Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-15

hereditaments, chattel or chattels, right or
rights, credit or credits, within the Com
federate States of America, held, owned,
posed or enjoyed for or by an alien enc
my; or in or to which any alien enemy had:
aud when, since thattime, any right, title
or interest, either directly or indirectly2
2. Ifyou answer any part Of the forego-
inginterrogatorie in the affirmative, then
set forth specifically aud particularly a de-
scription Of such property right, title credit.
or interest; and fyon have disposed Of it
whole or in part, or of the profit of rent or
interest accruing therefrom, then state
when you made such disposition, and to
whom, and where such property now is,
| and by whom held s-.., 1900
g. Were you, since the 2Ist day of May.
1861, and, if yea, at what time indebted,
either directly or Indirectly, to any alien
enemy or alien enemies7 IF yea, state the
amount of such Indebtedness if one, and
of each Indebtedness il more than one.
Give the name or names Of creditor or
creditors, and the place or places of resi-
dence; and state whether, aud TO what ex-
tent, and also the time and mhnner of-the
discharge.
4. Do you know of any land or lands,
tenement or tenements; hereditament or
lhereditaments, chattel or chattels, right.
or rights, creditor or creditors, within the
Confederate States of America, or any
right or interest held, owned, possessed,
or enjoyed, directly or indirectly, By or for
one or more alien enemies since the 2lst
day of May, 1861, or in or by which any
one or more alien enemies had since that
time any claim, title or interest. direct or
iudirect2 If yea, set forth specifically ard
particularly what and where the property
is, and the name and residence of the hold.
er, debtor, trustee, or agent.
[ 5. State all else that you know which
may add in carrying into full effect the Sc
questration act of the Both August, 1861,
and state the same as fully and particular-
ly as if ifthereunto specially INTERCEPTED.
~ ae A. B., Receiver.
NorE.-The garnishee in the foregoing
iuterrogatorIes is specially warned that the
and every citizen to give the information
asked in said interrogatories. (Act OF
Both August, section ~
And if any attorney agent, former part
ner, trustee, or other person holding or
controlling any property or int crest there
in, of or for any alien enemies, shall fail
speedily 70 inform the receiver of the same,
and to render him an account of such pro-
ipcrly or interest, he shalt be guilty Of a hiyh
nisdenlsanor, and, upon conviction shall
be fined in sum not exceeding FIVE thou
sand dollars, and imprisoned not longer
thnn six months, and be liable to pay, be-
sides, to the Confederate States, double the
Udiue of the property or interest of the
alien enemies so held subject to his con-
troll. (Scc. 81 i
The Attorney General has also furnished
the following rule of practice for the courts
by virtue of the authority vested in him
under the 10th section of the law:
RUIE.-Garnishees, to whom written or
printed interrogntories or addressed, may
make appearance by filing written an
swer, sworn to before II Justice of the
peace, or other competent officer, unless
specially ordered by the court to appear in
person. III at e