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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01

4 CURIOUS CASE IS Lefolc the French Tri-
bunals. Madame Ge C;yry. the daughter Of
an English i..dy. aid claiming to DC Ille natur-
al child Of the Dukc Of Brunswick. is >rr:ag
him Cor an alimcunry annuity Of $1,000 lr.-
The plaint!i' says that in 1875, Charles H.,
then the rciSninS Dnke If Brunswick, being
in !.oudon, ran away with Il y"ung lady Of
high position in society, me!ne'l Lady C"lrillc,
aud seducel her under promise 81 marriage.
The young lady lived some in ,n;!,s with him
in Paris. The Duke then took Der with him
TO the Duchy If i;runsw,si, and installed her
in chateau in the neighhorhOod or The court
There. on July ), lH2G. she was confncS e q
'iougEcr. who is the paint. + ia ti,is action
The christening was so!cmnized With much
pomp and ceremony.
The rcrister of birth sta'es-'In Tie year
1896, IN July 5, at ten in the morning, Char
lot;e Cnivillc, lady, aged 10 Years. was dciv-
cred of Z daughter, who was barri>ed on thu
18th hY the name Of Elzahn'h Wilhelmna.--
Sponsors Il. Charles, rcigning Duke Of
Brunswick and Luncbourg; , III. Highnrss
William Prince Of Brunswick, Duke If As
and Bnrnstadt their said hi:hnesses being
rrpre>ente.i by Major dc Gresenwald, orderly
Officer Of the reiguiEE Duke, AMI the Vice
Ecpyer de Avnhnusen." In 1927, Lady Col
Vile returned TO Englund with her lighter.
The child grew upundcr IKE Dukes rotcc-
tion. One of his chnmber!ains, Baron d'And-
Ian was commissioned 10 attend to her
The revolution "f 1880, which deprived the
duke Of tho sovereignty q! hi, States anil
drove him irn exile did not in c.rlnS hi; III
r 'nal care Of Elizabeth Covi!!e At The ago
uf seventeen she WIS placed in a school ut
Nancy, ard there she ai.iurcd the Protestant
religion in which she lad been ar,u.i,, UP
In Consequence Of Iii. act the dakc abnrdon.
o | her. Size wus rereired by tie iamig e
De Civry and in l241 she Inrrrcd the Count
de Civry in London. and TIE marriage YVES
announced in the fashionable journals.
The Civry faniiy have become poor, ard
therefore Madame DC Civry il obliged tn ie-
mind the duke'o his parental duties. II re-
ply. the duke does not deny the paternity. but
he SAYS the plaintiffs mother was = Miss
Mundcn, whom lie met in the saloon of /.
theatre. and who used the name OF Lady Col
vile as Il nom &c gaerye. She readily con.
sentci to become his mistress. went ahroa!
with him; and returning u England married
Il person named Shaw, and vr.t ~ raliGo--
min.
He had provided Tor Miss C"lvlle's etiuca-
ZION. but lie he'll not seen her since Infancy
He had nor quarrclcd with her about the
change in religion, but because she called on
his agent in Paris dressed Up in mans clothes.
As for the Count de Civry," thc Duke ayers
he is no count, but a humble person oFNancy,
named Collins and the marriage was mere
speculation upon his wealth. As defence to
the action, the Duke conterris the French law
gives the plaintiff no claim On him: and fur
her, that though now dcposcd, he is not la
bic in French cour, for acts done. az :. time
when he was rcigrius Prince.
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EECrNyUISSANCc! TO TIE CInCKAIIuNISY
, I,tol hn,rn,,

y tcleyrhm uAtcu F0!trcSS hIpIlfpr, 2J'H, says
Major } S. Stevenson. Lieut.. Chambers. and
sixty men Of Roberts ID Pennsr wanna artillery,
left here SEndg, night on the armed steamboat
c. =. Smith, nnd reached the Chickahonny
river Mondy, A. NJ, aud proceeded abont ten
miles up, landing scouting parties Mt different
poihahlong the shores, destroying number Of
smal! boats
Wh.n sbomt nine miles Up the Chirkahominy
they met and attacked thirty rebel cavarymeii,
belonging 10 Robinson's regiment. The ,a|ry
ere repulSe,!-ro one OIL cur side Injured
They then sheIled and destroyed The building
used ~ headquarters by Col. Robinson.
7'hcY captured two men, and after obtaining
from them I'll desired iniormntion.. let them go.
The expedition returned to 70, trcss Monroe this
.f,e.nnnn
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AIoEE Tyro TRosrs.-The printers of Selma,
Alabama, to the. number of thIrty-eight men,
haye enrolled themselves into q company f,i
home defence, and elected F. 7. Cooper ESQ
editor of the jackson Mississippiau" (now
printed ut Sclma) their csptsin. Every man
,herc is II legal exempt, but still they will ight
if possible.
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LATEST FRVai THE UNITED STATES,
Baltimore papers Of the Doth uftimo have
been received. They furnish the annexed
purnma-ynf unu.s.
AFTER THE Suffers.

MoSBY AFTER THE Suffers.
The "Gaze:te" gives The following account
of Major Mcsby's latest descent upon the su;-
l:rS {:
On Sunday night last Moety and about two
hundred ci his command bivouacked near
Lang!cyS, above the Chain bridge. On Mon
day they seized all the horses the could find,
and appear to have succccacl in carryin.
them uii' without loss. On Tuesday. having
formed II iuncri.n with Whites cavalry, and
numbering in the a9gregatc-s0, at least We
have II rnpnr.cd-somc seven Gr eight hundred
men. Mostly attacked Int night train of
iortyiJur suffers wagons, between Centre
vile and Bull Rull, and without meeting
with much rc-istanrr, although the tr,in was
guarded hv Fclcral soldiers, captured tho
whole al the wagons and their contents,
nearly all the cavalry escort together with Il
large number Of government horses and other
property belonging to the government ard
private Individuals, ~ Il very heavy amount
Moshy was subsequently, pursued. brought 10
bay, and Wounded bu. the probab ilites are
that he got of safely with his booty.
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DEATH CT i DISTINGUISHED NusicI.y-
Christopher Eo'apdt, leader Of the .Armory
Band Of this cit-, died Al his residence on
Monday morning, nftcra short illness.
Capt. EoilHrdr, with his celebrated Comet
band. came IT. Richmond at the commence
meut rfthc present struggle, and enIi,ting with
T. Louisiana regimen, passed through the
entire campaign On the Penensuia. lie WIS
one Of the finest performers on the correct in
III" old Union. and for many years VA. known
in Baltimore as Inc io!dar Gf the ines. bani
.. musicians in the a!:"". He was abaHf -
years Of a%r. He leaves an Interesting fanily
to mourn his early DEATH
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SklRMISlI IN FAIRFAE-COL. MOSBY
DUNDEE

We make the annexed extract from Il letter
dated August -, from member ct Colonel
M"sby's Par,izRn's;
We haye just returned from 4 raid in Fair.
fax county. We had T. pretty sharp tight at
Goodins's tavern tfnur miles b. nw The Court
House, and ten miles from Alexandria, Our
ss is one man Killed, anuthcr norraily
wounded, besides one or two other, badl,
wuu'dcd
Colonel NJ 'sby received two wounds, bu'
they are not dangerous. : Gw,u!I
writ. more, but we ara taking CT mel VI ,-hy
south of our lines to remain until he l. tit !n
duty, which will BE- in two or ;hrec wcrls.
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= II I y y 1 " G..

Z K / q.
Z 4 9 L K L r BOOK AN D JOB
PRINTING OFFICE,
3n !1th street, opp"-!tc the American Hotel.
Having rece...l: made new additions TO our
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE, we
sre nov better prepared than heretofore 10 exc
cute every r5ia os Book AID Job Printing,
such as
BOOKS. CHECK BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS, RECEIPT BOOKS,
POSTERS, RAILROAD TICKETS,
HAND BILLS, BALL TICKETS,
CARDS, PROGRAMMES,
LABELS, TINE TABLES,
COMPANY REPORTS, ADJUTANT'S Do,
SC, &c, &C.
Having some Of The must experienced work.
men IN or employ, %e feel assured ths. our work
viii De Turned Dut in superior style.
Our prices shsi! in all cases be reasonable.
No orders from di.tance will be attended 70,
en,e.s they bring the cash with them.
Thankful Ior ;hs liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on chr JOB PRINTING OFFICE, we
:ender our services TO thoss wao may need
hem.
Printing in gold, and in co!crs, blue, red
bronze, &c. toua At short notice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01

The Chattanooga ":Rebcl," Of Tuesday last
siys: "rhree Of our cavairymen rode down
t., tho river ct thu foot Of Nan etreat this
morning to water their horses, and were kill.
Ell BY the ensmy's sharpssaatsrs from the op'
pesite bank.
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itI T. e L l. 4 X

I
Educational A.soclntion Of the Confederate
STATES IL americn.
Thi, A-soriston at lis r.-e;ing = April, resolved 70
hold its uert ting II: lauta Georgia, the frat
Wedn sr,ay in Sc;t"DrT. The state nf she county,
very -rrn q ON il anticipated that time,
fobds the cxp citation Of Se-" al u;ie dance Of the
teachers and friends OF eiucIIi0n and many Of them
hive the n:oE ist the urposes Of the As-"
cation wnuld be best -. by po.ponirg the NEE,
lag Co ing in thrse views sad heiier ihst they
express III general judg EFT. deem myslf su.h"nz
IN announce that m"rin' Cf TIE Association IS POST.
PoSkD 70 sonr fu;urr day Of which due notice will b.
gwen 10 IL" public sr.a
J. :. REYNOLDS, DID, =
sep If President Hf the AssUCiati2a
sEs All State rnpers D ease COW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01

THREATENING tn. " bile Tribune learns
from u gentleman just from New Orleans. that IN
the IIth iIsnnt, about twenty thousand Vi Grant :
army landed ut Camp Parapet, which is about
three miles above CarrulIiun. II was stated by
the Yankees that within dar or Two l,al thousand
more would arrive. These men sla,.d that they
would either rend zvous al Slip Leland nr Pen.
sacnIa, aud that they intended to take Noble
within six weeks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01

There has been heavy decline in the price
Of gold, sterling exchange, and tank notes in
Atlanta, for few days past, Gold has fallen
about four per cent, and still has downward,
endepcy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01

D G Fuwle. Esq Adjutaus General o! North
Caivna has resigned his position. Captain
Js'nes II: Foote, who has been for some lime con.
nected With the office, HIS been assigned 10 duty
as Assistant Adjutant General until his successor
is appointed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01

Gcv. VANCE At KIrrREiL STOW. Vance
we leurn, says the Rsleig State Journal"
spent several days at kittreil's Springs last
week. On Saturday the ladies called him
''out" aud demanded n speech. and of course
he responded. He spoke Of "sni!jusati"n,"
10 reference to the w;lr, as impossible, and de-
tlared our Independence rs fixed lact: but lie
declared nothing KEEP. our independence Oh
more THAI. those at home, out of the army,
throwing cold water Oh the cause. instead Of
using their efforts to encs urage und brace up
tie brave men who are battling for our rights.
The ladies' cheered and clapred their fair
hands and said amen 10 the sentiment.
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.Yg'. lAItleE5 4ftDEMT

VI Halifax County, Ylr2inin,
VIII reopen on lit October Terms :or ID. srmi.uunu
a. s.,i"1. ,.rain..irg th- 18th Fr5rusr so- Bu re
.l Tlt,u exclusive lights and towels $50. payable
ia racc. Terms f"r the r-cond session 10 be deter
p.;l",i ac"artiius to the t:Ees
AL.r-.s. PIKE r?TERS.
suE !Q.-c;t Cover Depot Halifax Co.. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01

The Chattanooga "RsbeW con,rafcs tn,
report that Gen. d. H. Hill had skirnist
with the enemy on Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01

4 LBEMaRE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
n Charlottesville, Yn.
joins HART, N. A. Principal and Proprietor.
The nrxt 4rsson begins seperber l5r nnd ends last
o. lnn-
For particulars to terms, course Of study &c, apply
20 the Principal al Charlottesville. aug 10 2s~aw-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01

Dragging "A lady who recently arrived in
Montgomery from Wick sburg. WIS told by Gen
Grant not to STOP 1t Mobile. Montgomery or At
lan,a, ~ he intended to ocsupy these places be-
fors the Rr,t Of November.
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FEMALE ACADEMY,

-
TIE next session Of :hs Home School TO- Yong La
de, ~ =. the i1s Mouday in September and close
az =. Ia: Thursday In June following. eih full corPs
OF T's-hT'
Bead. 80 per mouth Fer fcrs!Icr iniHran'ira sap!.
10 Pi!nciIa GU. VI. DAME
o.
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.NiyEtSfTY OF VIRGINIA

re next .c.sIon OF ti- Ia-tiatou will c"rlI:r8"-
n. ST al &c rUBER and cultiuue 2 motifs
Thu -x-rr'>-H IN II the departments (Ac4Gen:ic Law
AZ Me,tica } will be conducted ~ erntotorr.
,ar. all the districts lSeaataria fr State s;u eu;s
AZ v.ria;. app ia,er's,o til the Taca2C'e, Will be
,.s..- 81 .t- 18th o: >spterI' -
s-!;catinn,. iih accompanying Testimonials, shouia
H.. t,,i.,,s-i:.r :. ANCPiS.
1Ir 80. 4: ClG rnan ~ tn Faculty.
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~ A x L i X I n D

Ass!fTaST QUAgTEgMasrER GnSLs OFFICE
kichm nd Wa Au.. ~ ie.3 s
Producers who deliver their h-s IN ;his city unl-r
ii, cr Mar this fc. oil 18th June Ia dir. CT
o AZ okows
onay be e!!Sered 70 Captain ". &. Ferguson.
nCr Gary BId 18th IS. Corn ts, Rye Hay ard FYd.
der 20 Najtr Robert P. Archer al Bacons Quarter
Branch. or to II MaSard, g. the wagon. yard, on 5h
street. Whcat 10 cnpt1n 2. a. Wexford, A. g. &
other articles Of food, 10 Captain F. Niger
II. ouart-rnra';ers tns'--
tees IN ihe. iocal,'
stsao.aw.
CALt
Or
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MOSDY WOUNDED.

We regret 10 learn that Col. Mostly, the daring
AMI brilliant cavalry chieftrin was severely
though not dangerously wounded in 3 skirmisl
with lie enemy in Prince William c unity. He
was shot in two places, the !eg and groin. He is
now 1t his fathers, A. ID. Musby, Esq in Amierst.
TRAITORS IN JACKSON COUNTY, Ala
This will be startling announcement 10 pr
sans who have known jackson ruun:y, only rs
the abode OF n true and loyal peuple--"i men Of
active pa:rintisn who, from the first tai. If bc
Drum in this revolution to the present :in!r. have
rushed! eagerly TO arms, i'll dcrilcc OF their coli-
iry's rights. liberty and independence. their home
affairs from dissertation, their families from wrong
and outrage, their property from piIlagc--oi wos
Men and children. whose free spirits could net
b. covered or subdued b. threatened or actual
violence. Nevertheless, j. is true That there is
community Of traitors in this patriotic county.
1t consists o! about eigty-!wo men, under
man named Latham, who was n lieutenant in u
company belonging 10 the 50th Alabama regi-
ment, Col Cotart, and deserted shortly after the
baltic of Muifreesboro', went home and or
ganized the company of which he is now Cap
tain He is OF Jonathan Latham. who waR
member of the Legislature from Jackson com.
ty at the beginning Gf The war. was regarded
with suspicion then, and has shown his disIoyal.
~ since. lie his one or more other sons. in the
sHme categ ry.
We have just learned that this band OF traitors
are levying war. ad!eriTg to the enemy and CIV
ing them aid and comfort in sundry ways
Whilst committing repredations few days ago,
on Guest Creek or that vicinity, We learn that
Ires. Dodson, n respectable. worthy citizen, and
another man. were out for the purpose OF protect
ing their property. ana noG>Di WIS shot aud
kjllc1 ~ thnn, il lu:l tEnt l,ir hDre
tho INeks OF Thirty bai!s. We understand that
several companies OF Jackson county buys" are
anxious to undertake the capture Of this tory
baud. Wo trust that the commanding General
will find it compatible with the public service TO
give theta free scope.-[ huntsville Confederate.
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TO THG UNKNOW'S HEIRS OF N0RBcR>E
l Z. h..I. deccnaed. idcuta of IL G

70 THG UNK NOyyS HEIRS OF NORBcR>E
! 7. Nelson, deccased. non.residcu,s of tie
Commonwealth OF fir1inia;
TAI" no !er TIA: shail tie t"eutysixth day Of
Key; tlo";. 1863, at Le Clerks Office o. the conn
y Of Ha.Over, IN th county Of Hanover AID State
G: Yi!s ill., between the hours OF ociocs A. N. and
o'clock p NJ, take the d.positions Of d. L"cieD
Is Price, b l. w nston and ofh-rs to read az Evidence
10 sui' In ciancer now pending the Circuit Cou OF
Hanover whrren We re ps;a,liEs and you aud others
de ru!s.tr Ii from any ths tsklns Of the aid
c-p si"rs /, commenced on that day. CT. II com
M crs BE ot con.ludrd that day. III taking Of the
':He vii. he adjourned and continued FROM day t" y
ron line to time at toe sst place I'D bel @"en the s'e
hoars until the same sbs" be completed.
WIN Is. NEWTON.
MARY v r. NEWTON,
EZEKIEL S. TALLY. admir- Of
DR.. ". l. Nelson, decd
aug HS-cw.w Coupg,l
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COTTON INTEREST BONDS.
Treasury DEPARTMENT. S A.

RICHMOND. Aug. ls. 1888
THE Of the six er;. Cotton lutre Fond, Of
| thu .veinmen. having bsoa fIcd s: nifty per cent.
rr riun purcha.-s ot ,hs may BE- made, 6. .hs.
IA T. e. ,ae TT. s-ury a: sny nf il. Dtpo.i!ares
b-fore tt IA day Of September, 1855.
Ocs oath 1T esurchnse money Will he required II
Treasury Notes rsus >ier lz' April is65 tho rman
,og IL, CT hs nay be paid Ia any nonntsssstbsana
Trsa,uIy koi.f.
-oEP3ArARrEs Il hIcHSoyD:
RO.a LANCASI TER, EIq.
& Il AAuRY, Esq
G. @. AEXhIHGER,
al Ia-dlu Eestr Secretary OF TrrnurY.
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nANrILi.. FEMALE COLLEGE,,
~ GEO. LA MONTE, Il. ~. PRESIDENT

Danv:ls. Va
The rex: session " II open October is, 1863. sale
l1saion, live buildings. good are. e<perien' ed tearhe
I'D thorough scholarship commend ins E;hooi. For 3
Cn;hlo cue ntdrsss tLr preEi lent EuG .s-slt
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TO JOHN ". ALLEN, 4 NONRESIDENT
1 OF La. Gain,nnu Lib nf EirRinlli

10 JOHN ". ALLEN, 4 NONRESIDENT
OF TIE ConnoBwea lIh of VirgninI
AZ" noit"", tina shall Eu t6.h uny OF Sep tmber
-e 10 ite Clerks Office Of Ia ouo)v Ccur OF Hanover,
a. Hanover Coun out House. in toe STATE o. Virginia
os."'ea the hours of clock a. II. ami O'Clock T. ~
az Tie dere>i;io"s OF IT f. s. Tulley aud Others 10 be
"' II "v'drLce n snt In chuncery pending in the
VI an Con-; al Hanover, wherein am plaintiff ami lou
~" o';"s defendants II fro. any cGuse the tski3g Of
- 'Et d+po iii" Is not 'necd or, II commenced.
concluded day, th- taking OF ths same II
~ "H7n"I "n: Dtinued from day day OF from ;imr
~ 49, II; Ike plae- aud between he hours.
ahi! cor, l-ted T.. w ALLEN,
N lts own light and A. admir- Of VIM. ALI dee d.
"'s e--cWfw By Counsel
'fiCE,-";r- committed 10 the aii Of the Corpora
= '.on OF Fredericksburg on the 2sh Of june 1863.
.. 'ni: black negro. calling inseif CHARLES. z,
NJ belongs 70 Mrs Sarah We;Icn. Of Howard county
iS nd SAID negro il about ~ year, Of age and 5fsr,
Senes high Wher arreste he dre,ssdi In u b!ar
Co. $40 's'';s. The owner in hereby notified 10 CON.
n. pfoTe property, pay chsrgrs aud taxa hci ay
" DC WIZ De dealt with rs tIa aw directg
JAMES r. KENDALL
f-y, De 'rty Serge nt
~ H'@""oN Corporation of Fred ric&sburS.
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I'M; EsTtSE SCHGSi..-The uexr ~ son OF ibis
1 SchvD " II begin 90 the lat # October u-Xt, Ent
o.. d. is lie of February, ie6i
Tr4Ns.-R srd. xcu.iv. ;owc's and lights Si15:
,rr.,ur SIS: Music SIS: OF pisn, 81 No Gr'uc.
r vii r"dr except III ca--n CT proras:ed tckn-s-
IL: IA. Ter particular, r.idrrsa
DR. RICH w. FOX.
4 lett. P o.. Kus William COUNTY, Na.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IIRGINIi-Iu Chuncery: IN che Comfy Ccur
t.: Cumberland:
W. \ Perkins. in HI. own dsht and Is Administrator
% n!1 ,b,,t. f. S.ii, H. rceased, Plaintiff,
a,nEst
Thnr4 = Perkins. E's~ N Dawson Samuel Perkins,
sc ryhr,.o. AMI Nay, his f.. EIvla Guy, James
Allan, T!n-,zs Allison - wilson and L"ah. H.
vi. - Cinnor, Newton Cannon, AIRY May. Vim
!. Ma: - Ewing and Ann his wife. Sar,n'' PR
sia> Susan F,r- in-. Ada he 5 David-o III In;'s
feT... - p. rkin- K Ldrdse. and Eliza his ~ife
Els. Z Ann lis wife. VIE P'rk'ns, NancS l.
f'rsir'. ii. l. CT. Wa =. M"sely, dec a.e NJ
l. "rrcrg,'.' q Mo-is. ann Eilza mis- WIFE. Sanue.
E.i+, Me- 7 "0p" mi Eliza. hi "i'". Mary u {
ME-, Wn Eye, Wi-rnc O. : Kyle. Richard Kyle"
Lw!- " CI"s' d Am NJ. hi. Ih', Dr'd Kyle
h'nsni 7. Prsiu-. Vim a i!orreiey, snd Ella g. lii
w.t. Iiri.ui sent.
~ Cd-r-- n'Re III ;hs cause At Drcemr term. isG.
Wa y. i'rkins. dmrisira:o Of FL ,bc + Smith ale.
-"i. j. G.resie! e. rrr'ier Sccuuht Ufb- tdnnisr
van T.: lie .sitr his nt-stS'e be'o: Of Is
slI"r> tho court, and he cnElIn sioprr is Ill
re,' d - inquire the OF the descendants "a!
.ul PrFEinI. deere sed, Sus III Xxi r. deceased.
h:ohrr snd sitter h- inesc'e, ard the propori IN
"" ,nc descend entitled 10 participate in 4 e
Grtr,Gt.n os the est ate OF the interstate.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. July .;th, ls6}
T." par; rs inter es"d will tte ticc that have fixed
upon FRIDAY. the 18th y Of Augn next, 10 execute
he abcv" decree, my Office 10 Cumberland county
Gwen fnd-r my baud commissioner OF said court.
JOHN o. REYNOLDS.
i"lS3l-w4w. c. rnrni sIontr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01
CITY Igy:EIE,IGgEug::s:.

MAr"x'S CocRr.-Patrick and Martin Lar,
kin, charged with Knocking down and rob-
bling Eiwarl Laar, were again before
tue Nuyo" yesterday morning. 4 mum
Der 81 Witnesses were examined. lGt tho
Mayer decide! thai tho evidence Has lot
sufficient for the further continuance Of
the Gaze, and til" prisoners were. therefore.
discharged. Lane Was aJn,nni.hed il future
NOT again t. Get 80 drunk.
AnniH Thompson and &. V. Tla.k.oa.
chsySe>l with h"!nS person. of ey;! zane and
maze. and keeping Z di<Urierly house. wsr.
arraisncd before his Honor. The ca 50 YVES
continued over IL this morning, when NIL
come UP again.
Wm. II. Trares, charged with shooting hi
wii", was again up for examination. DIS
Andersen and Brown, the attend nj physician
on the wounded lady. testified thut She would
probably he HbIc To appear a y wtn"ss in Il
Il Tow days, and he case was .hGrcinlc con
:i"ucd TIL next Monday.
Sam, slave of Rnniri.,h { Read, charged
with stealing six sides II leather, one h.s of
coffee, and oca bolt Of cluth valued ut -, Coo,
from the Confederate States warehouse, was
s""t on to the Hastings Cont for examina-
zion.
James Dixon, Yankee soldier vino -rccut-
~ to K the oath Of allegiance 70 the Com
tcdcrnte States, YVES arrai grr! 'or being drunk
and dis"rderiy. lie was eom,0i'r' in default
OF security.
Indiono Mayo was M for torciblv entering
the Ii Use nf l.. CrarN ani stealing ;llererrom
q feather bed. TIE ease was continued till
Tuesday.
VIM. Bethel, for :.asarltine an beating
Michael Shcy, was satr' OH to me Hastings
Court for examination.
August Ru!ert, for kec?ins his house open
on Sunday, aud selling liquor t, slaves con
trury to law, was tiped 500, and sent OIL To
the Hastings Court.
Hastings Couh.-A Special session q: .iia court
was held yesterday to consider tie following
cases:
Susan Smith for stealing money. nweiry ard
clothing from Fleming Gentry. Her case WIS
continued ill the next term Of the court
The case OF VIM. Hinrhman for assarItius and
robbing Patrick ii hsdfori. WINS continued.
Richard Costello, charged with stealing 4 gold
watch and chain, valued at $500 from Brigsdicr
General Joseph " B. Edwards at the American
lticl. and Michael O'i'rea tnr receiving sail
nation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-01

w hHhT! WHEAT !-Ih- as b,c.ib-ss he pr,
m pred 70 purchase, :0osve and pay for Wheat 70,
S Sternuens TO be eou verified nlc fur for the ass O.
anH ~hsn re"e.ssry fn.nh the 81. nsrs wit,
RASaLI CREGSHaw