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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
REGmEETALs HOsPITA

First Michigan Mecanics and Engi-
neers, Chattanooga Depot, in charge
Surg. Hammond i'' '+3'af'it
Fifty First Ohio, Female Academy
Building, Church St., in charge Surg.
Woodworth. ..,oa, E Z SWIFT.
Surgeon U. s. A., Med. Director,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
no rae WOpEN OF RTCBMOND.

The time has come when every woman should do Der
du il this struggle Tor our eous.ry's Independence
Flsrs are many tniags her lands can do which will
materially aid our cause as il she we're a soldier with
uusket IN rand The baEIls VII be brought right cur
doors. Let every WOmIn, tbeD in this city WHO o !.
sesses the ability, prepare e.ee, bread, aud WHAT yer
che may have to give, for our dear loved ones who
ole, their prtoiOu, bodies wall of defence for or
homes.
O1e-ihTd pure coffee, the res. Whea. rye, rightly
prepared, viii furnish Strengthening drink which will
adj greatly their comfort Let the coss be Drowned
i.tls, then add the wheat rye, teasing them to-.
Ssher Iu his way the OF the coffee is impaired
g he grain Grind or FOUNDER we'll To one measure
o. e,Gse add eight Of boiling water. Let it boil we'll
s ring il down uns the entire disappears when
it vii l.. clear Add little cold water, let it stand
ill j, settles and you have quite a nice coffee.
Nov, will not every woman at once toast her coff O.
grud il and have il ready for use. Surely all the mi
Carts mossses barrels carts and any conveyance ole
may think Of carry it to places designated
when some persons whose business it shall be- may por-
tioa 1t out regiment detailed for this busl
ness, it would do good service Let no one begrudge
her little mite Of ce,e There are some persons who
have Tot the material bu. who would gladly prepare IT,
y then, her fortunate neghbor, who can spare
o. her ite pass il to willing hands longing to do
50 aelius for our noble cause. Bid the men go-"be
IRA euus and fear no." A WIS AND MOTHER
y Enquirer, Dsra'ch, and Examiner, please copy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
OurCanal.

We must call the attention of the Qlarermaster and
Commissary Central to the importance Of organizing
ranspor a+oD upon the James RIVER Canal Tnat work
will oe-fouud adequate to conduct the communication
with the upper country If timely steps shall be taken to
put all the bAtesux and canal boats in order. It Is
plain that the enemy may make cavalry dash upon our
Railroads and intercept their u.s., but if the Canal be
put and kept in good working order the supplies OF the
upper country can be brought down with sufficient ra'
piclty to maintain cur army. We hope this important
measure viii be attended to Immediately. Indeed, we
trust has already received the attention Of the Coned
crate and Canal authorities Let not indignant pub
lie be awakened suddenly to the important fact OF az in
sufficient commpuicatiOn with the interior. Let not the
Confederate authorities give OCCASION to comments which
impair public 6depce in the cause and let the Pre-
sdent of the Canal take that Virginia shall
receive an aleqte reward in the safety Of her Capital
for the liberal wisdom with which she has constructed
that important work.
We infer from reported movements of the enemy that
it is his purpose to move on railroads and so cut d
our communication with the interior We have no fear Of
the REORGANIZATION" of which hear for if the Yan'
kess advance far enough to command railroads per-
maneatly and 80 prevent their repair they will be sepA
ra,ed from their own base Of supplies and expose them
lives to Hauk movements.
Ia the mesn'me az il will not do to have our rations
opp 100 suddenly our shipment and storage should
p. c d, upon the line .. the canal, and We shall be
osOae.et from starvation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21

the second day, the Union army outnumberipg the Con-
fedesates recovered portion Of the ground from which
they had been driven the previous day. and the Conede-
rata on the second day, retired to their fortified po-
tor carrying with them several thousand prisoners
we took no prisoners and terribly cat 10 pieces
Bot for our having double the force OF the Conf de-
rates the entire army would have been siaughered oy
Be,ureRard and his men. There is no need Of lying
about the matter 1t does good The cheering news
that went to Europe by the ASIA now eOntradced by
the Arabia to-day. l have 10 doubt that Besuregari
will bs driven away aud his army will be DESTROYED u.
less military Incompetence allow to escape but thus
far thu part OF General Bde or some otG
sIAyeovperloyinr General has pered1he cause Of the
country These events of the have discouraged the
friends of the Union Generals are trying to make pc
csl capital at the South and the result will be thai,
until they are got rid Of chances OF success arevery
Quit Il we get victory at any point 1t will be
marvel, and the people will SO regard 1t.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
AyyAlRs Ar NORFOLK.

From an Official report Of neral Wool Of the oecu'
p.tion u Norfolk, we copy the following:
On h. ll.h sted the navy yard, and found all the
1orkshops storehcusCs and oiher budinls In ruins,
h, wing been -, On FIRE by the Rebels who at the same
tim. partially blue up the dry dock.
n's) visited Crauey Is and, and found thirty pine
gu, yf large oabre, OF which were spiktdi also
large number of shot and shells, with about 6,VOO
pounds OF powder which, with the buildings, we're In
good order
ab ut 200 cannoa including three at Sewes Point bat
ter with large lumber OF ot and shells, as well as
many other articles Of value stationed at the navy yard,
Craney Island, SeWcll's Point, and other PLACES
The following newspaper report is dated Norfolk,
May l2.h:
The CITY continus very quiet Mes. Of the stores
closed but Il is expected that they will open in day
or two except in css where the occupants have lett
the city with the amy.
Some excitement st prevails but Il Ia supposed that
in a few days when communication is fully opened with
the Northern ports confidence will he completely re-
stored.
Tho prices of almost everything are astonishnsly
high Candles for instance OF miserable quality sell at
sixty cents per pound; common brown wrapping paper
envelopes fny cents per pack; brown sugar twenty
nine cents per pound.
number Of stores will be opened, however, in few
days by parties from Old Point and Baltimore, who will
bring supplies of articles much wanted here
The PostoAice and Custom Housewife doubtless be re'
opened very shortly.
Very little Union sentiment ia yet openly 'Epfessed
but ali over The city our soldiers bob priVses And OH
Gers freely talk with the oissns which must produce
good effect.
All the iorrfoation1 10 THIS vicinity sfs occupied
BY Union troops sod all public property is ID possession
Of Federal authorities
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
R0MLINCOLNDOM.
PARTIAL REMOVAL OF TIE BLOCKADE-ExAN

OIPATIoN ORDER, &c.
Northern journals to the 10th instant have been re-
ceivsd They bring an official copy Of the Proclamation
Of Old Abe, opening three Southern ports, viz;
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas, BY my proclamation OF the nineteenth OF
April oae Il ousAud eight hundred and sixty QUE, II was
declared tha tbs ports If cert'n see inciadng moe
o, Beaufort 10 the ate Of North Caolns; Port Roy
ia The Sac Of South CsEOln; aud New Oesns, IN Il o
Safe OF louisiana wsrr tor therein get forth,
ttendd 10 BE- Pile under blockade and, whereas the
nd pors OF Beaufort Port Royal and New Orleans have
since been blockade but as the blockade Of the same
ports may nov be safety relaxed with advantage to the
aterests Of commerce:
Now. theteiora be i; known that l. Abraham Lincoln,
Prtsaen of the United Staes pursuant 10 authority IN
ME vested y tile 9th section OF the act OF Congress,
spuroy,d GU the 18Th oil July last eIed An set fur
her to provide Tor the collection Of duties imports
And for other purposes" do hereby declare that the
blockade of the said ports OF Beaufort Fort Royal and
Nas Orleans shall so far and determine from and
after tue FIRST day Of June next that commercal inter
course With those ports except as 10 persons ald thng
and formation, contraband Of war, may, from that
ums b. FRIED on suite to the laws OF the United
81 tes and 10 the limitations and in pursuance OF tie
regulators which prescribed oy the Secretary OF the
in his order of this date which is appended to
this Proclamation.
/, witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal Of the United States to be affixed.
H. Done at the City Of Washington, this twelfth DAY
of Nav, in the year of cue Lord one thousand eight
eight hundred aud siItytwo and OF the independence
Of the United States the eighty sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President;
Wm. II. Seward, Secretary Of State
The regulations of the Secretary Of the Treasury al
uded 10 in the proclamation, have not been received
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
En-. W. SMITH, 4. A. G.
DEyxSoE or Tux LAEEs.

despatch, dated Washington, ls h inst, says:
The recent act of the Legislature Of New York in
placing it, canals OF the service OF the Government so
lar as TO allow the enlargement OF its cAual locks to
z adapted to the pss &c of vessels able to defend the
Lakes from hottie atack was placed on the tables Of
Oongrsssmen this morning, accompanied by letter from
Capt Eiosson and also by evidence furnished BY ex'
tracts from The London Tines, showing the deienceess
condition Of American commerce on the b kss aud ht
a5Risyof England at any time TO take immediate d'ld
eoB,O etc control Of than.
Governor Morgan, Hctipg under on resolution OF the
State Legislature, has specially appointed Hon. Samuel
g. Ruggs late Canal Commissioner 10 attend at Wash
pton aud invite attention of the General Government
to the great importance Of the national interests nvoy
cd In the measure.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
INK wAR-x'cLrLLAS AND HALLECE.

The n Y. Herald of the IL h says
Tho War Department received dispatches yesterday
from the armies Of G,n. Mcclellan and Gen. Haeck, 10
the effect that preparations were being made in both d.
rectons, for some highly important movements. Gen.
Mcclellan has established his headquarters at Oumber-
lard, pleasant town on the banks OF the Pamunkey
river. The advance guard, under coumand Of Genera!
s oueuau, Is within sight OF the enemys position At
White House.
b. pr,cipitaing battles at the two places named (Co-
rnth and Rcbmord) We risk in case of disaster, the
ind, f4te protrao,on Of the war. By enclosing the
CcntedeTates within network from which they cannot
escape a-d starving them into submission, we gain two
objects which the country would be graf fad TO accom-
p.h-tba of sparing the further eason Of blood ard
capturing and Furnishing the rebel leades This lne OF
policy cannot be entrusted to better hands than those Of
Generals Mcclellan and Hi'l:ck. If the Government
consuls the interests and feelings Of the country II will
support them In pursuing IL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
VrSlce aud England parting a., the Federal
Artni,s.

Tee New Yo.k H,rad Of 10, 6tl instant. in its e1J
aron over reglt Federal success c. makes a. We ART
ili3rusd By he COLUMBUS Sea some disclosures verify
OF our serious Attention
slys that it IS nos known the Federal Cabinet chad
secret intelligence from LoudOn ana Paris o the sfss
t,s f. BY The 1t Of May We did not show that s vas
Do car poser 70 pm down the rebson the two govern
z-l,s Intended - make Tor themselves BY Which
~.5a, Infringing their own principles of in.erus.ions
~ hey would be ju5tf in breaking the blockade"
:l- - wAs 10, the Intention Of Gen Mcclellan to cIen
ts campaign in Virginia until the ginning of April,
UC, g. co.'s. qusrce Of the information to which
i De aarr,d up bis plans and began early in March the
6rl--s seris Of operations which are now rapidly sP-
l-5scailg The eousummaton Of their OH e-the Gle e
c, the va-Which may be confidently locked tOE BY the
Is. -' Jlne ueE.."
TIE Herald rec1pi.ulates the victories which n CLAIM
Tor as Federal arms and announces that aS the result
Of this series CT ~ r10rdinary tdJrts, uneHampsd N
tas 5s Of are n modern warfare" and TO re
lsVe m azy further apprehensioos Of foreien IL
r-lc-" tera President "s nov aboE. 70 issue
e'inI.ior. p ~ ne pri,eipai Pyri' Of ths Ss1h
6. t1s .-al.res - ne Grid"
Ha-uls la, although the Southern ports be thus
Opza,d-prgveaaBs i: fondy believes, any European
iltsfvsusoa-;he Fsderas,s cannot promise them th'
- -Li get any cotton and tobacco" bat eauckb s
The isl thai Vance AID Great Britain thus
tip from iutsI,r,roe, for which they can no logger
Lavs any excuse We Opile. however that those pow
ere vii then have learnt Ihst sssa ESisEal aIPbs
lor s,ss Jsem eotsl ALi at IhsJ aus. Isds -t Nhs
ula az Vi1g - IA pen lsaJ people O. HSI - ell.
Wat =:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21

Gen. Vele, Military GoYernor, pursues course cacu.
lated to produce the impression Of the superiority Of the
Federal Government and shows an intention 10 throw
no obstacle il the way Of private business, or the en-
forcemsnt Of the ordinances Of the city government.
The Day Book newspaper will be coRtinued in the
afternoon, instead Of the morning edition, condition
that Il shall be respectful to tie Government The first
number printed day. II contains nothing except
EXTRACTS from Northern papers and an editorial state
of the CITY,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21

THE CAPrURE AND KILLING on YASEEEs AT CITY
PorSr.-The Petersburg Express of Yesterday, gives
fJo- ing account OF the sir briefly chroDcled under
our Geographic head, in yesterdays paper
Quite brilliant little affair occurred at City Point yes
To Afternoon by which nine Yankee officers and
were taken pIisoners and seven eight killed. About
o'clock small boat from one OF the vessels lying
In The James river approached the wharf at City Point
from .hch nine were seen to lard and proceed Up
to the town, while eight remained behind In
the boat Stationed near at hand, and completely hid
dea from view, was detachn ent OF fifteen men, be-
longing TO Company ], Captain Willis, OF the Fourth
Georgia Regiment The commanding III .er OF this de-
tachment Immediately divided bis men into two par 9,
one Of which he despatched TO the boat and
the other In the direction Of the Yankees who had
approa chsd the town. As were
double quckpg towards them the Var KEGS on land
eldeavored TO make their escape, but we're fortunately
cli of aud made 10 surrender. The command 10 sur.
nder also given TO those in the boa and several
tmcs repeated without success. IL being very evident
O our men that they endeayorng to get away
without positively refusing 10 surrender, they raise
their rides and fired. De man Was seen to fall
board and all the balirce except one total 10 the boat
eaving no doubt whatever that but one man Of them
all was left TO tell the fate Of his comrades The
vvor was eeen paddle off ~iih HASD, and the TO-
ference il thai the other too much jured 10 be
used. Our then quickly returned q train OF
aationed little way Gf put their prisoners aboard and
carried TO Gen. Hugers headquarters.
Treir arrival hers created quite stir On the streets,
40 nen women and boys followed them 20 the Cuscm
Hlu c. We present below the names and positions Of
The officers captured:
Chare- Il. Baker, Chief Engireer.
lat Lieut. J. W. d Ford, Signal Corps.
Lev 5. S.ockwel As istan. Paymsster.
George d. slOcum Assistant Surgeon, aud Eve seamen
Of the fteam sloop-oix var Massachusetts,.
We understand the immed ate OF the Surgeons
visit City Point was in Obedience TO the request Of
lady there that he should give her medical adsies -
What uuh there Is 10 this do no; know, but from
What we hear are iuciqed to credit it.
The prisoners were all comfortably cared for last
night, by order OF Ger. HugeT. -
The officers are you1g men Of fine appearance and
intelligent countenances. The sesrnen ordinary
locking, and mostly foreigners Tney expressed
themselves no. at slI expecting attack from the
UoUfederaes at City Point But for orders 10 the
trary We understand, large number Of officers ard
men might taye been bAgged ut City Point day before
yesterday, and among the Commander Of the Fleet,
O)mmcdora Rogers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
l,r.R ,yp MORT posIrrvE Issr.rrogs.

TIE Jlra brings Liverpool dates 70 the Sd inst The
rs correspondent Of the Independence Bsge asserts
that the projected intervention of Frarce and England
is confirmed in The most aJiO!ts manner, aud the South
will be required TO guarantee the emancipation Of her
slaves.
The same authority says the treaty between France
and Spain provides for the early abolition Of slavery in
Cuba.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.

Gen. Hunter has issued the following General Order,
dated Headquarters Department Of the South Hilton
Head, s. c., May oh, 1862"
The three States of Georgia, Florida and South Caro-
lima, comprising the Military Department Of the SOUTH
having deliberately declared themselves no longer undI
the pFotection Of the United Staes Of America, and
having taken up against said United States it be
came military necessity to declare martial law Thi
vas accordingly done on the Is Of April, 1852 -
Slavery and martial law in free country, altog
incompatible. The persons in these three States
org, Florida and South Carolina heretofore held AZ
.layss, ara therefore declared forever free.
DAVID HUNTER,
General Commanding
z, Svrru q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
AT THKIR OLD GANE.

A despatch received in Chicago from P;tsburg Lane
ing stat g that the dl,aHcon among the rebel army Il
nor stratirg itself /. very forcbie manner. Ga
Mondsy last two gimsnts from Tennessee and Ken
uky m,de an attempt to coma over 10 the Uaion trny
and positive mutiny in General Beaursgsrds army was
the result The Advance from cur lines vent over IN
free TO aid he deaf e,d rebel soldiers, and succeeded
in Urngi CO come Sky OF them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
srArE OF rRApE IN yRAEcE.

We have some offcis accounts OF the destituton In
the manufacturing districts Of France far back the
5 h Of February.
At hat date, one half Of the operatives at Lyons
were out OF work, one quarter were working only half
ims and Only the remaining qlarter full time hun
drul thocsand Eoikmen chen said 10 BIS dependent
In Lycus on public aud private CHARITY. This stand
still i remarked ais not caused by the commercial
treaty with Eagaud Of whom the Lyons manufacturer
has no reason to be afraid. Il is caused alone by
want OF orders from abroad North America and Mexico
have ordered nothing South American orders less BY
one half than In forner years. The East aud CONSTANT
uope hardly take anything, aud even England, which
used always to buy the richest stuA has greatly cur
tailed its oIdtri this year. which attributed to the
mourning for the Prince Consort.
Paris CArrn2S Correspondence OF the London Tines.
The "F,uille de Thann," Of the " instant states
that Jourdain one of the principal spinaers Of that
town has Informed his Workmen that after the present
week he will find himself under the cruel necessity OF
rvoucrg their hours Of labor in hs manutac DRY by
Eo thirds 10 order that his stock Of cotton may last The
uger He addt however, that he would d. ice their
wage by OILY 0nethIrd. Tae saor lie NJ Jolidin is
reolv, to MAKE 10 order 10 give bread to his numer
Gus operatives, Is estimated at tOOi weak.
depuia,cn ircm be lace msnufac urtrs OF Nantes
lIpY tired on the Empress to solicit her patronage
TIE Empress r"ped 10 tie deputies by SLOWING them
syeal boIa ad With Ice, the produce OF their man.
ufctcries So tod Ibem further that she would not
only not lose any opportunity Of serving their interest,"
but she would, By her CKamp.e procure them as many
customers as possible
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
ELECTION NOTICE.
OFFICE VA, Y. AND MARINE Tvs. co.,
NJ. 1zH1

REGULAR A1uIl election Of Seventeen Directors, goF ths
N llsuu M be held the panys oce, Nc lss Man
street % aoniAy. he 1912 tBt. Al u o'clock, #
a.3-td WI WILLS ia, EsSF.
- absge election posP3asit ii5arusi saT
70 b s.L Va faaslAy. "a lLst, ~ y O'Clock
zsaO-td fWh WILLIS, Jr sseJ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Nay S-The sales of Cotton for the week
amounted to 40 600 bales The market closed dull at
ICES Is lower, Ovng to The rss'Vat Of i"tsrVsHt'o"
rlR0Ts.
Brea6suffs closed dull, and prices barely maintained
Consols closed at SO 34s937s
American Securili, dull aud unchanged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
@THE CONVENTION OF THE

49, PROrfsTANT EPEC0PAI CHUROH In tne Bio
rgIl vii assemble In ST. PauS Church, In tbs city,
on Wetn STAY noTning, st inst
b o a IL O'clock. mAQ0-2l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
- GsEsTITUrIOE-sTATB RIsaTs
To CORRESPONDENT.

- f1-. - 'vaiHas- 'ssf bs tti-.as~' 70 as"G.tl ,
o -ts"
- '~oN - 7,1l -iaes slEsT $50 10 &c publi -
~ s' --s = -. tal-gi sasgat % d tAc,on
r az q 40 s1r; &c ftrseI s-0a Osi!.lr a0:lOss ssOss
7 - ir'a arscssrget ior a. .dDsrsisS7;s.A.
X HsaaA0: s.sr.lss 20 ,s,rs rejected .o-.as.Ioaslous
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
rur sIrrIE OF sauOH-qOss TRUTHFUL cOsrEssrc

Tax BATTLE OF saGLoH-eoNE TRUTHFUL CONFESSIONS.
The iolloang is from, the New York correspondent
o. the LordOn Herald:
What Islid lorg ago about the utter incompetcrcy Of
Mcclellan is rapidly forcing itself Oto great truth -
tn public in this city and at The North, are divided
now. Some persons think he Is u traitor and that he
will act the part tried by Benedict Arnold Oilers thir
he will not prove traitor but only fool aud that he will
merely be whipped badly and then retire from the public
service. The President has dwndled down his COM
mand from the "Chef" be Eat the head Of the army
OF the Potomac" Now he is merely iu command at
point he will probably be whipped there, and that
will be the last Of him. His command has been awful
series OF blunders.
Il seems the greatest Of crimes that with army Of
$50 OOO he should have permitted 900 to leave the
Potomac and 900 be transferred the Mississippi
there TO fight under Beauregard and nearly destroy the
army Gen Grant These men are slave owner Generals.
So Is laundering HAlleek, at the West So it seems is
Buell. and precious hopeful lot of them. These men
play into the hands OF the Confederaes They refuse
to act against the slaves their sympathies with the
Ooniedeses and while this lasts shall gain secure
victories. An able commander would have ended this
rebellion months ago. /. looks IL had got to
fight IL oil over again with new commanders.
Haeck deserves 10 be styled the Msjor General Liar
OF the WsRt. He has now three OCCASIONS sent on
by telegraph the monstrous lies about winning bat
ties that were ever concoced. He lately announced
that leland No 10 taken mo1th before it
dessd Controlling the telegraph he sent the oulest
10 SbOUt the battle at PittsbuTg Landing that ever
circulated TIE facts are now well known in this city
aud al WAahinst0l We were terribly beaten but on
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-21
Dd. HUGH n. Mcguire,
OF WISuHI sTER,
DIVERS hs Procession T. tbs esers a 7ishmot
~ Caee Broad ieg doors beoE l2h sree', cry g
sn,Isd bv br PAT ola ms2l-Nts
NOTICE.
FARE, FOR SALE.

WILL sell privately ny H,ntAton called HAsnd contain
ing two Ia dEe Of Land lying the touny Of
Charlotte Claks Ferry Road mics from Rosnoks De
pG Rehm DAayiiie aAioa there dpsn the place
dwelling eJaIsillbg Ix stl TIE nsccs,a out
houses The has be s)meEhat abused hAi esUr
The <oodsn abundance Of Licc aiding ple.
Possession given hrai January next
Fer cesertpI.z sspiy 10 ne 81 D.akr susn
p. o., Charlotte county,
Ap2S-d2ss Ta0HlS T. EJCLDIN "a