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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

BY JAMES Y. TAYLOR, Aue.'r.
IAN APPEAL no THE PEOPLE on

THE C0HYEDERAJE BTATES.-The Directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Alsocsnon o. Richmond respectfully, tu
ssrnestiy submit 70 d and the patriotic hrcushsu
The Confederate States appeal behalf Of me sodisir fAn
lies the commencement OF the war Richmond
has been refuge for those who have been driven non the
homes By ruthless enemies. Thoussnos ofpslps women
and children, not from the devastated counties o. Virginia Alone
but nearly every State Of the have sought an
Asylum IN our midst Gu citizens have been appealed 70 N num-
sn noe and clothing for soldiers In The fd and hospital ana
70 aford food and shelter their sueng families and noby
Lave sy IN the great majority Of instances respondeoe ever
The supplies Of provons the city Of this time
duced and the difficulties obtaining ordinary
and great that the funds tie relied
OF poor can but little In purchasing the necessa
ollie.
In written report from the Clothing Buresu sppezn that
there are than three thousand females cly
seeking employment from The In yAD and that those
work VIII enable these women 70
ucency Of the plants food for themselves and children
without assistance, them from the city and country generally
instances Of actual starvation must have occurred Ou
City Council has made most liberal appropriations f the pur
Of supplies both for stutous tbrtor and for sale
but the agents employed for the purpose have not been
able 70 proccre the quantity Of provisions required
Under these circumstances feel thst our duty 70 sp
peal felovxens throughout toe Confederate States
forward delay, contributions Of money and supplies
Army Committee Of this Association. since the correne
iuy for he IN oral and spiritual soldiers ana
families and for the Of glorious cause Lea
discouraged the Of our
veres and Hust, Las. and most gerous Campaign
shipments made TO Roger Martin, Superintendent YIN. P.
tended Co. Aud in accordance with special sscment made
uih Superintendent Of the Southern Express OoEpany az
express charges win be paid BY them at Richmond.
Contributions Of money should also be sent 2 hess senies
n southern papers requested to copy spa--r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

CON As the chief cause Of the high price % gold
s is scarSy, it has been suggested that The supply
could b, practically doubled by the issue OF gold eerid
Gates, redet mabe az The will of the holders Parti
would buy receive these certificates at ths market
rate for gold. and whilst confidence in their converti
bli,y remained unimpaired the certificates would be
SsldOm presented for redemption. As tho Government
cannot properly undertake this business the oily mode
in which the re:uli be accomplished, il at all is by
she combination OF capitalists OF known soveucy and
acknowledged integrity. capital Of $4,000 IA gOld
might thus be raised and certificates issued to that
tsnt-ths 'p,ds remaining o. dsp1ss at One OF the
banks Toe suggestion is mentioned for the considera
ton Of al Who interested in the improvement of
Rnanc0s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

PErERsBuas, July ls.-The Washington Chronicle Of
the 18th received containing teegaphic news in ref
crencsto the invsson. They all press despstches
There is nothing fcia except deppatch from General
Wallace to Seward saying that Col Seward "a not cap
iured The following Is believed to be ell Of interest in
ire press dispatches:
Ten thousand men were armed and msicAing to the
different Notifications in Baltimore at O'Clock A. n.
on the 10th.
The rebels have cut the Northern Central Raaay, ID
niles from Baltimore. The Baltimore and Ohio Rlil-
road greatly damaged Mos. Of the rolling stock has
BEEN cent to Philadelphia
TIE de,pstches gay there are some encouraging
features which it is not prudent to publish. The Ash
land Iron Works, fourteen miles from Baltimore, has
been destroyed.
Dispatches dated o'clock P. NJ /, on tic 10th, say
the rebel cavalry IRE all over Baltimore county, bu Il
is no. feared Il as they will enter the city. SuTvanI
advance guard Of Hunters command, is reported 10
have captured AArtnsburg, numerous stores and anum
Der of prisortrs kilograms from Harrisburg say the
rebel force numbers forty thousand Governor Curtain
teesraphed tho Mayor Of Philadelphia that the people
were not responding freely, says the authorities al
Washington day, have authorsd men 70 be mustered
in by companies which yesterday they refused per-
emptoriy to do
The Yankees cay their loss at the MonocIcy Hght wal
one thousand The rebels levied contribution Of
twenty thousand dollars on NiddletoWn.
A despatch from ,ltmore dated o'clock, says the
enemy lcre on the York road, ssvsn miles from the
city.
fore Of fifteen hundred rebel cavalry had gone to
wards the fillmore AMI Philadelphia Railroad to burr
the bridge the SuGquehahua river. At last accounts
the bridge not burnt.
1t was repo ted that the rebels had struck the Bat
more and Washington Railroad at Laurel Factory, bu
the Chronicle says 1t was not believed, becau tee-
graphic communication vas st kept up with Baltimore
The firing heard OF Harpsr's Ferry on the lOsh VA
unexplained The Chronicle srpposes Gen. Howe val
getting in the rear Of the Confedera &c
Tho rebels burnt many buildings, public and private
in HagersOWu.
special despatch to the Chronicle, from Baltimore
says the opiuiOn prevalent there that the rea
movement: is against Washington.
The rebels were at Rockville, Maryland sixteen miles
Northwest Of Washington, on Sunday evening.
Dispatches from newspaper correspondents ct Grants
headqllrtera on the oh, say the invasion Of Harynd
is believed to be. Insignificant the Richmond papers
make no men ion of the forces engsg ed in 1t.
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H'D Q'Rs, RHsERvE FoRcEs OF Va,
Richmond, July LIST 1864.
GHNERAL ORDERS,

Eo.s
The following instructions published for the Information and
guidance OF all enrolling omeeI Ia the etate OF Virginia.
l. All exemptions details hereofo granted BY the
Of oonscpon persons belonging 10 ths Reserve Forces
Virginia. the lh the 10Th
secon the Of Congress entitled An act W org nt
during the By sntho OF Tie secretary Of
War; confirmed, and they will remen In fu force 70 n
ture revision under orders hsadqdarteTh 20
IL Eorolng oeefs will continue receive from persons -
longing TO the forces exemption aod de-
tall the provisions OF the said An such applications
pending the hands eRrong officers will beprocseceo
WITH hereafter will be vestgaed and
reported upon hc con rmy 10 the regulations heretofore
prescribed the purpose By Bureau u Consumption and
will Led BY dct enrolling officers through the COM
Of cOnsCp 10 thsss hsaeqaArers Tor ana sson
By order Brig. Gen. KEMPKR
r. T. OAfLKff. A A. g.. jIg-iw
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FROM PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, July ia portion Of Fits. Lses COM
mad engaged in skrnish a par. Of Gregs's cavaly
Division, near Lees MIL fourteen miles southeast Of
Petersburg yesterday evening, driving them back and
capturing rinety three prisoners, including two
missioaed officers
There considerable canncnadcg cur right this
evening
Grant is evidently sending more fOrcea to Washing
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HDQR5 RESERVED FUKCES OF VA
Richmond, July 81, 1864.

GENERAL ORDERS,
ho9.
All person belonging TO the Reserved Forces
heL commando and having unexpired fu ughs granted
signed BY commando authority thSss
heAdquAer required Immediately Join their respective
cmpAnes IN the hed under the penalty Of being Agaed In
conformity 10 three service With the active forces
they between the ages OF egnesn and foryhIe
hs expiration Of ten days Ar the posting Of this order In iht
respective counties enrolling onces viii promptly
all above mentioned Absentees and them 10 be deliver
ed ~ nearest OF nStEucoa for assnment TO
with the aclve forces.
ALI furoughs, Of absence and temporary exemptions
granted extended BY enrolling o either before or since
the l6 day Of May 1854 revoked declared absolutely
void and will protect the parties hiding them from arrest
and Assignment active forces under this orde..
BY order Of g. Gen. KENPER
ige-lW K II. QA1LETr A. A q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

STATE TREAsURY NOEEs.-rhe note, Of 'arge dencu-
ipatIn issued from the vIgiria Tevury ere no held
St 20 Fer cent premium BY the brokers' They only Of
fer 10 per cent for them The cause Of this apprecS
ton Il the determination Of the Governor to offer in
documents for their redemption BY giving the holders
the privilege of exchanging Of the amount held
By them for Confederate Treasury notes. and the other
half for six per cent State bonds.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14
BALLARD HOUSE.
I'M u ANT OH A N q e..
UyuR pronr;atora Of the RIJIIpn Houas

sdh 'IrOpr1etOTS OI Tue DALLAhU l1OUo1
Il deeming conducive comfort and convenience
their patrons visitors determined 70 condsct Ne hotel
ON the EUROPEAN STYLE
The HOfEL VIII established under this arrangement on and
after April The patronage OF the travelling
public vsto generally respectfully solicited, as our .b
v supplied With the best that the market can Enod, ana
every and comfort regards rooms and tsrvaI
attentions will be funlshed.
The PRorsoRs beg esyeto express their thanks TO those WHO
have generously pstrorxed them, and by giving their ind
vduai attention pleasure comfort Of their guests hops
70 merit continuance Of the sane.
hRIIs-Yrom A n. 70 IL p II.
apl J. o. TALLlHkkko q &C
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

- INEoRAATIoE WANTED as to the, condi-
ton Whereabouts Of Private w. O. PAYEK Company D,
18Th Regiment Va Infantry, Psgram brigade EArlyS dVen
Ewe corps Army Of Northern vrgna supposed
wounded and taken prisoner the Oats Of Bethesda Church.
May 80, 1854.
Any information respecting him would be gratefully received
II communicated 20 his father, Nm. o. PAYHL
HAdensvile, GooehAnd county, We.
IgvNeW York Daily News please copy.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ON the 18th and 18th June, 1854, aportion of
~ Gen. Hunters forces (abOui 1907, sis attack tae
city o. % Of 1ys: sOS came 70 my 5iSsnss IN S.%pS
rude TO enter and search house They forced
sna ass
Important papers, and ransetng every spot from cellar 70
Ssy made and lei my SSaessd Beside. taxing my
entire supply 81 ana 60 o
foreign and domestic and among othss Of the latter cais the
/. ssrtiacs.es rsritsrsd debt Of James River
IA. Co Mo- and, t7Ip0oand 5000, s4s 900
ssi S. IS 81; So 81, &c. So. So ssS sss":.sh
80 ~ s;i So gas sss So s s''4 N' 10000
= :.pts@ mo- g. ~ bond. Nos. i4s
september so-a bonds. Nos. ass. ass $500
september So bord,. Nos. sn. sss-ssoo
each, ' 600
These lssasd 70 Lynchbury Fire and Hess Com
pany, and transferred 70 s. N. BY J. T. Med,
Presdentl Oct 81, 1000
$1,000
8. Two oertiacates Of 4 per cent confsaersssl
bonds, Issued a. Richmoad, s7o
No. 1885, dated March 2sd, 1881, for $4,000 ~'"
No. $500, dated April 1st, 1854, for s,IOs
4 About 100 Tobacco notes, for hhds tobacco stored
g. Eat mos eoods, decd, secured by trust deed
Hot Springs, bonds bal das oet 1855, 1000
8. E.I !no kn1 S covenant DUE i iSIe
8. J. B. speee. bond due, 4iS
H. Sh O. &1Sns ~. DUE son $500 EACH ,
IL. A D. Rucksr, bond due, - $500
ls. i. Batlsr, bond, dus 5000
10. VIM H. Williams. four bonds $50 each, due .s 6Oo
cent s. s elm = 1 s D.
give this police 70 the vsrd 70 prevent as far as be- the
negotiation Of these securities and 70 ts taken
steps enioin the payment OF them any and
rage SAMUEL MILLER,
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oFgICE sOUraEaN ExpREss CO..

AuaUsrA GA, Feb 20 1854.
Thu Southern Express Company hereby notify the friends and
relatives Of soldiers In the Army Of Northern Virginia and else
where they prepared to carry ar-angeuen
nounced In the card and that they viii do all In their
power fulAl iis requirements JANIS SHUTTER,
General sup't and Acting President,
10 eod2m ..I Southern kxpress o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14
PATENT SORGHUM Or SUGAR CANE
CRUSHEH.

THE difficulty Of obtaining imported sugar
L and moasses compe rely home production. One
or two cultivated sorghum WIN yield sucisnt mokss
for consumption ordinary farm.
Prepare your land and plant seed COCO
cuhsr and make oasses a. soon 90 the Sorghum
natures
The subseber has obtained letter. Patent from The oonfess
etass and Improved Sorghum Sugar Cane
Cruher rapidly with which the juice pressed from the
staksln the saving he juice flows In The Of
sbor REQUIRED operate maehne- simplicity OF oonstue
on with which kept In good running order,
4 much superior 70 the machines heretofore used-
FOR sALY-srATR RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHTS.
For and parcuars ad the snbscnber Bsisvs
Post Once County, JOHN BOOKER, ksq, shc
hss model, once Of Kerr Lyon, Richmond. Va
AMI d2tkc8ms, THOMAS o. BRoWH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14
RUNAWAY IN JAIL

MAS committed to Henrico County Jail, on
w the 9th OF May, s6a, negro named WILL An
gre about &c q yea Of feat inches high dark
plexlon spare bu had when committed dark jacket light
pants aad grey unlfo cap. HIS owner requested g. coe
forward pOpey charges and take MIN awsy he
be dealt vita according 70 law GE0. D. PLBASANiS,
iyl-U Sheriff OF HI nTi9o county
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14
mODxRN LANGUAGES.

A GENTLEMAN, being able to dispose or
"A few leisure hours Ia the morning and evening, viii devote
AnsHtsn Is teashiug the Pf neh spanish Italian Ian
guAge 10 persons rouS Of acquiring fluent and eooqua
EnoWedge the References given. For terms by
Letter % L BoL llsI, city Polt once. MhIE ONCE Us I
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AN ORDINANCE
ITO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT TIP sIsH
l. SECTION or TIN ORDINANCE coNCezys.G Eii,

ITO REPEAL AND Rk-ENACT THF sIsH
Il srorI0N or TIM ORDINANCE CONCERN "a EiF,
KET6.
TPassed April 20, 1sc4.l
Be 1t ordained by the Council OF TIE City o, Eehnena q
the eleventh section Of the ordnsnes concerning markets.
ed 18th day Of October 1861 be, and the hereby
repealed and re-enaoted 20 read a. follow;
section IL market hours, sell purchase
other than shout market house or IL
cncts person shall offer for sale at market, brer
eggs hsh, fowls fruits vegetables any other articles which
sahave been purchased Market while their TO
MAJ et within SIX miles Of market; except fruit or vees
tables which shall have been produced smother sste or pre-
drced distance not lea than nfteen miles from tbs city,
shall person engaged In selling, al market, butter, eggs
fowls parche hpse BY tho agency Of another ms.
either himself other person. on the same day tha heb
seller thereof any butter eggs fowls ANY violating
this section phs wha o purchased ard shs for every
zach violation pay nns notices TIN ten nor more thar tfy
dollars; and guilty seconl tine Of such violation,
sha IN adtOn the nne thereor DO prohibited forever asr.
varS principal for smother from oferpz for
SAFE a. either market any said articles And Perfen
shan SELL for SALE anything whatever o, any market 10
cad city, After pohbed the thing so 70
or offered for sale forfeited the city, and be e.ed
old by The clerk Of market for the beneht CT the city sad
he party offending hs moreover be fnsd ffy dollars for
each thing 20 sold, or offered for sale, By him
A. ". MOTION,
suqq-iavev $3.50 Clerk Of Ocuncl.
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MRS. &. ,BRASELMAN
wi TEACHER OF
RRRNCH AND ENGLISH EMBR0l DER ",
Wn i've redensAs Of her pAou- "a 81 her
ovn TssIdenee, corner Of DuvAl aud CLARK streets
References and terms maze known on application 70 Miss
hecca senior, No Ill Broad street, iyn-tr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

ONE HUNDRKD DOLLARs REWARD ron
~ denysdng 70 me- 9. securing 90 thai se him ny aa.
tan pleasant address and He len my resdense
oharoassyis AbenAris county on Tie l9A ieeruaI MA
per county, 70 which county hs has probably gone
mhif-cH $40. n EOWfb
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

VIRGlNfA.-At rules holden in the Clerks
o4os Of the Circuit csurt Of Charlotte county Monday,
the 9Th day Of June 1864,
Robert 4. orOWdsr and Adeiue his wife, PlRs
against
Al Tonne aud Sarah his wife, Beisay Ann Horkns Matilda
Amos Robert d. 0haney, Wm BoWden anG NJ his wife,
Reuben ohaney, Reps Thos Elan, VIM ElAm, James ii
KAm John Jones EAm, Augusta Elam joseph Elan, Eliza
KlAn, saraI Ran, Mary Ann Eam howard Elam EKs-
beth ElAm Richard Eam, Mary Knox, Philip Osborne and
Martha Ann his wife, Edward Gregory, James Gregory,
John Osborne and Mary bis wife, Jehl Solomon Gregory,
pAvd Gregory Frances Eam, Marth Elam, Lucinda
Ham, samuel ksm, WA Elhm, Mamie jane Eam, Judson
n Elan, Abram Elan and Ida H. EIAm, Def3
IN OHAHCERY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 have ai, cR and assigned Ade
line oeWder her OF the real ets Of wn and Lucinda
Elan, deceased.
hGPp airing BY aisv that the defsaint, Betsey Ann HOr
hts ohaney, w BoWden and Mary J bis wife, Reuben
ohALey, Reps Ham, WIN khan, James Elam Jonn J
Eam Elan, Philip osborne and Marth hlI WIFE Edward
Gregory Gregory John 0sb and Mary his wife,
John Gregory, David Gregory, FrAncesA Elan Martha
Elam Lucinda Elan, samuel Elan, Wm Elan and Mary
Knox non,Sdents this State ON motion Of the plAinf'
ordered that said defendan do appear with
In after public alton he eo do What
sary 10 protect their interess In this suit
eopy-teste,
jslf-WtB WIN. sAITH, Clerk.
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ITO THE FRIENDS or THE SOL-
u DLERS THROUGH0T UTHE OOEFEDERAcY:
QUARTERMASTER GEMS DEPARTMENT
RAILROAD BuREAu,

klchnobc, feD ~, 1904.
friends and relatives soldiers In the Army Of Northern
VII gnia hereby notified that arrangement has this
beea effected The Bouhe Express COMPANY 20 carry al
~acEaees Of food and wearing spparei Richmond, Va
To he hs obtained through the kxprss
0onpanyi tn following Inst. ucions must be obssrvsds
Packages conain than hundred pound be
wen edi ed and plainly MARKED nd seat a the q che
shipper 70 either Of The soders Relief AssocaOn which
located a. 70 Iowa: sF .if'i
horh Carolina 81 South cArOlna at Columbus
IN augusta; In Alabama, It Montgomery any
oass psaa - .ssn one Of these Associations haze ONCE
Inc Agnh Of vac Association will there take charge Of them
and shp daily oy souSero Express oo~pauy proper
distributed 70 the prop Individual owners
To the wishes OF the and 60 than CERTAIN
and speedy communication With home the southern EInr
Company has agreed 70 give tails freight preference ovsr sysrv
Nad else and order that nav occur "a The n
cess Of 90 aud.be enterprise
are hereby requested the Express Company such fact
es will enable 10 this arrangeneni csmplsle sue
sk..sS
Az the Southern Express Company all
transportation packages, the Relief ssciaons
ef agents who have heretofore acted
Araveng messenger II the Relief Association vii establish
tgences other armies hey enjoy the
privileges hereby seoarsd TO the army Of Northern yHn.
Lieut. Dol. and q n.
A. T. LAwfor,
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THE SD annual session of the James River
Il BAptst Association will held At the Nj Zou Church.
Beokngha county, commencing Tuesday AZ The an LORDS
day Of Jay next the 2st Of the month NJ on meeting house
located about three niles OF Sew Canton Whiting min
htsrs and brethren WI be cordially welcomed. $500,
U6-Hss r. B. SMITH, CLERK.
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sSOO RRWARD,

CTOP THE THIERl!-Wa stolen from my
y u,,ture July 4h black HORSE, Abo0t years old,
h.vfsT very small white 10 the face GhsAvy name
nd Isi dun sEsnO other mark recoested The thief
1919 a. BE- young man nAmsd Elgaf Nesb supposed de-
very male bus light hai and when last
sut 81 grey clothes He has be lurking for several
abou The nehbofhood Il Is sail bis mother lives In Rehmond
and he may be making he way thiher.
Via ave The above apprehension and detention
Of ths te the horse again, ana the thei brought
a. is'tics TH0S. JEFFERSON.
sccsssTus. AIbsmlris CO., yA.-iy S-lm
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TO THE oLERKs OF THE COUNTY COUNT. C &C Ci,,!s

N 'Order to facllItate tHe & anoInB VI VftIu-
s. for exemption mi.ry duiy By the Governor, Ills
oAss f IN tie Justices Of the Peace lately
% @ ~ srvers districts each county Hh the respective
80 Of he me CLERKS Of Cous are requested FUR
Juces elect Dot entitled 70 commissions until
After election add their Of service win ret
snt Of August next Certificates for sxenp
Ion III. therefore not take eject until ater tatdste.
je10 WIN. SMITH.
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ROOM FOR RENT.
NOTICE.

T HAVEa nice, airy Room, with gas, within
minutes walk the CAPITOL which will rent 10 good
tenant AppV 70 the Foreman 0f this once
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

TAE Firm of W. Il w. s. Peters was dissolved
L on the 96h ult by The 0s1h Of the senior partner
TIE undersigned will continue e9mmlssion business
sAnd hopes to receive the patronage extended
ate hrm. <
NQ-6ls W.H PETERS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-14

CITY of Richmond, to Wit AT Rules held
" In the clerks Office HuTngI said
City, on Monday, the 9Th day ofJuae, 1854, l.-
WlnEon Goddn and James Apperson, partners under the
sgainst
william Kelly, Den.
The object Of this suit against the defendant the
three hundred and ninety dollars and une three
with legal Interest two hundred and dollars and y
nine cents thereof from the 9Th Of February s62 aud
hundred and fortyour dollars and thtyour the
residue thereof the Sd dsy March, 1892 till payment
and subject certain real estate In the bn mentioned the
payment Of the IAid debt. d
AhdAVt having been made that the defendant william Kelly
resident Of the State OF Virginia he hereby required TO
appear the said Clerks within month due pub
LEGATION hereof and do what nay protect hSn
terestS Ac'py-teds,
jsS-vGw ko HOWARD. oart.
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oUARTERMAsrER GENERALS DEPT,

70 RIoHkoED Ju9e lst, 1854 J
Mr. r. Bullock, agent Of this Department. assigned 70
The duty Of organizing the transportation OF uppes Of ood and
ng under the arrangement with the Southern Express oom
pany, above related. ii.e fi-H ~ q
Relief Associations, explain the work
the ystem encourage the friends OF soldiers 70 take
advantage Of this easy way Of uppyRg The vsnu q those 10
QuArtermaatcr 9enerAl.
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CITY of Richmond. to init:


A L Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
"A Court Of HungS Of the said city, the 9Th day Of june
1854:
Alexander Sands admnifrGor wi the will Of the
estate w. Banwell deceased, administrator
Mary Singleton BarnWel, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
BArnVe Robert w. BarnWe, and Edward BIrnwsl
fans under the Of and under the
fourteen years, JAckton and Others. DefendSots.
The object Of this suit IL gste and have AscertAned set
e4 and finally determined BY the The right oprepeIty
certain Articles bonds r., men ned In the bill consisting Of
purchases made by the Rev Robert w. rnve In bis lifetime
claim 10 which has been preferred BY Dr. T. A. LafAr behalf
OF the South Carolina Bureau and which articles &C.
aso claimed BY Dr. ~ L.B9rde behsh Of himself and
Others Committee Of the South Carolina AssociAtonhe said
articles mentioned and described In Exhibit ned with the
BILL Exhibit bens uStrume t OF wiring which, IL II stated
Ia the bill executed BY the Rev. w. BArnws shortly be
his death, by which instrument he designed empower Dr.
T. Lafa 10 OF his death disability sell and
ply for carrying out the purposes Of the South Carolina
the ARTICLES bonds &C., therein mentioned And Ada
viz having made that the said john g. BArnWe Robert w.
BarnWe and Edward Barnwe nfants and T. Jackson
nonredsnts Of the Commonwealth Of rgna they hereby
required appear Clerks ONES within mouth AZ
publication OF this order and do what
3 protect their Interests In this suit
copy-Teste,
jsS-vlv Ro. HOWARD, elk.