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some four hours. =. .n....,, ....-.,,...
t. dispute the passage Of our troops n
cross the river, ,nd n heavy artillery
fight ensued, in which We lost about o..
hundred and fifty in killed and wounded.
The loss Of the enemy was believed to /.
much greater. The troops engaged on
the part OF the encm, were the rmy
corps Of Gen. Burnside. The enemy
were finally driven back aud our forces
crossed the river, capturing about ur
hundred prisoners. A report was also
brongh! 10y passengers that our cavauy
had advanced asfu North AS Bristow
Station, on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, within seven miles of Man s,as
J.nctlon, and tha. our lro .ps had occu.
pied the town Of Warrenton, but these
reports seem not to be well au,heutica.
ted. 1t was further stated that our troops
were pursuing Burnside in the direction
OF Fredericksburg, and that the u ain
body OF the lauer's army had reached
that town, as early as Saturday night
Those familiar with tho distance between
the two points will at once detect the i'm.
probability Of this statement.
To SUN up the Information as received
by us, we accept the conclusion tina, the
Federal forces have retrealed in the di
rection Of Washington and Frederrc S.
burg that the fgh. Of Saturday at Rap.
pahannock river was an effort to cover
that retreat that they were defeated
with the loss Of prisoners stated, and tha,
our army, having crossed the river, is
pursuing them norlhwaid. Any specu.
lation as to when the foe will Le over,a
ken, or where the mex, fight will occur,
would be uselessIy consuming space in
onr columns.-Richmond Dispuich, 2GA
uk
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S O u II II & Il r. O i

LANCASTER DlSTRlC
In Court Of Ordinary for the said
in matters Of Probate Of Miss
Blackmon's VIII.
WHEREAS, The Petition
Chuis aud wife Catherine requirin,
paper purporling 10 be- the last
Testament of Miss Mary Elizabei
mon, deceased, To be proven in sol
or due form q law, and. have
Friday The 3lst day of October
that purpose, and, whereas, her,
ding out OF the limits Of the Stat,
trict aforesaid some of the heir.
wit: Josiah Blackmon and James
Blackmon Gf dead)to his children {
known.) You and each Of Won Il
notified and admonishud, toyethc
whom it may concern, txbe and a
fore the Court Of Ordinary TO be
Lancaster Court House for the
aforesaid Oh the day and date as d
ted.
Given under my hand and sea
this 24!h dav of July 1852
= +. HAMMOND, {
July 30, 1862, lUnm3m
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Froni tie Southern Chr;aian Adrocaie.
The Crisis and Religion,

l. seems, at the present time, that q
newspaper article ,ha. did not alIude to
the war would he regarded by many AS
devoid OF interest. Ii is the all absorbing
theme OF the day It hinges every thought
burdens every sign, fills every heart, pur
sues the Christian into his closet, and
even goes with the minister into the sa-
cfed desk. Indeed, there is danger of
our anxieties in regard To the issues Of
The war becoming dispropor,iona,e -
Christians are liable to suffer themselves
10 be too much absorbed with passing
events.
Indifference, il is true, would he crimi
nal; but is there not danger Of forgetting
the important truth, that Religion is The
shief concern of morlaIs 7" Is there no,
danger Of culuvsting, in these times, n
spirit no. exactly in keeping with the
meek and quiet spirit" enjoined in the
Gospel' Is here not danger of becom
lng vindic,ve. pugracious, blood thirty.
Let US beware OF men. Let US see that
our zeal foi our beloved country become
not OF such q character that Christ shall
say 10 us "Ys know not what manner Of
spirit We are Of. Ye SAVIOR no, the things
that he Of God, but those that be Of men"
Let us heed the teachings OF the poet:
"Let sinners learn TO pray,
Lee, sairts keep near the throne,
Our help in times of deep distress,
Is found in God alone"
The affections that have come upon us
are, no doubt, corrective; they are dis
c'Plne only needed by ignoraut, helpless
sinners, such as we, ss people, are
Happy shall We be il they Weld TO us,
who are exercised by them, "lhe peacea.
ble fruits Of righteousness"
The presen; crisis is intended as a re,
buke to our sysrics, pride, love Of the
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Sworn TO and subscribed before me.
From the North.

PErgRsBURo, Aug. 24.--The Express
has New York dates Of the ooh. The
intelligence from Washington the day
previous indicated most important
movemen, oil Pope's army. The parIicu.
lars were considered contrabaud for a
day or two ai least.
McCIeIlan's army moved out from
Harrison's Landing al 8 o'clock on the
morning OF Friday, the 18th inst, reached
2arreu's Ferry at sundown the same day.
and crossed ,he Chickahominy on pom
toon bridge. one third Of a milo long,
and arrived at Newport News, Hampton
and Fortress Monroe on Saturday.
There WAS great rejoicing at the success
ful change Of base-the army no. having
been annoyed by the firing Of sirgls
rebel gun. The Herald says il stamps
Mcclellan as a great General
Robert Colos was arrested at Williams
burg for moulding bullets.
Communication ia established on the
Nashville snd Louisville railroad, the riv.
ers being crossed ip boats. a stsouq
force is at MunfordsyiIle and Bowling
Green. Tie gueniIls Morgan will be
taken, certain, 10 bio rsxt raid.
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$40 EsaISN ARD
z Heslll;lNNnV from whore We

hNhstWHy from where wei
60 hired, near Chester. in Juna
-&A three Negro men, viz BILL
aud HENRY.
Bill and Giles we bought the 81
November. at the estate sale Of III
on Broad River, in York Dist.icI
being brothers and having reIa,io
neighbOrhO"d where We purchased
Is more than iikcIcy they have m
way back to their old ncighborhnd
Bill IL about 20 wear, old, 3 frct
high, will weigh i5O or 100 pol
very black; rather sharprd :arc,
quick when spoken to.
Giles, his brother. is about -
feet o inches high will weigh
Is very black, and walks with his
and feet turned out il front.
Henry, We purchased, Jan /, o
Rlres on the Cntawba river. He l.,
old, well SCI. 5 feet 10 inches high.
weigh i75 pounds has heavy l
speaks slowly has some charac
runaway. May 20 10 Charleston o
'ngton city, it is hard telling whcr,
60 rs he is gentleman Of travel
all ran off about the same time.
We will pay S75 reward for I
men; or S25 n piece for either of
Tweed in any Jail so that we can Q
iheso boys may attempt to make I
North, MS some others from this pl
attempted.
PRIDE & DUN0N
Aug. 7, lSGl-26-lf.
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Confederate Congress.

kIcHMoND, August 23.-The Senate
was not in sessions to-day. In the House,
bills were introduced, authorizing the
granting Of medals for courage and good
conduc. on the field of battle to change
the Organization Of engineer corps. and
authorizing the appointment, Of additional
officers Of artillery to superinlend ordnance
stores. y resolution Was passed tender
ing the thanks TO Congress, to Col. Thos.
q. Lamar and command for the defence
OF SecessioDvil!e, S C; also, a resolution
of thanks to Gen. J. G. Breckenridge and
command 70. gallant conduct at Baton
Rouge also, a resolution Of thanks to
Gen. Earl Van Dorm anu command and
The citizens OF Vicksburg for their defence
Of that place; also, a resolution request
ing the President TO use all the means in
his power for the release Of Pierre Soule.
Mr.. Foote Withdrew bis resolution rela
i've TO raising troops, to await the pre-
sentation Of bill from the Committee on
Military Atians.
RIcnMoND, Angus, 25.-In the Senate
Mr.. lancey's resolutions, relative to re
,aliauon and the right to citizens TO at
tack invaders. WAS laid upon the table
for the present. Mr.. Yancey has been
defined from his seat by indisposi,ion.
Mr.. Orr submitted resolution relative
to the Medical Examining Board in Rich
mond, which eliciled 40 animated discus
'Ion Of the abuses in the Medical Depar,
ment Of the army. a resolution was
adopted, which requests the President to
Inform the Senate Who constitute said
Board, and what necessity there is for it
Mr. semmes, Of Louisiana. submitted
resolution, which was adopted, direct
my the Committee on The Judiciary TO
inquire into the necessity for further iegis.
Isuon TO restrain within constitutional
limits The exercise Of power by military
officers, assumed under color Of the Ac,
'uspending the privilege OF the wri, of
habess corpus. Mr.. Semmes criticized
the order recently issued by Gen. Van
Dorm, but gave him credit for patriotic
motives.
In The House, bill was introduced.
providing for granting bounty to con
scripts. Also, bill to amend the law
prescribing rates Of postage. Mr.. Foote
submitted resolutions, declaring that the
movements Of our armies should he active
and aggressive, as far as consistent With
enlightened discretion tina, when the
enemy are driven back to their own coun,
try, II the de!uded Government At Wash.
ing'on still refuge US peace, our policy
will be to invade the territory Of the foe,
and that at the same moment, and ante.
r.or 10 this invasion, the President should
proclaim TO the inhabitants Of the North.
western States the unanimous willingness
OF ibe people Of the Confederales TO qua
rantee TO them the free use Of the Missis.
sipPi and Ohio Rivers, provided they will
desist from all further participation in
this cruel and unnatural war. The reso
lu,ions were referred, without debate, 10
the Committee on Military Affairs. The
House tben resolved itself into secre, sss-
siou.
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The Pay of Deceased Soldiers.


lost SONS, husbands, or brothers, in the
service, 10 whose arrearages Of paw they
are entitled. These regulations make
their course perfectly plain, and obvia,e
the necessity OF incurr'ng any trouble or
expense abou, the collection {:
TREAsunY DruAnrMENr. G. S. A.
Second Auditors Office, :,
Richmond, June "a, 1862.
Regulations frr the payment Of Claims
for Arrears OF Pay due to deceased Sol.
diers. Per Ac, 10. Arr we'd Febru
airy Is, 1SG2.-rhe first section OF the
act is as follows: "rhe Congress Of the
Confederate States OF America do enact,
That the pay aud allowances due TO any
deceased volunteer, non commissioned Of
ncer m"- ian or vac, IN the 'rmI Of
The Confederate States, shall be paid TO
the widow OF the deceased, if living If
not to the children, if any and 10 default
Of widow or children " the iAtrrr. i iv
ing, and if not, TO the mother Of such vo.
uuteer;" and paymen, will be made &C.
co,d;oL,
1s Ir,ho chal -, .lr,.,.,o ;.,o-
r.,r,on, Will ,,,l, - 49,. .,..,..
upon :he production Of the proper cert;f.
cate, under the seal Of the court.
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H.. oath sho,,d oa,,;,,.
the crod;n,I;iv y. u,o q, ,rsss .,, ,,o
clerk ,f tho cor,, sLo,,d o.,,;t. ,a..
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NOTlCE.--As It's believed that the
L Estate OF Caswell MobIey, deed is in.
solvent notice IS hereby given to all per.
sous having claims against the aforemen.
uonea Estate TO present them legally nu
heni'cated within six months from date for
pro ratio distribution.
J. d. MoBI.EY, Err.
Pleasant Till, 8, C., July 8, 1864. 23-lf
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5 D U L II e. A r OLIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(In The Common Pieas.)
Dudley NJ. Ussery,et al. J Declaration

Samuel Spence. ! Attachment. n
Whereas the Plaintiff did on the second
day Of December 1861, file his Declaration
against the Defendant, who (as it is said is
absent from and without The limits of the
State, and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within tie same, upon whom copy
OF the said Declaration might be served.
II il therefore ordered that the said De.
fendant do appear and plead to the said
Declaration, on or before the third day of
Decembcr next, which will be- in the year
OF GU, Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty.two, otherwise final Judgment will
then be given aud awarded again,, him.
III. J. HANCOCK, Crk.
Dec. 4th, 1861 l.-I3-ly.
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BRAUgEoARD. 1T is stated hy CORES.
poudents that the health Of Gen. Beaure.
gard has been fully established, and that
he will report in u few days FOR duty in
the fed sgsin.
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LIABILITIES OF The CoNFRpERATE
STATES. The present liabilities Of the
Southern Confederacy are said to approx
innate to the following figures
Borrowed from Banks, S50,00O,O 900
State aid, TO be reimbursed, 100000
Due bills for property seized. $4,000 900
Due bills for property dostroy'd,40.0 900. 900
War loans, 65000.oOo
Treasury notes, lOO,O00.OOO
Due soldiers, 100000
Total, $4,000, 600
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Co.. EE q. q. G2ssEza k.-DEiR
~ -. -Ihart ,-r1u r-s-J'l e. NJ family sea
rl. ~ ,..-,aa.si 8Sy'aE 70 s5J"Fs AID tAke pleas
ars III l-- tl - al llss - as very best ART Gle
lave sr-- r. si rls ~ sweet, caly bread. Inef-
y sx.-ys. 10. Nl 81 I. Sylalli.Na Powders Used
E-rre..-,y, ,. ACgsED Lgr.LLh,.
Pei. 'rzrs,Tal Va, g -. ~. iss -
,s--ss 70 HEADS 81 DEFaSE-
~ srST- Alp AssIsg ANA voaIj ber o tnse ne
A7 no 90 Fr - ls1Ert-- -lt5 o; % various branches Of
c. i.-e- States 10 Gichuord, g.
1s.Fe cf Ls1Cf.-, = " r., SNa1lOes
HrF, A..HU--. H..rs, tslAp 40, -, Lc.. which VII
.Ir. .rIttA
-r- s.-,f - nv rsaAGsArert AZ eNtsrrv. Book -ls
-F r-sf .--ts bnirE, and The ianuisc--rso OF
.T--v lees. .i1E, IL lie best manner, AID - ne
...s....--.= NORRIS,
P-vrrher and BOOKSELLER,
81 s.sin 5-reC-, RichlOua. rs.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

EkVERPO0L AND LONDCE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $lO,OOO.OOO!
LsaUEL IEC0ME, S2,250,000I
Daily Revenue S5,50G.OO.
IEVESTED IN TIE UNlTED STATES, OVER csO0rOO0i
Az Directors Personally Responsible T 80 KHgdgsnsEh o.
As Company.
WIZ respectfully ask attention TIE security Of the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company 70 S policy HOLDER IL 10
Are cash capital nysEinslts, - stated above.
zoe large capital and income tbs Company easols 70 'sGs
lines ysnent parties requiring large aloun oinsurAnee
addition Ordinary mode Of insurance, this S2IrglnJ
russ PERhA HEHT POLICIES, On the payment Of To io
AL TREAIUlLS Property IL, theneeorth, PLRMAREAILH
INSURED Policy be cancelled Al sIy ans. end The pre-
mum will be returned less per eeEL
Company will mEkeintAnee By lols OF Ee7h % Se ca
and most liberia: pTincpls.
Under the Policies t Company al claims are Pad aPo1 pre-
s.ntaon Of proof without d.c
Ko y iairs; and rot is IIcA ssr prGsenia
ueu o. prooI NORTaAM WYATT, Agents,
uau l7kAn street, under e, Charles Hs,el,
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ENS VrHIl9+. tAl NO.
FiHE undrrsned oIr ico Cay Verde GuSno and
snrez revert ~ an slaas -Eie BY Professor Eebig.
Lsp-g;The uanPls Of Guano S=ni &c, ascn analysis
'crnd 20 couiAia
I1crgsnic Matter, G.6i
Yielding Sad and insolubia subs.a1sc, f,52
Ph0s Iron AID Aiuu'aa, OIL
Phosphcr!s acid combined siis Lime al MaE:
nssia, A1
crga7le Matter, N.T9
Capable Of DrotaelagiAumonlA, 81
Wa.sr a. moisture, NoI
10000
Ts Ph,shce Add Is quoed above. sombn,i with nns and
rasrsa Is s- . a. IN cent OF Bone Po'phAts Of Lime
Eyned, g. A. LEiBIG Pm Or.
We have VIII The GuAno ~ per Of tAe best Peruvi
euano Nnt being 1ous Of Introducing among the Farm
-, oTer Il 'oz Ss.e, 10 small lots 81 $40 portion
WI BRENT h CO.,
is1 I5ih Si7eet. rNry.
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Life, Fire and Marine EpsuraHce,
Richmond Fire Association.
once No. 1855 Main CSorshsa,t u Iilh It:saD
Richmond. Va
CHARTERED 29rH MAR0H, 1881.
EyHIs reliable Institution with ample Capital and
trgcnt nnd carefully vested, continues Insure SISyes
RutId uga, McrChand Use OF every description,
hold Furniture, Family Wearing Apparel Vessels
CarRces and Rrci sht, al the loves; current rates Losis
Adjusted G0o ~ Eih ell ponlble despatch.
lI.RsoToRs.
David Curis, F' tGv. Y. p-r'op,
Chas T. WORKMAN, yTsnsts J. Rx.le,
John II. Claiborne loa3 GsEls!,
John J. Wilson. rhoLfA. ResL
Alexander Garrett Geo. GuRthray,
Fser O. Warwick.
DAVID cURSIE. PraIr
JoHS J. wrsos, TresI'r.
Ru-.rEH. Sec'y deaf
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GsEAT BARGAINS IN Day GOODS

PEDAL notice city and county Peors IN want OF any
y t}aods would DO Wsllby calling a. " M IN rect
sing verv large stock Of PEins Wni JGeonstA OrRAa-
dies plain and figured B1reges, bak ana eo'rsd s. seaH
.n,as bSAcned Snd shifting and sheelng, CsSsl
rsy aud kenucy Jeacs, striped and donse lor men and
sxrvants LAdes Caters Morocco, Ad aad O-I-5h soes
and Cotton Goods AL boys Ladies SIX "a LIE
SIvs 81 10 centg M A. 81 80 Linen Bossns 81 20
cents; I-sh Liuea IS SI6 and 50 cents tarAsob lAn
I'D striped IS csls; sWS Cambria ana Jaeonet Mi o a
ns Blue white Taeian ST astonishing low prices; mem ~
Cabrlc worked Bands and Collars, cost All those goods
sboye and crest many numerous 70 raenton ohss Io
ALE without charging they were bought before me
had o3eneed, Be careful that VOC come 70 A
righs place, No. 81 Man street. ,, .,,,,-.,
JOehfh SAAASoN-
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NEW AOCEiCN ROUSE,

NAW AICTRGN ROUSE,
Fug TIA sALk CP NEGEOks.
uyE urt-sr hs ts the Auction business
Pr he Jae o. SEGEJES .. The Auction Roon on Franklin
i.--st ia,ey c-cu. "a ~ Bklfs GRseOGf- ,,-,-
W M sci Negroes both pcalcy ID privately, and sohets the
s.5 sce rs friends sad he public seaeTay he pledges h
psr1or iatrest 20 hss patrons aud hauers hasef
W 5- ~ long rxF-gce Ia the tyad ne will be enabled 10
7tt1 ths ss ske prices. Is will maze liberal advances
az prgy ir lAli-arG is prepared 70 oSrd persons co.
red la az trade AaL Ao Asr ssryaaiJhayag ample accom-
s-SF.-J~-, so~ bou T. h sEukLS,
On ETAnkIz, Sid doeE be.oE W III streeI
a--,l-s.r rSV
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iPRsI, 1865.

DRY GOODS.
y rgCT 7 .ag IBIS city nth view O. 1l-hias Parohassl
~. So ..r1- ally s5u-.ss4 70 vzza-ae SOCK Of DRY
GOOD. na e-,r Tor sale
- rs. 'r,En SassuryI and Shirungh
s.H . NFaA1E-gz,
90 cases q. sschet sAsst,aEs lat shit-gt,
eur i..s g.aId sd sssaei Oynzbn--,
r.res st-ped AMI !? ~ Don eslcs, 'or savanna,
e SIbE-s .1cll-a,
nsnlnB a-i .sr3cd sar11gL
",S1 -lFes rlacy H-ris.
e.. " e alls4cs,
VI. " CrH-sl Csnh-lcs
S-1-asEy leans ard Nv-sjA
A1F .sr sHlr-n-c. ~ avy lrt gls Lcs-s c-s'1 s-a-
"gt- . r-5h I..al', Laval. Py.z, ,.-pet $50 G-l-g
a Er-r-.f rgG-a- -'1..s, NAsSasr.a, Fas- be-, S.
o. Hl51 ~. lsl 7srJ cheap 10 re cas- 49, p1ri -el.
ELLE-r 3 DIRE" PSF
NJ. IL Pear ,'s--t,
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NEGRO HIRING. lo6l.


-tLs Az Nv 4AAAAAANN ~ ANNAs
4. 2. e. Z ASP TON,
Real Estate " hiring Agent,
5JucE c.aS-4 Wall AN gsAi,FLiS sCREETss oPPO-
sTL pI.I. fUN. 4. u o.,
sc 81 =. On -, VA,
VIZ scAsrtt- q Do. a-slogsds cneuis 20 his
rls-1 alI yr.gr1s y74 -cas as pas. Elk gesrs,
,rl .tr.'r 'lai e e. l.nl- r 0us.r o. ala
GRAINS l-t ,-s per-s.sg -- G-2srs Agency, - AL
- 81. E..c.urg a'J e1t-cs ne hiring Of their
seJts .g r' --r 1 -.-Ey b. el.ion being paid 20
q hen ..- .l -1oU gs.. tie bes; p5ces, and
90 event a. Vegi r.- g cas- personal dgcHson
.r...nr.y, .e - -iyriAbe apart
merit cg1 .rfa r or-, s-s t5s- sTvAris who &re ao'
-l- Used vI.h rss st.y a. 10 v- hs hrlns, may re
o.. Srtl s1.l c-s, rlE- o. -.All-.
Nes-ss E ne yeas Lii ss.,s. - sect II 70 ne a.
sGsly -ner laz.szs- a. pcIs.Se
70 sgssd. ddkair.s O. tsa I Vs-s5a1iy uHtH0toH I6eg
Fellr 90 - J5..2lrtrg % so1s:
lch-g11 DlcA,-3, M o., h-s an Queen eouatJ, D.
.4aa.ts LltAl- A-E .npi 5an unpHa, Thomas fAuute
--. .a,gLy Do. T. y. WAeeivrgh Rev Th0s L.
..,s-. aa ~ t5gry, John Latane, ". Q. Latane d.
cha ls Eas 20 COUNTY, George Turner Richard Turner
l. -l irsI8 Lei Caroline lnty 10. HadEln d.. John
Do county, E J. b. Wht0ca Dr.. James II. LaAne
r4.5 N-- Beverley D. Roy, J. Roy M.ccu, WlEey Posg
s rs W..V. C5ucsssr county, Dr. Thomas Cicpior, Jv'
" sEhl .spsr @ hughes; James City comfy PARIS Slater
- 510z oct E.uIs Dr. L. c. Cruup, John Lacy, Z. T.
s Louisa cgU-'y Dstrey Pl-; Can't trlAad county, wia D.
ylt5l D. FOSTER L1nelourg county, w. ". Brown CureqeE
erlats s. Cher1Es. Prince Wlla-l county, Vim. :. Were
S.s,JlS Capt !. 5. Middleton, John dornley.
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DLANTATEs. BOOK
u PLANTATION AID YARN INSTRUCTION
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