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YANKEE uN DISUNION.
Of Tie Eaouirel. 4:

To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
Gentlemcn: In the Enquirer" q few days
since, in au editorial, you use the. following
language:
i, may be a matter Of wonder to some,
that those American thinkers who long a."
saw, and said. that the Union was near its
latter end, should all have been SJutherncrs.
No Northern man appears to have ever once
dreamed OF it. NJ. Not even now can they
admit the fact"
These remarks are correct "a applied tn
j.. men Of the North generally, but one exception
may be found; for, in the great national, sec
tional discussion that occurred IN the Uuited
States Senate upwards oil MT'y gears ago,
between Senators Webster, OF Massachusetts,
on the part of the North, and Hayne, of S. c.,
on the parto of the South, the twogreat champions
oftheir respective sections, the former who was
the most honest and most talented statesman
ever raised North of Mason & lixon's line, used
the following ominous language: while the
Union lasts, we hare high, exciting, gratifying
prospects spread out'bsiUre US Tor US aud our
children. Beyond that seek not to penetrate
the veil. God grant that in my day, at least,
the curtain may not rise God grant that on
INV vision never may he opened 'ehat lies be-
hiad. When my eyes shall be turned to be-
hold for the last time the sun i" Heaven, may
/ not see him shining on the broken and dis
honored fragments Of once glorious Union
on States discovered, diScordamt, belligereat--
ON land rent with civil feuds, or drenched, it
may be, in fraternal blood"
And if the foregoing language is not suth-
cient, we. find him more than treny gears
afterwards, and just before his death, using
the following language in o letter in reply to
John Taylor, an old acquaintance In New
Hamrshire. "There are Some men who de-
light in heat, smoke, combustion, and even
general confagration. They do not follow
the things that lead to peace. They enjoy
only controversy, contention and strife. Have
no communion with such persons, either as
\ neighbors or politicians. 1ou have no more
right to say that slavery ought not to exist IN
Virginia than Firglnian has to say that
slavery ought to exist in New Hampshire
oTbis is question left to every St"te TO decide
for itself; and if zee mean 10 keep the States to-
oether, we must ieave to every Stasethis power
of deciding for itself"
This was the language Of Northern states
man, who for esaw the probable dissolution OF
the Union from the constant encroachments of
the Northern fanatics upon the constitution,
in their eagerness to abolish State institutions,
even at the risk ofinauguratIng an s'irrcpressi-
Bile coudi"t" 1t shows that hesaw 'what was
behind" the curtain of fuiurity was inevitable,
unless "every State was allowed the power of
deciding for ITSELF" Comment upon it is use
less, at this time, as the crisis is upon us.
L.
On these extracts from Mr.. Webster, it is
to be remarked that they do not seen. to us to
controvsrt our assertion, that there was no
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Northern man who long Ego Thought arc
said that the Union was near IL latter end"
Many have said, indeed, by way of a rhetori-
cal menace to an opposing party" You must
do Justice to the South, or You cannot preserve
the Union" Distinguished Democrats who
ure now calling for a more vigorous proseco-
ton of the war, have used such language IN
Congress hundred times; but although they
held up such menacing prospect they never
meant, nor said, that such dissolution OF the
Union could DO accomplished without being
resisted by rar. They did not speak OF 1t as
an event which patriots should desire to bring
about, but as a crime which miscreants might
at,emp, to pcrpc,rate. Mr.. Webster himself
accompanies his sad picture with what
he conceived to be its inseparable
pendant-'.a country drenchcd in fratricidal
blood" For they have always insisted, and
do insist, Notwithstanding our polite disclaim-
er of the relationship, in styling US their
brothers. Mr.. Webster, then, did not say that
the Union was near its latter end, but only
that the encroachments Of the North might
! produce the attempt to break it up, which
would put the Yankee nationsto the disagree
able necessity Of cutting our throats-tat is
ALL
Just SO, English statesmen, when in oppo'
sition, during debate upon some Irish ques
ton, have often said: Do justice to Ireland,
or you cannot preserve the Union. Such Ian,
guage is called in this country buncombe; in
that, blarney.
These Yankee statesmen sometimes, in,
deed, speculated upod dissolution hypotheti,
cally as an intolerahle disaster which might
befall the country if net guarded against
but the purport Of our remark is, that the
Yankee country never produced q Secession
ist-a Secessionist per some who held that
the next thing which, in the course of hu,
man events, ought to be brought to pass, was
Il dissolu; ion of the Union.
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Through the pjlitcncss OF Judge Ou!d, We
have been placed in possession OF Northern
papers bearing date as late Us Saturday last
she 9TH lust As much of our space is filled
by the message of Gov. Letchcr, we are com
PEELED to give on y 4 Brief summary CT the
news to be CLEANED from these journals. The
latest dates received in Yankcedvm from
Charleston were To the lat inst. The "lIer
add states at that time the sirge was going
On against Fort Wagner, towards which Gen
eral Gilmore hui succeeded in running {
parallel.
The Herald gives glowing account o
what it terms "Drlliant affair" on the par
OF Gen. Fitzpatrick, in destroying the cap
turci gunbouts Satellite" ard Reliance" Of
the Rappahannnck.
Tie Herald" states that the Co federats
! sueril!as are threatening to cut oil the supply
of coal from Washington by burning thc
boats on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
TIE navigation Is now almost suspended, III
boats being afraid 70 leave Georgetown Q,
Cumberland.
Burnside selegranhs Abraham on the 4tl
instant that he took Kingston, Tennessee, OF
4th instant with little opposition. Part o
Zen. Miutry's brigade, OF EoSecrans army
jIiued him previous to his entrance into the
town. The Herald" states that the whole o
Eastern Tennessee. except the region abou
Chattanooga, has been evacuated by the Con
fedcrates.
The headquarters of the Yankee army Of the
cumberland were still at Stevenson, Alabama,
on the 18th instant Only q portion Of the
army had cross the Tennessee river. The
forces on the rr.th side are now engaged in
| movements aiming at the destruction of the
Georgia railroad, forming Gen. Bragg's line
Ut communication.
The Republicans swept the entire State in
the recent elections in California. The vote
stood
Republican 56O3t
Uuion Democrats 3O,9l4
Copperheads 32,750
The notorious Jim Lane delivered blood
thirsty speech in Lcavenworth, Kansas, or
the 9th ut. He desires to wipe out all the
inhabitants of the border counties in Missouri
without regard 10 sex, age, CONDITION or poll
tics, and to burn over all the country border
ing Kansas on the east. two or three counties
deep and to lay waste everything in that sec
ton.
Gold sold on the ith Instant at l3l}; OK
change l43al4G.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


WnEAT-The article is arriving more freely
| but the price continues at 50 per bushel, th
prics the Government rffcrs. The Government
| is now obtaining p, rtion Of the army supplies
of Gour from 10th vi DIR city mills, and this vii
doubtless cause q suspension Of compoiiion il
the purchase of wheat.
| FLvuR.-Messrs. Warwick & Bar!ssdale ars
| selling small quantities of supeltine at S25 PEI
| barrel. ] he commission merchants are selling
country -four at SO to SO according to quality
| The average prize. is $50 for s,ip'rfiue.
| MILL OrFAL.-Bran.S = ~ per buslIcl; shorts
81 80 brown stuff 81 ship stuff 50;
| TnBACCn-Wepun;c inferior Tugs at il 90 to
ls 90: good 20 % to ~ 90; fine bright. $500 to
80 %; Inferior leaf 80 90 TO IS 90; good, 40 OF
10 30 90; fine shipping GO 90 Ia 10 90. fine mans
| nnc,uring. - 90 to 10 co: fine bright wrapper
200 90 to 300 20, with occasional sales at cher
| figures.
Corn is lower. We now quote at s. IS to
| 81 per busle.
| Corn MEAL.-CTY ana country ground cora
| meal ~ selling at 81 to $40
OATS -Salrs Al So PER bushc!
ONIONS. -SI5 per buShel
RYE.-S7 pr bu>h"l.
HAy.-i,aled hay brings $40 per hundred
pounds Oats and fodder same price.
BACoN-The Market is quiet ut 81 93aS2 for
shoulders. and S2aS2 20 fui hams and mjdngs.
IRos-The price of bar iron ranges from 80 TO
40 cents per- pound according to ,izn Horse.
shne rons' on Genus per P"''''I' VI" OoNit"ion
nails, 81 to 50 cents per pound
LIME 81 per barrel.
GRoCERiEs-We quote brown sugar A. > 20
as. Molasses, Sii 10 si' per gallon. Cot
fee. 81 to "a 10. kice' ~ 10 - cents San.
80 to 10 cents. Cotton yarns - oo 10 - W per
pound. Sombrero gnan"' SU per ION: ur"9no
plaster, $40 per ton; Corn whLskey: 81 20 o."
per gallon: Rye whiskey' 90 10 600 App'e
hraHdy, 90 no S"u. o"Ppc,ms ~ VS. I,a oG"'"
Butter. SO 10 50 ~. iaiiow candies - 10 ," w.
Wool, So 81 to S4 5u.
PLANk-Sales lass week OF virginia pine
plank, at sou per th"nsan"' ooaru measure,
W"M i,; wool S"I p per c b 0'N "o"o
ID 10 90 let e''T EIW NJ ,,,Ir lIs'' O"""'
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TIE MESSAGE OF COY. LETCuER.

This admirable public document was read
Yesterday in both Houses of the General As
semhly, and, with the single exception-that
of calling the Confederate States of America
the Southern Coniederacy'-we commend
the message and its recommendations to cur
readers. If the Legislature will set itself dill
gently to work up Sn the recommendations of
the Governor, and lesisate his recommends
tions, it will prove good thing for Virginia
that they were called together.
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: : Sx1-.:::;T:.-z:zes.l:.-.-E:s
GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJ'T AND INSPR GENLS OFFICE,
RUrtIuoNn Sapt lSt3


GENERAL ORDERS,
No. Il9.
/. All officers and agents Of the quarter
master, cummissary and CONSUMPTION depart
mcnts, will render all assistancein their power
in collecting arms, abandoned or LETT by strag-
slers in tie hsnds of citizens.
i II. Arms thus collected, will be turned over
to the nearest ordnance officer who W i'll receipt
Tor the same, and, upon proper vouchers. pay
any reasonable expense actually incurred for
transportation.
III: Medical Inspectors will be recon-
mended by the Surgeon General, and being
approved, will DO annts,nccd in orders from
this Office"
". As heretofore required, in General Or
ders, No. "a, # lSG2, respecting The hides OF
becves. commissaries of subsistence in III"
field and AZ depo's, will transfer the hi'ies Of
slaughtered sheep to officers Of the quarter
masters department, who will receive and ere
serve them TO lie tanned.
BY order.
1Sisned) S. COOPER.
Sept. s-lw. Adi't & lnsp'r Gen.
sss- Wing copy one week.
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ADJ L lNSP II GEN.S OfflCC,
RIcuHoND, Sept. Isl, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. lis.
I. All officers of the Quartermastcr's De-
partment, serving at posts or depots, will re-
port Immediately to the Quartermastcr Gene
raj their location, the character of the duties
discharged by them, and by whose order they
were so assigned.
II. The principal quartcrmasler at each
post or dept, will likewise report the names
IF all quartermasters serving thereat. He
will also examine carefully into the occupution
of each officer and will designate such us can
be spared for service elsewhere.
Ill. The chief quartermaster of each scpa-
rate army will forward To the Quarterma>tnr
General, at the earliest practicable dav. 4
complete list OF all his s"hurdinatcs stating
specifically the regiment, brigade division ,r
corps to which each may hc attached, or when
engaged on special duty, the character Thereof
~ or,:cr.
(SignrA,) S. COOPER,
sent j--lw Adi't ard Insp'r Genl
c=2g- Wig cory one week
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GEsEsAL ORDERS
adopted by
the
Concerned special Of officers and agents the u
thereto: RlcHxoxD 20, 1868.
JAMES, SrpDosS ccrsry Of War an .,-,o,ol tho
bill recently ~
should
following schedules OF prices
4 difficulty OF obtaining
postponed the p:eent ill our next sc se cn
blowing
impressed elsewhere the prices are TO
Ibe lsewirr stot
hhrhoNl the cost
article be
uhG land
deducted front established OF l@lng
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DANK NOTE ENGRAVING.
(signcd)
Sept. 5-1w
Wing copy one week

GEO. DUNN E. CO having completed their engage
rnent with the g s. Teatiry BaDS Not En9Tav' RS.
AMI having reno ed from the Office hey in the
Department 10 Ihcr new -r"ms 80 on tue corner Of Ma
and aye now p. pared :, I'll orders for State
or Bark NoieI Chanse Bills, Sat. Corporation or Ran
war b. d. Bankers Check Bills of Exchang" Crriih
Gates &c Thy will be glad 30 show n. original designs
end ip-p- sion, the st-rl r!acs engraved bytcm :or
t.C e vernne-t surp'y des gns and make e-li.
Cpat.s for EnCraTn- AMI Se- Plate Prni &.
large supply Il Bs Note Paper on hind.
Par'i-s A. u dista CO requiring Bank Noirs engraved
ard printed nIs give r, f-Ferc- either in Ric.Ond
Columbia, 5. G. GE' DCN::.
W Linn GEL LATLT,
JOHN GEMMELL
Richmond, Sept 1853 se4-n
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MUsrcAL.-A Gne piano, of the best manufac'
ture, is advertised in the Enquirer" for sale,
which at this time especially, offers 6ne invest
ment to the musical. Apply at this Office.
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|tI X & l. l. 4 X

|rIRCU X.
Educational .t.sorinfion of the Confederate
S;HIcs Of imerica.
This Association It's meeting. IN April, received 20
hold It's ne,t ME- ting ut ianta Georgia the fTli
Wrdn. siay in September The state 81 the
very ff-rent what t. anticipated that ,':.-.
forbid. the expectation ~ g-n.' al rdarce u
teachers and r'ens o. eUcH;ior; and NAM o.
have expressed the opinion tht me purposes Of he i,s"
citation would be beg; siTcr"- by potponirc N. meet
ing Corrurring in h--e Yevs and behaving hat they
express thu general jntg s; deem mys'l agthorzsd
10 that re n.r'ns Of n. Association u posi-.
PoSED future day, -. which due notice will bs
given iu the public print.
J. +. REYNOLDS. D. D..
sep 1.tf Prea!d-ntoi il- Assvca.ioa.
II All State papers p ease copy.
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I AND AND NEGROES I'm Cumberland Co. 70,
] Ipat-The subscriber wi.hes rent out for the c:l.
srinr yrar the Land oil wh Oh -he rrss in Cumbs rland
couu rnn;a Ming about 50ar in good condition and
uricr good fences with Brick Dwelling Housf,
containing Eight rooms and all nec-s.ary oubuildugs
ib rG thirty N-:r: will he hired 10 the person who
rents the land: among the negroes there Is carriags
Griver, several sNc-eat bousesGrvans, good cook
washer ard i-or-r, &c
Tn. Dwelliuc-Houss Is well supped with all necrssar,
FurD!t re- nearly cw which will also be rente' with tr
ia H. 4 d-sired Pos..sso will be given on the Isl dal
4 JANUARY. lsGi. Ny pos,ofiice Il Cuinhersn cour
Housr, Virgins. AMELIA e. lSBELL.
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EDUCATIONAL.

S'0vTiiERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
y Richmond. Yn.
The daties CT ,iis Institution will Le resumed on lie
Is .:Oiy in cioirr AID c,nsc HI ,s OF IuY. II 4
fn. .rns. Apply 10 u. LEE POWELL,
Z. tt: Principal.
LHENaRE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
n charlottesville, fn.
John HART. VI. A., PRINCIPAL and Proprietor.
n" sex: session suss Trptcnbcr 18th and eHis ls.
o. June.
Fr piriirsrs to terms. course o: study. &C. 8pi,
IT, The pTiir,,,a; ~ Chariot, -vr-. ~ .Hw!=-
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PRIVATE SALES.
y .prtilAAS0CK RIVER LAND FOR SALE

D.pPtnaAEOCK RIVER LAND FOR SALE
p 7, of tia. marpifcrn, estate. known n COrbE'.
fmrIcy ale, lyGaco he Nor ,'r Of "a" R.i.paaa
nocI; r.yc- IN lie cyuH!y King George J. miles IRON
tT h.Tc"shu-G.
TIE .r nf the Of red for sale Is rec from w's.-
land am i.scrip ion fr,mt- III" river; contains
rec II; srrv~y. ah.u, :i2D Four iinmdr and T"".i!
dcG i'iO 40 :'rll- by TIL main count road
TIE Held u:r. III, ra: 1. und-h by stream nf
ftlia. wat; both Il ida w' ,et in clover with soII
-LU !y AID ard ga TIL" land /. r'i clay -uh
roll. from gray c'v-r-f with rc p.n locust
.G Gar c:us, ID enough ile road -cs TO keep thea
enclose
The woodl to b. sod with The above is o' conts
irs ~ r-cra: urrry. one cres nh Ut halt mi +
dist from the .tte hir fly ward "t the ccnnf,
road: ll.s f,ng stream ~ water runn.t rough
m'iiIr # it. aud mp the - Al :irahlr mill I'll,
with ah.avy grow of white oak. red -,
ged and Eics ~
None the above land Is in the least damaged BY ii
np.tion Of ~ mics o. oihGrwiSc
one hu det btr'e,s NJ I the hasd has been sid
from tie borc land beside the usual prcduce Viz
gina farm
Tnc .sae admirably adapted to the growth Of corn,
:Tlca; and TO- acco "nd frGi;.
For Terms III. FUR her particulars, apply 20
THOS. B BARTON, or
". p CONWAY.
Prcst o? the Bank Z Va. 1T Fredbg. now IN
yal.-duy :hc Dana OF Va II Richmond.
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HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE.-I have, in Hall
L fax Comfy Va, Tract Ct Land containing about
100 .cr-s iyiag iyco Black Walnut, within v.
Offer Tor se!c.
This tact has upon IL Two Pretty ~Gcod Settlements
;iO Sf Of then with 80 a"res OF ead) is Eo~
heI ~ q dover property.
Il isag I'D urtghhcfno convenient 10 athe Churches
end is IN one II the nc.L Tobacco Growing Sections in ht
State.
TIE land is Of Free Grey Soil, we'll adapted To tn,
growth the various products Of this country tobacco
particularly w" waite ed by several good. springs anr
rrrks running through upon h.ch ihe:e IS iaIT pro
portion OF. very icrit low grounds
Person, washing invest silt DO well TO examine this
lsnI Captain John Fanku, residing the ed lining
s,rIa, will show IL TO any one wis., Ing t. zee Il.
Ii not prior the LIST Oct0br next, Will sell l. ri
r:.bic ..uc:ior. on the premises. that day.
FERNS: rash credit, TO suit purchasers
Fo- further particulars, address The subscriber
b. FAULKNER,
Red Oak Grove Post Office,
mig s-dtOctl. Charlotte County, Va.
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Wagon, &C.,


and
In
Qualities nd
Of thee whcn
But public
all
family
>prnlam nd rmlsa
rested frs
iby
rlanfc thrses>2 Deach.ar mue each.
niiu nofou
all
i!
uaIt
Grv would
Any osrh
icnces.
cxacy and therefore entitled the maximum
in all reduced
nuce them low the standarl o
FN F..
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s;:l :';s}A[ ~. rs.
Ey Tardy & Wiiiiams, Auctioneese,
Corner 18TH y Gary Streets.
AUCTION SALE.

-lOO IO-N LII
nUE usual Or Gerry sale will tik: placc IN THC2:
| LAY SENr IA iurh ust OO'ccCs IrV.r.y
81. oci ,cS We viii .sll:
$500 pieces VIII Paper
,-clI All velvet dos
AIuici. -
Statue. aud o.hcF de :o.a:t,Sa
.,lJ ro!gus- Col and Other Hcck-
SUPER "r iarSe size A!.as
/ common! Bc!.:-rs!
Lag. scale beams, Sc -:
sc Id IiHDG y WILLIAMS
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JNOR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND IL ,ae uape
i END o: Charlotte county, containing 600 Acres
100 OF which il n origins! forest, with abundance
heavy pine and timber Saw mill within one and 8
baf nile Of the farm.
The Dwelling contair six rooms, but needs rspsirs.-
A ddress POwHATAN BOCLDIS,
Hsrvsy's Depot, Charlotte county, Va.
sulo-ecdiw.
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Z 4 BEAUTIFUL FARM.
Forming The OF the late battle field hear Freder
1cksburE. /: contain, about
600 Acres,
100 Of which arabic and tie balance growing up IL
wood II has Il excellent G list NJ II. and tht
Dwelling House subs, antal brick building, cei a!G
ing Is r comparatively Me- Applcaio for Ierms
further information rrsptciDg tie property can bt
III de !" X. K HOWISnS, Richmond or TO the propre
tor on the premises.
An - aw JOHN. HOwISON.
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OFFICE VA CENTRAL R r. CO., ,

OFFICE VA CENTRAL r r. CO.,
RICHMOND Sept ., ls63. )
THE Board of Directors Of toe Virgin Central Rail
/ r sd Conf any have 'clarei dividend o. pcr 81
on the capita st OK of III. pany, payable 70 the
stockholders on and a".rtfe 18th iDst
The books OF transfer viii be closed until tho 18th
inst
By order o. tha Eos-t J. GARRETT,
s.3-Iw Treasurer.
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NTOTICE.-In consequence of n" death Of Vim 8.
~ TriueIt. Esq lac President Of the Old Dominion
Iron and Nail Works Company. he Board Of Directors OF
sad noupapv. meeting held this dsy, unac N nus
appoint Ro E BLAEKENSHIP The Commercial
''s- ~ ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.. vIs-Prn.
Richmond, Sept. 3, 1853 Ut.'l1
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::Y I.uui.rs, To.i.sun :. en:'stt, Anct's

UITinS NOTICE =! reGirst of Mr.. !!
\ iyv - Go. ,.r~. f".. a. l!.rI: store y l.. hG
acct ~. iGr.I!Hy, Sc ;-Et-i ~. ytIi.n,'I,Tr e.
u -, a rnri vIr. s.",k ! CLOTHING, GSInp1.:.rs
iar.--
sc.G Goats md ON,r,gas
80 Itrl'' r, ,rAtt5
- u iurt Cf..
- .oG IiGcu Is IN S..r
IN he r"..-
B.rk -. liv'r Pm,
3 xix. q ~ ..td F"..y Tive! Pa,
t.s iu-Ir, I-,y t.44 SATIN Vets
-, $50, .'.-ssl..- - s.! ElU..y shirts
S.I.r Mgi.i.n SGiri- Mise: DTmScIs
Es.h Ties, L...va -.
i.'n.sI, san W t",.t4 ii.A1s
- e." lr-h ..I.-u
40 y. Z an / real
1909 " hoe d
= 49, hrEu.t -,
AGd bong yii,r >- ''r.bl' an scGso1 nb'" "on'i
LnS.A.sS, ioLGLoON y I" iLrTG
~. ~
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IT b A CO AG ECY

Harvey, Hunt, James & Ce,
Virginia St near Dauviic' De"o',
As Agents fer the ranu'gct1rers KEEP always hErd
large variety CT the choicest brands Of the best aco-
rirs
We have now for sale
10000 Packages. 70 which tie attention o,
buyers Is solicited
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iETiDS StLE.--'In Tuesday, sh in. =
"a rll -si u. "ur WdT"hn 80. Is large .Gi clngr
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-08
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