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PERSONAL.

AyOTICE DO il know n to all whom it may con-
earn that I, NJ Davis, 60 hereby renquish
the power OF attorney made 10 me by my father,
Col Lucius Iayis, aaii Instrument dated July 18Th
1868, end written st Fort McHenry, now on record
ut the Earmers' Bank. DAVIS.
re 12-3it
* In New York, l. has been successful, end
NJ A expects.
w. New York Herald aud New York Daily News
viii pisase copy. l. N.
Columbus s T.. Feb 81 1861. fs l2-2ts
TIME heirs at law Of Nancy lsbel!, who was
i Nancy Dawson, will hear sOmethihg 10 their
interest by writing 10 Edward Brown, her adj
minisIrat0r, Mt 3aiisville 20, P0wbatan county,
Va. fe lA-eod.sWN
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nANyILLE fenisle College,
- Danvi,ia, Va.
Tuition in Literary Department for issrty weeks
from R.bsa.Ty IL, ls64 $50; Music extra =
Board, faf twenty weeks, Ave barrels Of four, OK
$500. ~s GEO lA1ONTE,
in 22-sodlm President.
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kyExvANTS for h,pe --f)ne young ana 80, 1 "a
- aged woman, birth wishoa. ere umo.sf god
6ra.-rsts washers and ironsss, anu wS S,sef ss4
character also, ysuug man, g'@'
farm haad. Apply TO n,rusnkc
fe al k& ss1
T:OR SALE-A No seAmstress, co*s esA
troner, and . small child. sotd S6a6-
and 10 remain In Richmond " contlsoS.r
Apply 70 Rfknesd.
re 0-l0e 4
q .sOk SALE--A No I man Cox. " yrsa sssd
uuexee ptiopabie chsracter, and 49, 800 Raisss
AID healthy. Apply d my oiflee. : NcKa
Hotel. LOCUST alley. re sal
EOR sAlE--fo remain IN or aeA sbos, Is
liheiy and superior House Ses'sSs y. -euSsf
years old. Apply q Cary street JAN q, 10
n COOK For Hire FL With o hire . ~ 10 q
n remaimdsr Of thu year, TO &c 1870
sbsSs, Of South Of Rsrhnond. hsary - 3 y =.
vowsa, viii two children. shsh - -, = ~ .
csllset. cook. washsf and iEonss nyfAnb
the atass Court. House. Benz frs1dsa
h6-ts --------------~~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-12

DEAUTIFUi Cottage Residence in Sidney, with
Id square OF four acres attached, and handsome
tQuare Of four acres adjoining, for sale at auction -
Az the request OF Mr. James Via, who has purchased
auction on the premises On Monday, 18th Feb, 1854
at 4 o'clock NJ the beautifully located dwelling &C.
euped by him, together with the handsome square
of four acres attached, bounded by Dover, Eiiwood
Elm, and Strawberry ais.
Also, that beautiful square Of four acres lying to
the east, bounded by Dover, Ewood, Elm and syo
amore ste.
On tae frs. lot there is a comfortable dwelling
containing rooms besides kitchen, stable, sc, and
a well Of good water. Both squares arc highly i'm
proved, and abound in greet variety Of fruit trees
flowers, shrubs, sc. Possession given by thu LIST Of
March next.
TERMS Cash. The taxes for this year TO be paid
by the purchaser.
foil 0ODDIN h APPERSON, Aucts q
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C0NlgEDEIsAgE STATES TAXES

NyAk TAX Notice The time Tor = The regis
and the assessent o: their gross sales or the quar-
ter ending 3lst December, 1868. having been ex.
tended BY the proper authorities until the is: day
Of March next, notice is hereby given 10 those who
have thus far failed to register their business for
the year 1864. that may be found at. MY office, No
II Nam street, from O'Clock A N 10 8 O'Clock P
NJ daily. A double TAX will be levied ca all who
fail to register before the lst March, 1864.
CHAS SINTGG,
10th District Collector,
CfNce No II Main street.
Richmond, Feb ,1sG4. 70 5--eodl2t
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tis = Main Inst .,,.. ~,

WILL oosliaus ths -.
Rssdy nsss s.s csSss;ss''ss Ia ~ !" Ass.
Blankets, shoos
Aheets. bed ciotnier d'ss@
:. y wsschss, jsweiry. Ia.
MlLLs, A,ss,.
~ Rsds:ood & Ra1e, -
~ Aaia ss,sstI A,
W.will eell q our store. ,h,. -,
w ing, as 10 O'Clock, An sss..,, lvfidsN ~
xvvarnisoro, shoes, ciothius
"sseass, eEockery, and row.
fsl2-n "ADwooo = PHILLIP,
u MaIa ~.
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THOR EEsT--The upper part of the House On
r. lath st, opposite the Exchange Ecsci, now &C.
cupied by Ar Jas Gwyn. Il is suitable for eoasd-
ing house or large family residence. Apply 10
ie IQ-3t JAS NJ TAYLOR, Anct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-12

l1AhO for keut To cssefui pessnn the rent
VA - mndesA4e. Address "W." hex 45e,
klohmond Pa Ollse, inssedisteay. e - ~
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WANrEp-rc purchase, a good fresh mich COW,
w for which will pay fair price. Apply at the
Toll Office Of tho 4 company, or to tho under
signed, ut the FIRST LOCKS on the CANAL three miles
above the city
fell-ot~ JOHN N HOPKINS.
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TOR RENT-fhe Warehouse on north Dide Basin
Bank. between 10Th AMI i1lh streets, formerly
occupied by aessrs Brown Il Turner. Immediate
possession given. For terms apply at Galcgo Mills
fe t1-3:s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-12

NTANTED-yo hire, a Seamstress, without hus
W band or children. Apply TO
DIR GIBSON,
fe 10-4ts Franklin St. above TIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-12

N;ANTED.-A lai between Is and Ii years Of age
w wishes 4 situation es copyist; writes good
hand and is good hand at lettering Permanent
employ ment desired. Address At this Cffica 81 J."
fc 10--3ts
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&TOLEM--S25 Rewerl -9tolSn from shop, on
It'll inst, Leather Belt inches wide and 125 feet
long also, about week Ego, from same place, a
Belt. inches wide and Is feet long The above re-
ward vii be paid If the bets are LETT at mcNamees
shop, Main st, between 7th and 9Th, and no ques
tons asked fe0-6t"
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&; ANrED--The public to know that VIC have on
~ hand largo LOT of Gss Pipe aad Fixtures,
and prepared TO do Gas Fitting ana Plumbing at
short notice. Also. a Maryland Portable Gas Ma
chine for sale.
Z. S.--Gas Pipe bought In large or small quanti
ties. ID s CoRDIk g. co,
ia l8-3att Corner 9th and Broad sts.
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TyANTED.-A young lady, who Ia competent to
w teach, desires situation IL family to take
charge Of small children in and cut Of school. A6
dress ''M H." Richmond Post Office fe le- 4ts
yXANTlD-A good negro Carpenter, much prefer
" red if a good newer; good newer who is
40. carpenter. JSO WERTH,
fe TO- 49, Agent Carbon Hill Mines
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fTSnE btsanx s4Olly 81 Psts5shufes wlll reosive
freight foe Petersburg. pntf Saturday opciock
III AppJ - board, ~ this bead Of ths Dork.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-24
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clork's

VIkGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
oes Of the Circuit Court Of Nelson county, en- Mon
ds y, the let day of'Augusi, 1884:
Daniel Bsrioot Of Mary W. osbs, deceased sua
as trustee md losatee inner Will, Pitt,
against
Peyton sklpvth and Others Kin and egstss OF the
said May W. Usptl ceerastdi DLns
Tne otjecs o. this suiI TO have the last will testament
the said Mary W. CAbe the testaT properly the
rights and interests her legatees and her u
estate a.eeaDed and ABUSED; the said Delivered
paid and distributed TO tbs entitled thereo
Fl ire executor audited aud settled he tTuoted
and directed In Of estate an saved harm
less In regard thereto And Gfd4ut hayig becn ade
flied the papers Of this Tut that following d
named In snimended supplemental bill exhibited In this
suit either reside within portion Of the Stats yg MA
pied By the pubic eaey that sAa
De executed tae that diligence has been and
be- A othe said pa nf ascertain In what county
poraton they Without eject Brsxtoo Garck VIM
Macon aud Nora his Wife Ri MAsoh Be eriy Massn
do Mason William PakDey hJsop, Lsla BraxtoD, lucy
sxion TIL Baleh aud susan, his wife, Charles ph,
Mary Randolph Elizabeth Turner Norborne Bekley
Porcher Anna his wife, ordered that they appear
hi1 mcnh after pubrcSton hereof do
proSc. their Interest, and that copy this
be prbsh for ssye In the
Whg newspaper published in the city OF RehnOno and
posted on door OF Court House Of county
the nssl DAY CT The Dsxt cousty court
A copy-Tese.
Au2-v4s GEo. a sTEvEss Clark
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The JACQUES and Gilmore Buslnels.

We publish, a. a matter OF curious contempOrAneOu'
history (hlstory" being never the trut An account
of al interview, some weeks ego, with the President
oy two adventurous Yankees, who visited Richmond,
under the permission OF Abraham, the Auiocrat, to
discuss the possibilities OF paacs. Toe narrative is
osFbap as ueary correc could have besn expected
-hen the authorship wa1 remembered. We, however,
kuow nothing o. this, nor adsd OF tbs presence Of
tbese ucr hies here, except that believe, the latter
"a conceded Oae OF them, the writer Of the nara
tive, turns out to be literary hack, in need Of
spsecs a sensational one. He counted closely in ad
rance no doubt the sum he ob Id reAlzs in his voca
ton as magazine scribhlsr and itineIAUa lecturer,
by rehearsDg the.pGrtic uars OF suoh journey and
such an interview. The ether appears 10 be sWasbs
ing military prson, - quesi, probably, Of little
sasil, acquired no.oriety. 1t . deeper purpose
entertained L. was that they might pay the part Of
soes wihou.isk 10 their IeJks. Bot, no matter what
brought them here, thsy csuspAsSsd through Grants
ines, through BauregArds Ines b. pckets, ssntrles
guards detectives aud the ssnesehs Of the State ocs
t they reached The prsssnes Of the "R Rebel Cnief"
ADD VIA. they say, and sad ald heard ws have here
before u related in genuine Yankee magazine VsrnAeu
ar Tee Northern theory is tina! Lincoln slioWed them
- come as an ca ct mainly, to the proposal Of Aessrs
Jlay and Holcom5e, he fearing the effect upon the
Northern people OF hi' refua TO those gsnt6msn,
md desirpg to give proof that be not in sIorabe
4, the general prayer for peace. Such n'bOdieS az
.bese mpuisns adveasurers were, he themOre willingly
allowed to come, because il would be impossible for
then, to commit him to any thing, and hs could easily
rerudisso them if he found it necessary. We thuk
the President treated tho vagab,n with overuueh
gravity aud courtesy, but their own account Of the
interview will do no hsrH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-24
CULPEPER LAND FOR SALE.

AVlN0, IN consequence OF the loss OF so
IL many Of my servants, larger body OF land shall
be able 70 cultivate and The whole Of being In
profitable condition. have marked OF for sale
$50 70 coo acres which nov H for sale II viii be surveyed
1nd plat OF the slrvey seat " Richmond shortly This
u the fertile and desirable tracts OF land that be
chased In the upper county, II lies between and miles
north Of Cupeper court House. the Waenton road The
improvements CONSIST Of comfortable dwelling house, with
and beoW s4 besides And entries good
Kitchen with basement and garrett room, large stable
house. somewhat injured BY Yankee deprdon Ahald
yard and Of the most productive gardens a kuow
Of There young orchard upon H. Of about 10 acres grA
fruit trees Of The best varieties In full bearing There 10
upon very valuable mineral spring; also, my alum
spring yielding the be nyWhere.
specimen the drug Pey
Johnston Rchmond whom viii send the plat survey
receive from the surveyor. Or this
land there about 200 in the orgE growth
pine and hickory about l5 OF FERTILE productive
und husdy Kun and Flat Branch The balance Of the
arabic land except about 80 high Of culiya
aon and at present. a. also the low grounds covered with
timothy sspplng clover orchard grass and little
clover all Of which be moved and made into hay The out
side fencing very good, except In two Places repair
shich there rSis at hand
hsve endaVorei give accurate description Of this land
but yet III cell to representation. will sel pr
VAey and give immediate possession, ami receive payment
TosSury notes OF the sue the
Virginia banks Confederate bonds bearing or per cent?
the Confederate cent boz d, TO be shortly sold
Je80-2Av6T X. h. FIELD,
Columbia. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-24

HEAvY JOKE ON RIBEL NEwsPAPAR.-On the 18th
The raiders arrived at Ashvle having had the pleasure
of sSirmishinR most Of the Way. The AshVle "
ds,ts bel sheet Of circulation in Alabama,
was Just ready to 60 to press The boys In blue took
possession Of the cioe, made the rebel devils unlock
he fcrms when the editorial oolumn was distracted,
"a new one inserted in les stead. The first edito-
rI % prepared By the Yankees announced "the srr-
yal of Distinguished gentlemen, Asjor General RIsseau
and staff but it add, that It "was very Uncertain
hoT LONG thew would stay" The second editorial
meet whitening saire on JH Davis and bis Ca6inet,
denOuneng them all as rePudiAtors &c u'dreIS, dV,ls
md alefsctors the o,couring Of Go.hs and Vandsls.
Then followed brief summary OF recent 6non victo-
rice Persuaded By force Of arms The rebel printers
sueny made up the forms SgaD, and then they worked
OF the racer as usual As the Yankee editorials were
placed under the rebel editors NAME 1t Is thought he
vii be arrested for Publishing "treasonlbs matter"
before be possibly make N explanation, for his pa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-24
YANKEE ITEMS.

The Fremont Demon trdtoR.slt ia pretty generally
understood that Fremont is to bs withdrawn a. can
ddste for the Presidency, and somebody else nomna-
ted in his place at Buffalo. His name does not prove
to be the tower of strength 1t expected to prove
he fails to rally to his support all the patriotism. ell
the virtue all the public spirit OF the country. Even
the Germans do up TO the work as II was sup
posed they would. Ga the whole, Fremont is dead
failure, and must be taken out OF the way.
General Burnside General Burnside arrived in this
city Tuesday morning, in good health and spirte 1t
not correct, as stated ny the telegraph that be has
be- relieved The Court Of Inquiry in relation 10 the
assault on Petersburg has not reported and has not ex
amined any Witnesses except Geserals Burnside ana
Meade. We Judge that one Of those unfortunate mill
tIry difficulties which SET insepaTable from the SER
vice. has arisen between Gen. Meade and'Gen. Burn
side and the latter being the subordinate preferred
as he always does to sacrifice himself rather TIL TO
embarrass the amy 10 the field by any controVorsy-
BE tendIei his IesignatioO VIII oh General Grant re-
fused and slso reiu ed to relieve llm Inc Oourt OF
Iaquiry was temporarily adjourned on account OF the
Necessary absence Of some OF its embrA General
Grant then offered him twenty days leave OF abserce,
oy virtue Of which he is at home.
Providence Journal, dug. II.
Gen. AvsriH Prcmohd General AYerl has been
promoted a N n General for his gallant hight at
HoOIef.ld and tuccsssir operations during the last
month.
HE Baltimore and Ohio RdlrOod Tho work
NNAS
more and 0lio Railroad by the Confedarates during
their recen, raid is progressing rapidly and IL there are
no more visits from tn the prospects e that tue en-
tire road will DO u operation by the hrst OF next
week AocuG ten NIL 8 OF the road above Aartn'bnig
vas torn up the ties burned and the rail heated
and bent in all imaginary shapes. Back Greek, Pillar
and 0paquln bridges were more or less damaged: The
traus are new runniUg from Wheel ne to Hancock, and
from Baltimore to Harpers Ferry Caabe' land Union
RspsnlGnt Rebels to Fight for the Union The
steamship Continental Cap ain Sinners, arrived at ;ne
Long D ok, Jersey City, on Wednesday, having on
board he First u S. Infantry tegn' MT from Norfolk,
aud bOuad for the frontier, to engage in The war
agsinst the Indians. This regimsnt numbers 900 men,
con sed Of rebel prisoners who have taken Ihe oath
of aIlegi4nce aud enlisted in the UNion Army. They
are under the command Of Col. Diamon1-N Y. Tn
buns Of 2)h
PngrssS Of Recruiting Recruiting goes on but
slowly the near approach Of the draft seeming only 10
discourage enlstments. Another reason, perhaps, IL,
that on, Weather ciz'n liable the draft criog
prices for substitutes which entirely eclipse the bountes
offered by the County Volunteer Uommiltees, in some
instances ranging as high as. 5000 or 81 600.
~ T. Tribune, Of goth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-24
Grant,a Late sueosss.

There is Joy in Washington, for Grant has at las
achieved thst brilliant something" which vas TO cleo
rfy the country. Do sAs obsained possession Of the
Weldon road has fortified his ftOa,1 anks aud rear,
sBd seems bent Oa occupying bis position permanently.
From bis new bs's be will s.tsmpt other aAnk move
nsnls, With the VisE Of intsHuIt.ng Communications
co the S9uthsids AID DAnVlls, Eelas upon Wei
N road. Aiter 60 many failures, Including that Of
TIE. mine, this Is no mean achievement for UiysseS.
POrtentons Vll be The eliza Of the capital -lettaFa
with which this success vii DO heFalded 70 the world.
The delegates 10 the Chicago Convsn ion sl bs dis
mayed a. they opsn the NOa York papers and catch
sight Of the colossal headings TO the accounts q the
grand asnk movement Mcclellan sssek vii fall Val,
llhdghAa win be Fquslchsd, and Fernando Wood ami
hilatsd. Tas Srmsros, which Lincoln thought serb
ousy o. proposing vi DO abandoned and The var viii
be pressed 9Th fury tH the ides Of November be past
Esisd beyond measure. the drowning Republicans viii
esish Ihs straw With Ia0to ssgSrnsss AID make ths
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d Id, 81 a,s,IsS, !. lIa., lh....Ass...ials

Esss sfN Lst,ksS ssstaS' "a ''H'' 'A' AS.'''l'"
buoy.
CSear be.dsa men az the North will perceive that the
.,.,ov If che Weldon Foad and the capture OF Rich
uo,d a. ma identical terms Grant Is now just where
- sxpsoed him 10 be Immediately after be set down
bslore Petersburg. He has got long and an uphill
iourpey before him. He must exieRd his lines to the
Dsuyille rold before Redmond shall be, not endaa-
gcred, bul incomnOded.
To do this hs must cross the AppOuatOx in the face
Of powerful and willy foe, and build twenty miles or
more Of eontiruous and impregnAble works. AL this
must be done within the space Of two mtnbs. II, ny
the 4.h of November, he shall have succeeded in &C
epupl ching this task, Lincoln and Mcclellan may 90
hopefully before the people on the vac platform Ou'
il be fail to reach the SOuthside road, or trerosS the
APpOmatto1 or to hold permanently the Weldon rOsO'
bis labor of love will be lost and bis patron In WASH
ngton will be unable to reque him for his paIas-or
the new Pee sident Will husl bin from the pedestal oil
Comma der-n Chief, Aud return him to the head OF
division.
No one IS disposed to underrate Grants success. II
has cost him dCarly-probably not less than $4,000
men, including bis Losses the north side of the James
but has also cost rs dearly We have the consolation
Of knowing that three Of the enenys corps are now in
precisely the position where our efficient ally, Malaria
would have them. Had they gone to Maryland and
thence to IT. Valley that doughty WARRIOR the Conges-
tvs Chill, could not have followed them. Heretofore
every apparent success Of Giant has been but the pre-
IN SO to falures each than the other. We do not
predict that the greatest failure Of all will follow the
occupation of the Weldon road but We are not at all
unwilling to abide the result Of tue September suns and
the September nights On the occupants OonsoAtions
in plenty may be fund but the chief one OF all We dare
not not tell indicate, lest the enemy get vino
Of It. Blu. this say sncsrey the late success Of our
oss is belOr for our than Que OF our customary
incomplete victories Time will prove the truth OF our
| assertion.
Previous to this sucOess. were in great Danger
uOw, as va frnly believe, that danger Is past All
hinga work together for good for the righteous cause
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-24
Yankee Mendaoity.

By extracts which we have published from Northern
n,vsraOers Gays the Charleston AereTy,) it will be
s,sn that the Yankee sers recently exchanged of
this bs,bor have given most pathetic accounts to their
people OF the barbArOus treatment to which they were
subjected while held prisoners Of in Charleston.
II remarkable contrast to these unblushng lies OF Soy
molr and his late compaoions in captivity, We find the
following letter, addressed to General Folter short
time ago By the five ranking Officers OF the fifty who
we're exchanged al of whom receiving precisely the
same treatment the Brigader Gensrala wlOss names
are AFFIXED to the letter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-24

Esd Ia Warrington, D. c. the 9Th july lat .Esny .nin
utes before o'clock NJ Mse LsAhoh hANson' "ne 81
Dir. Samuel Hanson. She vas aged Is years.
In speaking OF the departure OF this em able soy nay DC
truly said saint has gone her rest Daring the many yeas
her EARTH faithfully. performed al mes Gu
ties Az wife and mother she devoted and gene
hine and Joy for her household Wemsy her cniaren
and call ssedh fend she was earnest ana
sincere. AZ chan, lived nary up 10 the techrg
and example blessed Saviour permitted eng human
nature sttAn Her whole life cation CT ne
beauty Of christian charity and preparation for dean when
came 70 her gently sleep TO h tired babe Wnen the as
breath drawn Sft Leased from lie ssrhly
tenement Of pain the placid feaare ana
locked upon calm face fs wDg angels
had conveyed the pure departed spirit over the dark valley 70
the presence Of Lord 70 bereayed family the only COM
fort 10 be found the ref con that though abe had gone from
them she not lost to them, huh when few short years Of
earthly strife have passed they viii M her In that eternal
where God the spirit with perfect Joy her death
the hearts OF all 70 whom she known
for uhuy may the SenuDent Of the DO applied 70
her
"None lneW her hut 10 1--we her,
None named her but to praise"
Mr Hanson mother OF Mrs. Bark wife Of Captain
W. n Barker In charge Of Signal Bureau in this city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-24
HRADQ'R3. VIRGINIA vIrIrABY INSTITUTE, 4
LEXINGTON, Va, Aug. 18Th, 1854.

GENERAL nRDkls, ~
l. exercises Of this ms tuition viii resured LExs
the day Of October day ofoers and far
Laughed Cadets, and newly appointed Cadets will promptly
port for duty.
IL the sur plies Q, the Institution, embracing eIoihils,
books s1d subsistence stores Destroyed
my, essential that each Cadet shall bns Tin
sppy Of undertaking. sciet gray pans
coat two pair OF Shoes single matrass
t1wes-coIb, hair bruh and tooth aa lre and
fork. hattra,ses can be bought here.
Ill sray cloth be Souglt BY The Cadet the clothes
" zach Cadet win ing With him Of bis clothing 10 b
Oh d with tie Q iarter master
v The dicuity, IL not imrotsio y Of securing fall slppes
ueg the ssy Of eeeh Cadet ng 100
The snlunt brought will credited II bis
eEpefs, account al the Cove rats
VI Zach Cadet viii ao bring with in The books which
may be required, far pra cssle 10 tue class. ems
Boudon Ag Q, LegsDdrs Geometry, Levz ans Feuch
Gre and eli Bliss 10 ~ Sd elsss Smiths Bots
cal Geometry and Davies Dscfpye Geometry In the "a
csss, courteasy's Csleuus. are the ma nseied
VII Temporary brick cabins CO tree Of CON-
accommodation of the C4detr The vsptrn
OF the barracks and other public budIs "a bv IA
enemy dspv the Cadets Of the
oil them patriotic spirit whlst samstes COR xhos
people win then cheerfy endare many dscomfos mr.
III the stituiion be restored 70 Its original condition
BY command OF M,I. q an ~ RI SMITH
>. d. hoahisoS, Aeung AoJa'An', v. H. l. sua0-1as3E