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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
TIE REFUSAL OF GRANT TO PASS THE FRENCH
VICE CONSUL, ON A YANKEE VESSEL.


Il was stated ina morning paper yesterday, that the
Vcs Consul Of Frarce on his way TO the North, vas
refused passage on the aag Of truce boat in charge Of
Msi,r Milford The facts, We havs been abs to
s,ths. them: ara these: The officer in question ives
orooosed ~ % the North With official dispatches from
tbs nom he esoh Oonsuatss in the South, TO &c
imosrlal Government; add as the Ordinary route OF
communication has hitherto bssn through the dag OF
tuss boats, DO naturally olght passage on the las;
bot announced st YarinA Matters had been satisiac
toF " arranged With Ms toId to allow bin sssgs
90 the vesss when Gen. Grant, who happened TO az
rive a. that moment saw &c to oounssrmAnd the prvi
l,gs Of passage Ths Vie Consul had already gone
op hoard the Yankee boat and was con squenty con-
peed TO leave It. taking away bis baggage and despatch
e.. What made the act of discoutesy more hArsh wac
that be vas obliged to ride back 70 alg Of truce
Loaf in the Peltirg rain.
The eIss.iou promises 70 be an interesting one, az 1t
- shoE whether the Lincoln Government viii endorse
cha action Of General Grant who refuses free transit
90 foreizn ci5ial, through the ordinary avenues OF
communication. charged With mission for bis Home
goyerument. On the oiher had has ihe French Gov
sfonsnt 80 little i1terss. in the welfare OF lie own CT =
s,os residing in the C5HisdeTaey, as to abide the
ec.ons O. ant with regard 70 the movements Of its
an ofasers. The elch Government ean scarcely
es,ssDt that q .ss Who are kept in the Confederate
ses 70 secure The ntegSss OF Fench ciGzsEs should
h. e,iufed nom Their Home Go'e nmsnt, sud be as II
vsrs boskade6" BY the caprice Of Lieutenant General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The following is the lates. news published in the las
Baltimore papers, from New 0sleans. The date ('te
lO is not so recent that a. which the repotea riot
/, supposed to have occurred. Indeed the jackson
tsesrapaic operstor who sent the news gave dale
It must be substq tent to the lOh, however:
NV OaLEAKs August l0-A national sslite waE
ro on the levee at o'clock yesterday Aftern on
In honor OF the Victories in and about Mobile bay.
The telegraph line is row working to Fort Ike,
twen,y-six miles from W 0lssns. Evil DO e1te ded
scross PISS golete thence GlOrg the shore to and
across tho y OF st. LouF thence to and soross the
Bay Of lo1, then PascagOua to Grants Pace. The
line from Pascsgoua to Mobile has been worked by tie
Z bis
General A. L. Lee, now commanding 81 infl try
brigade ST. Ohsilee, on White river has bseO ord red
10 New Orleans 10 take command Of cavalry divi on.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26

tie s7selsg Sosl snsfsETds sns sssr-.a r@tbfasd IA
the Z fhip, brirgpg with them Colonel Ander 90 and
staff ofcer, wter, af protracted interview with
TIE commanding officers, the trns assented to in
the following term-
The above conditions and terms Of surrender are
agreed to by the undersigned, and the ceremony of
tnrnrg over ths prisoners of var, For. Gines and all
the buoc prOp.ry sppertsning thereto, Intact end 10
the came coudton It i now viii take place q. O'clock
A. n Tomorrow, Angus. 7sh.
O. d. ANDERSON,
Colonel 21st AlAbima Regiment,
Commanding Fort GAiBsa.
Witness P Dssy,OD, eat oap.sin; Albert J. h5ef,
Colonel and S. goal ot1,sr, U1led States Army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
TWO SMALL FAMMs,

SUITKD TO small families--one contains a.
~ acres the other about 20 ten other eeVef
miles from Richmond, and mile from the Richmond Fred
rcksbuls, and Potomac RAilrosd-
FOR SALE At AUCTION.
lnms lately after the sale Of Enngton, say about
o'clock ts sT.h August will lie sald tEo I
farms above described The Of u roAd ru
Rcl mond 6Oodas and adolns Emingou and suserptb
VI being made valuable ule place. having good proport0i
or clrs and meadow sud, END plenty 81 Wocd ;knd
The smaller place has good little Improvements and herg
he OLD tsge road Ia very public one) nne
trading Beth places healthy and we'll aad
gooa nell hboIhoodG
They vii be sold az Elnng the premise msyb
thought best the day o, sale adj)ns snd The
not far CT.
TESSs -0ssh, or credit St the option Of the purchaser
=. W. GkUBSs, AuctT,
Au 9O-'td Successor 10 ao3dIn Appsrson.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
cuANssAs q DAILY, P o.
A T RULES HELD In THE CLEAk's or

A T RULES HELD In THE CLEAh'o OF.
ace OF the County 81 Buck nshAm county, Mon
asy, the LIT DAY OF August lse4;
JOIN spoddy in bis right and exseoOr Of Lacy snosdy
deceased, PhE
John Saoddy ex Geo snoddy deceased, Rob. snod
dy L Hell Lucy his WIFE, Benz Gaudng aud Fran
esU hs WIFE, Wight sheriff Of B1cii and
admir- Of Lorenzo sno5dy Decd jams snodiy Lucy J
snoddy, hsry suodd! Gsorgs snoddy Esac sIsd'
dy and Jas s1oddy, peiis.
IN CHAHCERY.
The Object OF tut Is to dYHIan OF the real ana per.
sopa rststs q Go sb0diy deceased late OF the equity o.
Ducknghar, Snoagt LA bes as law AMI neat OF n or lHe
repre- entahves -. ,...s.,.,
dssis Helm ana Lucy wif, and Benz Ana
Frsnn his wife are moi Inhabitants Of hs erie OIL we pko
,,a .st-n n IL ordsrsd that The sad asfnt Defendants
do appear wha month aer dae Ic9 icst on Of ts
~ VIA. Il -eeusary pEstec. Deis htreas and tst
49, Al ais order &c forthslh inherited IN The Richmond hti
ysHs rs~ paper paehsd he city Of Richmond for ~
-, aad posted DO Iopt door OF TIE cotrS
OF n county, the nfs. dz1 Of The nsx County ou
Acopy-Teste,
gLzx NosELY, p. q $685.. - .
-wfS &. n. lkN'tfts. lerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
rHr RA1p 1E saERMAN's REAR.

CIKcIsEATI, Aug. 2l.-The Commercials Nast vile
despatch states that the first train from the front nce
Whseler's raid, rts he'd Chattanooga on he Sh.
Heavy trains left there at once for Ihe 'front.' the last
one Of which is reported to have been captured
Kingston By small force detlched from Wheeer'u
command Since the occupation Of ClevslADd, Wrtel-
er's movements have been mysterious, probably ca
stoned by his end to avoid Kpa!rics, who, vi tn
trorg force is in Lursut of him Wheelers foros ,oa-
sts Of three divisions ard brigade with ten p
of srtilery-iu all ABOUT s, 600 men.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
THE NEWS.
20, ,nr rnKrI1 raorosl 70 raK. ncgHoxp

GOV TIE YANKEE PROPOSE TO Taxa Mo5HoND
A correspondent, writing to the Washington ChrOn-
iele Of the 70 from Grants army, says;
mo doubt L . desires us 10 leave here. Il ID very
Iuoonvsnishs Of Us to remain 10 this soft Fiutsbors
mud but tear nc eanaO accommodate the Great Vir-
ehiaan WHAT then h. will forcs us Oh ;Eiee
be ried ths. sai fAIsd WOpl1 be ridL general en-
ga goment at ttii tmo aud plAcsi Verllys no. Thtn
Nc claim the read 70 10 by right Of fquatts Sow
eteignty, for We are nov oAmped a'ound aud sboutt
Lee il lhus forced to enghen his line, which neces
satiy wsstens it. He must Forego all supplies by this
Iue Of egtess. He has remaining one other road. We
are, Tonight nearer than ever BE may we'll tremSle
for IT, G.nerel Meade viii .here camp his men mex.
When the Dinvie road Is completely in posses
ssion as the 1rfolk aud Weldon roads, Who ak,
will sucoor chmoDdH"
FacN ATLANTA.
The atlanta correspondent Of the Augusta Chronicle
OF the 2lst, saya four weeks have now elapsed since
the actual ege of Atlanta begs, and ye. the solution
of the question for VII ca Hoed ard Sherman sre con-
tsnding, seems as distant ss ever.
Soldiers and citizens have come tn the conclusion that
Atlanta osu and will be held
Ths two Yankee raIding parties to which alluded
a fe1 days sgo. Rave reuned. The party from Dsca-
tur made reconnaissance around our iigh. far IS
o,bb's Mil. Toe party operating on our left moved
out from Ssudtown on Monday, and reached FsirburD
befors dark Their whole movement was surprise
to oVerytody-couts cavalry and cit zsns, al being ia
ken uDswaes' The force consisted Of one brigade OF
cavalry one Of infantry sad battery Of artillery
Taey remained the station only about thirty miuu es,
long enough, however, 20 burn the depot and wood
shed aud destroy the water tank. Tho track rot
iuterieTed With except SO far it was frsd by the
burning budiugs. The damage TO the track was re-
paired early yesterday that tho trains passed About
dark the party fell back sbou! four miles - Camp
Greek, where they amPsd for the night.
Tle FIRE upon toe city is very irregular.
TIE ChronicIss correspondent thinks If the leas.
favorable Of the many rumorS from Wheeler prove
true, that he has already done great deal.
1. Isrumored that the emmy HAYS made another raid
on the Macon and Atlanta Railroad tearing up the tack
near Jonesbtrj.
The H!Ga BRIDaI.
TIE cost Of maintaining garrison at this place
would by this time have su, ed pay the expense Of
he proposed track of several miles, which the LeglS
!ure OF Virginia authors ed to be ructed for tie
purpose OF avoiding the lofty and dangerous crossing
near FArmyille II Is not Low tco late 10 commence
The work, and We commend the subject to tie con i'd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
Losr noNDs AND OeRTIPICATR y

'E'HE follow ne Confederate states BONDS were
stolen Destroyed BY the public enemy, Arlington
Depot county the lin OF June last viz Seven Der
cert Bond No. 1922 for 500, ssasd Sept g. 1893 with
.rsftst 10 N Jay ~ IeSon names Oh sao. hsnor.n
eds ana ELK per Bend, No. 4sl, $500 ipusd
pes 49, 1883, with interest from New "a 1855 Ia o.
a wig eeuhssss for four cent Bcnas, signed b. 4
sasd n.rrh lssl, and No. = for 8 co. Isaed Msnb
issi ead No for tioO, Isasa March lss4 Jos w.a-
dt Nc for flC0, iasred Assca 1864 ~ Mrs HE'S
ke nc ESQ for co. sped March IL 1864, to ostnsas
W1cdei; and S4S for $780, Issued March 1874 70 j. ~
Hsn5 IN AID J Nada laiais - ah~ve-
tbs Replication With view 10 an aFpncsu'n the
Treasury Department. for renewal 81 ns ApSvs nennensd
Soa Ss 'S Ss S''''" JOS wADDELL, sssunsSl Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
NOiIt pplication will be made TO tn,
pops authorities for the renewal following los ar

NOIIt E-AppHcatlUH WIN DC nihue 10 th6
proper authorities for the renesh Of the following
crFuncst Of the registered dest esie Of vrgns bearisg
70 MAY 1888 for fseny-h!e Hund Cd Do lars. No.
0s aud icrmsbe Ety four from 1st JaEusry, loo
Interest psysbie L., July ana .nussy esch year. 'u
Gefdcs Of Moderate ttaies OF America fer the fol-
o@R ,os convertible Int, ceat bonds vel d
ce,Vabis in payment Of tases. VIZ; -
No se rso DO drei Dollars Issued u scctive March
ss 1864 10 Ph oabe and By him snserTed. before VIM
Teer, justice Of the for helson Sou.y Virginia. and
Ac0lisr oer;if Jste Issued Eehmosd ey r. H. nau
Hundred Dollars No. ASA, dated sh March. lssS Ia
my
These eereses with $50 In Is eselossd b. ras
90 esrs Lancaster Co. Eichmsni, aAeI on ths t
Juae lS4 wsw Back o Neson county, Together Win
power attorney them 70 sell the ~ 800 OF State debt
hAvinH enclosures, send them
Is .nk, Of " Lancaster Co., Richmond. -.
J. f2-~en d. II. LONDON
ihele led 10 two
psit BIZ hssGs pslean sehntsp Of Savannah, ah "a
s.Nss, Dr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
TRox ANorHrR ooRRr. P oEDIYT.
TEE WAR IN GEORGIA.

The latest ad,io Of the Northern papers from 6,Or.
sia are up to tbs l2h. They cOnta no news OF any
new or important movement. The only interesting
item which we gather from their columns Is the TO- loy-
ing report with regard to
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26

WIaGlNIA.--At Rules held ia the Clerk' b
os Of the Circuit Court Tor She county OF heckieDturg
on the hot Monday IN june, 1854:
Thomas oods and ssm1el Go'de 10 thss own right sn
Executors Of Thomas GOode, deceased. Psi1uTs
Against
Mary Ann Goode her right and EKecutI OF Thcmt
ecode William oromp and Alice III: WIFE, thelT children
Sally Alice and William CruIp Samuel Jones and his eh
drsn Thor Mary Lacy FdSn o. Garter AMI Chalie,
Jones' George Brent aud Lucy biz Wife, and their crst
Thomas g. Lucy, esmue George O. Mary r. CorneliA
Alice Brent Margaret Garland and her daughter Willie
Garland Sophia Goode, Eden Goode and Issbela GooGe
DefendsBs.
IN CHANOERY.
Il appearing by alav FLED that the defendsnt Samuel
Jones Eud bis csidren Thomas q, May Lucy Edwin
Charles JONES' non-reSdenS OF this Stae ire
molten Of the ,inns BY their attorney ordered that III
sad defendants appear here within
cation this order do what Becssay protect Their
interest this ku and that this order be published
uJcessEe In publshed The city o.
Richmond Va aed also be po at the on door OF the Court
House Of this county on the FIRST day Of the next County
Court.
Ths object Of this have settlement Of the administer
on OF The estate Thomas GoOde, dsoeas nves
Of the trus, provided By lis w and Distribution OF HE
estate according 10 the rights Of the parties
R. y. oLAcK, OK.
CHANszRs DAILY, 20. " 4-viV
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ELAINGTOW'-7HE LA7E RESIDENCE or
VIM ANDERSON, DEC
VERY VALUABLE FASM or ABOUT 62S AoREs, IN HAN
OVER COUNTY, ABOUT 10 Mills FaoA RICHMOND,
FIR SALE AT AUDTION


WILL be sold at Public Auction, on the pre-
the valuable fam oosei above, called kugOn. beau
uly gtusei containing 6 about 80 which
Cd the balance 6rgnsl secondary growth viii be
di cd sell 300 With the improYe (corsGIag
dwelling with besides basement kca, ohs'
houses, stable tobacco h0us. &e
chad Of choice frryard wish abundance share, grde
sell enclosed and Podu tive, well Of excellent water ia a.,
yard the farm vel wsered and heahy)
WooGed lots lining about liz each Lslpg
the telegraph roai and ruanng back to Stony Run deck 81
wood lsud very auase bsng heavily wooded and whia
niles Of the Richmond fede ksburg And Poomac REcae
PosSeson viii b. given the ls day Of October
er renewing she privilege OF ecdHg and removing the geo
crops.
cssh balance at ami IL months Interest
sd5sd, or all cash, a. lhe opioa oithe purchaser
P, ". GBUDBs Auct,/
Iu2o-;'I Successor to eoaGn Asps.sen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
ADDITIONAL FROM THE UNITED
STATES.

Yankee Account OF the Fight on weldon
ROad-Rnemy Admit Capture OF Many Psis-
Oners-FrOm the Vail "A Eight near
CharIestown-The WARM GeOrSiR-Phe Raid
I'm Sherman,s Rear-RrOm Europe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
RIOHMoND AND DANVILLE R, R, J
PfesidsrFs Office,
p;.huo.a Aupus4 TX 1884

NOTICE is hereby given that this road is
~ nav able TO transport All the aossEHaeat freight hA
Piedmont aosd and In addu 10 that, pre-
pared 10 take sOyunept freight delivered Aesg NE nae Of Ss
aer supplying S demands Of the Gevehmen 70 that extent
nvidu. ia iavi deliver freight Al dsR9n for trans
postation LsWH o. HARVlE,
AHib~lv President
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
SEQ MILLION LOAS.
NON-TdYABLE RONDS

NOA-Jd4ABLE BONDS.
TRIAsUhY DIPAEIxEzT,
Richu ond, Arg 22, 1884,
NOTICE is hereby given, that sales of the
above BOods 81 The Treasury price OF tso
esued iteres Will be dconn ued after 35h day ssptsn
Der next when the sales ss have rescld seventy oss
OF dollars much hs be sold before the ,ad t0h day Of
september The safes will be suspended to con Ter the exFsd
OF Advancing the plioei notice viii be CIV u
their resumption and OF the nIed upon the sonds
Toe Secretary OF the TrsaEuy deema his duty call the
la astenoa Of tA1-pyets glersly and particularly tbs
Agricultural as 10 this noies This osn sht ua be all tAsu
up BY Gus own people
The psymsrt Of lserest 10 foreign eeats win be onsfeua
ana oppressive the retura OF peace and lon prices
Ana that ali icuBr al products nding such
hgh iees sling the Bonds the cvrrn
sr viii become themselves the receivers Of the ected
Tor the pay r1ent OF interest O. a. TkEsH0Lh,
2f-d3wJ ot'y Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26

Tha latest news received At the North nom Europe
Il I'd to the l0.h These dates have been Antioip led.
Toe only interesting item which We gather IRON tie
European news is
PALMEAsToN's sPIIOH FOR PEAoL
NEw YoSK, Aug. 9l.-Tne steamship Ksdar, ON
Liverpool on the 9Th via eeustoWn on tue lob, o.
arrived Her neWs has generally been anticpit
Lord Palmerston had made speech expressing his
hopes OF an ealY p In nsric4, but saying tia
tho ght that any intsrpositJn by England at pres Mt
would he useless.
The late Rebel steamer Georgia left Liverpool for
Lisbon u tnt:r the service Of ths Government Of P0!
tusal
PARTIs ULARS OF TIE SURRENDER OF F0 T
GAINES
Tho folouiug are the particulars Of the Rurrende oil
Fort Gaines There is laches in the report,
not informed under what circumstances Col Ande son
mad, bis propositions of tu render This Ia the irst
account We have had Of the terms Of the surrender =:
On Sunday evening General Granger had an in!rr-
view with Admiral Farrsgu On the hlgship Hartford,
in relation TO Colonel Andelso proposition 10 soreh
der Fort Ga1es The result Of the Interview was the
folloWins reply to tbs R,bs. proposition.
UNITED STATES FLAGSHIP HARTFORD.
MOBILE Bar August 4, 1864 J
sir-In aoeol dance with the proposal made In your
letter OF this rnng fer the surrender OF Fort Gaines
have to say that alter como unoatng with General
Granger, IN cOnmsni Of ous orces on Dauphin Leland
tba only efers We can make;
Frst-Thc ureopdtonAl urreuder Of yourself and
the garrison Of Fort Gaines With all the public properly
/ within its limits
Second-Ih treatment which is In conformity With
the custom Of the most civ;z,d naors towards Prs-
| oneTs Of war.
Third Private. property, with the exception Of
| armP, will be respected.
This communication will be hand d TO YOU by Feet
Oapan p Drayton aud Col Ny OF the Unised States
Amy who fully understand the We've Of Gen. Granger
and myself
Very respectfully, your OOed.snt servants,
| G FARRAeUT,
| Rear Admiral
| GoeDoH GRAEeER,
| Meier General Uni,sd Safes Army.
Colonel @ B. AGDERsoE, Comm Inding Fort Gaines
COL ANDFRsoN's REPLY.
Toe above Was sent Of 70 The fort at late hour ID
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26

.BT P. W. GRUBas, AUcTIosxa.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF REALLY
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
A L the request of the Administrative of the
"A late John smh o. shah sell public gu iiSE
at bis late residence door the Farmers BANK Of Vg
MA on MONDAY next, the e9th Augls 1854 commencing
~ o'clock bis valuable hcueao and ether urn iGre oog
Ing Of we usual variety Amo which are man, VeiJ costly and
handsome articles enbczving large qasntty Of vr glass
and china ware such rarely offered Tor SALE II only
cssay 10 view the articles TO iu Gppreete them B. es the
silver and patel ssre, there magnificent dinner
large quantity Of rich cut glass deeant tuubles sUbts
vine Jelly gtsses and indeed aloA every Arcs usually
found In frst Glass dEesng Also, AS bushels Goal
This sale Is well worthy attention may Wish
TO purchase REALLY GOOD AKTicLEs.
TernB GsBh. W. GRCBBs, Auc.,
aus -tdI euccessoF 20 GJddin Appeison.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. s. A.,
Richmond July o. 1854

TREASURY DEPARTMENT o. 8. A,
Richmond. July %, 1884.
LOANS ON TIKI SECURITY OF THE FIVE
Ht NDkED MILLION SIX PER CENT. NON
TAXABLE ONDS UNDER The VII. sEC-
TION or THE CUHhkNCY Law.
DEPUSlTs on call will be received by the
- In This city; Assistant reasuTes oLsrss,an
Mshe and the Dspossiea At Wilmington, Raleigh, os
uba Augusta Savannah and Montg mer and oerifeatss
be the same bearing Interest the rate OF
per Annum and secured By the hypoheeson OF aount
the bonde Of these loanE the bonds
apart BY the easure and the proceeds vhen sod
Died exclusively TO the payment " the aid certificates
security and Afforded banks aud oht
rlon and the pusllc generally By hs node Of temporary
and tie efec, " he measure generally adoId Ia
Seeplng within moderate bounds, bopi viii
10 the favorable consideration Of the community. ana
their prompt cooperation carrying into effect
e. A. TREHH0Lsi,
jy22-du Secretary ofihe Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26

By TaOs W KEEsEE, AuoT,
Once corner 1850 and Cary streets.
ONE HUNDRED CONDEMNED WAGONS,
80 CONDEMNED HORSES AND RULES,
FOR SALE Ar CTION,
WILL be sold on FRIDAY IN rning, Sept. %,
commencing a. 10 O'Clock, 81 the s. Lo QrArsr
Branch,
100 CONDENSED WAGONS.
80 CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES
By o.dsr Of
no p. AE0HE2,
Msjor andQ g.
Sale oondactsd by TH0s. W. KLEsEE,
ar20-tds Euct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-26
DANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,
GEO. LA MONTE, A. n, President,
D1nUiUe V1
VALUABLE REAL ESTAI
HEADERS. VIRGINIA kIIIrARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON. Va, Aug. 18Th, 1884. I
GEEaAL 0RDEbsr


GENERAL 0RDEEs,
rde Of his ms tuition viii be Fesured IKIrso
Ton dsy Of Ocoht-, hieh deg all C1ee
ughed Cadets aIpSinsd oades will PROMPTLY
p9.E for day.
II supplies o: the Institution, embracing clothing,
socks AID sabsrnce destroyed by the public
~ IL is essential hst eoh ctde, shall bring tim fuIl
supply undeTeiothng, gay JACKET gray psn
81 Shoes inge mAttrass heddlrg
ur he brush tooth brush also, knife
.ois. Eatirssses eal be bought here.
Ill II cloth be bought by The Cadet the clothes
At the I5sl.u.e-
" zach WIN ing Hish him s Of his clothing.
hlrd with TIE Y iartrrmfstsf
" 1he difficulty IL i'm possibility, Of securing full appnss
Of surg Ssy Of eeh cadet ngns With LIN lG
The brought viii credited 70 hls
sGperss account al the Cove lent rats
VI Cadet vii al bling with lin the class books which
may r(quired far practicable 10 the GLASS; smLs
Boudons A bra, Legsbdrs Geometry, LevEae's Reneh
and Gil slss 10 the I'd cin Smiths Bots Anilyu
ueomslry Sud Dsyies Dscr'pye Geomsy. Ia the I'd
c.sss, gouitsaay's JalealHs. are the mos needed.
VIZ Temporary briek ckbnB In the Of
sucion for ceommo3adon OF the Oidet, The
de- tucon Of hs Barracks ana other public building tbs
eley, the Cadets Of the utusl
PHI d 10 them patriotic sph whis snmstes phols
people, vii ekeerfay end nsny diseonfct.
IN the ,sltuor be restored 60 its original oondon,
by command OF NIL Gen D. n sniJH
j. Il koaRIsOs, AcLing Adjat.nt, v n. l.. su20-1sssE
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