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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

The Lyncbburg Republican of Monday has infcrma-
ton fon various entitled to credit that force
of the enemy, estimted at fourteen bundred cavalry,
with artillery, certainly at Morristswn which is
depot on the Est Tennessee aud Virginia Railroad,
about thirty miles this side Of Knoxville They IRE In
possession Of three trains of which they captured
in 0noKdlla the other two taken en- route from
Bristol The train that Left the latter place on Wednes
day captured on its arrival in Knoxville, but the
conductor made his escape They captured the telegraph
operator at Morris own and report is that they got
three operatives, bet this is doubtful.
II is said that the force of the enemy operating In
that region is not Burnsides command but bushwhack
er and shapshooters under Carter composed Of Union
men of East Tennessee, aud that Buckner, with his
command, was absent from Knoxville, which being
known to these gentry, they took advantage Of the SIC
ultion TO make ds;entupon that plce Bur lside it
aid is afraid 10 enter The cJuntIy, faripg that bis
retreat wilbe cut Off pat Of our orcas under Jack
son, between ZoIieof ten miles beyond Brs oil
and Knoxville. The repor: that the enemy JJnes
bor2,' needs ccn6r nation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09

re ,rsh.s iL mnth 0sH &c tho ihas She war Is mol
a,ar y, st4,ps, but tstioiA cav and thst tos re'-
.iop Of : aiss a 4 sosed and vi r;gha up1er aud
from &c s.,c. iorfei'et Ne il'Osrre' his view IN
his Nse;
A ate Of foreign war irs aitg aunuls the most
,ru re ties b-twetn nst'Ons L termis ateS all oh
,y.i n. in the Hntu of mpActs Colrscts at the
onion or thrnar'v Obligated thereby, IL destroys all
liIns one bs'hgerent upon the other, except these
Whe, nay be sneiODcd bya treaty OF peace. A civil
territorial has the same # CT excepting only that
the sovereign may teat the ress subjects "a vel as
beligesents .... t-a ..l-. -Ll--E-.
HENCE citil war In which the belligerents have b.
come territorial ereines instantly anhuls all rights
claims Of iuL enemies against the United States I'M
der the constitution Laws whether that constitution
e ed a cnnpac', treaty covenant, and whether
the parties Sa'es IN their sovereign capacity,
. tie people Of the United States as individuals
Ay other result would be ss ireomprehenSible as 1t
would be mischieVous. public enemy cannot lawfully
claim the right OF entering Congress and voting down
the measures taken to subdue hin.
He next insists thai the people Of the States bsvrg
for ei;od ell gbs By becoming public enemies of the
United States cannot regain those rights by laying down
h,ir arms Peace, he says "dOes notsrevive the rights
onse e1 ngushej by civil territorial war; after the
inhabitants Of district have become public enemies,
they have no rights either State personal against the
United States" Bu', while they lose all rights 'the
inhabitants OF the conquered district viii escape
their obligation 10 obey Whatever rights are LEFT to
them will be su.h as we choose TO allow them. Il is
not for them to deae to US what privileges they shall
enjoy
This, then, is the new dspeusaOn OF YankeedOm =
&c we are conquered, We are outlaws and eIO s-poth
ing more nor less States rights individual rights the
rights Of common humanity all forfeited andos! Very
well, We cannot complain that no: duly warned.
We know certainly enough what it is We are fight,
mo for and If Nth this kno Eledge permit ourselves
to be Conquered indulge for moment the thO' gilt
Ct yielding, will deserve all Of which We are fore
warned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
FROM SUFFOLK.
The Petersburg Express, of yesterday has the follow

The Petersburg Express of yesterday, has the follow
ing:
Several gentlemen srrved here yesterday afternoon
direct from Suffolk. Fiom them learn that the Yam
KEGS have again evacuated this place. the last of them
eAv ng Friday last. During their stay great many
fresh depredations committed and the citizens in
town aud the surrounding country greatly annoyed
The store Of james B. NOrHeet was broken open and
robbed steamer came upsnl took OF all the remain
ng furniture from the resdei c. Of Nathaniel Rddick
Esq The handsom' family r,sid noes O. Henry Rid
dick SDd the Rev. WIN b WelloIs, suf red more than
ally time before The residence Of the latter gen e-
occupied bv them, AMI the fencing arouni the
yard and f)wer garden which lad been previously mi
racuousy preserved destroyed and the house much
abu ed.
Joseph Little, Thomas Locksey and Jas Harrison, en-.
rolir officers for Nansemond county, captured
These soldiers all from the Sixteenth Virginia
Regiment. Mr.. Little lost about $4,000 in tin which he
was removing when he captured.
JOhnC q. Cohoon, Esq, one of he oldest and most
prominent ctztn Of Nansemond county, q ID q feW
days since.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09

INCIDENTS or THE BATTLE or GREIsBRIKR-The
Lynchturg yTginian, giving an account of The battle
the White Sulphur Springs relates the following
The troops engaged OH our side we're mostly expert
enced troops Some Of item perhaps majority, had
been 10 the service during the var Part Of the 22d
was in the battle of Scarry Creek, aud both the 22j
and the 45h in the BATHS of CarnfAx Ferry and
of the Klna"ba Rifemen, commanded our forces, and
was dangerously wounded in the shoulder lie was
again wounded at Ges O. II. In this battle, however,
lie escapsd though much exposed. He Is gallant cit
Ger, and for his coouess gsantry and judgment e1-
hibte that OCCASION he deserves tue highest com.
mendation. All Cur troops behaved mos, galianut,
showing groa; GOODNESS, cottage and pJDer OF
endurance. Tire battle ecominepced after q
lopg and wearsome mach, and they re-
manned in line OF battle under TIE enemy s
fire, for nearly two days without f,od yet they pre-
served their line unbroken and never altered. When
all did their duty molly, calamity aud well, it would
be nvidou, to- particular but an incident occurred
on the field with Col. Dunn which will feel morti
fed 10 see Loicei. Col Dunn uLder arrest for
disobedence of orders, and Of course not in
msnd of his bauafoa. OIL Patton seeing the eniu
presliug the line where his men were Stationed and
fearing they would give way called to Col Dunn aud
pressed his fears about T. and raid Cannot you riv
them? / release you from arrest during the battle.
OIL d. Instantly rode mp 10 his men, and with bis cs-
rion voice. demiIded they should not give way. His
vol acted like electric inspiration They immediately
rallied aud drove.the enemy back with great gaantry.
for VIII ch he received the thanks of his commander
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
coNNIrrKEs ANNoUECED.
ROUSE on pELEGATES.'

The House met at noon, the SPEAKER 10 the Chair
Prayer by Rev. J. A. Duncan, OF the Methodist
Church. :,
The oath of Office was administered to number Of
members who appeared to day.
AZ communication was received from the Governor,
asking that audience be given Cap ain Mcdaniel who
has certain propositions and suggestions to submit
touching the defence our waters. Referred to the
Committee on Military Aaahs
The SPEAKER presCn ,eda communication, or memo.
rial, from committee representing the tobacco trade
of Richmond city L. asked payment for the tobacco
consumed in the State warehouse, which was recently
burnt The cnpmtlee state that the sales of the dam.
aged tobacco had realized mo ethan 000 and that
a sufficient sum bad accumulated in the treasury (tf 9
receipts of fees) TO pay The residue Rftrred under
the rae to the Finance Committee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
T Ell r q. r A p II i c,
Reports OF Cha Press Assoeiatioii.
FROM CHARLESTON.

:. FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Sept s.-During last night the firing
mostly fro ou' batteries agains. the Cummings
Point battery. -
Ba.trj Wagner Ia noT gartisoned by the ofth Mas
sachusetts (negro) regiment, aud the Massachusetts,
Safe Dag floats over il this morning
Tie monitors and Ironsiies have opened severe fre
on Fort MouItrie.
SECOND DEsPArcI.l
HIsE'0'oLocK, P, Nth, enemy's feet has bet~
firing at Moultrie and occasionally Sumter, all day
long. The casualties at Moultrie were seventeen killed
md nineteen wounded Our works on Suivan's Island
are uninjured.
About the enemy fred The villsse of Moulire-
vile Suvans Island, in several places, with in
cendsry shell. TIE light Of the burning houses il still
visible down ihs la r.
Our batteries on suliyan's lslsnd and Fort Moulihe
have been replying briskly to tie eIemJ's feet Two
OF the MONITORS Shich were struck very frequently,
Were towel or by a wooden sieimer.
| All quie. to n ght.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
'DANK NOTE ENGRAVING.

~ GEO DUNN Co., hayirg completed cir engagement with
the Treasury nk N-te gfayers, and removed
from the CHE, they cccaIed ID Department 10 their
premises the Of Main aud lfn Streets are
pa fill orders for sate Bank Notes Change Bills ftse
oorpo'aion Railway Bonds, Bsuke cheeks, Bills OF Ex
change Ceeat &C. They VII be glad show the original
designs and Of the steel paei engraved By them for
the Government 70 supply dsisns and make estimates
for Eng nv ng and Steel Plate Printing
large supply Of Bank Note Paper on hand.
Parties distance requiring Notes and print
ed, give reference either 10 RIchm ontor Coumb q.
GEO. DUNN.
WILLIAM GELLATLY
JOHN GBMMRLL
Richu,ond. SAINT g. lsS3. se1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09

B,igslier General Robert Anderson, of Sumter mem
orr has been assigned to tie coDmlni of the for
volunteers at Newport. % -
II. A. BALKAN, E'q OF Rilegb, has been appointed
Chief Tithing man fer North Caroliul.
Persons hold cotton 10 OhSreson have been or
dered u remove it fran tue city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
IRON MISSISSIPPI.

J1tKsOs, Sept mo re~ movements Of the enemy
at Vicisburg. A large amount OF cotton Is being
hauled in from points cas-: Of the Big Black.
Gen. os'erhaus says his pickles. will advance from
Bayou Black to Pearl river by the 6rst Of October.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GEaLS oFFIUE,
RICHMOND. Sent. Z, 1863.

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. ll9.
All officers ani Ct ;he Qusrrmas OommssAIy
Consumption Departments. will render all po
collecting aba doned let by the hands
Of citizen.
H. Am4 thus coec ed viii be turned the crj
OceT VII, Will receipt for IN; same upon proper
transportation.
Ill Medical Inspeetrs WI be recommended BY the Surgeon
this OH o." 60
w. Heretofore required In General Orders No g. OF 1854
respecting hides Of beeyes comissaes
hed depos will TRANSFER the hides slaughtered
officers Of the QuaIermsseTs Department WhJ will
pr, serve them 10 be tanned
By order
(sIgnedO g. COOPER,
selg -lW Adm and Inso'f GEM. o
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Once Of the Circuit Cont Of the City Of Richmond, the
Ith day Of september, 1868:
VIM H. GWAthmsy, extcator Of Jas. Crane, deed, Pa,
sgAnst
The American sOclety At wAlhngt The Ane
Unon ~ Phil idep The Southern Baptist Convent Abby
MoTeh 1uSe, and AnRewJ. Low pdes and ttber D.fs.
The object OF this suit Il have or tie
tn VIM Gsathmey, Of James U. orsne dec u
the said James Crane and AFFIDAVIT having tten made
filed that the defendants above non-redens Of ts
Commonwealth @ said defendant, equredto appear With
In month after due pubca ion hereof protect their inter
IeI9-wiv, PINJ. POLLARD. oie,k.'
NOTICE:-VO WANT
IN ED FOR THE FIRST REGIkEET.OF EG0I-
HEER TR00PS-TO SERVE RITH. THE Army" or
NORTHERN PIRGLHLA.-To Ablebodled men, de fods q
the county, and espe isy MECHANICS the Engineer
Service offers greater inducements than auy other.
The regiment viii comprise ten companies Of lOq eac
fOiovs:--
ssrgsa.;:' pay - q per Pc: month
~ Arissns :" II -"
Is Laborers, " IL 4"
Musicians, - Il I"
The allowance Of clothing g., the the other
sranche. Of the 'ere als volunteers Will receive the cohtd
BOUNTY OF $50.
The duties OF The Engineer Troops chit hy making and
pahing roads And brdgaF oteg ans surveying he
Ing military positions but they will be armed With muskets AID
used "a infant uhe CT camstaI ces 'qu re IT,
TIE HEADQUARTERS Or TdE REGIMENT AND
RKHDEZV0US Ltd In Is city, nd IA the Coined
and send hther competent volunteers for ssgment 70 bis reg
T. n. X. TALC0rT,
I'D. Qrs 1st Engineer Regt. li,ut.. Col Commanding.
Richmond, Vn'sePt 1888 ses-'t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.

SENATE.
TUESDAY, S,p.. s. 1863.
Prayer by the Rev. J. A. Duncan, Of the Methodist
Church.
Mr.. ARMSTRONG from Committee ON Rdlee, pre-.
sented partial report providing for the appointment
of various standing committees. Tue report was
sdopted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
CULPHATB CINCHONA.-

roximate prinrpAs Of Peruvian BARI similar In n, poner
De, suphats Quinne be FOR H. Plce
90 per OF for sale by J. p. DUvAL,
~h Main and 10th Streets
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
HOUSE AND LOT

OFFICE VA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD CO..
hIeHNosD, sept 3, 1868.
THE Board Of Directors of the Va. entIal
Il Rail Road Company have declared dividend Of fous per
cent the oaal sock Of he Company, payable The
Stockholders and atter the 18th inst
The Of transfer VIII be eOasd until the 18th list
By order OF the Boa.d
sep3-1w GARRETT, rfsair.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-09
VIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks

NoTIcE.-Tds doors open before I. Performance TO
commence at before o'clock precisely.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25

,hs.3a A FARM Of 342 acres, knowh as the "GHngeE
llilAN Farm, in Appolunimius Hundred, New Castle
Ea county, Dell Oi which about 100 acres cleared
Iai& and arabic the rest woodland. THIS land lies
about miles from the Delaware Railroad, miles from
ths Station at Townsend the distance from Black
Bird station aud ~ miles from EliAsons Crossing,
miles from Smyrna the from Mddleown, and ~
miles from sas.afrts Village IN Maryland, at the head uf
sAssaas River The soil 10 sandy loan, adapted spee
Aly T. and vegetables also very good wheat land
The improvements nearly new, and consist OF two
story frame Dwelling hOnse containg rooms besides
good double cellar; brg Stable tarrag8 and Hay House,
Wagon house. Granary, poultry house, large Corn'crb,
brick smoke house aud other out buildings. Within the
past three years 1000 pAnnes Of fencing have been
put up Of II new, aud large portion Of il consist
Ing lOs rail The tract exclusive OF the wood
landl i- tvde into hslda and lies upon the sides of
the Oranges RI al, public road leading through the
place the nassafras to the Cypress road There has
been upon the place thrifty Apple Orchard OF
ESQ trees selected irut aud apeach Orchard OF 6nO
trees the greater part of the latter ought to come into
herring next yaar-Ihpre ia also small Tenant House
upon the paisThc situation Ii healthy and the water
uaiiilg and goud The tract is held AT $40 Ter
Terms accommodating, and hut small portion Of the pur
chase money required IN cash For particulars enquire
Msssrs JOHN MocLEAR y SON. Wilmington Del,
Of SAMUEL q, PATrERs soN, upon the premises.
n B--l not sold by the 2bth OF December, the place
vii then be for rent.
There hls been around the house shade trees
Of different varieties, bsidei numerous fruit trees.
Apples Pears, Cherries, English Walnut, Spanish Uhes-
nut 81. sept23.3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25

Changing nc grades Of certain STREETS in the city et
Wilmington.
lt it ordained 10y the City Council of Wilmington.
SECTION J. That the grade OF Ninth street from the
centre of Madison street to the centre of Monroe street.
shall he In descent sX et from the centre Of Monroe
street To- tile centre oi Adams street thFre shall be
Adams street, from the top Of the curb line the
toutherly side Ninth street to point hundred
aud hirJ-twp feel inches, from the side Of Ninth
ttr'e there shall bi ascent of foot ten inches,
then to the top n tho curb line in Eighth street there
shi bt descent OF three feet eleven and onequArter
iaehrs The wes curb ne Of Adams street from the top
w The curb Linz he su6therly sie of Ninth street To
SAID poui one hundred and thirty-twO feet six inches
RON the side OF Ninth street, there shall be ascent Of
9e loot ten inches thence TO the top of the curb line In
Eighth street
SECTION And be 81 further ordained, that all ordi-
hanees parts OF ordinances contrary this ordinance
pe and they are hereby repealed
Passed at the City Hall, Oct. 21h 1863.
JNO. Nj. TURNER,
President OF the City Council.
Attest, Il. n TAYLOR, Clerk noy,2O.4t.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25

Is BY virtue Of a writ Of Fenditionf Ezponas
zs to me dlreeled. will be exposed 10 Public Sale,
sans at the Hotel of Springer Mcdaniel, In the vii
sssss - lage OF Stanton In Mill Greek Hundred, New
4s.sksska3 Castle county, Delaware ON TUESDAY the
5h day January 1854 at O'Clock p NJ, the following
described Real Estate, yiz
lot or tract Of land situated, lying and being In
Mill Greek Hundred New Castle county and State OF
Bounded by the public road leading from Newgarden TO
Newark by the public road leading from Christians TO
Kmblevile and the public road leading from the New
garden and Newark road to the Limestone road and By
lande Of Samuel Loy, containing three OF land
more or less which is erected two two stored frame
houses and frame tavern house frame stable frame
slaughter house. ice house and other ont buildings
Seized and taken in execution the property Of jesse
b. Ball and to be sold by LEWIS W. sIIDHAbl,
81 erd.
sherif's Office. New Castle, December II, 1868.
lb-tg.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25
An Ordinance

ApToprii'ing money toF opSning aud grating stree
lartte year eigttcen huRaTsd and sirig-fhree.
WHEREAS, the appropriation for op ning and grading
ses has been exhausted by OF more work being
wanted than was anticipated a. the commencement Of
the year.
Therefore be it ordsuel by the City Council of Will
sfotoN That the sum of FIVE hundred dollars be
Anl tue sane h hereby appropriated to the account OF
opening and grading streets the 10 be deducted
tom any money now In the city Treasury not otherwise
Appropriated.
Passed at tho City Hall, Oct, isi 1868.
JNo. NJ. TURNER,
President Of the City Council
Attest. E. 7, TAYLOR. CLERK noT.2llt
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25

IN By Virtue of AIS. Leraria Fdcids to me direct
lllH ed, will be exposed to Public sale at the Hotel
Iat Of l.. X Davis, in the Village Of MddleoWni IN
uEllM. St Georges Hundred. New Castle County Della
ware, Thursday, the III day Of January 1894 at u
o'clock NJ, the following described Real Estate VIZ;
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate IN
the Village of Middleown, in St. Georges Hundred New
Castle County, Delaware adjoining lands Of William
Bncke and Robert A. Cochran, and binding on the lan
Street Read leading said village towards War
wick being fifty feet front and one hundred and nifty feet
deep bounded the east by lands Of William Buckle
the south and by lands Of Robert A. Cochran
the north by said Street Road, containing seven
thousand five hundred square feet Of land be the same
more or less with frame two story dwelling thereon.
Seized aud taken In execution the property Of Thom-
E. Huru who survived Sarah y. Hurn, deceased and
to be sold by LEWIS W. sTlpHAM,
Sheriff.
sherlG's ONCE, New Castle, December 14th, 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25

DY virtue Of writ OF Leyari Faeias to me directed WI ~
ID be exposed to Public Sale the hotel Of Samuel W.
Strickland Ia the of New Castle, in New Castle
dre1, New Castle County Delaware, on hkipAl me 9l
day Of January, 1864, at 10 o'clock A. NJ the oio"ins
described Real Estate, viz; -, IL,
All that certain piece Of land situated in the SAD
town Of New Castle bounded and described as iooW 20
wit Beginning at a Of lot Of land OF Wiiam
Ards deceased in Orange street thence Win ms hne
about one hundred and thirty feet to VINE su ~
thence on Vine street twenty-sx feet eight henes
to a stone or stake; thence with a new e nne
Houston about one hundred and thirty feet to a
stake stone the side Of Orange street thence WIN
said street twentysx feet eight inches to the place o. p
ginning, containing by computation thrcs Thousand lo
hundred and sxyseven feet Of land, be the same ofe
or less. 4r.A n
Seized taken in execution the property oi 'onn u
King and Ann his wife I. ts and to be sold by - -
LEWIS W. sTIDHAM, Sheriff.
sherin's Office New Castle Dec II, lsb3--dec la'ta
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

Wil soon diaappear by the uHs of these Inv1TnahIe
Pills and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength Never let the Bowels be either conhnsu or
unduiy acted upon. It may seem strange mat hono,
ways Pills should be recommended for Dyseniety ana
Rux many persons supposng that they would Increase
H. sxtion This is great mistake, for these Pis VIII
correct the liver and stomach and thus remove all the
aerid hunors from the system. This medicine VIII give
tone and vigor the whole organic system however
course Nothing will stop the relaxation Of the Bowels
so aufa as this IA amoug medicine.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers,

Those feelings which so sadden us usually arise ron
trouble or apnoyances obstrursd perspiraton or eang
nd drinking whatever is unwholesone, thus disturbing
the hsahu action Of the liver and stomach Ihste Pc,
organs must be relieved " you desire 10 be we'll Ihe
Pis tatsn according to the printed instructions, will
quickly produce a healthy action in both liver ana
somaeh and, natural consequence clear heau anu
rond
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25
Sherif's Sale.

,.-s By virtue Of au AIS order Of the superior Court
iitI IN and for New Castle county, directed will
lfA he exposed to Public Sale at the hotel Of Caleb
lilat Miller, in the VILLAGE Of Newport IN ChrlstanA
Hun1red, New Castle county Delaware ON TUESDAY
III. following described Real Estate, viz;
An the interest and right Of Thomas H. sawdon No. J.
niantaton or tract Of land situated in Chrisana Hun
r-d New Castle County, Delaware bounded by lands or
Inn Armstrong Joseph Deriekson, by the road lesdng
M Nport 10 Centievie by lands Of Iii kvans, John
Fok and others aud by the middle Of Red clay creek,
with two story stone dwelling house stone barn spring
rsrsd containing one hundred and forlysix acres and
hreguarrs aud thirty nine perlhes, be the same moro
er less. a., .... ~,
ih''N'' '' LEWIS W sTIDHAM,
sheriff.
sheria's oace, New Castle, Dec II, 1868 deelS-is.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-25

NEw Castle COUNTY, sept Goth, 1863
TTPON the application OF JuitN A. DUNCAN, Adniiuis
Y traitor OF GEORGE RUSH, late Of the city of VIII
minptun, ia said county deceased it is ordered and
drelted bv the Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give nocs OF the gtiing of letters of Administration
upon tho estate OF tie deceased with the OF grant
ing thereof by causing Advertisements Ia he posted within
i1rty days the dat such letters six Of the
public places oi the County New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate present
same. abide by Act VI Assembly in such mAse
aud provided. And also eadse the TO be inserted
newspaper published in Wilmington and to be continued
therein two months.
~ Given under the hand and Seal Of O1ice of lhe
lis, Register aforesaid at New Castle, in New Castle
IT, County aforesaid the day and year above writ
ten. sy,ss PETER h. VANDEYER,
Register.