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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-13
Can't. Geo. W. Wedding,
TATE COMMANDER " The C0l:AOLipArRD II.
AID ElGnT SIAK EATTERIK7.

TATE COMMANDER " The col:1OIinATKD pLhEITLE
A&D EIGHT :ThK EATTERIK7.
The JIG, O. tlia token OF respect, lied on snhlsy,
February s lst3 the rcalltnc, CT Jchn YcT6J Eco
In stot,, vaus county, Va, Gear thr memorable
battle nrli Fl Pr.1rIicksbuIp, fr3m wounis which II
pleased almighty Col 10 lie !niced on his per.
con wds egh;lrg IN She h5y csu.e CT lu.ce hnt
fItelon.
lie WAS ysiy rous apd us1'u member o. so:isiy.
He had be eli wi: The Ihlrch ~ God fr ub1at
FIVE years He At the lime VI tiT death sbout tEeaJ
four yearn NJ age.
he catered the Woe second eatensht 10 shuunsrs
Battery FROM Dsnyil,, which usiico re held until The
rgaaistt.nn Il TIC Couf:s uu tho tSi ri Hpl iStZ
when he promot Caplnt 10y Tia pnAnlmon, Trte "l
tho Company.
at meeting Of tho Company It resolved that a
Comlnles lie APPOINTED 10 frano ies"utGn' tto"ihs
zen lect f.; ,rrlr bisys and nohiehssIttd !eader
lLt That We tie ufsers and nsu OF ~HOdl"E battery
do extend hosrt cit s,ps:hies for the herrHVrd pa
,.nu and relatives Of the uGtt1:sd III Tic uniuelV load
ii her su r5.atTr, 3aH ~ Lave a!ao ~ IN aru ri
| loss u! our highly sstreuned Captain.
ID That W, frr by ts ce.,t Ut Cstain W"of'EG. III It
hs lost O!EmAuicr rosr place viii not rsy -
nlrh neither Ia tho linI aud respectful feeling Of his
no, 90 pat'lon ana skiiIiu rcer f5I the uoG!ej.:N-
BATES, as lie wE1 Wstchfal fer everything ma!
wcu Il grd 10 the cluI.ot al H. and AT uIGicinE
loid!0t IN Cur Caus:.
soGapa br sent the Richmond ''fnqnirsr, :9rking
aa Register and the DsuV!ll5 pbpsrs Ter Iblc:t' ~
ssI i,t copy he E.t 10 hr Iareut6 OF the dc:e'sed
UEO. ". GROu1Z, Serlesn1.
il i. uGiES, Sergeant,
jag. Is q. AsR.O5E Private,
JESSE + t.ET&R, Private,
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sufficient rs6tricticns around ths improvement
law and, furthermore, did not provide for
Tho case where an officer might not DO with
in reach os bis commanding officer, from.
whom uIs teTms nf tho bill compelled
him TO obtain an order before no could
procure tho eupplics. He moved to strike out
the whole Of tho fret s1ctiou and insort an
amendment which hs wonll submit.
AaMr. niE.s, Of Ala, raid that either the
gentleman from Virgini: did not understand,
or did not want to u!taer4tsnd 1t, jlluGh-
tsr.l or he would hsye seen t.aL tho pr"1ent
bill provided for all that was necr"'ary for
tho protection of ths cit,znna. The in. yross-
mont Of private property was a higher pre-
rogatiy., ii Government than the taking Of
life; for that WAS Forfeit before it WAS claim
ed !; hut tho prerogative OF the impressmant
of private property mas Il partial infringe
,nent upon the rights If citizens when there
VAS no forfeiture. The bill was to justify
those who impress, End fix thar tcmrcEes-
ton.
Pending LIS rnltnor consideration q lie
bill tho House a"iauntd.
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I'd CAPITALISTS.

irIfiG Ilah.us ana Hiss,-?p! H.s5s sa!ra ~ Jnr-
u OF AabaEi, iii nIsf sac - P;nIiS spGii;,
THs 5fii DAT GSHAACH i-..' al ,.e f.ak Of Sem. -
the city C. 2a'7 Sin0 900 bonls CT tie co.opsnT
Janusry ia' Ied1 aIi dus Jatuar7 les: sT> xud t,z ~
binds Jf tG c!tY Of 2si4 d.tri J4in., ivt i3iI .J
due JAGuury In, 1879. The iast W .Is wiz i
doraed nnd g5araateci ~ i.a rA;!roa, ccmrsny. -
;hese bone, bear per cent interest payable s.srnn
~ :: the Cou,rnc, cli Of G!shaua n. r-!rs. ~.
coupon, lacked for DIAL ter-t The bpp5I OF the
paIy a rerest and phi ciY-I e~sus~d hy m"sts,-
duly -Iesutrd All recur,ei TIC -De rnnru-l
com psHy S!.i all IL lnrry Gi p"niA irac,.
aud oL,.rr AppurtalAnces
T.r ru. sUlmrnceA ;he cty ~ sp'rn> vince e rr..
ae.l eiL tie AiIbsI.s isLDes.r- ..rers k.r .ad
COO With The Gcnfed rots Sosernfuru =, .Ig
sol with daily limo VI .O ale, I'll ling LvtScGu
Lad ao: g.u.=ti ADJ e.i..is yrSt its.G.h well
cd sud "rsyie.u- s,gou, .ia Co'~a,o~a sni D.:av'
polls. about trVrn,..sre u:sA: and Is corue ted b,
u! the ubithes,t snd .gu.hwes AlsbarA Enon
nth tho sohll, xnI Ohio. AUD eou'hrrn tAliisspl
railroads., a. Meridian, Alssispp besd1s very
local securin, 10 large loo 81 busu-., TN
ho most favorable positioa Ia tho yrth. E.sI.u
and West:rn inc RI Travel betoeen reIas.
Luulaans and ,l.sIpp and the Eurtnern aud Ex,ssrE
portion OF tho Confeceracy arordio2 the direct SAL
0horte route from Ficksburs ADD all p.o'
10 tho Capital Of The Con!sderzcy and the 5on'h hur.
etes Anoayn THE route through from SuIus To htr'
ha, boon opened only within last few week. ard
ys. working regularly a. II Will soSn hr 81
rsng1meLts 10 progress complet,d the In conc si
far r1:seda the I'm required 10 mako good Tie L""i- ~
pCsed 10 te ssued In short, It ID believed EN 30 TEL
securities hAn bonds be found id the Comet
| Escy. Two prior Icon eri.t, to VII: noItgaSs 10
OID bonds or tie Company, due January nS<l
te paid o1t OF the Prscredi no1 e1sfsa; aGd WHICH W.
received in pc3eat for she Litter bonts sec"nn 40
gaze to secure IN advanced oy rhe Confeh:rs H.
ernraeu. completion o: the soai- and payah" -
s72 unio.c sooner tiohzT7sd, a. expected. By ;sas
t1tlon fer the GovefoasEt
se.oI p,opo.ss or sids dree.sd II Tho uodsr,ynri -
DeuopNs or ". :. Annr, E. Jrtnsnses, ~ reiu". '""
application will give a., iLiofE-GoD de,irsi! VI
F.a ,e-,xo 2.b President
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e NGIIsH "NIUTRaIIrT

We have new procurement b; :. high
Eoey9ish Official, though rot Cabinet Min.
after, upon this subject:
The Right Honorable Milnc, Git-on Nj
p, President OF tho British Bo.sd OF Trade.
had delivered very Important address e. his
constituents ct Ashton, England. Mr CID.
son reviewed the present position @! gDgIani
towards the United States. no ALLEGED that
slavery was the main cause Of It's var hyun
ducing even secession for it's defence. Tic u.rcd
England to adhere to her neutral course in
fhestrictest manner, and donied the wisdom
Of foreigc mediation, Intervention OF "basty
recognition Of tho so-cA]led C0nfcderstes :"
Iasthis connection, Mr. Gibson recited stalls
tica setting forth the largely increased impori8
Of brssdsfufis and provisions from tho United
Safes to England during the yen, Just ended
and warned his hearers tina. II the Erecutiyo
involved their country in war with the
United States their first set should be to
blockade American ports, and thus cut off
this immense and vital supply from the stArv-
ing operatives Of Lancashire. S0ch senti-
ments expressed by Cabinet Minister ON
the eve, IS it may be said, of the opening Of
Parliament, attracted much attention.
Northern pspsss also give an abstract CT a
speech by one Of the: q friends of the South. P"
The sonth msy takss such comfort from it as
il can:
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Ys,E "waiu" sap TIE NoRiu WEST.

w lodge gladly that THIS ~ his'
nsveE mssn. ~ advise any relaxAtion 10 oul
defensive war against the Yankee barbs
rians Only he urges tha. the jndicicus ou'
ploy meut Of '.othoT arms it.a III" bayG!.tt'
,migh! De useful. so have nv objection; i
ans other and better wearons are 10 Be had
and ran be used, it will 30 .@li Who,: Tie
s'WbiG -o7s. ho@evsr--
iii The great fact be Tact thai a majority
Of thSu DO desire /. sudship sud fellowship
with n1, tie are guilty Of wrong 10 oureelycs
as y Ill fs Sc lhain. ii. nogle.tlIg gDy mesn:
to bldg .,bcn: sn'.'iy Vcl,,'l inca: cad
happy ftculc;iattn
W0 comics. iL.i ~ ,:iiin1t understand -
TIE <. cat fact IL 40 isct: lnen DIS nut 5In e
their friendship and fellowship By ,ava,iing
thor chcriahad tavo:ltes with fire aud swu,d.
Do they sag that thuy dasire our friend
ship; Tnoy az. indeed that they desirc
Unina with G.- 80 Gurr CuTnGIticut They
say tGat tLcj ,""st krvo tho whnIu Mlssisi
sppi unier G.,a u.ao:aI..ii 30 Ja..4 Rhode
Island 1Loy say th'I ,"n-l iu.,e us by
| tr.GT. 90, ,nJ,sna hv.riH:,u:.:, - iyTi, on,
| nat,H! " iii themselves Jus, ~. l..ys Mesa
| chnlscis- If tho E,est Nnr,h Mc7' ',., i,ri
OF liz, she has L .,.st 2i,.s Jl.. ;i.1dc OF aEag
Ing II. f'raaps It US, nstt to disnemLh
thsir i17s. Bat @sJf IA thay stab. :avi,b
lombard nn1 barn W. 10 thy n2w
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T0E,5iI.:Y :.nTiGE AZ 10 rUanIVn TEr1

VNH, rtI!:Y :.nriuE Az 10 FUNDING THEA
Suhi hIrEj.
H. cna!Irniiy VITA ria Sct Of Congress sEIduTs'!
October 18th 1851 i.st!ce % hereby giyeu ta; Ill Tea!
sury natsa which shall ba igucd from tho Treasury afeI
thu lrst day OF DrceTtrr Ha<t, will ha c-dabls Only
in ssven lcg cent Bonds o. Stock ingiead Of eight Ter
cent, and all l-.rions holding Treasury lss which
shall hare San Aspei E"YDIa to thu said fiat III? ai
pecerber, and WHO rany ilr-ira 10 tnni Tie sanih in
slEhL lr cent Ron iii OF stock. gro hereby ao7! al
they irlrist C,IlH III on " iaOTs tho -! Gy cI pi
IieXl, and pesrnt tho said n1s ri Ilr Treasury ri
li;chnnud ca ~ soma tie iE.rant lrc9sulics oi
urIoslUyrl o! tho GaycrLraaEtiG: tho pursse 9! Ii-
trg ilrm lii eight l-:r c'r. Eou,ia or i!iack ari
shlrh dali, rhG, VIII 20 rt!ihie ony Ia bcirn I-!i
cont T. q. III EhlhilNGER,
i-c':tta:r II .ha Treasury.
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EXECUlOh1 s Ne Us ZEAL llD PERSONA
E!rATE

fINnE una.rs'susa ear nj 81 To- lest w s"i
mrnt OF Rhoae. ~ Her. IN. Ist~ ~ She ,Srci, -
Gian,i:e, Aai sta.- 4 h"sh n4.o!ns. r' ,ri 1;h
u- Eth day u ESaGu MKT, at Tho unp,. HSn.r au"r
TIE toan CT "s!j sell 70 the Iish; tAti, f' cs.h
the ,-t' ett,t. 'g'rr, Ard P-r!s-he ircrr ~ hsln
leg 10 80 - So said deceased. In So, rnuriy -
uT.ps'Ir =,,i 10! r-sts consists ct Fri.t M ina
frsr!S-s ssT-r-i srir Of sui 10. -t.Ln =c ~:
iistlu,e 81 sd fH arj the f5sSiTg properly e.
t"xu vii U.ar srosI. n. stpsi IoG-.. nuS
tons -c.rrsI VsrIUt los ei sbly siiGatrr
INA fhrr. nr Eur atrr Gii improved haslnE tc--7
aLd comfortable hrurs, cut h0r5 Sc The
she :! thru ruurth. u iGile t.m 0.I taxD ,r !, Of
lroat vaius. tG,E', beth shea -nd corn, add
fgatne verJ supesr .TtCr ~ var sal to-
& Is full a.j STEADY.
al. hote Is Situated IN th- ~ the t,~G. iH.i f.
pis!;o tho oUur Euhsr nuh aEie e stu.
Isr.e mast, q lu--. J, hiss ..rg Ltl,h-n
aui 'Srsi:7 ra'r;"zaj, AID u "'!eiJ ana hVUsAa'v
known.
A'ropg-.'r it7r,1voI ror,. .a,t;o- Is =p.o,sly VI
ted tie wiirh tie a.ra,-a teadsj ,ga'st-
sb3nt ti.se! o. t~srty acir'. sui rs, !: - IT..
W0lt eeSan; spi coIniGe61uI .nGsiIs ia The state
ge.!rr win ali ssSrY u'!Jcs-s W tah
a:,ans-i, snJ s'e, Hro Ia ,thsr Jrouv.:nris
uboat NE grounds IL -: rptsrouciu. ~hH li>t -
\ the MANSION house.
Thsie,s Lao 10 place t1- oeasrl sod In cyIry
respect n y, "Acn ), al usceuinLiY ;r.irab;= -;
u tran'u OF ls The 5n" kno ~n e." "Erst." plat
tlUu. 10 Ie1niel 10 br psrt uaTly vIsa it- NIL.
from the town of oxford md r"rt alas Ah"yt -. .c.-
wsch neatly naha (n"st'y fresh Land Is Ia ruri.
tl6n, Tic rrs,ae u Ia oEis NAT for.o. Tic goo
AMI well sdsp,ed t, the production IL corn Wh-rt
tobacco. Tiers The plantation got h~~in hou-
WITH all such barn1 s'ahs-. nrgro houses and urr
:ui'dGGs ~ n'e nece'sT: a'J sitas s. sud also ia
apple sEi peach orchard.
Ihe Ne, rees Shout sixty In Iur"r uu5 aiuGr..t
them snme vrry yaius'i- has, asrysnts lcsis-
strsss-s nal Lau.s neclai mai >isn ~ .IprlcucrI
NIL e.
The peshab- property rGGS,slr Il ttocf u irrrrlt
Lnd3, tous shos sEd t:hsu furniture sgoEs yea.
sL..et utrdnii, earn, hour baGan s1d ssCs vaI,cy
OF rslT2I tGI numrrGEL tn mention.
1u'1 iEe ueshnr be 10, bea TIE f6y H., i-.i,
mated ,he ,a'e ti1s place ne usIL Is.
tes sni, e,csd r.ti TIC c",igu%i aay
lay ui completed.
surther paiicaias ril &c mae k"nwa , diy u
SIZE. aud obta:.si la the ircsna- Hy a.. .t.yn
- t.r- unaerLiGued, "r ID eny une u u,:m.
JOAN = iGi.DIS,j
u. y. hESNDun e1c,u,ms
IL. O. NGkEDDs
a,I;d q IL Sch la-,t.
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NOTICE.

LARD aEJ REG .lHr: FNH q; +
Ysf will ,r'i at Amelia GJat h"Ts- nc 2s,h "
w fcS-uhaf, lG2. (5c."s cart dsT its :l' su..
farm, .IG IN
Il !. f. y y u q -
u. rrslisn,o ~ INC !st< C-;ei John ii,m.E JecJ
tflril ccur., cGr-i''Lr 80 L. Sii. 49,
I'D Into ,rinis 20 ~ nGe e." pa
ssrs, T. desired
THUS f.in !nInr a'sI On The hprnsr sti"t
1iy ale, from Ptt9rsbUr2. forty icon R;rhaonL nj
c;/:h Irnm the nsDViio Railroad s-linEy fhe ~. r,-i
tuTu Manufacturing h.i;l. l. ms Ui Il good dsrltr;
nous wrh ak aEd All n.c-.'.ry ont Los AGA "a"
curing crops HON The iarr ~ tss1ry dN- hnLa. she
soil !, eGun TO any In ihe uniz hs sn~ng Of hu"
shipping Tobacco, wheat. Corn Az! hs.s. iuarei 4
rnth.ilcs.ll5 = No TosRfsn snif Shsst :htm. -
would probably puE.ha-e tUch 4 farm br'Grc
lnlDg It, moot ieaeGifsiy ioirf thu -Da n .r Dob"
A. Graves, st iinLa C.uTt House, Tim ms al -.sg
mp " The tnase, >Ad will sh3~ tie rrs:Iisrs
At ,ka tan and lac-, viii - toii>et -ssss
,cnsidItpa "f two men, Two a. twg hogs ~. ,n's
snd tsn ctiliJen--or cash
T-frns '.rr lsct accommodating
- rASGGAyE.
.nd s.rn'r. tfr ~tid- 1onr BouA-.
ICud HILLsSta,
Y,b1 ~ xt6 nd sun
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pus,EEss or C1EGREsS-

va aaana, compliment cur C1-H2Tesi "t'n
,,s vsrad;,ion i'll iransae;iug tho cole present
business Of tho. country that s tho elieF','ve
| prosecution of The war. Ia tho cseaent deadly
emergency Of the Cohfeders:y SO have little
or nc uso 10: !. urn;,rDss, except % strengthen
cur army Vat, lhei0 Ia ms St'ioea SLOW
nosy and hesitsti0n about the msosnrea HEci-
| ful - :h,t greet end. We b,v0 long de
bates upon points Of ;rder, loru.nIrhhIe re-
| ercnCS. 10 o.aIni;,.ca,vt.ct c"r@ bach '"ng
reports ~ substitute bila :.v'''c!;'i'.s, afps-
| rentiy +itEc1i hxgins even communicated
| With tie heads vi thou ,.sHrctisc Depart
ments and tl,n: sttcr p5mtnig saL debating
nothing il d3nu.
Oar SYSTEM ~ y omPtlo"s, afteT fo1lg and
driftlesS discussion, remains Est as Itc last
sssaion lof. l.. Tire IL NJ law "a yct--,ho"th
tho county c.,eR aloud for 1t" regulate
impro:sT.ii: -: Iu.y "8a.
r .e:y s,r,s.:.i3 Solder a'ir'r>G H. he
"W hiE. s:a15, 40, uh'es-'" BIZ
'kG6win. Cong ;e,I IL ,oanbct.n;, ~i,t 40
! interest vi The .cny, ". Gcm3in:ui d,.! ,ha
Army wa, At,n0s; '!rSG; IuI27t hSicid thefc
| vas auy legislation t. pr id, II with the ne
| ccssary nun Wa also know that il nrg
| lec;ed properly to provide t'.e aincEa of war,
| by faill1p 10 strengthen tho credit 9! The Con
federacy by proper taxation .nd ~ Ibis ard
| other ahsogbents, furnishing IS raalihy cuc-
| rency. A;,i when .h!a n"ascGt made Ii alb
q 1it 4.
to Support the xc.uy, eliS body h26 /" this
day, left tho Confederate St2tes without the
sanctioa ut Sti;tsa Law iyi thrsA :"Ips7s"-
I,en,a.'
l. hai sGiao.imns nasm pfcph:. l. ii oFfdI
to esprd!lo business. TO g:o e"rt' 1" that
proy,s;ou OF tho Constitution which l!,.hie5
Congress- TO rsqa Al: sct, giving |" heads Of
Departments seass 10 tie tTO Houses, to s,Ya
explanations uh the qusatoiia a:t."'E =" thur
several Dapa,lIne bat 81 cohfSa, wNhoui
votes Such all ACT has noyBT tGon pas ed )
YET It lpinht BE satisfactory 10 both Houses
and t. The ccontry avoid useless references
and reports,save mach tna aud printing, and
enable Congress TO dispatch bnCiness If tho
Secretaries were authorized IT, sit IN these
Houses, and an3&e. questions v!ra roce. Sumo
Of the resolutions and bills, offered from
yey imiitoct .ohsuta and produce veEStiOus
embsrt essmcnt, thhh to promote public husi-
ness. A rsin explanation might aitsp prs-
veni :. r.u.. IT ,.u..i l'"T.,asa 1ot which tho
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The Chsplaiu Of the fifth kentucky Regiment
wriirs Of Kirby Guith :

Betore going into tho BATHS al R'chInnd,
Ky., he spent season slens III his tont in
prayer. Whsn ths battle was over he re-
turned to his tent Ead give thanss to God for
tho victory. When al lexington Ky, the
minister at tho Episcopal Church refused TO
otticiate on thanksgiving dag. and General
Smith arose, read chapter, led in prayer,
and finished tho services.
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anE E1CL, sIaR MnnpEN slioE soLEs

ri EsSRS POOL & srAnHIY tsreby ANNOUNCE TO us
WI public thst tie machinery saved ,sn Tho fire that
Ieasly des Dyed their f.c.ory, is nssin 10 operation
and tint they In god eandilon 81 ever 10 nj any
ord :, ihst rusy be forwarded 10 them
Tho large nsuuflo; rel ~ than walE the 3ai
our nuuias and the genea Subtraction that The Excel
sur Salcs vrn sill inht have Gsd the, boih fer
nntnrt and economy proves that uood may be used
Is adv ,Gllseocs and dea!rabc substitute for leather
alHo this 10 apologize 10 thor who
havs heca disappointed by falling 1" Oil thor ot!~rs
The d;spd mach greater raa they had niais any
ejaculation fo that, not~isist snc!s LII, 'G1etbre
~ ag1nsnia InaIo II b-csms Fhysica lpnssibrtS To
ranpy r. They have i"+ rysr, iacs"an- u'e facilities,
FAD hnpo 10 be ahie fully 10 Eject the Ercesss Vi
the times AIlloss p0ui. hTANELI,
Fcn euhlW Mimf RycJ Eslid. HhniGr H., ".
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Er DAVIS, ROrER CO, AC>T-.
rFyFH"GUH., -.
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SaF.I9.r. the '3;h. - IL "a.pch, Aua:i "r'i ''t
ForI- 4o.n ,I!:y:. a.Aa.isSlps hvD''t DC ''''
!" l. -nr IAN stsL: 1- nc ''rh 'GN'" %
gaklyaCrC.s1 Tus,.l.I.
Also /. - vr iot pf
STUklNt! IOrAI.u ..n i!'i.s
iai.-lt . .lru a..ar.d Tuhs",n :" sr''- ray ''i'r
d us- 81 -. .,".SI1
Il. &c io su.oiiLs T,l.a'"" IN L." Il" 50 % ~
r. rbrn, ,,I piTyiIis siiiics!rr'ct.
Tc.L'", s.:a hgv- samps. f's the - ga IsA's "..
mel la ,!a0 ile's. - 50 I" NUN.
~; II--,,r tu'tsrs-aE
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- 't,Tn u t,"Tcr O. TIE 'r"ni CoSr' Of F:an"'
Z r0-,ry ~ -i-ii "r; f1r - '.. !" ~urii -
FipSsn,.. ~ ,urt Hvus-. the Fot tfH NOSr to-
aAE1 ~ ~. that bt'"s Court dsy.' t.gt - '.hj
sH,ng tide Po!r ~ u. cd hrirY he st
OF Ir Il:: cOt hrfr.Gi.Ic s5'i t"'s Iri"u-. 20
k-h hJ:ui. Ir G-c'' bt=s 81 cad ."iI -
.in"r III l..''I e! i'm. ' ,ii "ih.'s res wilh Il
,EJ hc Jlmsi i.S.- MI, S!.s ."nI u! {. IN
&c n" hit
tkrEs - . ? iii Liant Is id o. ,tns! XIV 4 ErI
h-a.ji: t,i rrGd via lar ":r NIL p%'a'. The rrr 81
drg be-, crnr~ A. Il y rra-t.bt iJ lac :t1st y:
~ ivI All IL
p.r,sa. Si,h ct purchase vi sir!n: IL,
Ay al:rrs..s - ll'bg OF, "a.
hidd. a. uNDHUGD.
r., II aw'w' coEimts,;N-r
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~ HliCkER < Lee. AGCr:i.
LyaCHR,"G, V.


! II rT 10 :, y Office
5tuH ps;t An ton sol, Will take place TEt%ssDhY
the i-h Instant sgt thereafter .hs have
d.aTiy every adcr.Iat, Tcta-~dsf.
C.r. nmaat. sc.i,I!. Sh'rh 'h-.-i "sNa ,ivhncei
VIII be n-d-.
2-r,a. IL, yiu. Zaria '',i- w'i i-s-c s=ni
rn IL n notify ~ 10 rN.it -u.-ti tl t.rI h.
property srriR:-i r"i r"y-':l.ri
rl,GkLE !.Es,
Frhll-t.- AGrtonr-:s,
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Tho above timber nus be aenr az skp, "ra:isr shol.
defective hssrth Wind rtsfr. lad should bs cut
possts us- tic ssahnar Where ihu sugtbs
pieces may he furnished together, bnt sl;-Gss
ault DO paid e the distinctive parts Of the BIN
pepons disposed furnlsh the above Timber el psass
sddroas THU Office Immediately stsnG Tim prisu sr
tlouSnd lec bosrd messurr s"i how tson sy ni'i e'
tie to dshr-i u- sfns nuG.inr 81 pieces required
CE0E4E HIhGk,
oid.f 81 Ordnance s1d photography
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ny PULLIAM I co, ACCTRS

4 u MIN STR 4 TO Z : y \ l. f. :.
Nj IL ari strrr Auction gComa. On lLE5l'i GeS:.
" I.ih i,.t. tie rIloNIEg siaye. 10 VT HsTy, ani
her u .h:!:,, .Tt,: arL her $50 ,hid-n, sTo ,-
an al wan.rJ al si-r.t, he hA good rinIl r"oI
auA sU- a. sc,SaIt bsine u :h- s,.srt Ct Mr. Hs.
vcrgt l. ~-. d-r'i. ,.i ny FtJm.5 Walden, Jr., Adele
lstrA, uud., tsr OF sEuT;. ret Is--ii. /!
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RUNAWAY.

RUNAWAY.
0Nths 18Th day of octob1r, let9, nsgso map ltr'
" tB inches high, dark complexion, apparently h1sms
sruusv!ck county ~ runaway 10 hal On "hso es.i.
nisted grey not Jacket, black uaIora esp and fI
t.nts Hs represents himself q hAVns been ate9 ioI W
Hector Dsyii Esq., Of Richmond the property o. Ss,'
nni Vim, Pollard, Of Now 9enl coIntf &no cAErea 10
OS-''N'' THoa J. NICHOLSON.
Dec 3-cse.. Tailor Of B5apsSier ctSa.Y. -
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9, nOJLARS HGWARD.

Fsedsrir,sfn.s Va nn December ig;h lasi, fIiuM
a. MoLhUHiIa lest inehe, high, Weighs TO Pouudi
l5r,l complexion hrGar hsir aud Ehissol, plae EYES
bora IrelsnL 45 5os-n az sg brs appears abpn 81
very atontly Bit tssts quickly Rud nll llch br.Sue
He ID oasntsr 5 trade aaI ass rrnployod attb u
rnlr works the tns he entered cleo as sabs!
tute. o. IL hSHSh~s,
,..s-----r s--- usr.t. do b. si On. hsEt
Camp near Predllirsa6u:g, Vn., Dds. o. 1862.
Feb 7-2owStt
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HTLllHSEGEsC 2rlssECIA <or:paN.
wfLLIraErrG, CHinLuirE 10, ".
VII! fu:nieh 10 nrdor FIRE BRIGGS, IA :
TILES nna REf,iI:To, and 81 i.,:,!- II Elk. :,
PROOF " AEE& Address
HAEVE: 4 80
" .iieshurI. chari"t;, GounIy, VA
Fab 100
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7 rvi-.Tn,. ~


EI;H1 scl Te c; the cur.e.t eP.Binn VII
Z nIrry is;. Sl1 cose July lax
In addition 10 &c .esalsI ogiegs cont:c, thrrs oryh7
l. prepsrstDEY d-p.TttsG slElus;s hi tie Esenity,
10! tbs Of boys VINO pIsparst Tor tho Col
Iess eUuJas.
fhs ej yoatssn 81 the asLuilon ohstE 'sSors
Bile opportunity fur snes;ng boys OF the eouaT Low
growing up to (. -. extent IL ignoSAncs.
Grs.1na, il,truofiun vii b. given Ii Touug man din
hlsd IN tic service, Who arc without tbs relIsts rhLs
Tdiloa sad coltnseaI foes fer half sssEon, &sa 90
Boarding, without lodging IN Respectable fnaiHes,
Ia tosr, {per nlontk) 20 90
Lvdxnr 10 be had IN College sud furniture,
cepi nod lotnirC, which students should hrnE Th hc.
J. L CAMPBELL,
a. [. nELA0h,
G. J. ESEEIs,
J. ]. WHITE,
Jan 2a-ei.t Ts1aIiT.a
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hTITFCEs go G0NSCsIEfsnG.--woc Lhs undsI'
~ llEnoi Hos!J OF Equalization for tho Fift Cdngfs
sn,.: Di7tfpt srshJ B.s nnes 70 all ahai II may on
o,s, .at ha following changes have baea male In tnt
nrtiam.a-a Zoo xssaaa-g 1-Esarris az the place, 81
ssas-st. - nc tstriI. 4I 81 zil sh day, Of Feb
). 49, hasa hrsn nro1 upon for the rranDntoA 81
iu"esgpis sho .hE eG'EiG :. LnnsnhLrg Canr: uouss
LIS sIh 5tG .S ~ Ts Il r5t:2.t5, lsGs 90 the -.1r
;Hs ioh bIua1S:cl Court Hauad, tho lh.. l6ta Sn9
lI;h f"teasv. iuei, for Tho cxanins1ol NJ paEos I'd
.u.d ccr .:yise the a2i, S6a and 9ih sstr.ry t-ts
"a. e.ayala-t.n .. 6pponisSiaI u5UT. nn54e
iaii;s Y I? @;slsbSS,hiqx, i=...err,ap b.a,,
nsviD rLDUNT0Y. !
rha Pan. lnnrv & III ND Eli rlea,,
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HusrITAi. M,TSuNS

Also, e t,li or,il!cl "an act to pIo7Is 70
4 uuiEurn currency" Rtfetlch 10 Tho oo'!
mites on W5ys sn.i Mean. sna o5deI.G to b
ptintc'i.
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HOS. CAV DIV. ARMY or NORTHERN VA..}
Iannars &C 1868.
CraaaA'. 3snsEs.t
NO. /.
IT Is my painful iuty to nIhounra 10 the ti'i7ion
the inepsrabo loai It has sustained in the death e'
Captain John ". Bullock 9th Virginia Cavalry
He was Tou nded at Dumfisa on tho 9th ult., go
severely for removal put, th0u-l lrlt ia carrinl
hands liz yielded, alicr ~psk: agar!4g 20 the III
SYLLABLE deere.
His bright eagle eye 6nd clsa7 Raging ro.e. were
eTer conspicuous ufigh when L. ccII'5ned lia I'M,
petuoe;y or youth with tho cooiHrse or yrt-ra and
wit all tEosl heroic virtues which .dGrn the i-r
and immortsIfza tho patriot,
His company, tey0:A1 to a - ibrf iL=ain!:
young leader. in mourning his rsEy fall mus emulate
ile noble cxalnpe,wis! still 'ies Freedom h":fsE
10 sill Hit, knfT III"
'S!cGN.j
j. " Z. BTL ART,
Feb iI-l; Mel Gen. Of Cavalry.