinary houses, Or ills tho anele
oots q Hospital ward. Jhe ~ Arrange
nsat wass unAosees1ly. tanhA one a1ovs
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rooa. To beds vsre 1aatly mA1enD
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