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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

Iiia,lor's Cou,s-The subjoined is list Of
the cases befor the Mayor yesterday morn
ing:
Lucy, free negro, was charged with steal.
ing lot of clothes from another free negro
woman. In addition to the complainAnt's
testimony against the accused, Miss Vir-
ginia / dwaris, q white woman, who said she
was only fourteen years Of age, but looked
10 be about thirty, stated that she lived Ia
the sare house with the loser OF the aKft-,
cies, and saw Lucy when she came doW0-
with the things under her arm. Th1go,
being no Witnesses for the defence, the case
was sent on for examination before tho Hu1t-
ings Court, and the prisoner remanded TO-
jail. ~,
Budget Ryan and Martin Taylor wers
charged with feloniously receiving IL bush.
els Of corn;G blankets, . lot Of shirts, and 3
maskets, belonging to the ConeodesD1o;
States. Lieut.. Trabue, having charge ok4Aes
department: from which the corn had hooU
stolen, obtained a search warrant, which he
plas cd in the hands OF officer Granger t&F
execution, and going with him TO Br3dHotae
house, succeeded in finding nos only 4haos
corn, but various other articles heloneinf -
the Government. Bridget vehemently u
MED at iiTss having any corn In her h004es'
but afterwards, When several Of the ml1s3ng
bags were rssHrrected, acknowledged th9k
there were others about the pf0mi-eA out
that they Fad been brought thek0 ~ eol
diers. Taylor was guard at the depot on
the night the corn was stolen, and bGlp8
found IN Bfidgct's house, In his night
clothes, en the night when tho
search warrant was executed, ho WAs
taken raaer arrest as person suspected 03
having sometningt, do with the robbery -
lie is = meaiber OF Capt. Whiftington's axtil-
!ery, hut was originally a Yankee deserter.-..
AIRS. Ryan was remanasd to Jail In default d
secufi;y for her appeagaacs for further az
animation before the Hastings Court. Tag.
lor was committed for want OF security "a
keep the peace and be OF good behayiOS.
\ charge was preferred against De1n11
C'kief, Of threatenicg 9 TO assault aud beal
Mary Preston; bus there being NO eyideace
to sustain the allegation, he was dismieoea.
slrab. Abbey, Lizzie, and Chael0tte, a)Avp
Of Mrs. Loniaa Allen. were each whipped ~
harboring Ella, 4 runaway, bslonxine q
| JaInea L. Bray. Ella ackno wiedged thaS ~
iIa:t fnf severa, days soJsurn.d with Nh
/ Aliens negroes. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

FEMALs PHYSICIANS IN EHsLAHD.-A woman
has, for the first time in England, passed frs
medical examination. She had appi ed to tha
University of London and OF st andrews, to the
College of Surgeons Of London and of Edinburgh
aud TO the College Of Physicians of Edinburgh
but ali in vain. Each of these lear ned hodies re
fused to allow her compete for the degree which
In the cure OF human Ills. and inalg she appealed
TO Apo,hecaries Hall, and having bean examined
ii anatomy, physiology, chemi. try, botany and ma
terra medica, which she had studied for the pre-
scribcd five year,, was successful In passing.
further course Of eighteen months study Is re
qaired, when,' II proved duly quai fed, she viii
receive license 10 practice.
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CHANGES IN COMMAND OF THE NAVAL
FORCES IN JAMES RIVER.


FORCES IN JAMES RIVER.
We understand that Commander John h.
Mitchell hes been assigned to the command
of the naval forces in the James river In
place of Flag Officer Forrest, relieved.
Commander Robt. b. Pegram has been
assigned to the iron-c clad sloop Virginia, the
dag ship.
Commander Thomas r. Rootees has been
assigned to the command Of the iron clad
sloop Fredericksburg, and
Lieutenant Commanding VIM. H. Parker
has been assigned to the iron-clad elooE
Richmond, to relieve Commander Pegram
transfe rred to the Virginia.
Capt. 8. 8. Lee has been assigned to thu
Office of Orders and Detail, Navy Depart
ment, to relieve Commander Mitchell.
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NO Ie9


WILL Or HsAtTsy Llvtsr w. srn.,. .fas
ses l.ouisiansins who have not hear az n = Ma,
"osii's Of Baton Rcuse, HOW .leceaseI IL .,.s !
warn friend "f u.aes.ansa9.fais cause ana a...sd
bis zeal By frsqaant ii:sts.l caa- ribe,.aa, rr.a
New Orleans Fisecaas shss speaks Of h,s ,.,,,.
'fhs will of iosse. ray~tis Y...,,h - a..
B1t0n Rousa, Wes ges.rfday sa.i,pii,et ,n' "a
In The Second DistfiGl etsasi III ibis civ
vas Hna Of great wesltsss BIS p,sper,y II, 80,
saie nad Moncy lriHg ssfimated II, s4,s, ,0 ss
sfai teass beisre his Death he ssea.r h,,,. a,
Ia the darkness witch kiowsc ibis m, ~"
aiion he reflected much osxtks e h',.,.
for the blind. and resolved u devote psrsiaa -
his foEiuns 10 The procuring nf proper snnnlm ~
ter and another lady, and most Of the rssis,n -,
devoted u lhe psarpnse of establishing n nr,,,, ~
Office fog Lie week publication OF "a prna. "
makszin: 10 be dfsiTtbuted graiuitorsly amts, ~.
blind Of the ,.osfedefats states of Anierie, e. e .
sale to such - are able and willing 10 pay s,r ~
same.', Item 3 Of the will proy;dcs. thai i, ~
event nf ths death Of ,h. Iesafees before hi, ~;
without their leaving tssur. then ard In ,h,l eas
he deyaes slt fbe p epefiy thai he shall die no.
sessed Of 10 the port OF lhe paper or msaar,ne
above mentioned. The lesaipes named q, ca,,.
oat the benevolent Intentions VI The istatnr ,,s
the Governor OF Lsul l-iaaa, the Hate sudi;o, ,hS
Yrea.urer, the chief Justice, she saver of New
Orleans, the minister of the Firs, Presbyt.rIa,,
Gbesch Of NeY 0ricans the rector Of the oldes;
Episcopal Church of New Orlrars, The Bishop ef
ths Episcopal Church Of toe Di1cese OF Lssui-isns
aac the nnistcr VI The oaesN Metksats, Ohu,is y,
HeW Ofleans, fo, tha tfae be:rg, and theif suaees
sofs IN the several offices AID positions forever.
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Poisonous F2our-A few days since the
family of Mrs. Miller, on the corner Of 18Th
aud franklin streets, were poisoned ffon
eating bread made from -four which che had
bought the day before. In short while sf
ter getting up from the table they expert
euced severe nansea at the stomach and dIz
zincss about the head and eyes, plainly indI
eating that the stuff which had been palmed
of upon them as n good article Of 0our pos
sessed properties which rendered 1t DANGER
Gus to human life to partake Of On yestef-
day MICS. Ms family, including the negroes
on the place, were still suffering from n
effects, though 1t is not believed that any
of them are dangerously i'll.
At the present price Of Hour, surely every
merchant ought to afford to sell none but 8
good article; but instead Of that you VIII
| find very few OF them are willing to name
the quality of that which they sell and In .
majority of ca ses when it is taken homo and
cooked it turns out to be worse than stsec-
onds," possessing neither color, taete, nor
body to make II palataole or healthy. The
case in point will probably undergo an In
vestigatiOu.
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Several women in i.e.,ibei4, .saicia, haven
Gently been oggfd by the military authorities fo,
ins1lting sen,iEcIs.
The London public houses would ii placed side
by side 10 III line - miles long, allowing Il feet
ffsntage 10 each.
Jerseyman was lately arrested for tagging
woman, and excused therefor by saying he was
near sighted, and thought il was his wife.
child died lately Ii; London o.. .n,arasrlus, pr0
duced ry swallowing 2 half penny year before.
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An Esgli.h sailor lately took his child to be
chrstentd, and happs ming TO hold |, ON the wrong
arm for the clergyman to take II, was asked To
"turn the child" upon which he turned 1t face
downward. "No, no,' said the parson, ".ufn IL
INV good man, :" when ne turned II face uppermOst,
as hefs,rc. In this dilemma An old pos, captain
sit,irp IN the gae.y cane TO the rescue, and sang
Out, .End for end, Jacs" SAY, ay, sir, aatd the
sailor. and pitched his son and hesr over On the
other arm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

TRANS MISSISSIPPI NEws.- Gen Price IL re-
ported to have attacked Little rock and captured
il. He then fell back and attacked Steeles forces,
and routed Them with terrible loss.
The troops under Qaantre are said 10 have
committed sad havoc on the leased plantations -
hanged all the he caught and all the
negroes dressed IN Federal uniform He had ais''
captured svme elO negroes who were at work on
the plantations.
Gen Price had Issued orders against this conduct,
but very little attention was paid 70 them.
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HgApa'Rs DsPAxlxYNr or RICHMOND,
May 9th, 1864.

FsDxsAL ENLsszMgsTs IN IRELAxD.-In tn'
course Of last week, says foreign Jousnai, W..
broad sheets were posted on the gates ana ao ~
non,aa Catholic churches IN Dublin. Both sfs
signed "Sacerdos." One is headed "LctIsrs o
His Holiness Plus X on the American war, ane .s
the other, "Letters of John Sttchel, WIN nm,u
h'BrieB, John Aartin, and eaacefdcs,, on ". ~.
Amesican War" Their object 10 10 discourage IN
Federal ealistnsnts In Ireland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

0Tvs GHosr.',-At London theatre lately,
dartug .tshosr' sceDe. a spectral carpenter, with
shirt sleeves and paper cap, made has appearance
mug Of ale, being the Hrst spirit ON record who
ever dld such Thing In public. Tha man didn't
Rnd out wAat was the matter natil the laughter OF
the aadiepce and the arrival OF she proper $40
stance q the shadow n tha pay mses ene n'es'sf
1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

Injured By FaR--Ihursday evening .
little girl, nine years old, named Ulalia STAN
ley, daughter OF Mr. j II Stanley, who liyes
in the suburbs, beyond Duv1l street, while
playing out in II field, near her fathers house,
.umbicd down into gully, breaking her
right Leg Just above the ankle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

clpal rS rhayshss che Of the city were open % tSroa9h
ont the day Thursday and yesterday, and
were visited hy the deyont for the purpose
oil invokiog the Blessing Of God upon our
arms. The Episcopal and Presbyterian
churches will be open this morning for ser-
vices at haif-Dast six O'Clock.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY Z, 1864

fehris These iaets suggest the qucsioas i.ave we
b0rkndns squadron on pnr cea-I al al The
poFt cf Wilmington certainly ns sht a. Wcii be In
nneent Of The presence of any such pofioa Of the
naval service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07
zHg ABOLITION ANNIVERSARIES IN NEw YORK.
IFrom The New York Herald

The anniversary time Is coming; but the aecus
toned spirit and bns,'e, demonstrations of white
viii, n. Anniversary week Is likely TO be q very
tiat lime this year, and yet It ought not to be
Now Is the hour for The Abolitonists to take more
speeiai interest than ever IN the new theory ct
mIscenenation Practically the science 10 yet but
an infant and needs all the tender nursing whlc b
eau be bestowed upon II. The Anti Slavery So
cIetv. which commences operations at Dr. Cheey
ers' church tae 10Th ins. WI, no doubt take care
League. whose object Is 10 carry northern charity,
minsiers. teachers, &c, into the Union portions OF
The south, must, from .ho nature ci its mission,
take hand tn tie miscegssa'lon scnsme. hhi
would not perish entirely, and tbs funds reach =
lower mint Than they have already come to--and
that $ low cnoush-iaey must 60 IN with m!scese
nation slavery ing nov n, ss'ManS "a ~, aenu ul'. e.
something foY living, the agitation Of miscsgena-
ton Is the only course LEFT to them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

YGakes 6Rrers-The Yankee officers de-,
tain,d as prisoners in Richmond are to be
forthwith sent to DInyille.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

eetxp. The kaisusa factory Il yndge : Cor
~ 0lu1bia. 9, turns ost 9 so = go psisg g
- 30 day. 6syeniy hanas ne enpioye6 q
tbN1 5teey, sn1 sqops Gso ~ ~ haeAsed 9 49,
a neaGeo y ealeAlss then elles ~ kuliaag =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07
CHANGE IN THE DEPARTMENT CONMAN
OF RICHMOND.

CHANGE IN THE DEPARTMENT COMMAND
OF RICHMOND.
The following orders win explain change
which has taken place in the command in
this Department:
rErfrack HeApe'ss DsP'T OF RICHMOND,
May 9th, le64
Special Osders, No l04.-
Ill. Brig Gen John Fl Winder having reported
for duty, pursuant 10 Special Orders, l03. & Z
o. current s.FIes, Is hereby assigned to the CON-
maad of the Post Of richmond, and will conduct
the Military Police OF the City and Department un-
;iI farther orders
BY command of Major General RANSOM :.
tsggned,] TO CHEsrNES' 0e"''
HgApq'Rs DEPARTMENT or RICHMOND,
May 9th, 1854. J
0euerai Orders, Fo. % -
l. Major w P.gram. A A General - neieby
anpousced on the Stuff Of the Department OF hlch
m0nd.
H. The Departments Of IIsnncO and Richmond
having been consolidated by special Orcef ioo, n
and U, current series, all the military business
heretofore transacted Rt the headquarters oi tne
Depavtmeut exclusive OF The military ponce VI tue
depaYtIa eht and matters imnediateiy pertaining !"
the post OF Richmond, will be attended Ia in ~
turs at these headquarters, and communicasosn.s, ~,
relating thereto will be addressed to MS)os = !"
Pesran1, "A A General, sf these headquarters.
BY command Of Major Gen Ransom.
tsisHei) Q cHEsrskS' n "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

Shocking Accidsaf. -About two osclook
last evening, a5 negro 81 HI. james r.
Grants was at work In the CmfodeEo1e A.
In motion, and received such ip1uFin TIT 5
vas Thought he would not live until N10ht-
fail. His right arm was wrenchcd Oh g fho
elbow and thrown the length of the WORK
shop, while his right thigh was 70 csuohna
And raangled a. to oEeantrs imnediAle aaepo.
tafiau
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

RoJberiea-The storeroom Of VIM. Dattoa.
living en- Daval street, was broken into o.
Thursday night and robbed Of I'll the lour,
lard, bacon, &C., which he had on hand
The window fronting on the street NJ
house, found their way to the 9rccerieo. and
bore them of In this neighb0rheod the
citiz sns are greatly perplexed TO know what
to do to protect themselves, ~ many ~ them
have been stripped of all their suppliss, anA
IN spite Of all their vigilance thsy have not
been, as yet, able to discover any Of the Pr
petrators.
On Thursday hight the store Of Jamss
Moore, on Franklin street, near the Old
Market, was forcihly entered from the rear
way and robbed Of large amount of choieo
groceries. BY means of pricing instrumens
the thieves succeeded in opening wsy into
the building. after which they helped them>
selves To what they wanted, leaving the ave-
nue. open as they retired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

SU- PAkTNEKsHt?.-Ths a unters ixned have
~ unisd Ia butinssa unie. tho fl II OF DEAHE
SoAEAVlULF, an. will eoaGaet O nra;ssiOp
busiGsss st Ike s:acd ths baa;G lately oaca pisd
b. Brown 3 .eeue.
i'hsy soiic: ths p&ironsgs # :..eir fsisnts, 'he
fisads ct tho ista slls with " Lc.. Ia have been
coDneettd, sd tIe public
kfc.a tue i1rs e1pefiauce Of both parties N busi
ness, tsJ hope q give sal c ION to ia e:f rsirJss.
They aesiss con "gnmcnss Of eli kids Of Coua-
t.y P-oGa;e and supplies net dsi for eoesaml.ioa
r a DEsSE,
RIB SOEE.VILLE.
May 80. 1861 nv a-iewaw'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-07

s.SRAN3lS ISBtLL,
~ 6uct.ouoer, General Ageut a5d Notary Fabe
Corner lita .un Bank sH.
Ra.nrpa his 'hants 10 / 4 friends AID the public
generally for tho vsfF ibeIal patronage Caring tie
iast Two years, aDs Iatst respectfully tenders hs
scrvices !or he sss3 af real estate, household aed
Kitchen furniture, stocks goDis, kts, 1T aic,ign
and re::.ug out h0Eses writing dees, ana certifying
the ,k now,cdg 0sHt OK Tho 3Alna. He nepes oy as
sidGi,y rai attention ~ business TO merit LIBERAL
share OF pubic patronage.
an al-1. FRANCIS Z IS3EIL.
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DY TIE oovAaNoa D I yfliINIA--A pvoe1o
ID tazt:ns. s.--EEe,eAs . Vacancy has nscufIo0 ~
Sny al Assenssy cr this Ssstc hy tho renDe-
toa OF 5sa,ss Ii tssaosa, iata ths SanAior ~ -
Dis,Fsct e:,ss aceei-af tha coassies q rtedsF1ls
0lsrs. ana Warren. Therefore l, WillIAA e11xns
GoveranI os tbs Commonwealth OF vtfebotA, - -
ny tracisint aud make known that elections NJ -
held ia Tie SAID couatiss On ths fourth 1onseDH ~
May ncxa ter Se1atnr I'll the vAcaaoY AloeQooeS
and slsa SHERIFF. ef tas said ccuu4iee afe eefeey ~
qaised to eaA,e elections TO 30 hstd n tAeaf reee
i've counties on the day ana for ne pArpoee -
toned. fs.sysaa fIena thc sad caaaslses - e1es
ssrs there's aow In tGe uskitasy ssSsteA, ysn q
b. slioss =: u yoss uiEcars Will cause 1oiA - -
opsned ~ sgeis respective military spca
According TO ax. .s.- y. ~ J.
,--s-,A elven asser Ey haul - oessg14as -
In T. tuaasy ,s .esssf seal u The oS11e
49, az kteAssop 1, this zast day g -
tho yesr 1854. ~ I'd el s.
W TIC 15soynse. ssss e s-ssss ~
's0 sss.s,ssy ssSas' Il ~ os~nA<uslAA. ' 81
s -
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Ek.aL -Aoi.aI.G Eaxs .,ALjs.

VALUABLE y toGi PROPERTY. with the Sar.n en-
hrsainS It, Of 43) acres,f sto, situae GO
mIiAs ffo.n Robmoos, ani nca: J4rats river -
particular desGri ,sj9a af tn, ah,ve ps3psr.y with
.ernls, &C. be had BY cai!ing IA No Ill Sian st
Fichnond, between iha hours of 10 i NJ end j N
Of Friday ani 'atuf.tay hex. casuipg The ctal has
been WORKED aud ex11ae. ~ visa faE mile Ton-
.inu5asly. 4-st+
s.-pR Sale pnivaieis.- Eaiurbie X al Estate III
3 the city Of Iii i-hn,0nd II he valuable lot, with
the Improvements thereon, located TN the south
cast corner of Franklin ana 18th Sis, is ofered toI
sale privately The lot t,uiits on franklin street
ls9 feet, and ruus ia k 80 feet 10 il wi,.c paved
e;ey The buildings consist OF IA large iaree story
brick lumber house, aHd severa. small cut build
iHss. The location OF this property IS mast de
sirable one, it being in The heart al tie city fen
Gers il very valuable.
iiaas-Payahe in new currency ar 9 per cent
Confederate Bonds OF Ion. date.
my 3-5t JAS II TAYLOR, Auct.
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TNISHMCND City INSURANCE Company.
II, CArITAL: = 3e0 900,
Is prepared TO take risks against fire In town aad
county at lowest rales. Office 80 i43 Main street,
MCCARTHY Sscty.
TYNaE, Pres't
DIRECTORS.
w cFeushaw, u Saunders,
WIN & Jones, John I Eu,ser.
= HuichtsGn, Corbin Warwick.
my 4-,stJy
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tssIGx RICHMOND AND pLrsRsDeR5 X 81.
Einhmoa1, May E, 1854. !
NI sEI aii:r this da.a ave do.lGr n0ses of the
Z Confederate sttaies wI ba received cy tbs
csapsuy for freight aaa i4ts al ,hs Farns iR;a {!
disco Il watch the larger ne.es OF .he ola issue
r.eeiFed.
No evening passenger train ogsr this rcad.
J Ii WoODCslE,
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CsUPERiOR RIac king The subscriber has on
y hand, aud IL constantly making, = yers suse
rior article Of backing. equal 10 ti,a ceicbIated
siasoa's, which he Offers inr sale al aceomineda-
ting prices. Also keeps hand variety Of chew
Ing aud smoking tahaeeo, cigars, and otner goois,
too nu,neroas 10 mention. see and convinee for
yourseli. I.SWEEGEN,
NV 3-Gis No as Eroad 81.
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OffTcR RIcMMo.n ! ~ .'AfsRsHtka Go,
Richasaad, va, Msy 1864
AYbTfcE,-Au adionrned Meettng OF the stock
holders nf.lhis company viii be held at their
Office Ia this city Tuesday next, The i0.h nst
a, 10 O'Clock. A NJ, ~ receive ,he sepml IL The
board Of Directors, eancesAing the pfapastiiun of
the 6oeernmeut submitted 1t tiie called meeting.
taya-td nv WARRINGTON, Tteas'r.
d HANGERS Rys whishey, y,srs Ola --Five
barrels Ifaager'a whisEey. cid snd very IN.
peTicr Just received and fer sss BY tbs g>lioa tr
bottle ~ r YERRy,
nea'es Ia Fire Vince. Iiqupsss, nc,
No 3 south i3sh tt, bes kaia sad CasY.
Asa a
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..,.,,.v was day Of the deepest ankle
~. .Hv II was known that terrible
y" -. r,glns on the Rapidan, and the
~. '. ..,,,cepce received Was just enough to iu-
~" -. ,ublic desire for more The po-
.,,h. two armies was discussed tho.
-, a, the street corners, and rumors Of
-, sev about In al directions. The
. .-,n.n,ic intelligence was issued from
= VA, r,.artment about 10 o'clock in the
.;,s IA the following dispatch from Gen.
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ESURNFI Ue =, Nc.-Une vtTy fupsfIoT mAhegohf
ELK pieces, very large Freaei plate git mirrors.
Also, general assortment cf household furniture.
matt; asses, feather beds, sc, for sale a, e
Uows'S old stand, On Goverhor 81, betweea Gain
aud Ffankin ID II ATKINSON Il co.
"a UphoIsteIibg and repairing done on siao't
notice. my S--.s-
u i,iiCE--- Having aiaiiia ai as tne kxecassr u
Ers Ju:nh Chiiaitss, deed, all PERSONS a.aY
irg Claims ega:rss nef esssse are II anesisd u PIE
sent them to me for psyLient aid iaegs Indebted
vii; please cal as3 ee;i:e.
pEuLLtSdToa, Exec's.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-10-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
T>HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha, the SUBJ
scriner has obtained from the Register Of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters Of Admin.
ta;i"n on the personal estate of .r
.' , JOSEPH B.yJ.' ONION,
late of Hartford County, decd. All persons hav
Ing claims against said deceased are hereby mott
fled to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the - "a
or. I'm day Of October, 1865, d.
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate .."'.! i. ~
All persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
of October, 1864. 60. .-tr, ,r.
-,'- b 90 LLOYD D. ONION,
Ola a Administrator.