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WANTED.

wv ANTED.-l wish to employ 4 FEMALE
w TEACHER Of experience well qualified to teach
the ordinary English branches Mothcm1tics, French,
Latin and Music on The Piano, 70 take charge Of
small school 10 ny family for the next ten months,
eonmoueiug thu lst February For suck liberal sa-
larry VIII be given. Address 7. j. Penn,
NITANTED-TO LEASE OR PURCHASE,
w CLAY LAND, suitable for making brick. ANY
person having such will please address = j. o. W,
Richmond Whis ouhee Janll-z,
BAxNiNa OFFICE W b. IsAAcs X Co.,
Corner Main and 18th streets.
w ANTED-TIRGINIA REGISTERED
w BONDS. janlO-3r
NVANTED-By gentleman living in the
w country the line Of the Norfolk and Peters
rrnce we'll qualified TO TEACH English, Latin French,
and Music particularly The school will consist Of six
seven pupils Be-, Of TSleTSoseI given and required
Apply to WuODHuuSE PAEHAA
Booksellers, Sc, Governor street,
j,n9-cod5,s Near Main, Richmond, Va.
a SCHOOL WANTED-By 4 young man
n competent 10 prepare students FOR college or the
business pursuits % life. For particular. address '"
REyyErNrss- Rsv. Dr. James H. Leach, Captain
Willis Wilson, and W. J. Morriseti, A. d.
isn6-cjts
wv ANTED-By a single LADY of some ex-
w perienee, situaton Teacher Of the usual Eng
H,h branches French aud Music Satisfactory refer
given and required Address y. B., Box =, Dan
willie, Va. JanS-e4tE
"ANTED.-A Situation as TEACHER,
w permanently preferreiJ by Southerner edu-
Gated the University Of Virginia. and OF ten TO fifteen
years experience IN teaching the English branches
Mathematics Latin and Greek, French and Italian, IN
Male and Female schools aud Colleges. References in
terchnged. Address, giving kind Of school terms, Se
"BERMUDgZ,' P. o. Box 30,
bnS-e2tF Charlottesville, Va.
NNANTED-By = lady of several years eX-
w perirncc in teaching. a SITUATION in a family,
teach the usual English branches the rudiments Of
French, Latin Mathematics and Music; also, Grcean
Oriental and Antique Painting. Address
MISS l.. 4. A.,
Frederick Hall,
janlo-4ts Louisa county, Virginia.
ED-STORAGE.-AS the United
w States Ordnance Department is now vaeating my
warehouse, shall b. prepared To receive Storage to
the bulk - 10000 barrels aud solicit call Vessels
md canal boats discharge and load al my house FREE
OF CARTAGE. A. $. LEE.
dee2l-t
hides WANTED.
IL DRY, GREEN AND Sailed HIDES
Also. TALLUW,
Tor which the highest cash price will BE- paid by
a. N. CUALklEl X Co,
Leather Dealers, No. 10 Main street,
deelgt Under ST. Charles Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

ToBACco-There was a break of 80 hhds to-day.
Fifteen hhds were put up at auction at the Tobacco
Exchange OF these six were taken in at So %
sic -, sl2 10, sic, sl2 and 500 The balance were
sold Us follows;
One at SIl, one at Sll To- one at 50, one at SIC
one at sl4, two at $40, one at S9l 60 one at SOB.
In New York, on the 9Th instant, there was some
enquiry for low grades; otherwise the trade was
quiet The sales were go hhds. at from 3! to l9c,
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brokers AND GENERAL AGENTS.

ID
The undersigned tender their services to the Mer-
chants and Farmers of Virginia and North Carolina,
BUYING AND SELLING BROKERS
AND GENERAL AGENTS.
Having made arrangements with Importers and Manu-
facurers, and with reliable Representative We in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Ptfsburg, and
other Cities enables To purchase sell in either OF
the above or this city any article needed, for dspo
sition. upon the best terms.
We propose 10 extend our connections with all the
principal cities in the Union, and thereby BIO medium
through which parties can purchase or sell and COM
municate upon all subjects of business character in
any part OF the country.
The facilities possess will make IL much to the
interest Of parties to purchase sell through us for
when cannot order direct from the Importer or
Manufacturer shall do through representative
every way reliable and thoroughly posted to tho
state Of their particular markets. enabling them to pur
chase at the lowest market price and ON much better
an occasional visit for that purpose besides saving the
expense of tho trip and loss of time. We will through
our friends be kept ad vsed Of the value of such articles
as Virginia and North Carolina may have to dispose Of
so that will inform friends of the best market
and the price that will be obtained before shipping.
when desired parties know the price Of goods be-
fore giving their orders. -
SMITH 4 WHERRY,
90 Main street, Richmond, Va.
WIN H. SMITH, c. wHERRY.
Enthusiastically, Moncure 4 Co., Harrison, God
din Apperson, Charles T. Workman Co., Richmond !;
WIN. p. Converse Co., WIN. III. Price Co.. Now
York Jos. T. Hanson, Philadelphia. nov4--Sm
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CoWMIsSIoNER,S SALE OF REALa

| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL4E
I J ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF LOUlsA.-By&V
49, ',.us Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Louisa,
nao : on the 10Th day Of septepbGr, lsto, m me
aa-a Thompson, &c, VS.. Harris, &el we thaiit on
TTgSn & the SOth day Of January, $50, u fair, II not
~ IT, fair day, offer for sale at public auction, At
RaI'' g. -;,oads, in the county Of Louisa
GwO TRACTS OF LAND,
.o,,,ti, In a. aggregate,
SEVEN HUMID. I'D AND SEVENTEEN ACRES.
Tbe,. t,,et, II. ,ope ser, and can be sold separately
aA." ne e rUse Sgned being authorized by the
or 9therwlse the uhder' he whole in body, or
in such S' portions as may be- most IA IooS
them This Land, being aim, Elements To those who
well tmbered, offers great in, 20, farming purposes
wish 10 deal IN lumber well as Il II one two and
tbree YEAR wi" The purebaser giving bon sod per
sOnal security bearing interest from III ~ , Hp
title will be retained additional securI.. ,iI mo
last instalment shall have been paid. So Ia 'h chsh
will be required will be sufficient to satisfy th COSTS
OF the suit the charges Of survey and advertising.
This land il portion Of the estate Of the late Wa
Mitchell, deceased, and the title Is believed TO be un-
questionable. PRANK " WINSTON,
JAMES L. GORDON,
ssiOners
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to the
IN Auditor Of the State Of Virginia for the renewal Of
the following Loaf certificates Of Virginia State Regis
tered Stock, issued to Peter V. HagneT U. s. A., VIZ
Certificate No 1884, for 81 sOO under act Of I'D March,
ls60, dated July IL, 1860.
Certificate No s4s for 1922 under act of sth March,
ISL, dated January s, 1861.
THOMAS @. PEYToN,
dee23-lawSm Atty for p. V. Hagner, Y. s. A.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days,

duVIlUN oALES.--Future DAYS.
=. = - >.N-y~-Se~--N-~-0~>yN--->-
BY VIM. II. Parrish Co, Auctoneers
l7th Street, between Main and Cary)
T ARGE SALE of GROCERIES, LIQUORS.
l. &e.-on Tuesday, the 10th inst, We will sell a,
Auction large line of
Groceries,
Liquors,
Provisions, &c,
Consisting in part Of
% hhds. Cuba and P. 4. Sugar,
IL bbs. Crushed Sugar,
25 A. Extra C and Yellow Sugar,
81 Molasses and Syrup,
- lacks Rio Coffee,
Is " LAguayfa Coffee,
p packets Java Coffee,
loo boxes Adamantine Candles,
loo boxes best Cutting Cheese,
Lon boxes layer Rails ms,
90 bbls. Whiskey,
Loo kegs Bi. Carb. Soda,
loo boxes Soap,
lsther with many other desirable goods which
will appear in special on morning OF sale.
WIN. II. PARRISH CO. Auciionesrs.
T. W. KREsEE, Salesman. jlnl2tds
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A GENCY AND DEPOT FOR THE SALE
N OF
FAIRBANKS & CO.'S
STAN ARD SEA LES.

RICHMOND ACADEMY OF MEDIcISg,J
RIcBNOxD, Jan. 6, 1866.
TINIIE following article of the Constitution Of
/ the Richmond Academy Of Medicine, is published
for the Information of all concerned:
ARTICLE IlI.-With the exception Of those seeking
fellows hip within period Of thriyone days from the
passage Of this act each candidate for resident fellow
ship must have been graduate In medicine, residing
in this cy aud county in either Of the counties of
State there adjoining for year, and
be proposed BY three Fellows, personally acquainted
with him and NAV be elected by three-fnu.hs Vote
at any subsequent stated meeting. Resiicrt Fellows
removing permanently from the city vicinity, may
become non resident Fellows by vote of the Academy
In accordance with the first provision oil this article
physicians may become meMbers Of The Academy by
signing the n,lutOn and By Laws without comply
ing with the other requirement at any ae prior 10
the 18th inst. !. II. WHITE, NJ. b.,
Recording Secretary
Office under Exchange Hotel, iang.it
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A SCHOOL WANTED-By young man
n competent 10 prepare students for college the
business pursuits OF life. For particulars address '"
a., FarmVur, Virginia
REpERENCEs.-Rev. Dr. James n. Leach captain
Will. Wilson and W. J. MOrrsett A. N.
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CITY AND SUBURBAN.

GENERAL LAB AT TIE ENCHANGE.-General Rob
ert r. Lee has taken rooms at IL, Exchange, where
he will receive his friends and attend to the business
connected with Washington COLLEGE the interests OF
which he is now here 90 represent General Lee Is
looking remarkably we'll
FINED FoE PERMITTING 4 WASTE OF WATER
Tweuty-onc citizens were reported yesterday morn
ing at TIE Oricror Chief OF Police Tor violating an
ordinance by allowing their hydrlnts 10 remain
ruuuiE-.
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by Tardy Williams, Auctioneers)
an THURSDAY NEXT, the 18th instant,
" commencing at IL o'clock, promptly, will sell,
At auction, large and wel-assored stock Of GRoCE-
RES, LIQUORS, &c, consisting, in part, Of
1000 sacks Liverpool Enc and Salt
200 barrels Flour
50 barrels Moasses
30 barrels refined Sugars, cut, crush ed Sc.
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns
loo barrels lie rings
50 reams English cap Paper
10 kegs bi-carbonats Soda
30 pockets Java Coffee
LOO boxes tallOw Candles
loo boxes adamantne Candles
100 boxes Soap-all grades
100 sides Sole Leather
90 kegs Butter
10 barrels Cider
80 barrels Vinegar
IS barrels Buckwheat Flour
old Virginia Mountain Whisky
French Brandy
Sherry and Port Wine
Champagne &c, &c.
TARDY WILLIAMS.
This sale will be large and well worthy the ntion
Of the trade.
TERNs-Unier one hundred dollars, cash one hund-
red doars and over thirty days credit interest added
for approved negotiable paper. janl2-tds
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R. H. SApRY. III. NAuRT. r. T. BRooEF.
ID ii. MAURY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NORTHWEST CORNER MAIN and FOURTEENTH SITS,
RICHMOND, VA.
Sterling Exchange,
Gold and Silver,

Gold and Silver
Bank Notes,
State, City, Railroad Bonds and Stocks, Mortgage
GOnds Negotiable Notes and such other securities as
may be the market bought and sold on commission
deposits received.
Collections made on all accessible points in tho Uni
ted States deceit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

GALE OF GOODS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
will sell at Public Auction,
ON WEDNESDAY,
the 9th day Of January 1866 at the Storehouse Of
Isaac Adkisson, deceased, Clover Depot HALIFAX eoun-
ty, large and
VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS,
consisting OF every article usually kept in country
store Among the goods is a valuable assortment OF
SHOES, BOOTS and
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of the best kind and quality. The
ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD
without reserve, to the highest bidder
TERMS OF SALE
Cash for all sums up $50 and under; six months
time for all sums over $50 with interest from day Of
sale, with approved security.
A. LACY Auctioneer.
b. F. GARRETT,
Admir- of Isaac Addison, deceased
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, Il VI U \ T.
LANCASTER * CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND BANNERS,
Have removed To their Banking House south side
NAM, near corner Of Twelfth street, whcT. they aEe
prepared to buy and sell commission Bonds stocks
Bank Notes, Gold, silver, Domestic and Foreign Ex-
change.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND LOANS NEGOTIATED.
ian6-lm
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BiNK1N0 OFFICE ". B. lsAACs \ Co,
Corner Main and l4th streets.
w NTED-YIRGINIA REGISTERED
w BONDS ianlO-3t
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NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.


- L y . .
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RANKS BROKERS. &c.
EXCHANGE,

DRENIZER, KELLOGG & CO., successors
ID 10 KELLcSG BKEsIzgB, BANKERS and BROKERS,
GREENSBORO, y. C.
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These quotations are liable to iuctuation.
Small notes-One's TwO's &c.-Of the above
Banks are bought at lOc., loo. and 2Oc.
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BACON, BACON, BACON, &C., SC.
ID % hhds prime Bacon Sides,
10 hhds prime Breasts Bacon,
20 boxes shoulders,
10 tierces Sugar Cured Hams, -
For sale by WM. TAlLOh SUN
jant
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NNTANTED-T TO LEASE OR PURCHASE,
w CLAY LAND, suitable for making brick. ANY
person having such will please address = }. y. W,
Richmond W hig office anil
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NOTICE.-LnST OR MISLAln-GoIdin

Twenty thousand Apple Trees and a great variety Of
Fruit Ornamental aud Shade Trees and shrub, for sale
For full catalogues, apply To- the subscriber Post
O1ce Box So Alexandra, Virginia at the nursery
{. GlLLlNGHAM =
GEO. WATT 4 Co. Agent
dse0-wIm Franklin street, Richmond Va
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STOCKS and BONDS, bought aud sold.
Deposits received subject to sight checks, As with the
Banks. Collections promptly made on all accessible
points. Will transact all business promptly and on
reasonable terms. jAn5u
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CHANDlSE ON ORDER, and for the SALE OF COT
TON, FLOUR. GRAIN, TOBACCO, &c. nov22-2m
KELLOGG BRENIZER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS 4 BROKERS,
GREENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA.
BUY AND SELL
COTTON AND BACCO
On commission or otherwise oetl9--u
r REINs S 4 son. oo,,,,,s.,or ,vn
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Also, Dealers in
WOOD, COAL, HORSE FEED AND BOAT SUPPLIES.
They respectfully solicit eonsignments OF Agrieultu-
raj Products of all kinds, especially Of
TOBACCO AND WHEAT.
Strict attention to business and prompt returns OF
sales, they pledge TO those who may favor them with
ne Office and Lumber house between Ninth and
Tenth streets, on Cary street and Basin.
RICHARD REINS,
au2O-tf LUTHER Il. REINs.
p. r.. late of the firm of Powell sublstt
PETER a. SuBLErr Richmsnd Va
ID d. & p. A. SUBLETT,
OMMISSION RCHANTS,
Offer their services for the sale Of
TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR,
and all kinds Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Particular attention given TO the purchase OF mercha
disc, and orders promptly filled.
Ohice Thirteenth street, near Cary. oct20---r
r EAoVAL'
GIBSON x WATKINS, Commission Merchants,
Have this day removed their Office to Shockoe Ware
house.
They respectfully solicit continuance of the patron
age they have hitherto enjoyed, and promise their best
efforts To prnic the interests of those who may con-
fde their property to their management Parcuarat-
tenOm paid 10 sales of Tobacco, Wheat and Flour.
janS-lw
TNIiE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i associated themselves under the style and firm Of
FRENCH 4 CREysHAw,
For the purpose Of conducting the
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
At their commodious and extensive House, the
corner Of Main and Ninth streets.
They will keep hand the most select and choice
stock Of Groceries OF every description, including
WINES,
TEAS &c.
Which they will BIO prepared to sell upon the most
sonable terms.
| Personal attention will be given to the sale Of all
COUNTRY PRODUCE and merchandise generally, coli
signed 10 our House.
SETH BARTON FRENCH
LEWIS D. CRENSHAW, JR.
Re Until the first Of November, they can be found
| at the Office of HaXall, Crrnshaw 4 Co. oet3-u
RJNEDPD y SON
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NXTANTED-By a single LADY Of some eX-
w pyrienee situation Teacher Of the usual Eng
i,h branches, French aud Music. Satisfactory refer
-ifI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-09-01

IEiIA &c ABLY. F-s-r,-ir,
or Last 'rJ ami 's'19t ~ LYMAN y. CAyAELr L,ceiy3.
IuEs.l-sN : as-ll-.w
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1dminiSirni0r's N0,ice.

ESrArE OF C0NRAD KErtEs. DECEASED.
~ Office i hereby given that the Undersigned admin.
~ stfitpf the estate of Conrad Keller lato Of tho
county IL sale and Ite of Illinois. deceased will a
pear before the county said county the third
Monday (being the 18th dIy) of tenber 1876 ~ IN
Court House in Otta sai county, when ami where's All
having cllS detitud against said estate arc
notified to attend and present tho in writing for
ad usiment.
sy DsNIEi. 81 KE. Administrator. ---
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n dlN OF JIM, 4 n. INUN.
ELISE GEOSHENS, Administrative,
administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF isaac 4. Henderson, DECEASED.
NOTICE i hcrtb given thar the undersigned admin
i~trstor the estate OF Isaac Z. III nd Tspn lat. OF
IT, state Of North Carolina deceased. viii n pear before
tgs t,nty Court of La Sale county on the ihrd Monday
being the 18th day) September $780, at the court house
in Ottawa in said county, when and where all erson.
having, claims or demands aliHt said estate are notified
10 attend ~ present the writing tor adjustment.
Dat Il 2Sth day Of july, a. D. - o.
CIV st. +. BROW ER, Administrator.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. LIs1-1. cor,7r.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. Ia SArrr C0rr7r.s
..rrt E.4I KEEL t-tI- Ers; according 70 ls~ 81,
:" ON. c-l--,> l --s- KAT in- fr.. yettun
90 Tire -l D. ---s g. e. tr5s.. nd
sl- D. fi O. t, tJu- upon Ef.ru4.:.n ..Cd t-li.f
iEIe rlIllE tie lys %. his IrEr,l.fou Al h-lis,
ROBERT "A AHLLL
- ~ . trt -r' -F.i - t.tar. tal- ttt dty
---' 8 - 80. IL SIN IL G.-lk.
.4-.S-IX
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ESTATE OF JAN GTGRsE GE0>HTSs DECEAsEr.
NOTICE j. h-tcy given. that the undersigned. admin
~ iirsriN %; taa estate oi Jean George Gr,>hens late
The county oi Ia SIDE and State OF Illinois, deceased;
will before the County Court Of said county. the
third Monday being the 18th day. of October lSu, at the
Court in ottawa, IN sii county, when an where
all persons having claim. demands against sail estate
are notified to attend and present the in writing Tor
adjustment.
Dated 18th day Of JH'y, 4. n. 1896.
6W ELISE G. L l~fiENS, Administrative
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Roofing! Roonng:: Rooaa..
Teachers. Take Noslce.
ENE SHE.

z NAMiNAllONS 81 teachers ii BE held hereafter at
b"9lrd on saturdays ana 3ffsy dty The office
the school, SuprEiHte nent = over Ori's Book Store
Ottawa april : i.Ja.-tf. J. 81. DAY s Sy,,t
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TUE Residence Lately occupied by Charles G. Miller
= which l igs fjgr lots in the States Addition TO.
<-swa IT, prop rty can be had at a bargain.
= % A. Il. SMITH Agent.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-07-06

COMNIISS NERS, SALE ~

TOM MI ISSIONERS SALE OF
" Landry virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, in the case of Moon S
administrators as. Moons widow, &C., rendered
on 23d day of June, 1863 the undersigned Com
missioners, will proceed, in front of the Court
house, in the town ofStaunton, on
Saturday, 18th day Of July meet,
to sell the real estate of which Fleming B. Moon
died seized, and possessed consisting as follows
lst Four lots lying near the town ofStaunton
adjoining the lots of n K Trout and H. NJ. Bell
containing together, 45A-2R-3OP. These lots
front on the McAdamzed road and will be sold
separately They are the same lots that were sold
by John Ramsey and s. F. Taylor, Commission
ers, on the 26th day of May last, and are now Of
fered for resale by order of the Court.
I'd. About So acres adjoining these lots on the
North, which will be surveyed, and perhaps d.
vided before the day Of sale. There is fine spring
on this tract.
Sd. A tract of woodland lying about p miles
from town, adjoining David Fultz, Opie's heirs
and Wm A. Burke containing 431 acres.
Plats OF this land may be seen at the offices of
the Commissioners,sand will be exhibited on the
day of SALE Creditors are advised look to their
interests
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough in hand to pay
costs of the suit and sale. One-third of residue
in sixty days after confirmation of sale; third
in one year, and the other in two years from day
of sale. Bonds with good security will be requir-
ed and title retained until purchase money is paid
Sale to commence at ii clock, A. NJ.
Fl NJ BELL,
July 6-4ts n. K. TROUT,
Commissioners
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-07-06

NEFAR1oUs SCHEME A letter from friend
at Newcastle, Craig county, informs us (says
the Lynchburg Vi'yiaion) that there is a
villainous scheme on foot by the so-called
"Union men" to have that country, Bote-
tourt, Roanoke and Montgomery transferred
to West Virginia. They have circulated a
secret petition among the ''ferrets' for sig
natures, and have sent it to Washington
The true people of those counties had better
take steps to counterfeit these mischievous
steps, or they may find themselves i'll the
situation of the citizens of Jefferson and
Berkeley.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-07-06
The Minister who Whipped his Child to
Dcath

The Rochester Union Of the 22d says the
account of tho whipping to death of child
three years old by its father, a clergyman,
because it would not say it's PRAYERS, near
Medina, published yesterday, awakened the
greatest indignation of our citizens against
the inhuman father The report was hardly
credited, so unnatural and monstrous was
the crime committed We blush to say it,
but the most sickening and dreadful part of
the unparalleled horror was not published.
Lindsley's CHATS the monsters name)
statement before the coroncr's jury, given
yesterday, was corroborated by other wit
nesses before the jury. The body of the child
told more plainly and pathctically than words
could of the terrible punishment it had IN
dergene Several of its fingers were broken
and the blood had oozed from every pore
TO conceal the crime the father had tied the
little ones hands behind its back and placed
it in its coffin. While physicians were max
ing post aorem examination of the body
he sat BY coolly looking at the proceedings.
After while he spoke, and asked them if
they had not carried 'this thing about far
enough" The physicians discovered no dis
ease about the child--it died solely from ex-
cessivc and cruel treatment. The little one
would have been three years old next Au-
gust--whipped to death because it would not
say its prayers.
We are told that Lindsey justifes his hor-
rid work. He thinks it was his duty to punish
the child until his will was broken and he
obeyed. Lindsey was arrested yesterday and
committed to jail in Albion. It was with the
utmost difficulty that the officers who had
him in charge could keep the citizens Of Me-
dina and neighborhood from lynching the
murderer on the spot Lindsey is a man of
about five feet eight inches in height, well
proportional, has black whiskers, and dark
complexion. He has the appearance of man
Of violent temper.
The murder is the all-absorbing topic Of
Orleans county.