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Attachment,
s. S. eileen rs. J. d. Robertson.

s. S. eileen Us. j. d. Robertson.
IN this case it appears that the defendant is a
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee it Is there
fore ordered that publication be made for four
ssssive weeks in the KnorUic Wig notifying said
J. D. Robertson to appear before John Minis jus
,ice of the Peace at bis office in Madsonve, Mon
roe county Tenn, on the 9th day Of December
next to answer then and there said attachment as
the law directs or the same will be taken as con-
fesssd and heard ex parte as to him This 4th June,
1864. JOHN MINIS,
!els-4tpfs5 j. P. for Monroe county.
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chanoery Court. Knoxville.
Wm. Moore Us. II. Z. d Z. Cor.

THE defendants IT, T, and Lafayette Cox, hNy-
ing abandoned their homes and gone South as stated
in the bill II is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the kHorcHe Wig no.
tfying said defendants to appear before the Chancery
next, then and there to make their defense to the
bill or the same will be taken Us confessed and &c,
for hearing ex pArte,
A copy Of the order
jels-4t pfs6 ID. A. DEADERICK, c, & N,
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Jones d, Harris rs. A. L. Nd.rreR

THE respondent, a, J.. Maxwell, is q non-rcsi-
dent of the State, as shown in the bill Its ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Knoxville Uh,g notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chancery Court ut Knoxville on
the first Monday Of October next, then and there to
make his defense TO the BILL or the same viii be ia
Ken as confessed and SET for hearing ex hsrte,
copy of the order
jsls-4t pfs5 d. A, DEADERICk, {. X "
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I. G .Nepeyd Us. 4. I. MlrnM.

THE respondent, A. /. Maxwell having with.
drawn from this state and gone South. as charged
In the bill 1t is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the KnorrNe lIH,R
notifying said defendant to appear before the Chm
Gerry Court at Knoxville on the first Monday Of De-
tober next, then and there to make his defense 10
the bill, or the same will be taken rs confessed ana
set for hearing ex parte.
A copy of the order:
jels-4t piss ID. A, DEADERICk, {. < ".
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W. A, Walker and others Trustees Of Porter
ACADEMY MdryuHe, Tenn, as. b. " 9Oole,

THE respondent b W, Toole having fled from
the State, charged in the bill It Is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks IN The
Rnorvils Wig notifying said defendant to appear
before the Chancery Court Mt Knoxville on the frat
Monday of October next, then and there to make
his defense to the bill the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing cX parte.
o. A copy Of the order
jelS-4t PISS ID. A, DEADERlChi { 4 NJ.
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a copy Of the order.
!sls-4t pfs5 d. A. DEAL

PdrnicE george rs. IIm. B. Francisco,
THE respondent W. B. Francisco, a. an adhe-
rent Of the rebel cause, abandoned his home and
has gone South as stated in tho bill: Il is ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the KnGrciUe Wing, notifying said dclendau; to
appear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville on
the first Monday of October next, then and there to
make his defense to the BILL or the same will be t.
ken as confessed and set for hearing ex psrto
A copy of the order;
jele-4t PISS ID. y. DEADERlCK, c. ( ".
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w ANTED-Agents 70 sell hy subscription
w The HlsroRY OF TIVE GREAT WESTERN
SANITARY FAIR, which is now being sterreotvped
and will be published 3. early day. Aprospe tus
volume will be ready for agents about the first Of
May For full particulars, terms &c, address the
publishers, c. T. VENT & Co.
my7tf No. 3s West Fourth st.. Cincinnati o.
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s, D Cole, Admr, DC rs, HNgH THOMPSON,
THE respondent, Hugh Thompson, being non
resident Of the State, as charged in the bill: 1t is
dered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Klorciile Wig notifying said deien-
dant TO appear before the Chanccry Court at Knox
vile on the first Monday of October next then and
there to make his defense TO the BILL or the same
will be taken as confessed and set for hearing ey
parte.
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copy Of the order:
jsls-4t pfs5 d. A. DEADERICk, G. * u
P. Staub d Co., rs. -Laadon c. Haynes.

THE respondent, L. c. Haynes, having fed from
the jurisdiction of this Court and from the State as
charged in the bill 1t is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the KqorriHc
Wing, notifying said defendant to appear before the
Chancery Court at Knoxville on the first Monday
of October next, then and there to make his defense
TO the bill or the same viii be taken as confessed
and set for hearing ex parle.
A copy of the order
,els-.t MSS d. A. DEApERTCk. C. IN
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iels-4t piss d. A. DEADERICk, c. & N.

John Jones and Vie rs. ". Y C. Huae8.
THE defendant, W Y C. Humes is now and has
been for long time absent from thi. State, as
charged in the bill II is ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the Knorriie
Bhg notifying said defendant to appear before the
Chancery Court at Knoxville on the first Monday
Of October next, then and there to make his defense
to the bill or the same viii he taken confessed
and set for hearing ex p0rt-.
A copy Of the order:
jels-4t piss d. y. DEADERlCk, c. x N.
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Attachment,

AbVah Fourier, sun Us. Thomas g. Hareey
In this case II appears that the defendant is q
nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee II is there
fore ordered that publication be made for four sue
cessivs weeks in Brownlows Knoxville Wing and
Rebel Ventlator, notifying said Thomas G. Harvey
to appear before John Minis Justice ofthe Peace
in Msdisonville, Monroe county, Tenn, on the 2sth
day Of November, 1854. TO answer then and there
the said attachment a, the law directs or the same
will hs taken ss confessed and heard CT parte Is TO
him This 2itt Of May 1864.
JOHN MINIS,
j1nsi-4. rfts J + for Monroe county.
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w ANTED-Dis.bled officers and soldiers
w honorably discharged from the service and in
want Of profitable employment peculiarly adapted
to their condition should address Lock Box lse,
Cincinnati, Ohio, stating the date Of their discharge
and the regiment and company to which thoy be-
longed. . m.y7-tf
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p. II. VANCE,
or East Tennessee, with
DICKINSON, PRICE G. BISHOP,
WHOLESALE
Hat Cap and Straw Goods Dealers,

1902 and lOi Pearl St., Cincinnati O.
WE invite the attention Of Merchants and others
to our large assortment ct Hate Caps Sc, consist
ing of Wool and Cusshncr Planters Hats Of all
colors and qualities French Black Brush; also
Plush Boys Hats Of every kind. Chillrens Fancy
Hats Ladies rrmlael and Plain Hats, Panama
and Leghorne for boys and men,
Military Hats Caps and Cords, all Of which have
been bough; for cash and will be sold low. I hope
to see nil my Tennessee friends when they visit this
city and win make il 20 their interest TO deal with
us juue4-3nl p. II. VANCE.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

IIDern1 uscOunts viii he made 70 those who adj
vertiso LIBERAL r. Having lost thousands by adrer-
Using, no advertisement will be inserted without
payment in adrG,cc, or some responsible man to as
sumo payment. The extensive circulation of nv
paper will make il a desirable advertising medium
W. &. BR0WNLOW:
OCTOBER 1868. Editor and Pabl,sher
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
HEADo'as REsEREE FoRCKs OF Va,
Richmond, July 4, 1864.
ezuaat oHBEHs,

Ths Ssnloa Of an enrolling ocsr in virginia
especially demanded % lhs following nlrHeoas Nhi win be
EnrOhny oef forbidden under any eireunSsnes 10
persons belonging 80 ne reserve ysn aFlongh
aYsso lsapsrsy exemptions heretofore granted
Sse Ssar dale before Or ncs The ION day q May 1874 are
hereby rVOHsd and declared absolutely void ana AL men Of ss
papers, odersi be forthwith collected ~ NE eaolg
onee aus respeStV In the Geld.
II Uadrno circumstances viii persons enrolled sro5S me Ie.
SOsed absent nom Their companies Ia The
&C. r fcr sxspton or detail under As provisions
q tns scl entitled forces daring
q perform neli selvle AID Wi day
companies until tnsr applications finally approved Al
III No leaves or IuousbI BY Of
"a AZ ies hsS1qutsTS or b. rendszToas
nAndsrs Of reserves IN conformity 10 rEnAusni presented In
omess forces promptly r'join uslr
commands upon The expiration Of such leaves Of absence or 1r
~ Enrolling Onssrs arc hereby directed and required forth
TS ard he othsr nrosgh the and
ana Of evnsepls setting Oh distinctly what companies Of re-
rsort OF each conpsnS; s commander al what
assembled In pursuance Of General Oraers No. l. a.
rspsg What dave and vita what number
vas Started Tor is IN
thar company what hey have taken 70 arrest ad SEED 10y
@ ATested b. IRe; uhshsr muster rolls Of
companies organised hsr respective COUNTS have been
O also companies for local defence and pee service
"hOme guards NfAl1 oA9b
hs respective counties composition and strength CT such
and address Of tnsr respective com
Il mandsL
" Ths attention all ned especially directed 10 Gen
from these headquAres, a1d Appended
heeto lng viii Immediately post eoPes CT
that order public places their IsspecYe o0puss AZ
The days The order Il Posea taey VII
promptly seAd the nearest camp Of instruction. Tor
SERVICE Of the forces who may be
sbssn commando having furoug5 gsndl eih-
these some Iend 1Yoaa or 0a bacon
nsndsr q rssrye uaees authority Eon h.ls ass
VI Al companies ofIeservss Which, Tor any eaaas Or ~ any
authory dsbahded AID allowed 70 rtufn 70 th
ZONES Isasss0lsd b. their tsspestye IN
naadng oeB aSssnoe Of the enrol nS oeef and
report AL PrAecssls expedition al Their appropriate
| rendsETous assignment 20 service IN the held
VII EnOhng O5e eSined 70 pr0o ed WITH the uto
pOsbls expsdi0n complete orgAnau0n Of Vie reserve
res mpsnieI n those counties and districts IN which t1sh
alton already been Elected eren companies IS
soSn orgAnEsd Oh other companies OF ye which
om any fed 10 o0mp % 9enerAi Orders NO. 4,
usd heseq Ion, sSf ere required ~
proceed appointed rendezvous and report fo
Will EnrolnR officers be held TO the sPeediss AID Ssst
District enrolling occer WIN onIores
"A enerEete compliance Of ther ID0ra1tes a. Is
deemed oas gre emDhsdo warning 70 all en-
rong so they be held sct aeeouns for any ne
Eec OF orders mansang iron tnes headqaAres and mat VIC
utmost penalties Will De insxorAby enforced agsin denqasH
Il b order OF Brig Gen KEaRER. .
1 ua-lW n n OAILAAAs A. a VI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21
BESTR UcTYVE RIRR IN GEORGIA

A destructive Gre has occurred In TiomEsvins, Ga f.,
ronEuni5g several wooden warehouses, aud . lrgs
amount Of cotton We are Informed that most 81 the
cotton belonged 10 private Pasties Tbs Savannah In
sursoce ofoe5 lcssrs to a-considsrabls amount
Mr.. R. &. Evaos' wooden warehouse struck By
lightning on Fhurrday a. twelve o'clock and entirely
Consumed, .vi.h i.s contents. Fily-tbFSs bundled
bales Of setoa we're consumed :he value of Wish il
upwards e tsO millions Of dollars. The following
Yrgn's Insurance. Companies suffered /; WI be seen
that they aFo lcca'sd in this city aud Petersburg;
Petersburg S4vngs and Insurance. OODPlny Peters
burg Va. $4,000
City Insurance and Savings Society, Petersburg, Va
S 800.
l9XerS6ants' Insurance Company. Richmond, Va,
$40 600
Southern Iasu'anes and S4yoss Society, Petersburg,
W, $4,000
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

The day prOmi % 70 be Of more than ordinary dull
ness. Ii will belle the spirit Of the time one enlAeny
sensational and sxCtAbls The city is dull the heavens
are dull, all things to Partaks Of the nSSss
character We have looked for some sIeltsneDt some
rare bit Of news which Wonld serve TO dirturA the
tquaboress OF the hOur; but our sntieIpatons sOsn
doomed to disappointment. Nay We not read In the
calm and all which PsrvGds, the signs Of forthcoming
STORM which viii be all ths fearful from III pre-
sent supreme qusludei Nothing prssess the storm
the calm, We are AseuVomsd to say. Theirs are periods
III. the pOlissst well Is me physical wsra, when
reaction takes paee-whsn, after long ana uHiAssr'
ruptsd srsI Of quiet, the most drsadfol eenvuSlorI
Occur. VIII such be the result Of the Prosrasted Ss-
ness which has settled over the armies she banks Of
the AppOnstoI, the Chattahosslis and the Potomac
Even now In the kushsd intervals Of BATTLE lIssSI
vita bstss brsaih for the sAesk Of arms, which
whilst IL VIII bring to many hearth In frapghtase
woe and gourDlng, will wreath A'w shap'sU ef slOry
for our devoted and psoIlssH veterans.
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der who has lately been put in command OF the Reserve
Forces Of Virginia to the many abuses that in the
present arrangements Of the militia, 80 that he may
have all who fairly owe their services tc'the oosntry in
the present emergency that calls livery loyal and coed
citizen to perform thtF duty to the Confederacy ny
ans Hering ell calls in person and not By producing
trAog exemption when their services are wanted to
perform military duty. TteJ osa well attend to their
own city the brave soldiers who required - face
our fess Why should u be considered In these try
Ing times honor 70 perform guard duty private
The fac. i, everybody e.nno. be made oiesrs; II 80
what foil ranks coGd boat OIL How Is Il that men
who live 10 big houses not seen IN she ranks that
pass daily through the streets their ray to do i'm
poftant guard du,yi Why is Is they fortunate
70 DO benorsd With sxemptIopsi Has no, the couary
ghtto claim thBr servicesi We Gee daily the streets
troops Of men, young vel those not old enough fab
Ing sher war EunorS IL Il just that many should
be allowed 70 70 free and not perform share OF The
duty performed BY . portion Of their fellow.c'tizsns
Who TOO patriotic TO seek exeRP.lsnI Or exOuSss
from that duty military Heooezty requires sf all good
eitxanse va have neu Ia this city szpsbo and nu-
nersIs enough 70 conitisuts several roSmsots il the
sxsrpta and rkslks conpsSG 10 roll call;
thea tbe nsnbsrs OF companies doing duty would
not AesrsquirSd 10 b. post unrssvod Tor days and
In oEs instance for rssks IL this right and fair
Its lopsd the Gsnsrl in command will loek into
iAsss numerous ABUSES Whsh giving mach SlssGtis
iaetien 70 portion Of the sonEunity, and oa1N all
du required 10 be psr rned BY the second slaas militia
% fall equally on solh regiments, 80 that the easily
EusrdSdsposs will 10 regular tura - fsd fairly By ell
the eospsalSs-no, a. q u a. present. whsp selections
psrattsd fer psrnaasnt oecuPstos, Whlst sozs
placed diSsgrssabls pssa. Thsre 10 also syS-
Ten Of Substitution fer pay that rtsstro v % 81 an
inOd int. s-.5sr.. lss FAIR PLAT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

rHI CONFEDERATE sTATIS-rhe Dirsctors Of tie Young
nsn's Christian Association Of Richmond respectfully, tgt
hs oonsderste GATES appeal IN behalf Of Soc soldis fA
this atty. Since ths commencement OF e war hcnona
hss been refuge for those who have been driven nom ner
hsnes b. ruthless enemies Thousands Of hepen women
Sut from nearly every State OF the oondefacy have sought 90
syylun IN Our cxens have been appealed 70 In nu
sriess resye he ck and wounded soldiers 70 &
o aford food shelter their suffering families and molly
ey Ia the great majority OF Instances responded 70 sven
appeal
ducsd and the difficulties fobaning oiho ordinary meant
70 great thai he funds contributed for the ro
Of he poor accomplish but Ee in purchasing he neossfs
sfnfe.
In written report from the Clothing Burssu appears thai
there han three thousand females In this y who are
ssenf Government 10 vain, and hif oss
obtain s0,d are nos mi, o ns T.
fasncy Of ths plAnest food for themselves and children
WITHOUT as.ncs, them foc the city and courty generally
any instances Of actual Starvation mus, have oocsre or
Euppss both for gatutous distribution and Tor sale
cost bal The agents employed for the purpose have not beep
able 70 proccre the quantity Of provisions required.
peal throughout toe Confederate btates e
forward delay, Of money md supplies
Army COMMITTEES OF As Association Since TIE conmene
uy DE and spiritual welfare o. our soldiers snd
tr families, anu for the OF cur glorious cause Lea
those soldiers DO discouraged upon The eve OF our 10
ycrest and We trust oar iss ana NOS. senog:
Shipment made 70 Roger karae, sapineadsn wn- p
Munford, Chairman Of the Army oonee vi % promptly ~
h he Supcintendent southern Express Company, tt
eIprsss charges Win be paid By them at Richmond
0onsrbuHorso Of money should a, be nsse geanesL
y: southern pspers requested to copy spai-v
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21


TIE GELBBRATED IKLVaRfoE OAsE-This celebrated
ant rather romantic esso which has been before the
British public for several years. on for hearing
bsforS the Hsuso Of Lords last month, appeal from
the Court of stsElons Of Seo,lapd The QUESTION Is
upoa the validity Of YSlvtrsoa's marriage, which is
sustained IN The Irah Courts The Appsal is brought to
reVsrse this dsssica. A Il is tne sincs this
ease has been mentioned In pros, basy summary
Of lie leading features might not be undressing They
are Ihsss ID 1884, Miss Maria Theresa Longworth while
making the passage from Bouogus to London, made
tie acquaintance of the Hon. Major William ooarl,s
Yslverton, the youngest Of Viseount Ayonnore.-
Both partiSS were then about twenty seven syesra
OF age On their arrival In London, NSjor yell
verton speat a few hours at the lodgings Of
Mln LouEworih Shortly Afterwards he left for
Malta After some ten month's absence Miss Long
worth wrote to Yelverton, requesting him to forward
a s.nnuaieaiIen to her brother Upon this CORES
psndsnss Snsaed between the parties which lasted until
lSTT at which time Msjr Yelverton was in the Orinea
and il tAo same year, Miss Longvolth bscaine the
inHIse Of Frsnch hospital, as sister OF mercy, al
GLatA- YslveroA tara called on ser. Ia 1851, the
parties net at Edinburgh, and az thai time tue mar
rage ceremony, the validity Of which forms the iuHsc'
OF l6EatoA took place according to the law OF Scot
Andbe form, vera considered 'ucisns to constitute
lsIsl nSrrsEs Tosy sgair prted sud mo: At kostre-
var where key we're msrrea according 10 the ferns o.
the Roman Catholic Oaurch-the rsllg on oil MIS-
LsngWorth After this the rarii.s dyed together a
nan aud wife, until in 1885, Yelvsr:on married Arr
Y9rbSa ~
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TRRNRWS
Tkon PErERsB1ns


Passengers BY lass highs tran report al quiet In
hOot o, Petersburg. sbelhDg ana picket firing con
taos bu, net hsavisr than usual We psre permitted
10 lock yesterdays Express, which did not reach
~ By mail From il make the Following synopsis Of
toe news from tho font:
Yesterday was remarkably ilet There Vas not even
Ets usual amount Of shslug picket ing. An along
our Hnas from extreme right to tia river. thsre
vas O1ly an oocaiODsl explosion. This caused eSm-
Esni in tae city. The she hog Of Peter burg for days
past ha' amounted to nothing, producing no damage
and irritating no Injury.
Reports Of aal's undermining operations give the
people no ugeasinsss. TIE scil is against hin.
Prisoners taken deny tie death Of Grant. (BaAy for
the prsonoFs) IA al respects the situation says the
EIpssSs, remains unchanged .
FEE LATEsF SEss AT THE war DEPARTMENT
TIE War Department received yesterday despatch
non cur comma ding GsrtrI who rscently took .
sOus srouud WasSss.on, which states that large force
Of The enemy crossed the Shenandoah Suckers on
theIsh A. o'clock P. n, they we're attacked aud
driven across the river IN confusion. Oar css is stated
as between Two and thrss huadred-hst Of the enemy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-21

Irrns yoR TEE Furulx HIsrolIAs.--Ws are collect
ing every day additional evidence Of the ruthless acts
of Hunter In his last raid down the Va Tenn. R. z.
The Lexington Gazette Of the 18th contains long and
interesting details Of his dprsdatons Ia Kockbridge,
not the least revolving Of which those ing TO
the destruction Of Gov Listeners house. After referring
to the forobls occupation Of the exGovernors house. by
Dr. Patton, the Medical Direotor Of Hunters army.
who, rus to his Yankee instincts, buled women snd
children The circumstances attending the destruction
of tho houss are thus related:
A. Guppor Mrs. La cher having heard the threats Of
the soldiers they passed along the street. had become
quite uneasy lest her house should be destroyed. Re-
erence was made TO these hrea BY her a. the supper
t.ble when Captain Towns remarked 1t could not be
uo.sble and added he would 60 at once to Headqusr-
ters asosrtalH end let her know. He went, returned
half An hour and stated that be was drec ed By Gen.
pupter 10 srrure that the house would not he de-
.royed, aud che might therefore reat easy. The next
mornIse At half past o'clock, his assistant PIovosc
N,rs al panied By portion cf his guard rode up
IN iroat of the houas, and Capt. Berry having dsuoust
ed wen. the door, rang the bell and called for hri
L. She msds her appearances. and was Informed BY
| him that General Hunter had ordered him to burn
the aouse khs replied iheIs nuss be some mistake
reqsesed to zee the order. Herald Is was . W bal
order. She siked II s execution could not BE- delayed
until the could zee Hunter. aepded she order per-
eurory aad ven have Eve nnaisa to leave Oh honre
Ha ,hen AK ID have ron spirits Ia the cesrf bne
said there we're none. He said, are you sure nadam
sse replied you have Pesssuon 81 The house and car
Sssine for yourssif. krs L. thsn asked hm II shs
ssrd be allowed 10 rsnsvs her ncthers, her sisters
hss own and her sharens clothing. and this Request
icing refused she ls the house Ia very short tint
he poured oamphne on the psrlor foor and jgnitsd
| vito match. In tie meiltme, Miss LEse Le'cher
Vas ,r,ipe 10 remove ssns articles Of clothing from ih
other end Of the house. and Berry finding thess In ne
! ma. sat Gre 10 them. The Nardrooes, burtau' an
hsis we're then nred. and very the house en-
isped In flames. kfs L scrr,uudsd by her children
her mother and Fstss sat In the ynd until the hou1
/ was burned and not Q tsar was shed.
In the loEer end Of ths county, near 8revnsburi