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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
GOOD NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Mr.. MASON IN Ireland

IUubIu Sept 81 o. rrsspondenc" OF London Post
Mr. Mason the Confederate Dmissioatr IS low for
the second time The guest Of the Earl AID Oouutess of
DonouEhmore and appears to be iogratiatng himself
With the IrEh people, and especially With me ladi &.
At splendid al hery Iete which took plsce last We
al Kn0cklofy, (Lord D no, lmore's seat) ar Mason
presented valuable .sFleu brooch 10 be competed
.or by the fair toxophltes.
OF handing the pr to the winner, Lord Donouph-
more took occasion to express his sympathy with
Tue CcniedtrIes and his wishes for the sue
csss. "N1 one" said his loTdship, with q sp,rk
OF love for home and liberty animatng his breast
no who admires those grsas virtues which
| have ever secured the admiration of mankind, can
look upon the contest now wsgDg thrOu zhout the
Col!edaIate States withou; ieelug OIL Gus for The
trim pi of the Southern cause Tu5 it is that we
hsvs lot taken any part in that Struggle Tnis some
people may regret--ohers approve; out though we
have no. recogn their cause, hearts have been
with those gallant and noble men, (Oheers We have
tho happiness OF having amongst this night hon
bic gentleman Who fills distinguished position as
representative of the Sou hsrn States i, ia far from
bis kindred and from his native land; bus though sep
araed ho Is from his country, aud though his mind
is Ia urally led vito anxiety for the issue of those
momcntOus events now happening there, still he has
kind enough to honor oar s.ive sports with his
presence and ASSET Ia our pleasures by presenting
the beautiknl and valuable prza. (Hear, hear) am
sure that there is here in q Is assembly who
docs not hope for Mr.. MasOn's return to his country
under the brightest circumstances and who not ready
TO breathe prayer that when he goes hack to that
ctantry he may fad it free, Independent and happy.
Perhaps at some day not far distant he may have
the pleasure Of being present a. an archery meat
ing in his own native laud which will recall to his mind
the present scene. He may it Is true, observe with
the many blanks that has caused in the CIR
Gle of his friends but though great the sacrifice, the
knowledge that taey died fighting for liberty and home
aud rough The terrible struggle which they erglg,d
their native land nherts freedom-this viii remove the
pain which suOh a ssddening retrospect would olher-
Nise eriog TO his mind, Applause present THE
valuable jewel according to he conditions arranged by
Mr. Mason, to the LADY having the highest score Of the
meeting, but VII } won priz3 f,re Mics IN.
key, hnd With grsat pleasure is the young lady en-
Sled 10 receive il aud che will ION With US in
Oonfeders.es.
Mr.. nsson here presented bis prize to Mas ssnkey,
with whom be cordially shook hands
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
OSsus, ths, Wu make many psss vsSaai 10 The Eapka
Of the enemy.
The Spirit of the Yankee Canvass for the
Presideney.


The H.rad Of all papers, has taken to leeturing lie
contemporaries on their lack Of decsncy in conducting
the canvass 1. threatens the Linconites with the
query
Chow long do the chief organs Of this Lincoln fac
ton believe that they can with impunity pursue the
work of VilifJ ing General Mcclellan as coward,
'poltroon "Fator" and 60 forth in city which WILL
beyond any peradVsntuTe, cast from lixsy to eighty
thousand votes in his favor at the next election =
On the other hand, it warns the NcOellAnitss that
the violence Of their language unless Aba'ed must lead
70 violence of another kind. We quote:
'.Not content with challenging the personal honesty
Of eur national Che MAgs rae, they have oil s'e ooIn
through their daily ana weekly organs, put form H.
situations TO the dseredt OF Nj. LncOlns wife, charg
10 her in one ius.auce with accepting bnoes and IN
,Gother with same plltry peouAnon III croekeTy Dill
Z less hess aboiaable practices Of The partisan press
are ehfokec in time snSl most asAufeoy nave &c nt
=, yiclerco before the Idss OF nSxs November. This
s 4 revolutionary period aud the minus Oh men are
| (. a smed ~ unWonsed sssiUns
Toe Herald sums up with the following pleasant pic
tste OF what MAJ come;
In the pre.eat med and revolutionary condition
OF the pu0lc mind any spak may to knae con.
gsaLOn that will not be q insusned without nooo-
lied. There will fear lie attacks upon ans oInces
OF me newspapers engaged N these seurrous Oupour
pSa and shalt have the misfortune 20 SEQ the eator
81 ncOln organ suspended Ga lamp posi- ~ us
cor Ter while Ehe eaiio- o. suO1nef Lincoln organ
20. hin company on the lamp posi- CpposiIe. Every
40. OF violence committed IN the democratic me
Otos will be Fetslateo IN come one or oner VI those
rufal districts which The Lincoln men Sfo slroEg
q tic Up no. oil tie whole scandAious lare lns 10y
Al States viii DO plunged into riOS ana4ay and lneis-
eliminate lynohDg, These stquences We regard Is
Inevitable unless greAter moderation oil DO lmme
iasey sylCei b. The pArIisan writer's Of the Lnooln
aud kcOlelAn Irsss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
DEMOCRATS ATTACKED BY sOLDIERS-SIX
PERSONS WOUNDED.

[oerrsspondsncs Of the Philadelphia Agal
At the CLEO of DemocI attic meeting which was held
at Potsvlle Pa, Saturday last, as the crowd was
diepereipg suddenly party oil twenty 3avaymeD, with
drawn sabres rushed out OF by street and attacked
the people. One man was horseback and led the
Others. They charged upon the mass OF people, tram
ping upon some; cutting aud sasning others with their
satrss They all belonged to camp on theoulskir Il
the town.
Many women tainted, others shrioked. The people
thus suddenly beset, for moment gave way, but as
the surprise Was over they turned on the SOL
diers and began hurting stones aud club, ut them
The DeuoGriti were resolved to defend themselves,
aud lev, caring attack, bad brought weapons with
theT. For moment IL appeared as ii there would be
lie riot In the streets, but as quick as thought the
solar uned ino an alley IN got out OF the way.
Not one could be found.
Sx cuzsns oil PJtHvils we're wounded; some of them
badly. did not Of any Of the LADIES' being hurI
though many were frightened, and some fell were
bravo Among the wounded men was q returned /
Nho had just home, ha ding served three years
and sevsn'eea days in the army. other olc
man. BothIwere Dsmoaas. tn, cavalry wao CON-
niIted the outrage belong % regiment of one Years
men, raised at OhambersDurg. They nave never bee
| 10 sny engagement with the Rsbels.
As half past seven o'cock &C indignat on meeting
was called, md John n. Irosand Z q, placed in tie
| o ale. At q brief address ii. In hr. kcAdam M.
Cook was introduced. aud then Mr.. Wiae. All we're
desded N their denuaca on Of the GU rage commit
IN tns afternoon, aud one malt o. the DsosrAs VIC
came to the nignt meeting mad arms VIA them. Tney
wsie de.ernine to project thee selves
No attack was made however, .nough there was some
hootiDg and s!oEt-broWing lqucky hushed up thougb
i from dark corners. The more moderate Rspub cant
deploTedths days violence, and had urged the CAM
nander Of the cavalry TO keep bis men in camp. II
WAS feared that riot might 10 the evening" Ano
tue AbOliiions we're afraid Of getting hurt Weapon.
were plaily exhibited, and the Democrats shovel de
termination which was unmissskshl.. However, Nc
outrage occurred and after Tremendous cheers for the
| adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
LETTER FROM JOHN VAN buren,.

John Van Irsa was invited to speak at q ratifca-
ton meeting in Syracuse. liable to attend, he sem
the following response to the invitation:
Ny DEAR SIR,-Ths campaign upon which We are
entering will require all the prudence. and fki az well
as yRor Of those who conduct it. Care ought 10 be
taken to seprao the great questions of the war, ts
legitimate objects and proper mode of conducting it.
feom any purpose plan Of abandoning il with df-
honor Uader our Constitution, Congress and the
President declare The admirable resou ions In
troduoed by Mr.. Critenden and passed by Congress,
declare with precision and truth the origin objects and
proper end Of tbis war.
No ac! Of the President can change this declaration
of war; but it may furnish abundant reason for re-
moving him. l. has SEEMED to me, therefore, that
while denouncng the ine iceOcI, corruption and vio-
lations Of the Constitution which mark this admins
traton, We should demand that the war should be
prosecuted for it's Legitimate OBJECTS and that chief
magistrate should be chosen who will not only do this
but who will test proposals for peace by the standard
of the Constitution instead of his own caprice
Again, the supporters of General Mcclellan should
remember (f f.rences of opinion exist among them)
that it lie tue privilege Of opposition TO disagree in
subo nate matters.
Those who demand q change of adm instr alton, and
who have no. full opportunity Of conference aud con
sulla ion with each other, may properly make this
change their paramount obi o.. and await their sssunp-
ton of po re determining absolutely their pre-.
80 line of administration Taey have thus the benefit
OF oblelvng intern eds!e evens and d. pls;ionstey
comparing Cpjnons.
must be eIcu'ed lo' making these suggestions. but
l. ems 60 me they msy beuf service Ia Lifting
those who bel We vi that the overthrow of this
administration Is essential to the restoration Of The
Union and the re-eatahlshmen. Of our prosperity
Pru1snee visor, Integrity Misunderstanding s and pat-
rVtam have distinguished the career Of General Me-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
PRESIDENT BARNARD.

10 the Editor Of the Whig;
You recently publshed letter Of Pref Bledsoe
no. cling TIE regeneration Of Northern man WAC BRO.
tessed Southern principles before The var, while epioy
ng tho Hospitality aud support of Southern COM
musi,iss l eau add listle to his history.
Afer beiJ 7. o'essOr 10 Alabaua University, be
vas elected President OF the University Of Mississippi
he there prOessed extreme Southern views UGH be
srote TO POL Bedsoe. He attended the LIS. meeting
Of the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR TIE ADv.NoIMEHI
OF SCIRcE hed ct Newport r. l., on 1T August.
1850. A. ttal meeting the Southern members insisted
the next meeting being held in q Southern city, AZ
out Of twelve meetings had been held at the North
After much debate aud opposition, the Southern mem
oers carried tbs point AID NAsRvILLE WAS designated
tor The peI meeting. The sOu.h Insn climsd the fl
cars aud the iolloHIng we're elected:
Rev. !. A Barnard Of Aississ ppi, President: d,
Z W. Gbbes, o. S JUN "a. ohna, Vice President Prof
JJ sph LIE Oonte, OF South Carolina SscretIy So IL
h apparent that President Barnard received the high
est hOnOrs as we'll as support from the South.
Wnen tie Protestant Episcopal UopVenEion of the
Slah met 81 COiu AbIa IN November, 1861 to arrange
It's secession from the Convention of the United aes
aud Southern OIglnlz ,lon, the Rev. f. A. p Barnard
present as clerical delegate from the Diocese Of
Mississippi, and tooS part in It's proceedings.
l. is Nel that this tact should De kaoSn of the Iwol
N theep clo.nluSs ne Is now PRESIDENT o. Coums
Oh College, NsW York, the refuge OF rsnegades from
b SJuth, where the notorious Pso. Leber Who own
d slaves in Columbia, aud member ola Southern
gnts Association, uatil ne refused the Presidency
al Ssrta Carolina College, sought and obtained fat
slaIy! No educational Institution of the North repre-
sinssd EIe a0olaOn feeling more th An Column ia COL
isgs under the charge OF Charles King-Snd no one
Ms better suited to traitors from Southern prize pes
0,cagse /; pays better sasres.
Il vas during the E9 scOpa Convention above alluded
-, presided over by the venerable Bishop Meade that
tie amen'ed peae said In conversation, that the pre-
cent VAR ia prOvidendal-IhaG he Almighty had allowed
IL 70 separa two incompatible races-that it would re-
q1ife a. least Ihree years. through much tbulaon for
lie gulf IF uo0d 20 be established to eect the perma
neaJ sepAIaIion. How prophetic the declaration The
sui OF blood does eIs, Gad God grant that tht re
esyer Wi be The thought Of re uoion with tie ~.
prIic plsd race rom winch we have pItedI Y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
lJoHespondsuce OF tne Advert and Register.
SMITHS ATROJITIES IN NORTH MISSISSIPPI

Ia
MAHHALL COUsIr, Aiss., Sept l4.-Oi course you
have heard Oh the unparalleled afro ties committed b.
A. j. Smith, In his late march from Memphis to Oxioro
with his mongrel army Of 20 900 men, Zoe half of the
unsI taxable inamies by them has not been
tod ana perhaps never wall be. lad intsad, to give
you companions statement o. 70 much of hsir cut
ra ses had come to my kno Iedge. Du SO 10 say
my pen recols from the lOstlsome TAX. The whole
raid, all along On both tiss OF thei. line Of MARCH
seems 10 have been nothing Blu. coHardy Onslaught
upoa woman and Children, uasrmed, old and dsablsc
men. They eli nut come ou 70 fghs our soldiers huI
simply to make var upon woman and noL. Jomb
and III loo.e their brulti sodlery-paracular Y
The negroes and Du,ch-upoa detslceess and srea
dy bal. starving community.
ID Il there way TO make these Memphis Yankee raj
dsrs conduct the war cyilz d prncpietS
Oxford and Holly Springs were given 70 the ,m Q
BY Ordsr" of old Nhlsxy" Smith himself. BsIveeu
Lagrange, Tonne see, aad Oxford, AIsssslppi dn.
lance OF IS miles, mors than hat d.z,n real
lett upJn the roadside. OF this road TO the
1s.ance OF i've Gr Six miles on DoIn sdeP, the des
tfucaon OF ivAte prcp.rs has been tqliy sweeping
aLd ar cous. Ia carrying cut tbis syssem Of desuu
ton, numbsress and nsmeess acts OF cruelty and as
ssiDation were committed. Laiies of the first re-
spsola0hiy we're stripped naked, OF bad their clothes
.urned their HEADS ~ tleso Giabolcal Iu aus H.
search tr, asure. Wounded aislbIsd soldiers,
discharged from our army, we're shos down or hung
like dOsA Sick men and women, in q dying condition
we're 11ug from their beds 10 the Dor and thus IL =
stanIly murdered, on the p Ga shaI their sickness
vas pretenae, and that arms snd money, OF oth,i
yauabes, were sscre.ed under Ihem Dwellings, were
set en- fire, and grey haired old repeatedly ide
mo the flames, in mere Wantonness Of diaboilsn
run roaring mad
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
The Situation in Georgia.

We hhted III otoss cay that vsry iup7rtan! move.
n It had bsan made BY Gen. Hood The telegraph has
,lo'sd its character in stating thai Hooa's army is
Z IN the rear Of ermau'a. b. bold and, AppAr-
y, unieArtd rvrs, she ConfederAts com nauder
moved around half cree Of Hhch A,lau.a Was
focus, and struck the liae along which Sherman ad.
esd, Jhsr.by interpreting his army between sher-
l. Ms agd Chattanooga Na7bvl' ard al other bases
supply. Tue 5snolt Is she same 81 that by which
srmau eeupsllsc H3,d 10 evaoqate Atlanta, bl: il
,rs decisive for rsss0s5 {. a. Hood still lad one
lroad gpsn 10 hin aud friendly larry 70 fall back
10 VIII. Sherman IL gi. wi.lcu. any line Of eommu-
l'ostior I'D go which way he may, be will End Tim
Z -cu.D5 md nlss a- 1,.e dsd by consequences Of
& At imp -staro- T.. rrF a1-thSar IS nov opel 10
I sma1, and 81 IA. s.zs OF for Algusa and
Charleston Or =. "a saY.lnlb, CT Cl.u nous sai
N BILE, provided be en- travel With Hood's army oa
his back. and H::a everything possible done in his
f-cnt 70 Oo5sruS "a, 8dyalo Or b. mast turn about
aud make battle W.h Hood bis own chosen ground.
i The masltms, the Yankee forces about o1ylle
and ia East Tennaase9 viii probably move down upon
Hoods rear, to ShernAa's su9so. but they will rot
only be pursued BY the forces that have here oors
confronted q m hui VII meet a lion in theIr IA
in Tbs dSuntess aud rresisabs F5rFsst TIE game il
accomplished one aud not without great risk but the
pinch of Il az present ia on the Yanke g. and it may
Fssul. in that Russln ruin 10 them TIA the President
promised u his speech At Macon. Heaven grant It.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
RKClPIrULArION.
JOHE U. CARPENTER,
Caps- Oomd'g Battery

To LoUgHAalAss- R,fugee families from Louisiana,
o. pEsons no" in bulness in the ConfedeTacy resi-
denis OF New Orleans before the war are requested to
gead their address and post oics to the Louisiana
Home in this city.
took, with the names aud present address of such
LOuisauaus have been driven from tire State, is kept
CT freCee, in order TO answer the inquiries OF sol-
ders in the army, those visiting Redmond as to the
present abode If their friends Persons in the army
rom LOuiaiAns, DESTROYS OF sending letters to the
IraHs-A'Sis'Ppi, will have them forwarded regularly,
properly drso.oi aud sens und3r cover to "Louisi,
ana Home Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
The Cadets.

TIE new buildings al 1ingOl not being ready ftE
occupaney the fuoughs of the Cadets have been e1-
tended 70 the OgN0Yember II his state Of things,
the Secretary Of War; Vih the approval of the Cover
nor and Adant General OF Virginia, and by authority
Of lie Coa.cIp. set, has ordered 70 report at Rich
nc d. for service 10 the field al Cadets Of and over
seventeen srs Of age add has invited al under that
age 40 volunteer for service with their eonrsis the
whole rps DO discharged when academic eues are
resansd 4. the destitute. We venture 10 say there
win be few Of these gallant fellows shoss places viii
DO pcap. IN the battalion, but, should tbs opportunity
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06

OPTICAL IlLUsIoN.-The following instance Of sin
gaaf optical Hutton recently occurred in Brussels:
FGe victim vas a gentleman who, bsing somewhat
tOubl by cobNebs snd spots IN his eyes, rubbed them
enc night With few drOp Of belladonas. In the moro
ing the cobTebs Ver5 g)ne but the wsole outer face
OF the world had changed, His newspaper, which had
been placed by his bedside, composed of type so
email that ne could hardly deepher it. He rang the
bail and his stout servant Vench had shrank into thin
litle gil Of ten years. He got up in great fr ght
AID looked after his clobes-'hfy the garments
Of a ehi but, his limbs had diminished ia pro.
portion, he got into hsm he found his wife and chill
dren at chs table-.ho former a art aud the later
row OF dol9 He hurried of to his pb oiar; the horses
ne m'' looked like dogs, the dogs like rae. Every
thing was LliPutian Lotions were applied to the vic.
TN eyes, aud the mex day Brobdiguag returned
bringing back the cobWebs and spots
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
pIsciPLINE IN THg YANKEE SERVICE.

The Yankee authorities have promulgated another
record of court mniLg, which shows that they are
alive to The importance Ct keeping their GERS SOBER
l. appears from the record in question thai the follow.
ing officers have been convicted, viz: Bigadiers Ham
ard and Spsar; one C1one two Lieutenant Colonies,
one Maor twelve Captains, eighteen Frat Lieutenante
sixteen Second Leu:euaut, and Assistant son
They we're nearly all dismissed the servos One fifth
Tor drunkenness while on duty.
oEN. BIRNEY.
b rney whose tenth corps was to have supported
Spears on Saturday evening last has been recommend
ed 10 tho Yankee War Department for & Biigadier
Ganeralship in the regular army by Generals Grant.
Bulsr, Neads and others. Toe recommendation wa,
forwarded, however, before he marched toWards Rich
mond aud without hurting e SINCE Rebel marched
bIck again.
GOOD NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA,
"A CGiCisl despatch Was received last night OF the
War apartment, which say. L cut Col. Wncber has
Just returned from expedition to Western Virginia
He passed through BullsoWn, Jacksonville, Westoyer
Wakervlle, ana Weston. He reports tina. he DESTROY
ed million dollars worth OF stores, captured three
hundred PRISON. win their horses ard equifme
ought GU. I've hundred horses and two hundred heao
OF beef cattle, and sustained no los.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06

THRIVE THOUSAND MEN AWAITING TRANSFORMATIONS
TO TER ARNI.-There are about three thousand man
in j. department awaiting transportation. The Cav.
ernmsnt has nOt sufficient vessels q. its command "a
carry oil the troops in the harbor Yesterd Nv the
Charles lomas LEFT Hlrt's Iisnd with eight hundred
men. To-Day the Continental will take three hundred
nee from NV Haven and Two hundred from Harrs
Issnd-N Post
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06

oslaa thuk fas. The "pysssrystisn at the Union a,
all bsz,rds Ia the banner under which bis supporters
rally and firmly believe that those great qualities and
this glorious principle will commend him to the popular
choice as the saviour Of the republic.
Truly yours, j. VAN BURrS.
OWAsCo Sept 16, 1854.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
TusCOEsFIEUTIGH-sFRTs RIGHTS.
RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY zORNINO, OCT. 8, lsG4.
RVRNING WHIG

We shall publish, to-day, At o'clock P. n, and
Ivery succeeding day Sundays e1cepsed at the same
Aour, an evening edition Of the Wing. The Evening
Wig viii contain tie latest news by mail and telegraph,
up to the hour Of going press, editorials local intel
bgsDee, &c. YSO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
THE RDUCAIIONALAS ASSOCIATION or THE
CONFEDERATE sIATEs OF AMERICA.

The next Annu.l meeting ItthI body viii be Cha
otte, North Carolina Wednesday, the 9 day OF November
next Yielding TO tue Gugg slors Of ofu members re-
called th apPontnentfri meeting at Atlanta, with hope
that favor able In The tds Of the coneeracy might
soon Gsr more ausplc for i assembling Tina,
hope has fed. The still raging with little prospect
speedy abatement In tine mesnns the Of the RI
sing generation should net be overlooked Thea sier. invite
the friends OF education 10 assemble In Char cite.
The comm tees appointed at tie mtetag In CoIunb.
w TO b. hoped, aen1 to the matters entrusted 10 taer
ch.rse
oil mem 1erAhI;
An' male cItE OF the confedea sta!e who may be en-
gag,din tlepto esoa tss hag Nh AM way Idea.
I'm I'd himself WE the educational ners OF the country
otoJms member Of the Assoclaton la the foil win
viE he must be nomnGiei q. meeting, by mt m.
Der ofnii ,ody setd BY m jary OF the pre-
SEM anu Ega this Constitution"
J. L. REYNOLDS,
President Of The Association
COLUMBIA, g. O,s,pt. 81, 1854
az The papers the Conf derats States will confer favor
nj
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06

WANTED To PURCHASE OR RRNT.-
AFARM sufficient to employ so hands anywhere on the
South sid Of kVer, not likely disturbed
kesi Any having Iuch farm win please address ling
IL ms and description, GRUBBS WILLIAMS Auc''G
oSb sts, lsstt-th Successors 10 eGsdla APPsTIon,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
VIRGINIA, no WIZ Al knIes held

" IhUINIh, 10 WI :-AL huIeS held IN
the Clerks Office OF the County Court whatsn from
the 9Th TO the 7th day OF September Ia scar 1884,
Edward hAxsy In hs night and Administrator Of John
saxey, deceased, Plu
against
MAxey, widow ofthe sa John Msxey deceased wade
kiSxsy, KPhIan hSxey, Pucci Billy Dobblns and
others, DsitE
IN CHAN.E2Y.
This suit brought for settlement and division Of the
OF John Maxey, deceased a1d the plaintiff having dd his bill
appearing by AFFIDAVIT ned that the
named except Ace axy not residents Of the State V
glns The mott IN othe plaintiff By his ordered
that said sosel defendan d. appear here within
ar due publication q tIs order and do wha necessary
their interest here snd that Of this order be
forth With inserted In the Richmond Wang and Public Advertiser
newspaper puosnea Ia the y OF Aichmond and continued
four and that another be ported
the door OF the Court House Of this The next
County Court day.
sep1O-.v4w RI GRAVES, ..
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SPkCIAL NOTICE TO PARENTS.
10. l.. TIGIIE,S

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
on.
more papl will be received classes already formed
Apply a. ones
oct -2t. T. rIaup