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DRYAN HALL'-On Thursday
- and Friday Evenings. aud Saturday Afternoon,
Nay the iitn I3{h And 1tto 9EoR0E +. koHr's GEAHD
DfSKE7Ti or ruE FLOWER QCEEy on CORONATION or
T1It Io.r " IS Young Ladies' aad Mls@cs 7acr the
dircctfr II Mr. DYE Tickets Of Admission for tho
Evcnng5e cents: AfteFaoou > ceots- MJsdastiws
McVICKER'S THEATRE
1s4 Madison s..ee:, between State and Deszeoss-
CHANGE OF TINE.
Doors open at X O'Clock; Curtain rises ats o'clock
"WEDNESDAY EVENING Mar 6th- EagsgEaens
oftae AMERICAN FAIRY STAR,
HISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Wfo will appear II an entirely nav drama, 4 COM-
PAS1Of.P1EcE TO F.ASCH0S. ont'Eed
stLITTLE BAHEFOOT.'
Au.. the Little Barefoot. .Ma Maggie Mitchell.
Supported By IA excellent csst.
Tho Drama Is translated from the German By 4.
waldoun D1a1nasist Of FASCHOS. expressly for Mss
Mitchell and reude, ed in Boston and els-stere Win
TivaItDE that OF e latter production. This
EyOTISITE NEW PLAT closely re-. esuo!es In scnti
mend eEd spirit the Drama Of Fauchou, and fuIly
EQUALS IT IN POWER.
To conclude with =
GkAsp DAHcx,....DY3f MISS IkESH uraH7.
, 1863-05-06
CUR ST. LOUIS LETTER.

The Rebel Raid SnbSfded-Meagre Re
suits to the KkcbcIs-Stagc Linz De.
stro5ed w l*-iabandonEent
bol1cal Murder by Rebels, &c.. &c.
, 1863-05-06

q. q. EK4l4HR d CO.,
-..- Wholesale Druggists.
NEW HAVEN, CoSS,
For sale by ali respectable Druggists. Price $1c0
per battle.
Wnolesae Dealers aud the Trade supplied At the peo-
, 1863-05-06
EN-. STALLS HECoNSO1SSA3;CET TOWARD
THE BLUE RIDGE.
UEApQtEs STAuRL's CAVALRY DIyIsIox,l
FAirfay G. II Anri1 ~ 1Sf3

dent near Chanti1ly, has been in the old CapI-
tOl, and from there was sent to Richmond.
where he was forwarded to 1losby. Another
Eamed Wren, was also resident Of that II
cfntty. These two were in citizens clothes.
The third was IN Arkansas traveller belonging
to the 1st Virginia, but sen: with others to re-
inforce Nosby- On reaching S:llem with the
advance, the rebels were reported $50 strong
In the Town, under Moseby. Ordering the
advance guard to charge through the town,
the General hurried up The column; bnt there
was no fight in The traitors, who hastily left
on the road to White Plains as the charge WAS
made. Here Information WAS obtained, to
the effect that Stuart was at Wa1reuton, and
that Whites battalion WAS expected ut Salem
every moment from Warrenton to REIN
that the report was only rumor. Stopping
at Salem long enough to gather his force
together, General Stahe} moved to
White Plains to meet White shoald
he be on the way. At that place. however, no
signs ofthe enemy were discovered, save 4
hsd been wounded in fight with Ssone1nan's S
cavalry, near Narrentou, On the previous
Saturday. The rctrcating rebels had gone
nobody knew whittier. The march home
ward WAS commenced, the object Of the c1pe-
ditlon being attained, and the men and the
horses being thoroughly tired. The roads had
at first been made worse by rain during the
morning. and the artillery caught fast ID the
mud. The column was hailed until the
pieces were c1tricated, and then moved on in
silence and iu darkness until it reached Middle
burg at about s o'clock Wednesday morning.
AftIr a short rest the march Was resumed 10
Alaie. Halting here for three or four hours,
The column again moved on to Fairfax Court
House, and the troops we're all in camp at s
o'clock this morning. Thirty eight prisoners
were taken; among them three rebel officers,
a rebel conscript officer, and priyates from
Mcsby's, Whites, Stuart's and Iu1boden's 3
commands. Many citizens who wcrc cap
tured, though protesting innocence, could
| not satisfactorily explain tue presence Of fire.
arms in their houses. 4 number Of Letters
and documents we're found, which will be OF
service in proving the completely Of protested
| citizens With Mosby's gucrillas. About one
hundred horses were also captured
This expedition has demonstrated that
Mosby's force proper consists OF about twcn'
| ty-tiye men; that with the ne1ghboring farm
ers and Innocent citizens his band can be aug
| n'tnted to about three hundred; that when be
desires be receives teinforcements from White
| or Stuart, as the case may be. Hanging L
| certainly too good for these citizen bush
whacking-murda arers, and it IL to be hoped
that IN example will SOON be made Of thi'
class Of part thief, part murderer, bat no sol
dier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-06
EN&CUTivG ErrT r TtE STArf OF MISSOURI,
LIriLr ROM AKE, 1 h JUiy lEJ3.
EXECUTIVE GEAEliaL UEDEh:

SHOULD tie CT rfr''rrair Congress =; it, new.
s.n corsiIc- ID u:"prlriy r cisi1c Is rrufti
tiinnal right H. prUviirr the "l,c ,cliu of C0rcreSlon
Representatives. ir"m NJ >srur, 1t has d III ;Nc
c!Sc Ut LtHs.Dt aud T:In-,r". !: nj b.. ~ iy minr
r.;'i c: ih-' body 20 Uy" ail.nr | srI. R.n cunrrl
T. IL rur" :s"i r.ioi {: u ssonr v''r's sri from
tn .ic In .iIur. ri ''inTi5 Missouri il 'ray b-c"r
T-ry i.pDr,an; I".s''r. II be- the C:eswhV irr
ti!.-a tt ;oc.. wh" havr "bahoE,i tr,r doInCii-s
vihr T.- State j. therefore -rci ! ai REGI':
TER OF VOTERS ir "Irur ;ir Office ~ IL" Secrri,
~ nt SiI.- u! Ni.~Vi Every "iii2-n hc State A.
"' tn C"HiGnE'rHl ~ hrt -f:irc ten pLra " located
:t lr NocS, ArhHa>.s Lis me his age he rou.;y Of
is r-ii"nc- in SiS-ouri and III time when his rrSir'c"
r:r cuaIrDrel. fa; ir i:-,,ai,r ~ exhibit n the
slo 8E rIg III iiv ir yIi vote AIS" his
prr:"nt place a. sol, H. or III" rrIr-sEy in which n"
in u, der h't 4. cnv"ucIc- Of majority "f III"
voter, may BE- rCT;e' IN sci ctiis pi:"r- 0p, u!ng
rI.l..
Gl,., Comm sn,;l; Oiger each a--"ur Regiment
detached Batrnou ~ ''"uphny III the srry. Of thc Con
fcrra.r Stairs j. GU Si" open rl-,.r C zr!iI
his RAID IT, i'll whici .sch eli IL u NAV
g..t,r the itcs aInr" tuyi."n A. u" deems ih.
register c"mp:r suc hnrrandinr Oitrr is rrGu,s'.i
ap lir the m his certificate, 20 the oils- oi
r Secretary Of :S'a:". Eitz.ns .I!iny pr any
city requested :, .,svmDI select Cbai. man,
and urd"r !' dire" ;'Dn r'rpar" Register "r'n su
r1:r'l, n b. Grfd 10 hy 81" Chairman ai transmitted
tie Secretary State ANY citizen wlU ca not coh.-
mi. ny g-c: !u"i in ether It III" TWO modes Mb"v"
pointed ou; j. rIu"s,ed % sir"ss report dir cy tie
S.c:r'arr Of State.
NJ rh"nt rights wi, e Impaired by hi. rrg'er. 20 ac.
csp. .hi- nvit:on 10: !I dong may hrr"af;.r great
l. i,ri ate ~" prs'"t ~ sch rights !: contested.
rnar-ES.i form %. Il 's.ry y appended 10 this or
der.
Il TIL. oIder will rrhlisi ed once n week for ono
ii ii. the I~ Rock I rite Democrat, Shreveport Ga
t.. Austin - .t- Gnz I've. jackson Ms.-.ippan Rich
'rHrS c. REYNOLDS.
Governor nj the state Ot Missouri.
WARwirk II","H Secretary ci State.
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STILL LATER.

The Baltimore ''Amtriaau" Ul - instant
mas been received. VIZ c9rE its Summary oG
news:
From Washington, il j. stated that in mill
tary circles there it is suppressed that 40 srr-
ous impediment will Interfere with rcin:nr-
cling tie array Of the Cumberland. From Cairo
we learn that General Sherman'S c"r,.s Of
Grants army is On tie move. but whittier i; IS
nut known.
The Indianapolis "Jaurnal.' of Mondav
states that l1.nOO trcnps are TO lie sent for
ward TO Gen. Rosecrans immediately from
that place.
The artillery list in the recent lattlcs is he.
lnS rapidly replaced lY new batteries from
Nashville.
ALvces from the army Of the Potomac re-.
present affairs there unchHm -cl. \ large force
OF the rebels is Supposed! 10 tc cuncch;ratiG.
in the Valley.
\ plot to burn all the Government steamers
en- the Western rivers is said to haze beer dis
covered in 81. Louis. Several parties haze
been arrested there, and the matter will lie
Investigated.
a terrible accident occurred in Nashville on
Wednesday, by which about enc hundred rel
el prisoners were more or less INJURED. and
frur killed. The prisoners I" the number oi'
three hundred made rush 20 breakfast, aml
the temporary stairway of tn" building in
which they were confined. IAN unfinished ho-
tel known as the Maxwell House gave way
precipitating them from the fifth to the second
story Of the building.
Tie city authorities of Baltimore have ap-
pointed p committee to proceed to New York
and insite the officers Of the Russian fleet to
visit Baltimore, and partakc Of its hoSpitali-
ties.
The officers Of the French mcn-of-war in
New York are said to feels little n.ttlcd at
the public receptions given 10 the Russian off,
GERS: md let slip no opportunity to manifest
their chagrin. -tready several sqnabblrs
have taken place.
The committee 20 examine the harloG Of
New York state that they consider it ina per
feet state Of dc!erce and that II hostile vessel,
in attempting 10 enter it would t2 exposed to
the fire Of eight hundred guns Of the heaviest
calbre.
E. 4 drserter from the Richmond City Batta-
lion. named Charles liutcbens, Of Brooklyn,
n. Y, has arrived in Washington.
Maj. Gen. Barnes, the new Military Cover.
nor of Norfolk, arrived in that city IN Thurs
day, and entered upon the duties of his o!irr.
The St. Louis Republican deries that either
Sherman's corps VI Smiths Gisisoa las .oae
to Chattanooga.
Gold was quoted in Now York, Friday, at
l43t First Board, and l42s Sec"ni Board.
Virginia skies Gl4, North Carolina's GGl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-06
LATER FROM EIROpE

The american" gives the following slim
mary of European news:
The presence OF the Florida at Brest was u con-
tinued theme ofapparcntly absorbing interest for
the Paris papers. 1t is asserted by these jgvr-
mails TINT two Federal Inen-of,war are on their
way to blockade the barhor and catch her as size
goes out.
One OF the rams bniIt by the Mcssrs Laird had
been towel to the Morpeth Iron Works to receive
her finishing touches, when she would be ready
for \ ir;al trip.
There is no doubt of the tenor of tho Russian
reply. The Car remains immovable OH tho Pos
lish question.
Il was ruinorcl that Mr.. Mason. the :'Rchcl
Envoy" had withdrawn in consequence Of tue
systematic rudeness with which he had been
treated by Lord Russell.
Capt. Mafit has resumed the command Of
the Florida.
A decline had taken place on the Paris
Bourse, owing to the apprchensions Of un-
pleasant feelings between the Government Of
the United States and France in relation to the
Florida.
Eight thousand Irisbmen arc to be enrolled
for service in the new Mexican empire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-06
TIE SUMTER FLAG.

scmc Yankee papers deny that the flag
captured lately by the defenders of Fort Sum.
Ter and which had been brought in the barge
T"t'i.a purposely to hoist on the fort, was the
iden;'ea! dag lowered by Anderson at the first
'vhtariment. We find that Gen. Beaure-
ea't has 10 doubt of the fact and that he has
F'esea;"d the flag to the Legislature Of the
s'aie, with the following letter:
AE.sa'Ks DEr'r OF 8. c., Ga, AMP FLA,
CuAREEsr"N, S. c., Sept. %, 1863.
%:-During the night of the sth instant,
"Iiy or more of the eneny's launches, con-
t.a'lhs about 500 men, attacked Fort Sumter,
sstnici by the Charleston Battalion, under
.4"}"r Biake-Maior Elliott being in COM
,'t.1 OF the post. Preparations had been
'-1'e Tor such an event, and ut concerted
,'s'"!' a!i the batteries bearing Oh the work,
a'>>;ed by the gunhuat Chico5a, properly To-
;i%s' opened on the exterior of the fort; fire
.''' aid hand grenades were thrown out by
'"e garrison, which behaved with coolness
cav sa.iantry. In less than half an hour the
;S4'MS Wa decs,vely repulsed, leaving in our
.,1'-s l-'prlsoners (thlrteen officers included,
1'e e!.aunei'es and five colors His additional
,'ss III killed, wounded and drowned must
~~,% been large. Fortunately, we had no
Casualties.
''AlGIls the colors taken was an old garrison
"eaiAer-~orn, stained and ta,tered, which
r- 'efo!ted by some Of the prisoners to be
p F..e ""e ''a' had been lowered to us when
,', sumter was surrendered by the United
r.,> -" '' tie 10Th April, 1851.
cra a1s appearance of this flag, nnd the Cir
~. 4t'aHse> under which it was found, satisfy
Art A. ;'s' lei'!y it IS the same one that Major
onr ':'s"h :i was permitted to remove, and which
s;''.. ."l'g;rsary hoped to replace above the
a.,e'ed walls of that fortress az q dramatic
. ,;,Ht ;sss t. his humiliation. With the sane
o,r,% g.. " Tue War Department, have the hon
he pres nj 1t, through your Excolleney, to
t.E'c E'."'c oi South Carolina, us the fitting Gus
s,d 1:.A Al. 81 flag that was designed to mark
n1,I make memorable the discontinue of YOUR
ss svF.s, IN tie face oil yoar wives, children and
s,.,n I'so send you herewith o set of photo
a, sa' tsa ol fVrt Sumter, showing its condition
'1v lime Of the assault.
Nespeciiully, your obedient servant,
6. L. BEAUREGARD,
Tob;sp General Commanding.
of Sis : hS,eelleney, NJ. L. BoNzAx, Governor
" s0ush Carolina,
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HQRS. JONES BRIGADE.
AuC atI.h iaG3.
G7Qn REWARD.-Desertrd from he ial vir
- OU gnis Regiment, Johnson's Division. ut camp
Orange Court House the night Of ;he 18th Aug

$3.50 REWARD.-DIsertsa from 'he 1al vir.
- OU gins Regiment Join.on's Division. ut camp
rear Orange Court House the night Of The 18th Aug
ust (inst) the following named soldiers:
Pri-aes Rober; Anderson. Co. 81 arres Compton 20
F; J. o. Gregory. Co. F. Samuel II Pray Co r Tyler G.
Stultz, Co. F. and Geo K Ecsie,oa, Co F
All Of the above Eaned from Henry county.
Va.
Anderson ia q years old abou. fe inches high all.
burn hair frcon plexion. haz-l eyes and a; tie time e
left had on grey Confederate jacket and pan:s and black
wool rat.
Comptoa is aboat foo high - years Of age auburn
hOir b'uc eyer, dark Aitn thin visag- aud rather
rough features; hsd r. lie rf: blue array pants pale
checked shirt blart ,! hst and cloth shoes
Gregory Is y I'D, dark hair r.S goa.e and
sche hazel "'' cd com plexinn and <athrr fhy had
onwhen he It. sey jscket ard pants white wool hat AID
cloth shoe1.
Peay Is sbou. fee. high! % years I'D. auiu n hair
blue "yes pale complexion; had when h" lr!, Grey
Jacket and pants, broad trim hat covered with
bisrt cloth, and cloth shoes.
Sul'z Is feet inches high, - ysars OLD, auburn har
blue eyes, red, healthy complexion dar ice whie.-rs
and moustache; had hea be le,; black paas grey
Jacket and back wool hat.
Esge.on IL feet inches h7h a5 years oil light hair
thin and short pale saliovT complexion face bio. ed and
pale blue eyes had on when h lcf grey jacket aad pants
and bla:k wool hat.
The reward Of SO each will b. paid for the apnr.hen
sad delivery Of She above rame desert.ra e com
Eandaot Of the nearest port whers arrested TO he
| regiment.
Information mus; b.. forwarded 90 the commando Off
lN.va
BY ord.rot Col BRADLEY T. JoHS.oS, CON Brig .de
JAMES BRUCE,
s-l-'4w hsIel and Q,M,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-06

The first section of the bill makes it unlaw-
iul to sell "any article enumerated in the
schedule of prices fixed by the Commission
ers," at higher price to any person than is
fixed in said schedule, except in cities and
towns. Why except cities and towns? Why
make the inhabitants tf cities and towns rav
% per cent. higher than people in the countryI?
Why make nan who lives on one side of
the street.-the boundary between Richmond
and uenrico-pay 25 per cent. more than the
man who lives on the other side Of the street?
j is done because it will be roressary TO Sc
cure sufficient supply of the necessary arti-
cles Of subsistence to said cities ard towns.
Here il The identical distinction made iy
the French law: Forcing sules aud yet. en-
dcaVorins, by the encouragement Of higher
prices, to obTiatc the difficulty If Richmond
is by law. permitted to pay 25 per cent. higher
than Henrico, who will sell in Hanrico or
Chesterfield, or along the lines of rail road
running into Richmond?
The second section regulates the prices Of
articles not in the schedule Ivy reference to
1" their value at the commencement of the
war" just as the French law referred to 1870
to graduate its prices upon The same agency,
the same errors, must produce the same corS
sequences and the same failure.
The third section cndeavors to convert call
merchants selling goods, wares and merchan-
disc not manufactured or produced in the
State into commission merchants for the
State. 1t requires all profits over Is per
c'nt. for wholesale, and 80 per cent fer re-
tail, to be paid into the State Treasury
What is to become Of the Confederate fax
upon merchants? The law of Congress- re-
qnires per c"ntage upon all sales, hut the
State law requires the proceeds Of all sales
over Is and 30 per cent. to he maid to the
State. This law will conflict with the Con-
fedsrato law; it will destroy commerce with
out hcncfiting any part Of the people: it will
reduce the people 70 starvation, and that too
amidst plenty; it is an old and exploded OK
pcdient; the scheme of sophistS and ca!cula-
tors; the relic Of Terrorism and Sanscullot-
ism it is neither suited to our times, our cir
cnmstances, our government or our reople.
We hope the Legislature will reject it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Saxonia, with European ad-
vices to the 22d ul,., passed Cape Race yes
terday list instantly The London Times says
that Mr.. Mason Lad notified Eat Russell that
he had been instructed to :Mdrar .tioms
England. and was about to pr.""ed to France.
The United States gunbcat Kcarsage had
arrived ut Brest. The F.uri,a, it is said,
leaves Brest on the 23d, completely repaired,
and proceeds Immediately to meet q Federal
corvette at Lisbon, and attack her before she
can be joined by the one at Brest, which is re-
pairing.
The Confederate loan is quoted al 29a30
discount and French rerte> 81 fr. S0:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-06

~ ToIlCE.-So;Ice'is t"r"Ay given thu :hc i:s
~ d. o: 1T" term OF the Circu!, Court "i BE
city Of Richmond shall apply he said ColIt order
t' p"Ymu; to uc. guardian E!y it..an, children.
III rrIf, john -. ard Virginia z PANEL" (hn"iug dn,y
GuuIi-;i -Icu Ia thi CcU-; nf Orlnna"y or IiI,I:s
couIiy Stsc o. G"o:c!a) ui al funds aiid MONEYS
which thry entitled sd he'd under proceedings N.
ad Cour in IN" uif Known BY the -hOrt tsye OF "Crutc
he!dss cxor v. Cl"ke mui nl-, and II authorize
The state trorga aforc aid and all
pyrsoas ted crsv notified 10 appear said ,ilnc
pHcc and show -u"r. ii any they san, why .u:h ap
picaticn shou!d r"t BE- Srau'r.
WILLIS J. PATSELL
G.aIl - of Edward Parpl J vhL e. Sarrel. !nd vrgi.
rin'T. pTrs,N. I cwi~
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go B. =. Hodccr-. nHd to the said IL. 4

4 ;tOdGcr-. THd l.. &. lindsay.
Tas" r'iicu .t ~ II" ii Cay - D,'oer, SF' ., 'hr
Uiscr al !!o" "ri Sn:d>. the city Richmond Nhc;
..i, ~" i,:iu'.'. w.i! p-crvd take the d.rusi.
tI"= q" W tio:r WTd Darr-, he read evidence IN
sCt in Chaa"cy !rpthdac lie IA" Comfy Gour, OF Hem.
rts- IN which l. =, ULir:si.ri i. nt.E yen ~"
-.ii T. R"dl.r- aid II, iints a:., tIrrS de-.
~ dams; and !! !!"I" 49, cau" tn- sid "p"srIs rr
n"I cuIn cn"r ON Nh: .y. CT. II = .aeIcrl, Icy ~
not rc:c!ur nn 'ha t?. they VII Jc ai!"Grd AMI r.
Urrsl from time : .i.t. i: hc l'sc- i.d between
=. same hcurI, I'll coGI'v;t-i;
Ani yCu Ne =. j u - RGis ,rs hereby urEer
notified that sHi 10 G;rCun Co.'S: uf ,"nIico
cui the !.g- 4 y "t she r"N. erm oi h" s:i ou!t.
l. Il" 'us' ;"rco; ac i';irg n : day, "ct, ;hen
hr ar: q {: l!Ir ,-"u ri .:t Court 70 irrn
:h" ID rtstg Court -: iir.r," :no IL" All Circuit
Court 0t iicnGi" .' j. Hr"ass ry % cn,ns il The sad
r':!H Court in Which :! ~ ;:E., rSiH-l plaintiff,
aHt J"u, the sold y 4 !sd.-S x. W '.rrr: sni ohc.s,
sr' 'c'.u'nn;s. i. y NILlJANS.
r"Iil-r"fw AutJug I rr,,rr.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Com;nj..'Ourr., nr;rr.

RICHMOND, VA ,bctoJ"r !. iSb3. }
'i'D Marin ~. Hubbard. in her i;l.' and ~ 40.
u.tl'-tr.'rix II WA J ITHhir!. i c"..ed, plaintiff
al Nc'liuGtGr Cohlin. Powiintal .G0bc ri-. and
William j a"d L;Iu tiu;,arh, tlI two !a>t WHOM
l,ndI,ir.
fuu are hrr' h" u"'ied that .!"y" Kci ur;r the "a
' u Nov 'A": n-XI n :.!r & NJ, tn >, i.!. LAY
~ r":irr ,NU'aV ltv'f ." ;nn' ard s';!r HI III
uG', y" acc un' -: trr ran- administrators 'la
r,i q her me tat" a." cf tie transactions of Il. d.
r"nGi- GnGiu ard Rpha:is t"ii.i-cs un,r The !"ri
NJ irU.' =" itc, trustee. i'r Joseph Aen ard
IDr" h-her IL. Il u.i in the bi b: .c
- proposed 20 >a:-!y -" ucpait C, "u' "f 'hr pro
r''> Z Ii. r'a, tSi" which niHy II" ia TIE hams ~!
I''i-t a.or"Gil paving 'ir r0i secured hy s..I
@i, ~ t1 'Ncni TIE ""rs"u! rGi3'r b. ur TIE ,,.!
ii. ~ h" iugG' d":m G' r~GEr,d :, b. i.hcu u ibr
deere: al l."Hrr" Enru ianrt !cprrrd the s' day
." Ssnirah"r, l-ti Il. SUD in c!EEcCry 'lc. rrd!us In
fati Cont, IN which You rH::is pl"r'il- and ef
a"ts "a wEch I'm" All Tac YOU req urcd tend.
Glvfn uDrr ny hand C"uE,,s>GHrr in Ch;;.crry c;
'sr sni Cour; :l.r ':"y ad yer inst af 're-ad.
%; 2-wit J. Il. SANDS, C"Iar
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I tion will receive a n"1 impetus, and stocks,
| with other things, will % uF; hence, in anti
ciPation of another imitation, everybody for
the moMent, is a buyer.
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OFFICE Oe THE J. r. &: K CO.,
RICHMOND, Oct. !, ls.
I'VE 3rrUS M.e'iug of the Stockholders Of the a.a.
l. Es-r AID kauswha Company will be held n: Ibis Of
fic- IN Monday, the 10th Inst.
S;ocshotd-rs are rqasStet to app their psoxe. an
forward ;h- powers OF attorney :h- oice promptly
a, possible.
appointment Of Proxy.
EooT NJ! en by these Frssents That We, the sunsc:i
be.s being S;ockhoS in the Jases ES Kals Y:s
Company. 10 hcre:y constitute s7d appoint
---- our trur and lawful Attorney snd Proy-
70 each Of ic all General Meetings OF n.
Stockholders Of seid Company. held w,h;n s'x months
from and ae. the ue Hereof when p.rponal.
~ ps sent w other Proxy; h full
pnr"r and arthori;- such General Me-tirgs to give
srch vote and 20 C. othe. at acts al each
o. crud sv or c, Ie3i5er o: he said ec.Inss
personally present and do erehy ratify and
confirm r'Na'ever VOC Votes H. sad attor-
may !a@:lly do for In pursuance Of the
authority hereby conferred npon him
Witness our hands and reals this day Of
cns thousand eight hundred spd -
tsEAL.l
Tese, fSEAI i
! BY ORDER Of the Board Of Directors.
WIN p. MENFoRn,
p.i Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-06
CHhNCERTf NOTICES


VIRGINIA :-at Ru yS held III the CLERK :, II =. u
To- "Iou: tour L: h" lily Of Ril::'aora ,r III.
DAY 81 s"p"nc-r, issi
ID. T.. Williams r!a:r;-H
a. int
ID. I G.. Peters AMI o,h.rs p.rris,.r
lhs ~ = O! this suit l.. to rb's!a settlement. @! ~.
rarr"r.hl9 ualsac In, g! thc lat" firms II WipGar-
Peter :" 60 SD rrr- z ..,,ar,a S Co IN! 20 i..E
certain csi.:' .Gs !rh;s iG he rgoccrdin ,ilt:gd r
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mi >'i' EhT'G% tccJ E.e ~. tit.i thai the cgrG,-t
h1Gv" n"r Il l. GnTs.i"a; - iEi- Co.ru c!r ill., .
tr"u" pur'c:io1 hereof, ard 10 ~ha; q, crss.ry 10
pr"i:s; L.t !a!Te:I n 'nis "Gi'
A ropy--r':.t":
sii--~;w BENZ POLLARD C!ck
tTI%i:ISI; - =! CnANIERY:-y,t Eairs ia H..
ii rk'S ofic- Of BE Circoit Court Gn,ut; ,t
CHes;r::~ on ':e .:st Mca.y in September. !s,ii.
t'ciIdnit Il iEvb A-i-%. Nia.n:In.,
h;iI!aNt
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r"n 81 Errhcirii iaav d-ci.. E..iard mGAa"wn, ..i
rrsidt rts oI the STATE Drirnd.u.s
!h, :ay hU P!c.u'iis Ei'i ihcr BEL; tie object oi
WhiSh IL 20 Gb ain Gee for the sale for division of
ia tract q" !aad, held - dove. by the ate Susan Graves
fer d. coa.arin so scres, Ia Chesterfield ccuaiy, on
S1!t C.ce.;.
Anu appearing by affidavit, that t!,4 Children sf Eu
p1r!aia itHSey, d-cd. afkaIwn. .uG9nis ar.
noa :r'idsns Of .!c tato ia red thai t.y spp.a.
her" WITHIN i0.i'h o d:r pli.c,inn OF this
orlrr, Uu ~ On hH: il n,cssr, pioter 'her n-rrs
IN ~ Nu md il is oiL.r"d ;.t py ~ tina order De
published once week, TOD four IN o3a
90 tr published n the city q ElLhnCHd AVID
copy .! i' be posted f-i.r OF the
i.DuN. this The rsl iay tle
County Couri.
&(opy-I"'tu:
NAIl..iN &. CGGEILL.
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