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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23
Slave Labor for the Coast,
DIVISION, NO. 9.

r COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS, AND HE
town authorteswitliin the Judicial Districts oil
Lancaster, Kershaw Chesterfield, Darlington, aarl;
boro Marion. Stimter-C Clarendon. Williamsburg and
Horny will forthwith summon all Shareholders within
their respective limits to deliver ON.HALF OF their
slaves abe road duty. at the Railroad depots near
est their residence on TUESDAY THE 527TH Daf
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT at s o'clock, a. m there to
await TRANSPORTATION to Charleston, Tor thirty days
labor on the fortifcations, a..
H. Tie Confederate authorities have made requisl-
tionIpon e Stale Tor Two Thousand laborers monthly
The proportion ofone-fourth heretofore called for had
failed to supply9iaroftlis number. In view OF this
fact and tile great urgency of the demand for labor at
this time isdeemed expedent TO shorten the iEter-
val between the calls and increase the quota This ~
no violation of the law. for tdoes nottI the quota OF
labor nor the interval betweenhe calls but prescrloes
that sch proportion shall be called for as will I'LL the
reousi.ion giving thirty days notice EACH Division
in the Order fixed will be required to furnish this
quota, and no injustice will be done to any.
III: All parties, whether individuals companies,
who own or employ more than one road hand, are re-
CURED to furnish their QUOTA (onehal) unless relieved
by detail from Department Headquarters. THIS cali
relieve only those hands permanently engaged on the
specific work for which tue detail was granted Gofn'
missoners Of roads will give their attention to this
matter and report to this office
~ Great confusion exists from the imperfect man-
ner In which the names of owners, given to agents
at the several depos 1t is the duty OF one, or more
ofthe Commissioners to be present to verify the quota
of each owner, ana prepare correct lists
Within five days after delivery on this call they will
please forward to this Office names of defauters in their
i'''SS'''' - 'S'0 RIB. JOHNSON,
Agent of the State Of So. Ca.
Auo1,st 20. G. s.tu.th.td.
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Grain and Lumber Mills.,s

:. 1. zcmp, -four and grist; Jas. H. Vaughn, -four
and grist James A. Kirkland grist; J F. Suth-
erland, lumber and grist; W E. hughes, lumber
and grist; Charles Perkins, lumber; Col. James
C. Halle, lumber and grist; A. II. Boykin, fonr,
grist and lumber L. W. r. Blair, flour and
grist; Charles Raley, -four and grist J. Il. Sow
ell, grist; John W. Gaskins, -four, grist and lun-
ber; John A. Young, grist and lumber; I. J.
Cauthen, lumber; Robert Kirkley, grist state
Il VIM Shields. gristt and lumber Ge r.
and grist; John S. Miller, flour and grist state
of T. Lang, grist and lumber; W. N. Kelley,
grist, John Chestnut, grist and lumber; James
Chestnut, ST., grist and lumber; John NcRae,
grist and lumber John Brown, grist; estate Of
Burwell Boykin, agrist and lumber; estate OF
Lernuel Boykin, grist and lumber; Mrs. Jane
Knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, -four and grist
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber,
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. COMmIFTED no JAIL.

s A NEGRO WOMAN CALLS HER NAME
IN Mary and says that she belongs to Mr. Brown
on Black River and thst &r. Brown and his wife are
both dead. Said womdn is, about five and half feet
high and about fifty years DID, go 55 she is very
simple or playing of So ] cant tell which.
s The owner is requested to come forward prove
property; pay expenses and take her away.
July.22 DUNCAN SHEORN, Jaior.
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Wanted to Purchase

F.I1oR THE UsE OF THE CoNFEDERAT
L States-Scrap Iron wrought or cast, for which l
paw fairprice ineash or, fpreferred, will exchange
rolled plantation Iron for the same Planters oroters
having any ofthe above to dispose of will INFORM me
OF the fact as wish collect it together as speedily
as spossible. 9.s' MEkoshl: L.
September l.. VI
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School Notice.

1IsHE EXERCISES OF MR. L. M6cANpLESs'
i 4 SCHOOL will commence on the first day of Oc.
tober next Terms $500 payable in advance in cur
rent funds of nprovsions of any sort solids OF ilq
Persons wishing to send will please make their ap-
Sept. 10 - If T. McGANDLEss
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Admins Notice:

A Ii PERSONS ftAGING CLAIMS AGAINST
bIA the Estate of Moses Ronndtree late Of Kershaw
District deceased will present them to the subscriber
properly atested, and those indebted to said Estate
will please make payment at as early day as pos
sible to JOHN BRANNON, Admir- .
August 10
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN. S. c.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, vEsrERr J
AND WAY MAILS.
Due-Daily, by 81 r. n M s
Close-Daily by yool Z. y
+ LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, DC.
Due-N Monday wednesday q Friday by u 90 Y"
Glose-samc days, at IL % a. ~
RED HILL, Russell PLACE, &c.
Duet Thursday, by u 90
Closes Same day at II 90 Pa a.,
E1LIER's.rsRRr, JEFFERSON, DC.
Due-Monday, by 1900 n
Closes-Eriday, at, 10 10 a.
OFFICE HOURS.
From 8 90 A. M. to 2 90 P. NJ, and for short
time after opening the,mail at night ,.,,,,,. - "
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Professional.
Physicians ,ioao Praet,ciag.

y. Physicians totO Praet,cing.
L. II. beas, D. L. DeSaussure, 7. Reenstjerna,
W. Z. Skies, Benjamin II. Matheson, j.. McCaa,
j. ]. Trantham W. L. Pickett, B. s. Lucas, 7.
. Mellow, L. N. Desaussure, Thomas W. Sal
.mond, F. L. Zendp.
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Commiss9ners to 44pprobe Public Securities.
John NJ. DeSaussnre, James Dunlap, VIM. Il. John-
son, STA. NJ, Kennedy, Thos. Z. Shannon
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.SpiIisr,s Board of Relief.

John NJ DeSaussrfe, i. Barnes, James Dunlap, j..
Ross Dye, c.. MoseIy, James Team, Jesse Trues-
DEL John b.. AIickle, Charles Raley; 5ohn Gas
kihs, Daniel Gardner.
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Con,mi;ssiioners. offhe Poor.

( 49, = OUHH1lS0foHe.' y r'se 0V1 :,
E. Barnes, a. A. McDowalE John o. Higgins, r.
( NJ. Kennedy, J. S. Derass. w. L: Hughson; Sec.
and Treas. d
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PresiQeat and Directors of camden Bridge. Go.
President-Joln NJ. DeSaussure.
Directors-John Macrae, B. Perkins; james Team,
Colin NIacrae, Sec. s. Treas.
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Churches. ~.
Methodist. 7. Wightman, pastor. !,
Presbyterian-s. H. bay,
Episcopal-T. F. Davis, jr., :
Baptist-W. E. .Hughson.; C
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.f<.sI ~.
~ M p,oS ,,S :.
%arnn a,e acaag IuSss Mrs Necresbl Miss Dawson
MfS. = reeA' MISS 90 ,Dia 's -.
-. j, n.,, l,ood. Gro,,,;e, Ydrd,eo,. =. L..
II w ". onnies Si,s LII
ai.deI Sla;,b Ms ronner Niys crosbv
BenIamln, Sa,nesom $ So, NJ r. Ram, % R,o
roopy epp"l BssTe V, Hpgs 3 Bro. j M. Gayle joseph
Sommers, 70 o. 4Hse,s 9oesah Js nomal.s a. a
NJ osn Ss, Ss;m Bro w VIM 40 johnson b D. Hoeoit x +,
siAcs.
Dr,,,ao;,,,.
.wm M.Ka;D p +. zemp.,
LAMBS 4. Young.
u. :. .-
i,msa. ybnng.I' B. Alexander. AtH Rest.1
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counj;,,;ioner, Of Pu5Ee Ra;1dinqs. s

Comnassioners Of Public IsHildings. ts.
John Workman, r. NJ. Kennedy, L. B. Johnson, T.
L. Zemp, L. w. r. Blair, James B. Cureton, VIM,
D. McDowhll Chairman, c. p. b., Colin ,Macrea
Treasurer.
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.aqistrates.

Mdgistrdtes. p, n -. Z Z = q
Z John X. WitIerspoon, VIM. D. Hogan, W: R. Tay-
lor, Henry Brace, John r. Shaw, Richard L..
Whitaker, J. 7, Barker. y.
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Conmissiorers of Roads,

Cohsmissioners of Roads e.
j. NJ. Dasaussure Chairman, b. T. Mccoy, w: &c
Hughes, Daniel d. Kirkland, James L. Nc
Dowall. Lewis j. Patterson, J. English Dolby
Fred. Bowen, John /. Miekle, Gillian Sowell,
Richmond r. Terrell, Emanuel Parker.
The sixth section of the g Act to- establish GER
tain Roads, Bridges and Ferries, passed December
II, is MS follows: s,, =,
THAT. each Commissioner of Roads now in Of
fce, or hereafter appointed, shall serve until q
successor is appointed, and has accepted, This
section sbe in force during the war.
Commissioners of Free Schools.
Wiley Kelley, Wm.s Dixon, James Team, c. C.
Halle, Jesse. Trdesdel, Daniel Bethune, A. l..
Mcdowell. ~
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W. N''
John s. hIeroney.
.Nanaqers Of ElsetiOns.:-


,w,n McKoin ''
C,imeton,s Mir-Frederick Bowen, James Team
Flat RockMJesse fruesdel. James Fletcher
George r. Miller. e'sES
LizenbvisIJobn McGouran. Daniel McCaskiii
Donald Mcdonald.
Le5d Henry Radcliffe.
Goodwinis store-Beniamin Cook, John b. Mick
I,ibery Hill@Aa D. Jones. ir.. R. C: Paterson;
r. b. Cunningham.
-o-
Joseph D.: Dunlap. ts1 comnssioner N in Equity W.
Duncan Sheorh, Sheriff. :,
90
Tux~ Collector. ~
William MtKain. p,
H. Leither
A. NJ. Kennedy. }
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Pirate Boarding.
J. W. Rodgers. /

y, Nilinary and Dress Making.
Hiss d. H. McEwen, Mrs Hammersloug
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DISTRI c CTDIRECT0RY. T
/. DISTRICT onzcERs: .
Legislators.

Z, A. H. Boykin-Senator.
John NJ Desayssure, D. D. Perry Representa-
tives. Z, 81
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Officers of Court: a., -.
Joseph D.. Dunlap, Commissioner in Equity; W.
Clyburn, Clerk; "A. l.. Mcdonald; Ordinary !;
Duncan Sheprh, Sheriff. 81
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Bldcksnliths, Wagon and Carriage liakers..
s. Shiver, Robert Man, Nathan b. Arrants, Thomas
Shiyer. r: r., blacksmith.
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Druggists:
,wm. MeKain, F: 1. zcmp.s
Book Seller and Stationer:
james A. Young.
Hdtcaes and Jerelry

James A. Young, ]. B. Alexander, AlV Wsdt.
ham,
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Bakers.
+. Shoemaker, Wm. Daasch.

~ Tan Yards.
L. 3. Stephenson, F. L. Zemp, John $. Bradley,
/, Alex. Mcleod, Lewis J.. Patterson. John Brown.
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Cabinet Warerooms dnd Undertakers,
c. L. Chatter, Wm. TarYer, ]. i. Sutherland,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
COMMISSIONERS CFPIoE, [
RICHMOND, Feb. 6, 1854. I

DY Decree Of the Circuit Court of the city
- OF Richmond the 26th Of November $780, in the suit Of
Marshas admir- and ais directed % Inquire,
ascertain report far the obj scons raised by A God
din and by Thompson J OF AMI ersi through COUNSEL
ought occasion any further posporsmsnt Of the sale CT the
LIT No. 49, In the OF Arthur A. horson ~
commissioner dated and fled In this cause on the 2Sa o. JAY
1860. -
And BY decree Of the Court OF the 4h Of May, 1851 In
the suit Wilson ala Winston and ais Il directed 70
ascesn inquire and report whether sale CT the said lot No.
us expeden and further 10 take sccoun Of how much
remains due defendant James 6eddon trustee under
the deed Winston, deceased In the bill me1osed,
how Of the surplus proceeds Of sales any the lots
Will properly apporonable diyibe song the hsrs
Winston deceased and the ecve shares or por
thu said James Winston deceased
spy Of his heirs for which they should be &C
coming into said superintendent Division, and the
amoent Of the same. -
Ard by decree the Court Of the 29h OF May, 1851
Ia wlnons adm'r Wilson's ears, &c, al d.
rected Inquire ascertain and report what have been
Winston, deceased, towards Judgment CD
by James wilson, deceased, the deb. Ia that behs,
said James Wilson 10 his ne his representatives.
SINCE and what the balance OF the said
Judgment remaining unpaid and whether the sad udg
or his representatives any Of them vhetar agreement
in that bhaf has made, whethe there Lat
valid defence against the said judgntntvh any mat
specially stated deemed nent required b. any parry
TO be specially stated. -
The parties hereby notified that have hrsd on WED
EFSDAY the Oh day March, 1854 at 10 o'clock A. ~ al my
the city Of Richmond, the time AID place 70 exee1
the Aforesaid DEGREES. rHOs j. EVAhs,
fsS-V4W oomm'r In 0hancsry
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
EROv HoRrR nARoLIYA.

I, was reported few days since taas considerable
forc5 Of Yankees we're moving upon AShevla in North
Carolina The News, Of that pace, Of he llih, says
Of the raid that h lad been knovn for some days that
YIuLee rad from Tennessee in the direction Of EranilD,
Neon eOuny, Vas made las. week. Is seems Yam
kes force e. mated at CO., invaded North CaroinA by
WAy Of the Tennessee river and got within about 20
IN les Of Franklin. Bu. Col Thomas Inlans bush
whacked then 50 numerically that they turned a. that
point a1d hurredy re;rsl,sd, having had one Captain,
two Lisu.,nlnis and number Of giva.es killed, a a
considerable number wounded. The dead the left lying
where thsy fsn, bu carried ca the wounded. They
oiptu-sd Captain T. P ser, tWeniy-!our miles below
ak 10, bat We lsara tia. he made his escape suisse
qbendy.
The Yankees in thsi recent raid inc Der !e county,
besides destroying much vluab property, and eaIry
OF ho.ss snd Icgro,s, captured and oured aasy Nc.
William Eiberdge, GeHsrll William E Nlnn, W. NeI-
MY, John Williams, Lewis HogEOod. LsrelGo Webb,
Rsv Mr. Waters and others. General Mann vas soon
after released ana allo ., 70 tura hore.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
rPnn NORILR

The War Dsoutment vas in receipt Of tficial &C.
formation yesterday from tbe Commanding General At
Nobl, tbas Sherman, With his column OF the enemy,
had reae ed iitman, which s on the Mobile and Ohio
Pull ODD south o. Meridian, and upwards of hundred
miles above Mobile. The various estimates Of the
strength Of lis command place il abetWesn rs 600 and
$4,000 Of al srn9.
The movements OF tho enemy seem 70 in1cste No
BILE as t5ei, s5Oe. ard on the whole Is probably the
b,ldes: snerpye Of tSe war, OF its character They
left vicksburg on the l2h and in six days have marched
through the State destroying all the bridges in their
rear The sceat6o officer Of the expedition is Brig
General Mcpherson, who commands one Of the corps
under Sherman and ia TIE right bower" of the latter.
Another DAY or two win more clearly reveal their ds-
signs and if they be Aob1, it may fall but We are
condd,n t5ry VII OF obtain it viii cat Gght, at least
TIE HAFKEE OUTRA cas- LyNORTREASTERY NORTH
CAROLINA BEPORT or TIE SPECIAL COMMIT
Tx
The repor; OF tie Special Committee Of tee House Of
Repres ,ntasvss appointed to invesjgats the cent
alleged Federal oslrsges in Northeastern North Caro-
Ina, By sn armed force under Brig Ger. Wl have sub
mittsd the following report:
"The committee have taken sever-l dep2si'i'~7 sni
collected such further eTdegce as WIS EccesA b. Tor
the pa gcss % O1ulUiug c-rrees knowledge Of mo
matters referred 20 them. Tns evidence IS nov pre-
fented 70 the House with brief outline Of the facts
proved Ia the month Of December last, large force
If peru s5d era il the service OF the United States
and uldsr command o: Big Gen. L l. A Wtld, inva-
ded tie county e PEquOtank. Wits; there they ar
rested eli Of The county, DiDie Bdght, at bis own
residence aud hung m on tue side Of the Puohc road
a few mics rOr.h Of Z El0eth City. Upon his back,
where bc was suspended Plscsd plaesrd with the
flCvicr wOTd3:
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LATER FROM Europe.

The New York papers Of the IL u contain European
adVices to the Sit January.
TIE SchlesWiS- question still a subject Of
excitement and some alarm. The Danish Minister bad
left Vienna. Denmark had been summoned to evacuate
Sshleswg and her reply was to be gwen on the so h
utm). 1t thought that refusal would be followed
by an atsmp! the part of the Germanc allies
the I der, and should the attempt be resisted war
would oe commenced. Ten thousand p, ussan troops,
under command Of the Grown Prince, had passed
through Hamburg. France and Russia had concluded
to unite with England on the subject leaving the mat
ter OF active interference TO England Sweden, !. was
said, bad joined with Denmark.
Tue Oppost on members in he eleh Legislature, in
Guiding H. Tniers had denounced The expe1i ion to Mex
leo and recommended the withdrawal OF the French
troops Macmillan evidently in doubt to his iu.
ture action. Some reports say he was just about o
prepare to eel out for Mexico; but they denied by
the Vienna coIrespoodsn OF the London Times. L. is
asserted that the Court of Aamon has slready enter
ed INTO negotiations with France and England, and Sin
directly with President Lincoln"
The English papers contain some interesting reports
of tn latest movements of the Alabama in the Indian
Oeear. AT ore time she had twenty-five sick on
board Sac lefs Singapore on the 24,h Of Dece nber,
and subsequently, in the SdAts Of Aaacca burned the
American ships Sonora and Highlander and the British
ship Mir;aban The Florida, Georgia and RIPARIAN
mock were rapidly completing their fittings and repairs
ia France John Bright, h p, bad delivered some
very strong Uaion and ans avery speeches in England
Toe instruction in Poland is presented being on
the inotase in the government Of Lubln IL is con-
smed tha the insuggent leaders PoninsK and Wreb-
lensk had been victorious the Russians at laniec.
cavalry detachment Of insurgents s said to have ben
seen within four miles of the metropolis OF Poland.
Lisbon telegram OF the 25h ultlmo, says the UGi'ed
Safes corvette ST. Louis left thai day to intercept
an English ba With guns and stores Tor the rebel
cruiser Rlppahannock.
The Minister of War OF Spain had ordered the Or
gan zltiOn Of four baalioas to be despatched to ST.
Domingo in March.
The Turkish government. vas raid to bs strengthen
in6 all the deieHces of the DInube. Great agitation
vas said to prevail in the MoiceW sllschian provinces
The Marquis of Hon holoD, the new French Minister
had arrived aMexco CITY, Wherehe .s' formally ieceiS
ed By the su hodtes.
Consos closed in London on the SOth January col
0Ot for money. The bullion 10 Tia Banks oil England
aoo France was increasing. The Paris Bourse vas firm
The Liverpool cotton market frmer but unchanged
on the so ult. BreadstuGs da but steaiy. Pro
sions were STEADY.
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VIRGINIA, TO-WIT:-At Rules held ii

" lhGlNlA, 1O-NlI .-AL huleS Htlu III
the Clerks once ofthe Circuit Court for P0Ehe'an
~ the LIST the Sd day Of February both inclusive in the
year 1864:
VIM W. Michaux, executor ofwm Wslha, deceased, and in
his right, VIM. Bernard Michsux and Sally Virginia Nj
chaux, nfAn who sues BY the said VIM W. Miehsux her
merit fiend. Pits,
against
Mary Dunn Joseph A. Archer ard administrator Of VIM
A cher deceased and the other children Of The sad VIM A.
Archer deceased, whose names are unknown hn Wsha
Edward Archer deceased and Hugh Nelson
and Harriet wife, formerly Harriet cher, daughter Of
the said ia H. Archer deceased, Defts.
IN OHANCERY.
The object Of this suit have division Of the real and
Waba deceased whce, by the death Of
ssly wAths his widow, srbect to eiyion among The
Iegatees the said VIM. WalG deceased; and the panias
having fled their BILL and appearing by dayit fled hs the
John Wh2 Archer and Hugh Nelson and Harriet
his wife, Of the State OF Ygria and hs the
Of the children Of Wm A Archer, deceased,
except A. Archer unknown, the motion OF tbs plain
ill., by COUNSEL sordered tina. the said sent and unknown
defendants sppear within month after due pnbAea
this order and what TO protect their In
heen and that Of this order be forthwith Inserted
10 the Richmond Wing Public Advertiser pub
lshed city Richmond, Continued week for
month"; and that another be posted at The front door OF
House oths county the next COUNT court day.
hO-izu e. F. GRAVES, Clerk.
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rnon rHr RLlorKIrrR REa1oN.

Information has been received by the Petersburg Ex
pres, from the lower perish of NAnsemOnd, that the
citizens are greatly snnOyed and oppressed by the
Yankee soldiery. Cornelius Bi5gcod and Wright King,
imprisoned some months sircs for whipping negro,
are still CO fined; John S. Wright is prisoner for some
trivial c,Ece sgans. Buffers ordsrs; VIM. J. Wright
and Ma A. Savage who we're placed under arrest some
weeks sree and imprisoned for two days md nights in
Portsmouth and then bail d out by friends, were tried
last week the fo'ms' for speaking contemporary OF
LnOcns proclamation and tina latter for speaking abb
ruply 10 negro soldiers, and were released. COL L. H.
Kelly aud John W. Ames have been ordered to leave
their lines.
Only small 7 ankse force is at Bernardo Mills. and
but few soldiers between there and Portsmouth just
enough to keep the people constant dread Of deeds OF
violence and cruel y.
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XTIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks Of

NIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
Zee the Circuit Court for King and Queen coanty,
Monday, the LIST day Of February, 1854:
John Wright, sometimes called Capt John Wright Pitt,
against
Garrett Wight sometimes called Garrett P. Wright Def.
IN DEBT.
The object Of this suit Is recover Of the defendants claim
for eleven hundred and sxyx dollars and hfhve censvth
interest e5T5 part thereof from the 9th day Of May
1856 m paid; and like interest $780, other part thereof from
the 18th day Of May 1876 til pas; and like istere $780,
part thereof from the 2sh Gay Of May 1885, till paid and
$780, other part thereof from the 2 day Of May
1856 TIL paid; ike interest $780, other part thereof ON
the Oh day June, 1885, TIL PAID and like interest $780,
other thereof from he IN day Of june 1885, I'll paid and
ke $780, other part thereof from the 26h dag OF
June 1885, GIL paid; and ike Interest $3.50, other part thereof
rom tbs 4h day Of August 1885, till pAe and like interest on
S25 part thereof from the 18Th Gay Of August 1885, I'LL
pad and Ike interest e other part thereof from the 18th
day Of October 1876 till PAID and Ike interest t6i 80 the res
thereof from the 9th Of JAnrary 1851 till PAID and AZ
hdav bSng been made add hed that the said defendant
aenreside1t Of this Commonwealth he required 10 sppesr
within month after due Publication OF this notice. and do
What Is necessary 70 protect his nteresia this suit
A copy-reste:
felQ-wIR ROBERT POLLARD. Jr., Clerk.