davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
To tie Editors Of tic Enq"irer:
HEADQ'Rs Sd REG'T Va. CAVALRY,
.,...,,,., Co., 10 'tp

FREDERICKSBURG, sept. u, o". }
Gentlemen Il wish to call the attention
of the proper authorities, through the coln'nHs
Of your parer to !, very serious evil resulting
from the curtaiing Of army transportation:
aliude only to the taking away Of reSiment;i
ordnance wagons, and the evils resulting
thcrelrom. The order curtailing Transporter
ton was Il wise and iudicious one, and UNI
versally approved: but there shnuld have
been exceptions made, which escaped lie rIgl-
lance Of the C0mmander-n-Chic;. The ex-
ception alluded to is in the case OF rc;imrntai
ordnance wagons of cavalry. Cavalry, un-
like infantry, arc always some distance from
brigade headquarters and tue lnc9nyenlence
Of sending TO brigade headquarters every
time q man wants a. round OF cartridges tor
his pistol, is serious one. Further
more, IL regiment of cavalry 's often
eight or ten miles from its command
on detached service. Suppose it gets into
skirmish. ard they shoot awat tic rounds IN
their pistols What arc they 10 do for alltmu-
milton? Why, send eight or ten miles to the
brigade ordnance wagons after CARTRIDGES,
fulting back all the time. In these akirw1sn'
cs arms Of every description ara frequently
Captured, but il there is no ordnance wagon
near to put tn III in, they arc thrown away,
because caValTNtll;lll airctN IiiN - I'''N't d"
H. can carry on his morse. Hundreds Of arms
are lost in this gay. The greatest evil result
| ing from the want Of reE;'nental ordnance
wagons is the loss Of arms. Suppose my
regiment moves camp to-day: some have gone
to Fredericksburg and left tk.@ir arms, and
others have gone cut foraging, not expecting Il
| move. -Thc order comes to move Immediately;
the result is their arms arc lost, because their
friends can't carry them on their hcrsea,
whilst, if there was an ordnance wagon near
he would throw them in it, thereby securing
the arms. When we were allowed ordnance
wagons, my regiment was never withou' SUI
! perabupdancc of carrnes ana sab-cs, but
since they have been taken away i ind it i'm
possible to keep them supplied. There are
now Il hundred men in my regiment unfit for
duty for the want of sabres and carb!nes. !
verify believe that the arms lost in six
months. in one regiment alone, would paT for
q half dozen wagons and mules.
1t may seem p-esumptuous in one calling
the attention of the authorities to the above,
but the evil is such a fragrant one | cannot
dcsist. QknNANcE'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

HuSTfEGs CouRT- 7h"r%d@y.-Prcsent: Jas
X. Caskir. Richard D. Sanxay, JatQes Bray and
William W. Timherake.
John NJ Francisco qualified as Notary Public.
4 tax enormously assessed against the Virg!-
MIA Central Railroad Company, amounting 10
Sl:i5.0i, was refunded to said company
The decision of the Mayor, ordering Mary
Roots Is lashes. reversed.
4 tax amounting to $40 %. enormously assess
ed against VIM. i. Radcliffe, WAS ordered 20 be
refunded.
John McKirly was fined $50 for retailing ar
dent spirits without license.
James j. Smith. indicted for assault and bat
terry, was acquitted.
Patrick Notary. indicted for shooting at anoth-
er person in the street, vas fined $500 and sent
to iail for six months.
The Cont requested the Attorney for the Com
monwealth to attend the meeting OF the Commit
tee on Courts of Justice of TIE House of Dele.
getes, on the subject of the imp'eSSment Of
slaves, under the requisiiion Of the Governor OF
the State,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
EDUCATIONAL
-; = { L 4. 4 X .

-; &C / l. 4 Il.
Educational A,-ociniion of tho Confederate
states OF America.
T.!s Association, its meeting. IN April resolved TO
l,i i, E~,t me tiag 1T Atlanta Georgia. the first
-irss,la in September The state OF the country,
r..y i-srnt ola what il anticipated at that tme,
irli, g. "xu4ctat!oa OF geneta attendance of The
teachers AMI friends of edIcatiOn; and many OF them
ta;. the opinion taat the purposes OF the hsso-
;ls ,..' fe best o,erved by posipoinc the meet
TX occurring IN these eSs ani believing that they
.,7,S :hr general judg cnt, deem myself auhcrized
: ara , that the meeting Of the Association POST
Pox.o 30 soye future day, OF which due notice W.: ba
2:Sr3 ,:c pgJ!ic isin's.
-, LII Prrsiien. of the Association.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
. RuY RE.DING-The SEvnngeiic.. rrac

4 R1IY REtDING-The ''Eynngciicai Tract
n society" representing all denominations. organ.
led Jul. s, ISL Las from that time % the preset,
ba.n supplying each Army of the Conf:deracy--Ea.t,
West aud Sc-tii--wi;h Religious Reading. More ik:.u
twenty Tx r!o' OF pages OF Tracts have been ditrhu-
ted amongst brave soldiers. he seed has heen
Iown.in Num-rou, letters fem Chapain Objects
aud PrSa testify III. great yoo which has toe
comIsed how that the Society has S.-n, great
extent, instrumental IL producing and sustaining the
wouGe .lul revival with which GID is now blessing
armies
The "ARNY lsD NArT MESSENGER" the societys
gam the por ular religious psper in the Army. II
La, been comIu' nied by General Lee, acd By many
o.h-r e;nn ccs:s, who have contributed 10 It's sup
port Il t. precautionary, 'he Soldiers and Sailors Pa
pr, specially d--gnsd 20 interest and profit them amongst
r-hr,n i: ~ distributed gr7tnitously.
IN. expense great. and donations solicited for Il
f.cIn GEN AMI patriotic Christian public
Orders Tor The Messenger and for Tracts hould DO
addressed, and c"ntr butions sent 10
Rev A. ". MILL Err,
Superintendent T. 8.
=. l3-2iaw5w Petersburg, Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
DASX. NoYE ENGRAVING.

ID
GEO. DUNN & CD having completed their ensii
men; with the . y Treasury, Back Not Eag-lr"
rG having reno . from the oice they occupied In
Department, .hri: premises on tIc corner OF af
or Bank SO.e- Change Bd S'at" Ccrp"rat!on or k "
Ep=d-, i:a"h'-' .'hsOh- Bills of rIc3anY" Cert
Gates &c They viii b- glad 10 show it OF GIN Il desIp
and impression. + tho steel plates engraved by tHen
t.- G. 5 Goveramrct. or 20 supply dcsgns AMI AXE Ell
mates for Engray;a, and Steel Plate Printing.
4 large supply ii Bark Note Paper on hand.
Parties .. . iis:a requiring bank Eoies easrav
and printed ml. Rive reference either in Richmond
Cc:u.aoia, .. c. GRO: DUNN,
WILLIAM GELLATLY,
JOHN GEMMELL
Richmond S"pt.J 1865. We 1T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
use following ga'e.ioas ruoiah Il fnr the n!or-

.!G following gantioas afr pub iah 4 f1r TIE in!o-
I;,;ioa NJ all concerned:
/. FURL"u|Hs. DISCHARGES and DETAILS ~" ony A.
Lowed after he nT!i has been before III" ErPunnS
Board Tor this T0-,it.. SOd!,rs f"urh unfit
drtf will IL. recommended discharge. II u~.!Ii in
other d-pnr m-Et. sI! uGabr 10 perform field ."ryc-
detail will b. nrd The BOARD will Gr,=r Fur.
IoughS ~. .sn' will not he IL !r du;y thrty
day. and can "lr transportation: rrov led his !!"i" -
cot wi'hil ,b' 'Err.:', lines
81 rEh>SFEl- 'h"r ilO,piislS in the tate y"
oh, .irr upon certificate i:niu the Surgeon III charge of
ti- pa ~r thh" wal ~; ~ ~ for duty III twenty days,
rTi TIA. lis a. a'th wruii b" b"nri"d bV liz removal
No .uu-c tor Tur." "a will be transferred aud
no tss been ri:-ed furl0.gh unless the rOpri ,ty VI
h Tra;.sf-r I:.-~..". hv she board
III. PEENl-.in* r , Stay ~ PRIVATE QUARTERS "ii!
oni &c granted ~ hose wLo wi! be with their !ar-,
'Uf jenny rr1"r. 20 the iios?itl pnnc'a,y
err wcss ether III -Iyn ~ By he certificate o. r"s'
prc'atlc physician.
p S.-Thr .;rs and wounded soldier from Trn""ss.".
T-n:t"tv. H,--.trt ":d Missouri. regiment" ~" also
forn,l ~ ChiI2bOraz, Hospital. ~ ii..eUdtO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

BR!yGIyc Goals TO NEwCAsTLA-By last
flag of truce TO Fort Walthall. the Yankee
missionaries transmitted to the South large
lot u bibles, intended as n Christian demon
stration for the benefit of the souls Of the de-
luded confederates. They were duly received,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

EXpII.sInN or BALTIMORE EnrT0NS On
the afternoon Of The 10Th inst. in pursuance Of
All order issued by Gen. SchCnck. McsSrs ie@le
r. and Francis 4 Richardson. and Stephen l.
Joyce editors and p.oprietors ct the Baltimore
"Republiran," were arrested by the Federal Pro-
vost Marshal If Baltimore and thrown into
prison, because 0t the appearance inrha: journal
Ola piece ofpoery entitled the Southern Cross.
4 subsequent or,icr from the Sane General con-
signs thsm 70 exile during the wa. with the
penalty Of being treated as spies il found within
the Federal lines during the war. During their
brief Imprisonment, they were no: allowed com
mun;cation with their fam!irs'or friends They
are all married men. and two o. them have large
families. At the Depot their wives were allowed
q see them ard supply them with money and
such clothing IS the short time ei:en' permitted
them 10 provide. \ Baltimore paper says the
separation was indeed affecting. Tho prisoners
were sent to ITarper's Ferry. from whence thcy
will make their Wy mp the Valley, and, perhaps,
OH 10 Richmond. IT Dispatch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

- PROCLAMATION.
ln''TGr'N ha"i". b.-u r~rcyri IT, TX --u ;h-t
EIlXt rETI u !DSDN and lanes NDEIGJ', u. /.
son ",rai 'h"rs""y, haze ..rfp-i - i.'i
,.!',7E HaI ar- rOns Il, lg-s-: IE.rs.
f':". d" Is, I-i oil GA" ECuirrl nla"' -
person whD Ill arrest iita sat pie.
or F'f'. D1I.a', either rG- ct than ard d
lin %. n 'rt n'- IL" ji!t -! Egi'son c"uaty ~.
moreover It'Tir. all iEir. IS oi ia. C3mi.tGT
s.t ui'itIry ,nl req leg tho ps5pl. genera n as'
:tni" best rT'rnus prccurc TIE rrr-. uf tie 81: las-
.iv"s TIA they may b. brought 70 us;i:"
- fir'r NADER my hand ~ q lyernorr 40
; l. S the Lesser Srrl at the CoumonEr cal,
~ m1al, ;.ss 4 ii day c: Ser"mher.
80. JOiiS IL i'...s...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

TIE RESERVE STRENGTH or THE FREE
SrArE<.-Tii s, ora:@u delivered last fourth "f
July, at jamaica, Long Island, Mr.. Mccormick
said
4 few figures. lately obtained from tho D part
ment Of Agriculture, tell 4 story which the World
woull do well to consider. Our total agricutu>
raj exports, Exclusive Of co'ton) in 1860, when
we were yet at peace, were 500 1856. Of which
tire Southern ports exported %l913S3ti1. In
IS6I with half million OF inen i'll arms, and no
Southern exports, they amounted to ; 80 GlD1,
and in 1862. with million OF men in the field.
(onr.haIf OF them from tho rural diSrricts) a"d
no Southern exports, they Reached the s"m Of
SIS; 1905.
The amount. Of Wheat and -four ;iione nXportsi
in the year ending September ! .lS';4, exceeded
that Of the previous year by over seven millions
OF bushels. Estimating the !Orca Of Umr army
land its employees i'll the field 1T "nc million
of men. as ] have done. and deem It reasoEa>
Bile estimate. AMI the ratiuns per diem 10 each
tnan 1T twenty-five ounces Of Hour. it requires
for its supply for 4 year j. 200 900 bushels of
wheat. Was there ever n country n tn" world.
one half of which could feed such an army,
largely mule mp f:om its agricItural population,
and yet $" wonderful! increase its exports OF
breadstufS -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
- / S'!E

..~"--~>>I~>'~>|>o~oN@~~> ~-~~>"~>-->1--~
IJ-ASTED-A Yourg Lady desires a situation ts |!
~ rE,CugR il privat. family. TO teach saalt chill
49,, ,lr The usual EnSli.h brauc7os, with Music
viii considered sufficient salary. Qna!:tca-
Il; -.. c>A h. eiv"a
sJ,rrs< * $. w. Fredericksburg, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

hTI1'IC E. IA. committed 10 the Jail Of the Corsora
ton OF fredericksburg on :he 20rh Of Jane. 1853
stout bail, blac1 negro. calling himself CHARLES He
-ays he belongs Mrs Sarah Weldon OF Howard county
MARYLAND Said negro uDou, - years Of a. and
,ch-s high When arrested, he was dresrdia blue
.Lr, anl pu":- The owner is hereby notified 30 come.
forward prove properly pay charges and take Mn aaY
Or b. sill h. dealt with ~ the avs directs
JAMES r. KENDALL
Derury Sergeant,
jy972aw6w, Co-porat Of Fred rick purs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
PRAlsswoRTHY Thirsy-awo Of tht

PRAiSEwoRTHY OFrER.-Thirsyv-'wo Of the
nr;ncinal firms in Mobile addressed card to the
Mayor of that city, dated the 9Th instant, in
which they offer all the goods in their stores suit
able for food or clothing, at frst cost to the lam-
lies OF soldiers and all tho rccessitous in Mobile
The Mayor has appointed a special Relief Asses
citation to receive the goods, provisions. shoes
caicoes, domestcs and woolens, and distribute
them among the people.
This noble example should be followed every
vhere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

..-1s,'tD, DIV ELLIN CHOU. We wish 10 bay
~ - ran. rr-i c.ss dwelling tong. with or 10
500. p.,,.s,i n nesrr'; by the Is: October
SLAUGHTER, WATKINS & co,
,ip-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
I,ufMBnRtXO r.rraft

l'hi NBnRtID EaSPI ia L. Hereafter he
< SIX aai w"r:i'" soldier. IL Richmond irUu I:SG-
IL re-: meats 'rii! :" :''irG =: TIL, Il si''I'
cunt i.r ;:- N.r:n.t troops wing been established
by ii state ~ *h1"S"' Sip Rirhm0ni, n'Gr G. iH..
Ian Iin'' Ike - will nvc the opportunity 81 i1a!
i!rc! tor H. t"ifar' III she sick an! wnInd"i nnl al
contrib tt'"". NJ "lphiuc b"rks. i.t Of every
descriptions will b.. ~ ma,Gr r.cr7 "i AID dI,y ''
var led BY Mr. s. :. BrrvHD. Stale Az 81 For u"
mi"nr. OF tue p'ih: directory 81 IN" nn.ir- u
:is =, SJrnl alphabetically arranged will D.. t,aGi
III" STATE Depot AID c0uvcyaacs will leav. ne d"prs
,i,e ai!y he !oi'!d, which viii ran,pnr. v-'rs
% rad rat. Er o., ..-';-rs addressed Il - !, y =
b. drihr'. isiiY fro-I III: ilosptl T.. o.. al s-e
s..a ug Information Oh any subject a.prrtilay -
The iti:at:I, vi. rHrar 20 any oft inmate, will
r.rsi-" y n. ."?i croH'c hy iI!r-.'':c
j Il. MCCIx Scar Surgeon,
CLimb.ra.p IT,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
BNNk nF VIRGINIA, al
lliyhlt,SI S-.1 -, 4 t-,,l

t. "iirG" tes'iGy. Esq. caHirmas tIGigir', EGrt:
Sru0', "i I.r"ssi.':
SI: Ia" wi:SI has pI:si i bv -" ia7 K.
in IBIS r IL r', 20 The Treasury noe. o.. the
Cont -rai States Ia, b"cu simply o. give ;h"ur uUrr.I-
~. lli ~ he SAM. give effect ;Hc rln Edprt'i
hy Congress AMI :,r"i.uI.! by oar {; ibrl A'lb vtr
The iIprOvr iMn. af 80" currency We VIZ" w. fr.
piir-'!- c1u-Sr which might have the a"p.,ivr. .;
rendering inOptras. The Ian thus adopted; nu' III"
present elton IL il,r IT, s,:ur" makes i IpI cr pro.
per rxci!r r,i-r-.ry Of hes, The lambs
III :hS ritg ~. ~ oIca uIA.iuOuiiY !g'rl H.: l.
il, rr.ulu:iJr = Il /. .s"g E"i by them IoiAy.
IL &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
h.Ny!:.iE FEMALE ACADEMT.&

T." 2"xt session Of .hs Home School for Young LIS
tt!~ oy"n the last Monday in September ard close
"a a. si Thursday IN June following, with full corp
.: T-a:h-rs
For f"Trer Information apply 10 PRINCIPAL
ags i.,-caxS,- GEO w. DAME
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
COTTON RONDS

| We find the following excallcn. advice in the
dispatch OF yesterday, which We commend to.
orr readers:
1--WE are firmly Convinced that The cotton bonds
offer the best chance for IA investment of any
property within the limits Of the Confederate
States, and tina: too. apar: from Ill sentiment OF
PATRIOTISM which orGht to be q controlling im-
pulse with every mau in this hour Of difficulty
| md Hangar. II the enemy succeed III suhiuiug
~. he will cnuiiscl:r MI property with the ut
most impertiality. Lan1, negroes and stocks
will all y" the WAY Of everything that is mortal.
The cotton loan. therefore. is not in Il more peril
ons condition than ever other description OF
property. II we succeed it wi. be the hest
stock III tic woyl. Il we % not succeed. If
will be 10 wcrsr than any Other euhi.ct of pro
pcrty. One way 10 ciS:lrc Success is purchase
| thnsa nOndS-rurchasn the whole Of thrm-and
thereby retire $50 900 G:lD Of orir GsSnha,s from
| circulation. This. as Mr. Tyler very properly
says. is the weak point Of our Lef.'cc The
| enemy never conquer vs. by force ri arms.
although lie may be occ -siunally successful Ii
we ever are 20 be SUhiucu:,t, our rui. is 10 come
through this breach. But there is no necessity
for its coming from i!a' quarter. "r from any
other by the Joint operation o. The tax and ;his
| loan. if the pcople will only he wise in time. the
currency may he curta;l"d, AMI the terrible lth-
ographic press ut 'hc Treasury slapped short in
It's career. We have not the slightest doubt that
if President Davis. having seerra| the necessary
legislation ifany further cgslat;On be noccssary
though we cannot see thai it is. will but follow
the example OF Napoleon III III appealing to the
prope to take The uan. it Will I'll be taken i'll u
| short time. Every man can spare something 10
| iuvrS: in his lame an. that u his family for
| such purpose, anl no person woul'l b" required
to invest Il large PER ceGtage of his income Some
| would no doubt take Il thousand dollars. SON"
five hundred, some ole hundred, some ti'tv, aud
SOME twenty-five dollars worth; and thus every
man. woman and child would come to own some
thing in the lnar, and become. Ia s"nle extent,
pecuniariy Interested in til" stock. We crrucsr.
" hope President Davis will Try the experiment.
He has 10 right to dolbt the si!ccass ii any ar
peal he may make to the patriotism of the ;'nopc.
lie has often appealed TO them. and never willis
out meeting with triumphant response.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

;%rED-A gen e;ran qualified t. teach Ancient
~ languages aad Mathematics can find employment
~ undressing The subscriber AT Bow ling Green, Caroline
cc,G.'. Va. - - w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

,%'TI;.-TO TEACHERS. i wish 70 erp n:
=; =. l.:.a c: uasxcep:iolaelc 3.!v"': c:la-aSi":
G., y n r.,aifi.i teach Gsres, Latin, Fre~ch and '!s
al =. 3. branches OF ed lGsion. These applying wiz
80 l."r fur teaching l-HiA az I i.ie!Ts
.ir.g :.3.i:ao:!s aad references - - qHaii!i"a-
- character ~ The hS- session 10 co!a1'cI'' TIE
~ - >rl bar ,I clo'e The 18th a December, ala the
-.-s ~; 10. : co,acl.rco the 4;h Of lgau"ry, 1861.
= IL. :&c ri! g. Jul: .clio~l=e &y sdtisoss C@s'i
II; , ..-k!l ana coa..y, Va
I 1T; T.. " uCrARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

SIT. LAUREL ACADEMY,
-; Halifax County, Virginia,
VII r"op-a on ls. October. Terms FOR the s"Iniannu
s. .r'-.oa terminating The 18th Febrrarv For Board
aI iaiol exclusive OF lights and towels $500 PAYABLE
In ava' Terms for the second session to be deter
si.t ~ 20: ,:G. 20 th- times.
hI,r"., PIKE POWERS.
avg lU..c,i Clover Depot Halifax Co, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
/. FENDT.ETISS,
~ SGEST FaE THE
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS,
RiruiinND- I'll

RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
With every facility for despatch IL n COLLECTION
s-r,ient Of 20. claims Of deca,-d soldiers aDd o;h-r.
.y.:n-. the Con cdcTato Government b" will give such
his particular .!ten,ion and REMIT PRoYrrLY Advances
rlarie if desired.
REFEKsSCss- Nsssrs John Q. SteS+r, =. NJ. R!ch-
uOni Va: Gkas 4. Ro' Editors Of RIchron nd "EaGu!
rcr;" Rev. J. Pr'srk;n D. d Brig Gen. " m. 4. Peg
iii.too.
Er-Addrrss Cox 1913. Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

T session OF this ln>ttutioa will commence on
=. II Of OCTOBER. and continue months.
ss -Srr,..as i! all the departments, (Acsdeui'e, Law
I'D =. ~ > viii he conducted a. feretoior-.
$50 III = d. .ics (SsastoriaD for State s:u1.niS
81 varar;. entertainments 10 MI the vacancies will be
:-al. ~. li:a of September.
AFp..'i"'ls i'll accompanying teStinnn!a!s sHoniG
B. si,r..."4,1 8. MAUPlN.
80. ,.rfgr. Chairman of "~culty.
(HIT?.:S ACADEMY. Ameiin Coun:y.-The
y >r. session, Of months lcgins the st Monday IN
tc'ar- Is!IHs-,.ricily in advance
- az
aaron D.. lr'bch .--..--.--- ~ w
fa:'.- ':rnh heir LIGHTS aSad iowei.
Ny .'l7r-' :. Mat:yaS o..
D. NJ HARRISON.
sitCc.!t S.M Univ Of va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

J IRs. Mary Ann GlFfaKD'S
NJ SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
=" orra TIE fist Monday In October on Grace st
1"' 'r-a "a md sch
SE- wi: r=2 take snail number of pupils AZ board.
o" h. ss.!fing with her brother WD y. johnson vii.
az" IL . OF school hours III tie general 81
@s':; a:n'e CT Ic stables and preparation OF Their
.at..r. sal1=c2Mf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

TIE sECOND SESSION OF MAS GRACE
i BENEFITS SCHOOL. on 9th Street, viii con-
ssa.' O. the lST day Of OoTOBER ncd close on The
.s.t lag q: he.
Ps:ons wishing information in regard TO the School
Sa "n.s!a 1t hr ealing Mrs b. a; her residence, on
II IN Strre: between 9Th and 18th. sep lG.ljt-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
Respectfully. Sc.
pDrIr;R CjpI;TIAE

can Eor'ai':rr'na Hri>s.
IN p',''l-n. Of the B,ak af Virginia wii 0Ht.gn
hy cpAm:ai,. iGf '.- pa = his iii :, hc
r.l P:. i'.cis, .: IT, Sti-r Eiuk+ y. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

SCnOUl FOR YOUNG: LADIES,
y CORNER GRACE AND ECCSHEE SITS.
- !u'i- of our School wall be resumed the lst of
"rioarr FOR psr,i.ua;s apply u, the i silu:inn
". c. GORDON,
h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
REPORTED VICTORY OVER ROSE
GRAMS.

GRAMS.
CJI''hTs Of T,ro Hundred Uuyoms-YNs Enc
my EcacaatiRg East Tennessee.
The following special despatch to the Rich
mond "pisia'ch' is copied from that paper Of
yesterday:
Bristol. Sart. ia report, apparently
well authenticated, reaches here that Bragg
has whipped Rosccrans killing and wounding
$50, ard that Pegran captured near Athens !.
train Of goo wagons, together with drivers,
piunder, Tc. This report is said TO be taken
from the Knoxville Bulletin" Brought into
cur lines by 6 scout this morning.
Rurns;,ie's forces are falling back, apra-
rently evacuating this part of Tennessee
The encmy's picke;s have advanced only FIVE
miles this side of Cumberland Gap. The
Yankees say they are going to eracuate East
Tennessee, but viii como back in q few weeks
and hold it permanently.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18

l.. 4.i !I.I. ,,.,
rc,asa' furnish the above will be received un:il TIE
=, ~r,,ir- 81 Eo.:d, with approved seruritr, re-
=, MM G. BENTLEY.
- =. Capt .n.i a q. VI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY Comply

v: g secured the services OF q commander, OF Ten
.hTM experience, tbs Board hsus determined 20
-. traiioi:- forthwith aad for that purpose requires
sc' ti1Is t9 b- rad un Immediately Persons DC
+ 80 h,.c::t- are C:H.i 20 do NO without dizzy. &c
rn WI hr cca:h the capital is made ~
T. APPERSOS. Tr.Hs
10 Att OFFICERS AND MEN on FIR.
r, ussh from Wise's Briaade-AA cfficers aud
It'd oniu'l'ugh from this Brigade arc hereby or
trn '.po'' immediately, without -sSard time oi
r. "eo will forward :hrln TO = e couuinnd
=. ~ I'G ~. OF brigadier Geo Fl. A.'WIsE
Is. W.,, J. q. PEARCE, A. a. g..
"his, Sentinel and Dispatch copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
ia: CASKiE, rr",'t.

'sEr view OF III" rrccn: acton General ASSEM-
blr--
Resolved Tia !rn. forth -. Bats f Mi. c.t I'll
and :Iv" Hrr all "ailry y issued
cr'.l zion ty the C"a..t.Ta'c S!a:rI'
g,i7-di,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-18
Gro W MuNFORD
seer t.ry OF tto Cumn:rwytitj

iIjGLsrIs DO Lon IL tall woaao about. 'e-- :, n
irch"r iyii far skin. light c,.oreJ hair ;lu' g. -- g.
atSE. - ycaIs OF aye.
James Monroe ID Nisan il about II wear. old. laii
crown !,bor,i high small isIr=, .li scioce. ry.r
hair nciaei 20 b, 'isht coi" 81 gram. nod hss rae.
,!lN.ur..t inns -, Is L