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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
Justice Of The Psae',

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Dated this day Of 1856
NoTR. The first certificate must be signed By
the person claiming exemption, and the second
by two respectable persous heads of iamilies)
residents IN the name town, county, OF district
with the person for whom exemption is claimed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21

Personally appeared before me the aboys
named and and sevaroll, w,
oath tha the above certificate is correc and ,rna
TO the best of their knowledge and belief wv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
Justice ofMs Peace.
Dated at

I1s uHy OF I6O ]
NoTE l.--This is only intended to apply where
the members of the family claiming exemption
reside in the same family. II any Of the mem
hers reside elsewhere, and have gone into tbe
military service Of the United States, no eremp.
tion ON that account eau be claimed.
NoTE 2,-This certificate must be signed by
one OF the parents, II there he any; If not, BY
two respectable persons (heads Of iumillea) resi-.
dent III the same town, county, or district With
the person for whom exemption is claimed
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21

Tue FALL ELFcuoNs.-'rhe following table
shows the order in which the State elections
of this year will take place
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
years OF nge.

We, the subscribers, aud Of the
town, county, aud State hbove mentioned, hereby
ceItiiy that the above statement of 81 age
is correct aud true tu the best Of our knowledge
mud belief
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21

cient property to yield support, aud The nee s.,.s
business for collecting W. iue NE caa bs tr4,.
acted by agents. tIa,i,5-. ar tue llks -1''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21

Personal shptared before me. the above
named snd and seyersly medg oath
that the above certificate is conect and tue y
the best of Ibtir knowledge and belief,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
Tetter, scald. .Head. Itob, BlotoheS,

All ETnpli0ns 0F The Skim Chronic ETysIPvI49
of tie Face, OLD Ulcers, of long standing, that
put ut defiance eyefy other mode Of treatment
are permanently cured by "Dr. swayne's All
healing Ointment, Prepared only by DR.. Swayns
& Son, $50 Sixth st., above Vine, Philadelphia
N. b. Skeptics douhing the wonderful Oura-
tive properties Of "DH, swAYEE's ALL HEALING
OIRTMGNT," and "PANA0HA, are referred to
Col. ClaytOn Of Middieloee Delaware, gentle
man whose veraCity no ono $50 Doubt
May8 w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
Dir. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry,

THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY for
Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma, Weak Breast,
Bronchitis, Night Sweals, Pains, (breast or
side) Nervous Debility, Hopping Cough, Restless
Nights, Blood Splitting, hoarseness, all Pulmon-
ury Complaints Volumes might he filled win
proof from all parts Of the world, to prove that
no remedy has ever been discovered in the whole
history OF medicine that acts 80 prompt, even ID
the worst cases Of pulmonary disease, good
appetite, complete digestion, strength, and dls'
position for active exercise, is sure to follow i's
use. If you have been lampering with The many
articles Slt out by persons totally ignorant Oh
the science of medicine, in theory or praotce'
and your case been neglected, the cough deep
with purulrnt aud bloody expeotoration, pau
and oppression, sore throat, diarrh@a, night
sweats, fever, parched skin, you will find in Dt.
swaynes Compound your only hope Of cure. II
the bowels ARE cosiiye, or headache accompanies
your disease, dose Of Swsyne's Sarsaparlha
aud Tar Pills will remove il. Thirty years eS-
perience md the increasing popularity Of VI
Spayne's Medicines" ARE convincing proof Pre-
pared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, $50 Sl1'h
street, above Vine, Philadelphia,
Sold by all Druggists and dealers 10 Medicines
See advertisement. Mays ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21

We, The subscribers, and residents
Of county, State Of hereby certify
mat ID iatlleg Of motheiless children
under u yeeFa pf axe, and dependent on bis
labor for spnpss'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
FonM u

Certificate that The person liable to draa Is N, o,.
brother ef a child Or children dependent a, ''g ~
tabor for support. u" A'
], the subscriber, being liabe IA 49,,
into the services Of the United States bas.a S,al
make affidavit thu, am the only brother ot
under 2 years Of age, having neither fatbss ~.
mother, and dependent GU my labor for snrno., uVr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
Nnws AND OTHER mArrEns.

The preparations of Charleston are still
going on. The rebels opened fire with a
view to obstruct our working parties, but
their fire was soon silenced. The shore
batteries, while engaged in getting their
range knocked three holes into Fort Sum
ter. An impression prevails that the
rebels are evacuating Sumter. They are
busily engaged in erecting breastworks on
james Island, although few guns are yet
mounted. The picket boats around Sum
ter report great activity among the rebels
with schooners and steamers. Reinforce
ments for General Gilmore arrive daily
and q large army is now on the island
In t,,a attack the Ironsides is to engage
Wsgaer while the shore batteries and TIN
~ engage Sumter, The woodei
Seill fight Fort Moultrie. Coy
aatches received at Washing
rlestoa say that the sea wa
Aaay 10 allow the mon
in the shore bate
itch says that GeI
Ahot into the cit
Nguns, bot tn
SNe
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21

/, of county, State Of :,
having been enrolled under the provisions Of an
act Of Congress 'Ior enrolling aud calling out
tue national forces, &c., approved March 8, 1868,
as liable tu perform military duty in the service
Of The untd States, hereby certify that am
not legally subject 10 such liability. aud for the
following reasou3
That nm years of nge.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
We, the subscribers,

We the subscribers, and rso;5..
of county. State of herbv eas'Iel
that who is liable to draft, is tbe ', only
brother of under IL yoars AZ aaa s ty vny
neither tather or mother, and dependen, an %is
labor for support. W us
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-21
FoaM 30.

Certificate Of exemption on account Of uasuNlJleaSs
of u0s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
Snbnuth gnquiirsr>
FRIDAY MORNING: OCTOBER Q, 1868.
FROM GEN, LEES ARMY
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TIE ENQUIRER.
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE ENQUIRER.
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
October I, 1869.
Meade has been depleted to reinforce Rose.
Grams, certainly to the extent Of b cwithdraw
al of the 18th, 18th and lst corps, which left
about ten days ago. And now it IS asserted,
by the latest report, that the third and sixth
corps are preparing TO go to the same point,
This would leave Meade but. tt1ur corps, or les
than forty thousand men. II this b. tryc, OF
course Meade will make no forward Move.
During yesterday, we received int6 our
lines two Englishmen and one Canadian, who
had been impressed into the Yankee service.
They ask, in coming into our lines. to be per
mitted to sail for Nassau, and by this way 70
reach British soil. Capt. Kinchc!cr, of tie
18th Virginia cavalry, yesterday, sent in four
wurkmen. captured in repairing the railroad
near Springfield. nine miles from Alexandria.
l have written you of the exploits Of Gen.
Stuart in going within two miles Of AIcxan-
dria, capturing Col. Dulany and burning the
railroad bridge over Cameron run. To shaw
the energy of the Yankees | will state whaa |
have since learned, viz: that this bridge Was
burned on the night Of the 29tii. and yet WAS
repaired and the cars running over il by l.
NJ. of the 30th.
Tho gallant White, with his brnvc hand, is
not idle, but is continually harassing the cnc.
my on their rear. On the night of the 25th
he burned the railroad bridge over the Pope's
Head run.
] am told by these who have been iabor;r.
for the religious interest in this army that the
state of religion never was in Il better cnndi-
ton than now. A noble work is in progress,
and believe that the prayers Of the brave
soldiers in camp and their heroic cxcrtions on
the battle field will yet achieve our indcpru-
dence, despite the cronkings Of those who
stay ut home only to make money out e. tie
necessities of their h~leeling and afflicted
country.
The report obtained credence Yesterday cvr-
ming that the enemy were falling hack from
our immediate front and were retrcuting be-
yond the RHppahannock. / have heard no.
thing this morring ~conirmatoTy or contrniic,
tory Ur l.. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
EUROPEAN NEWS.

A crowded anti slavery meeting had been hell
at Leeds. Regulations were adopted setting forth
that the war in America was shaping itself
into one for the destruction Of slavery. The rrs>
~olutions also denounced the building Of ship:-5f-
war for the Confederates. and applaudci the Gov
eminent for OBTAINING those built.
La France says the Federal corvette, ker-
sage, Mt Bress, will r." ve the same treatment rs
that afforded tn" orida. Each vessel will
enjoy the same ) and privileges.
The Euro, of Frankfort. asserts tina. the
Dake Maxi Ian has finally accepted the crown
II Mexico. and will take it a all risks and periIs.
even renouncing his rights and prerogatiVes
under the crown of Austria.
The Paris correspondent of the London "MnTn'
ing Post" asserts that the Washington G1vern-
ment has assisted President Juarez with arms
and ammunition. -.
The Times says the fate of Charleston j!
virtually decided, but argues that the capture
of that city will not secure what the North re
quires.
Nothing is known as TO the De1t step that wi!
be taken by the three powers ia regard TO III
Polish question tits expected that Count RIch
burg, of Austria, abuses that 10 reply be SEM
bnf to avail: the acss OF Russia
The Paris ..Patris'' urges tn. The reo'T o
France to Russia be the recognition CT .ns Pie
as be ligorents.
The insarrsetionasy movements in POLAND coo
Hnus sstivs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

NEOhGIA

MACON, Oct. The vote will not te count
ell TIL Tomorrow morning. About 80 votes
we're piled at this place, some 500 of which
have been couu,ed. Brown cad both the
other candldates for Governor rs far as heard
from The following is the vote of the 51.h
Georgia regiment FIR Goycrnsr-B rnwn 40;
Hill A; F"rlow IA. Fur Ccngress-A:.1rr>on
80: keran l..
ArGvSTl. OF. Tile 7"tr fer Governor il
tlIis city sands Brown III; liz! g.: Fnflow
IS. Tie vote ind ties the election IL Hon
J. !. shHinakr to Congress.
C"AcNHys, Oct. S.-The following is rho re-
sd u lie election held in this city Yesterday:
For Gt'ernor-Brown, 440; Fariow. ;ji {:
ll1!i y. For Consres>-Banford, GG9: Il,!r,
-. iayinrcounty For Govsrncr-lIhl, %;
b:.wn. Ol: Fur!ow, 20. Fur Congress
Holt, al: Biantord, 46.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, Oct. S-A brisk fire was kert
up all last night between the enemy ~:::a.t:r
battery Oh Morris Island and our batteries on
James Island. The Pawnee was in Storo
river last night, sheli;ng the woods on james
Island. ,
The Ir"rsiies is SURROUNDED BY hosts, RATS
e.. apparently repairing iniurie, it iic:ed by
orr '~orredo"s on Monday night. Active work on
the part OF the enemy is now daily expected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
FLORIDA. ELECTIONS.

The camp and hospital vote Of Ferry's bril-
sadc for Congressional representative: from
Florida was cast on the 9th instant, ard re-
suited ~ follows:
first pistriet.-Pylcs' majority over Rogers,
II i'll the brigade; s in the hospital.
For tie 2l Dis!r:ct.-R. B. "Iiilion's ma
] 'rify over kOulhac. Isl in the brigade; in tho
hOsrital IL,
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From TIE

Missionary R1rGE, W.. r~nIcKAMarGA. O..
i.->!i"l' ram fell here duras iast nigI: ~.
thu. io.cn,pn.
Tie crcmy threw another pontocn acrrs4
the rive: lac night, AMI have !r"n al w.rkor
? new o"a 10 day. Tie Tennessee is .:i.i
r's'a-. The cn'Gy is erecting platforms for
siege guns 81 The star fcrr, aud arc engaged in
Strengthening aii their other works. WcEave
been ,hci!irg ;hcm slowly ali day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
C0.FpDFHA At STATES ~ iMERI a }
Nrdirpl P~Hrrcyor'. office, =

In bcco'dsrce with in-srrctioas { or III" srrZe0 GsI..
/ erals Office. for tNe ! formation Of th- proper suiso'i
ties, ard a a neasur- directed aga Ms: the frandu I'll, 4 s.
tila;iol II %hisgey AMI alcohol. under rDr-r ni conti8sts
with this cfic-: the following lst OF c'ntractH'-. whose
c attracts have teen I'll e1, cane :lied or 70. fitted 5 puilsh.
Ell:
Grove g. -ear, Augusta county, Va, 100 ss.!oas wbis
kew, cp t,4c' nd
Geo. Il Stusrs i Co, StSuutoo, Va, 5 eco gallons wills.
ley, ~coLt-sct Il led
Wm : 'CIHrx-, MontsGues. Essex county. Va, ! 900
saInn. wii.s-y, cnEtrac, cancelled
Rouivnre, HcR'Eiry s. ca, Povliog Green, ra-oJ. o
c,u,.y Woo u -. loas a'c1nni contra frf tied
Tn .r. aye ofr-- Cont-acf r. ~ IA = { id - dlli rr
! ~" a: II q whissry coGtr iced fer Hi!fil -" .. q .!r-6
II e aI hey have he n r,'i3ei tia u.l. IS 49,, oty
! Teas rrs !a- heir fuiu-. Gt- received NJ tbs fc 81 a
tie :. 10, { ~ T. 10 dat. their roct III = l.! tr { r..t :
81; s;tlr which lils Ihe!r Lanes will b. ruhi:-hei with
the ~:oregoIn: l.;. r. W. JOHNS,
Sturgeon ard Medical PlrvEycr
, sesT.H ca. Azmy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

MERIDIAN. Oc'.7-I' is believed iha. Clark is
clrs'cd Governor. At Enterprise the vote stood
rs fellows: Clarke, $50 West. IS2: Davis. Is.
At Meridian the vale waS rs follows: Clarke,
l9o; Da' is. lO3; West, 1873. FOR Congress. in
this District. Rem leads Barksdale about 4UO.-
Few ry;urDs in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

N-gTiCE.-%uI!c- IL 'rrrhv given 'hnt on :Lc u $
~ tIr Or th- TX: term vi the Crcut Court Of the
cit; o Richmond l sial apply 10 ihe rad Coart 20 order
tn 'GtYm 1t to ta". ~ guardian o. NY infant children,
~ '+ii, JOAN &. 2cL vi GINA 4 Pam II. (GhviuS duly
gu idle! ~ sui in rs Court OF Orhiua V OF Ihuma.
COZ -. State Of Gro-cisD Of ell f1nis ard moneys to
" ,I,a y. y axe entitled aad held auder proceedings IN the
sa' 90 ri il TIL suit k&o"n by The short style of Crutch.
feds cx'n- y. Clarke and al" and I, auihoriz. me TO
remove tne same II the state "f Georgia aO;c laid, and all
persons in'rrc, ted are hereby uotiiiri TO APPEAR ~ said time
an = ace and show car-e, il any they can, Thy III h ap.
p ica.iua stould not De grained.
WILLIS J. PAEzELL,
GGTrd'An of Edward PIru, u. J .hH G. Parpeil and Virgil
uia II. parI,,n. "a 4 cw5w
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ADJr AND INSP'R GENLS OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, Oct. 3, 1863.

ADJ"r AND INSP'R GENLS OFFICE
RICHMOND, Oct. 3, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 1872.
!. Cadets having been required by General
Orders No. G5, Sept. 9th, lSG2, TO report to
this oitcc. those whohavc not complied with the
terms Of that ordsr,an who fail to do so, either
personally or by letter, for the ensuing thirty
days, Will be. dropped from the rolls Of the
army.
II. Officers Of the Quartermastcr Generals
and C"mmissary Departments, who are in
charge # 6epots, will receive from officers
"collecting the tax in kind, and receipt for all
produce belonging to their respective de-
'ParJmcnts which may be invoiced to them,
and provide storehouseS for the same"
,By order.
tSi=ncd,) S. COOPER,
oct 3-lw Adit and lnHp'r Gen'l.
ts,- Wing cory one week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

TIE FORGERY CAsE.-Aiexander =. Chea'.
wood, iilictc! in eight Il ifrrent cases for for,
gery,'was nut on EIal in Judge Lyons Goa
Yesterday. On the frs charge he was found
guilty. and sentenced to the Penitcntiary for
two Years. \ moie proseqni VAS then entered
hy the Attor. ey FIR the Commonwealth in the
remaining seven charges. The prisoner lIav'
inS ben previously sentenced. for five years,
Which, added TO the two given him yesier.
day, will place the term of his Imprisonment
III The Poaitentiary at seven years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

g Oh X >.
-
Jus. recei, ed
j. y!'T Eh'tH'ic
Wha'e'y's EirGcrts OF Rho ORIG
+ wicr- Euglish Grammar
ywier'. Elementary do
Tste's Philosophy
Srr.ent'B -.eaiets
Cnprcus Acedcmic Spsske-
ParLs.'H AIS 10 English Composition.
GEORGE l.. BIDGbCD,
Publs her a ID Bookseller,
oc.e-a, g. sisin street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

Accr!TTEp.-Tha trial IF Lansdon W.
Shell, indicted !or the murder o Patrick Cur
It's. was resumed in Judge Lyons Court yes
tcrday. At q late hour in the afternoon. tie
ca-e vas given to the jury, who, after a short
retirement, returned with n verdict of mot
~ lty," aad tho prisoner was, therefore, dis
charged.
franklin Roberts, indicted for garroti7e, was
a." tired in this Court yesterday, and a"qnit-
tel. TIC prisoner managed his own case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
GENERAL ORDERS.


ADJ'T & INsp'R GEMS OFFICE, !
RIca2cNH, Oct. 5th, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 1873.
|. The Chief ofthc Nitre and Mining Bureau
is directed, through the officers of his Bureau,
to impress copper, coal and such other mine
rails as may be needed for the use Of the Gov
ernment.
II. TIE provisions of Paragraph l, General
Orders No. 81. current series, is extended to
officers Of the Consumption Bureau. Tho
payments authorized will DO made out of the
funds appropriated for the support Of that
Bureau.
Ply order.
~(Signedl S. COOPER,
or. t-lw. Adit & Insp'r Con.
aSSs- Wing CODY ono week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

TIE PERJURY CAsE.-The case Of Don Juan
J.. Williamson, sent on from Judge Lyons
Court, charged with perjury, was brought
I'D in Sh's court yesterday, and continued Till
this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

- I,r.p-:tfsf = - ~ftir .l"t:i-
! VIA. o. ace i,r ~. IS . Farm n Western
y i. .u.sr. {: rs a~i'E cattle. She,r =, sc. be -oii
rltir c5os r~ zee liza ioa Lea ~, r'itn good wsier.
PFC. r,. c.,-: o -
ssf,.. ~ 49,. n,riicu' az, :. z. @.
&c CT = .. this paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

DrscHaEGED.-rhcs. Williams, James VIII
son aud Jhos. Andrews, charged with being
paroled Yankees, we're arraigned before
Mayor Mayo, and, after an examination, dis
nhnrrnd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

HhaDQUARTERS mOHGAN's COMMAND,
RiNasoID, GA. Sept. 2sd. 1868.
1 IL abr-rt4es from Genera. join Fl esVai'
20. ~ conmaLd whether officer OF, private ae here
by vif red 70 report, witnou, eelIJ 10 these Hea6quarteH
By order Col A.. n JOHNSON.
ooumsndlng Morgsn's Cavalry.
(Oficisl) MEADE WO0DS0E,
SOP 292w For Capt. ouksIsHAx, A. A.6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09


STxGITTA-IN CHANtERY AT Rules in the
Ct rktS Ctic. Of he Client Court r te County q
C"es.srh-'|, on tie FIST MoGday In September, 1861,
Benjamin GraTrs' he:rs, Plaintiffs,
agaiu.t
Ck' r!es b. Graves. Peer F;ourDoy. Mary D FlonTnov,
!man!, : .~iu;cIisrn & o-re Sim son, and the child
rem Of RrphCmia i!ary, decd, naGes unknown. and
nan re d Dts ~ the state, Defend MIA.
Thi. dav The Pl.ir;ids tiled thelr Bill, the object OF
which Is 20 rb' ain d c'ee for the sale for a division OF
tie 'rtr: ofl"nd, hid ~ dover ny the Ia" Su:ar r,Hves,
Iced c 1rtaiuiag $50 acres, In Ches:erfeid county, on
S:;t Creek.
sap"a,ing by Affidavit. that III" children Of En-
pncrr;a Haley, i'ld. Nance unknown. dri"ndan'H. mr.
ro1 ,rsid-nis of tn Stat il il OrH' red ttai they Ape
here within enc nloDth Mt T the due pub1catl"r OF 'hi
or '.-. .ui 70 d" VII: j. n -cr-sarI - pio:"c t'tir IN er r
In - suit: nj il l. o,c' rcd that a c Ply OF this order b.
prt,!.hei cEie II week, for fur c-ssive ~eei S. in on
ft,- new, rap-r /. p~UhEshrd II The city o. tich n"pd, ant
I ST. copy OF he samr be posted n la y NJ Goor Of tlt
G ~rr'hou-- G;hls county, On the 6rs; day OF a'e- - oftb'
County Cuur'.
NATHAN II. COGBILL.
u.o;r.lnwiw Cl"rk ,ro tenn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

~,ylSTEnSA Y""9c Lady f,on I. uis'a7.. qua'i.
u ITO r.ir I IN y" usual Gcc ISL bra chsS Eu.
-. u1 ii. P.co "Il F--ccs &c i'e, . ituai,Nn az
crTvlFKE :, 2 nrVa.c tirnilv- Az s"'""ph " h"-s ore
r"f G, .raI sal ~. Address Miss o. DEN
".p-r. Enquirer Office.
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FOR RENT.

MARKET FARM % RENT Or LEASE
M IN HASOYEa.-Iw viii ropt or lerHe lef tne war |"
atap,ed T. rating vegetables a-d grain. II IN WITHIN 9
mi'es of Eishm"ad. and il in the midst Of tho watermelon
a:1 pota'o rvslon
!. TGrre is a small dwelling aud some outhouses On 'he
nsacr address WIN F. GAINS,
~, q -r4wf Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

Wu1prED.-Darid Harris, g free negro. was
orter,d by Mayor Mayo to be spundly asgs'd
for as saui,ipg and heating q little white los
named Wingfeld Wioks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

owner WaNrED.-Mayor Mayo has in his
possession d pocke'-book containing S452,
taken from a small negro boy named Dick,
h~eiorgiug t, Mrs. Z. Lyons. The owner can
obtain the pocket book by applying to the
Mayor and proving property.
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'syn &: =. RODGERS, nnd to the said d. f

NJ z. =. EnfIEcrs, and 70 the Sufd u. T
4 Rodgers md u. II. iLdsns.
TaAc a"l:-s bat -. ,acII;h Gsl o October, ls63, at The
oiic- Of Howard & Sands, IN the ciry al Richn and EirSi.
nt@, | ~ u'G"r. ignti. Will proceed 10 ,ako the d-posi
;,nDs of" Godtin and n'arN TO b ;cad rs evidence in a
rnit in Chsn~try depending III the County Court OF Her,
rice, !" waich l. line = d'rsigued, IN pl4 rt:f. and you the
said !: r. Rodgers end X Il. ipds y a"d other, are de-.
IL Gla;S; Hud II i-cm ary cause tie rad i, pHsiioas be
No. com" enccd on hat :sy. or, IL cCmmelccd, If they b..
no. concluded on ;ha- day, III. V will be continued ant I'd
urusd i'uls ;m- - time. Is. the sane place and between
t.r $ are hours, unt,. completed;
Aud ynu lie ~ d e F.lo6esrs. are hereby further
= ~ d th5t I stall move The treat Court OF il.nrico
"Can :. On The :-t S:y o! the n x term of'hr said Court,
l. h ,iuIc- ;u-'E"f be sitting OF b tAay, ii ?ot. then on
Ia :}T-c day # The srsSGn ~: said Court TO re -oVc from
the said irGary Curt Of Henrico INFO the aid Circuit
Corr: o: l!rrri,o. C. sIit ia Chan:ery defending 10 tie sa' d
Coal'y Court. in TIich |. thu uuL. rsigred. am plaintiff,
and yrr, me SAID 3. l.. Rodgers, X. ". Green and oiherp,
are ~.f"nlants. a. D WILLIAMS.
9aplIc v4- Acting Trus'a".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

r.HlEr-Iw j.h :" 70, g t"e s,-vi .. Of = 'ady
" ,trcura , oH,i:,i t"5'"rcc in Ne u'"ai Er:.
a. r-r.c AID Tc,iv "a .h- yi.H" 81 ka
80. :. cSo.i IN ny faniy { ~u.i~'i@c of t''r", or
..,.! EEfrr-S + u ElpLEf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

TsADT>G WITH IANKEEs.-Tbe regulations
q IL" prison department are pcremptory in
,egard 10 trading with Yankee prisoners, nat
outstanding which, members of the guard
arc sometimes t,mptcd to supply certain Of
TIER vans for Il consideration in green hacks.
GA yesterday, tire" Of the guard at the Lib y,
named 5. Griffin, John o. hildress, and a.
&. Mruntcastlc, OF company F, 25th Virginia
Battalion. We're put under arrest for INDUCING
tnsir rup&dty in this way,:and sent to Castle
Tiun1cr Tor punishment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09

S%ANGEiNAEY BARDERS-Weduesday evening
last. Robert Page and Sylvester Over'on, fee
negroes. employed in the Barber shop Of the
Spo,swond Hotel. had u "skrinage." in which
Page had rcspT. to shears with which he made
a charge on bis adversary and inflicted two
severe wounds IL his egs.above theknee. placirG
him hors da combat. Page WIS arrested yesterday
morning. Overton was laid up, and unable to
appear against hiui.