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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-02
Maohinists Wantad.

on or 30 good mechanics, Lathe and Vice hands, TO
DUwhom the highest will be naid and perman
emIloyment Apply address to No. 17s4 Barker Street.
south Of Cbesnut, Philadelphia. July 2p-2gs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-02
HARNESS MANDATORY
JAMES CONNER,
saddle and Harness Maker.
NJ oos Nr..,.a c4.

No. 237 Market Street,
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.
Announces to his friends aud the public that he has
now on hand Of the largest stock OF goods 10 his
line OF business ever offered for sale In city.
HE HAS OVER ONE HUNDRED SETS OF
DOUBLE AND SINGLE CARRIAGE AND
COACH HARNESS,
Manufactured while material low, and made up by
the best Of Wofkmen OF the best of leather which he
offers ior sale at tie LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Wagons, Plow, aud all other Farming Harness always
on hand Also, large assortment Of Saddles Trunks
whips Collars VAses, Carpet Bags and In fact every
thing that Is kept In we'll conducted establishment OF
this kind, and atttrs himself that work will compare
iavorably with the best manufacors of larger eltea
Dealers and others Il ould remember that this the
only establishment In the that manufacture Trunks
Of which he hiss on hand all kinds, from the Packing
Trunk to the Steel Spring Sole Leather which he will sell
Wholesale Retail at less than Philadelphia prices,
Trunks repaired and neatly covered at short notice.
apl2-am. JAMES CONNER,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-02

RFFERkscEa-Hon Willard Hall, Col. II. g. MeComb,
r. R. Porter NJ D.; Floyd, Cashier Bank Of Delaware
Geo. W. Buih, President Of Bank of Wilmington and
Brandywnei Wilmington, Del. Mr.. Charles Beaston,
Odessa; Mr.. John P. Cochran, Middlstown Mr. Isaac
Giles, Laursj Mr. Wilson L. Cannon, Lelpslc Mr. VIM
Hurlock, st. Georges; Rev. Messrs. Aikman, Wiswell,
Roberts and Patterson, Wilmington Rev. Mr. Gayord
Delaware city, and Rev. D. A. Emerson, St. Georges
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18
GASorHER DESPATCH |

DENOrOLIs. Nay lS-A despatch TO day from Col.
Scott via Summit, cOnirm' the account from Trans
Mississippi. The despltch rays:
Gen. Taylor has Banks hsmmsd in at Alexandra, and
battery below, stopping all commune stion vil Red
River Said battery is supported by Major Brdses and
part of Lis mes infantry. L. captured transport
with valuable cargo OF c,mm ssiry stores and 100
prisoners, aud the "City B II" with tbs 12o;h Ohio
Regiment killing Col Mudd, Col. Bissst of the Corps
dc Antique, o. 0gsl. aud Lieut.. Col in the fight.
o. thu oh they captured the Warner, tlso gunboats
AMI %, tax ng from tn 'm tweny,ne pieces, itcud-
ing eigh 80 poander PArrot;s Tnsr crews were also
taken.
1! was reported at Shreveport that Gsi. Smith and
the ensmJ hSd fight at jenkins Ford, in which We
captured several hundred prisoners and many small
arms, their pOntoon bridges and all their trains We
lost Gen. Lsary and COL Greenwood, kilel aud Gems
Wal, Randall I'D Clarke, wounded
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA
BATTLKFIxLD NEAR SPorsYLvANIA O. H., May Is,
Via Millnri Mau IL 8 A II.

4. BArrLKTIxLD NEAR SPorsYLyANIA @. H, May l6, !,
Via Milford, May II, 8 A. n. q
The enemy during Saturday abandoned their front on
our eft requiring anew disposition Of our forces. This
move on the part of Grant was evidently for the pur-
pose Of building up and covering the railroad in order
to use it for transporting supplies The enemy tlu'fsr
is reported to acknowledge loss of 81 general officers
and Al, 900 men.
The enemy left in hospitals taeir wounded yell
low Church on Sunday, containing about 700 of their
men and few Of ours. They LEFT large number Of
their VI buried dead on our left and front when they
retired.
There was no general engagement to-day, only slight
diminishing aud cAnnOnading. Late this even ng
the YANKEES cavalry came within mile and half of
Guineas station. The enemy also leit in front yes
terday Is cai.ons and 81 gun carriages. This shows
that they left this part of their line burriedy.
Gen. A. p. Il was not in command of his corps but
was on the field lending the aid Of his presence TO Gen
Enly.
Large quantities Of arms we're left by the enemy on
the battlefield They have been appropriated by our
men and taken oG.
The army Is st.Il in the best OF spirits.
Gen. Lee yesterday issued congratuatory order to
h5 troOp4 recounnS the successes III Inc VARIOUS paris
of the COniederacy, and concluding as follows:
"The heroic vaor Of this army, wi h the blessing
Of Almighty God, has thus far checked the advance
of tbs principal army Of the enemy and id cted apon
il heavy losA
'The eyes and hearts OF your countrymen turned
to you with confd nee, and th,ir prayers attend you
in your gallant struggle Encouraged by the success that
has been VOuoisGfed us and stimulated by the g'ta
interest that depends upon the ISSUE let every
solve to endure all and brave all until the assistance
Of just and msrciiul God the enemy shall BIO driven
back and peace secured TO country. Continue to
emulate the Valor OF your comrades who have fallen
and remember that il depends upon you whether they
have died In Vein IL is in yeur power under God to
deat the last great effort OF the enemy establish the
Independence OF your ratve land, and earn the lasting
love and gratitude OF your couatrymen aDd the aimra
to1 of mankn
The enemy on their new lines are fOrtfying. Their
lines rs now contracted if massing their troops.
lis reported that the enemy have destroyed Gath
arine furnace
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

VIZ ARE INDEBTED to Mr.. Bullock, the efficient and
accommodating Superintendent of the Southern EI
press o., for copies of numerous leading Southern
journals. We appreciate the kindness the more be-
cause exchanges from that quarter for several days
past have failed to arrive.
Any Of our friends who may receive private tsle-
grams from the army will confer favor upon the pub
Lie as well "a ourselves. by furnishing with such
portions Of them as may be proper to publish.
Those receiving late papers, especially from the North,
will greatly Oblige US by letting US see them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18
FROM TRANs-MIssIsSIPPI.
Nav ORLEANS, April 29, I
VA ALBANIA, May IL.

INV UKLkAkS, ApIH ZSI [
VIA ATLANTA, May IL.
Reports from Alexandra state that Banks army
still encimped at that place, but would probably move
towards Mississippi. Admiral P.rtsr had gone up Rcd
River to the place whore the Entpor; on the sand
bar. Ga hi, way, Porter was continuity harassed by
the enemy, he having nc infa1Iy support.
eel and his army are reported returned to Little
Rock followed by PRICE, who kept up harassing attacks
upon them.
At Sabine Fort the Rebels were turned upon and re-
pulsed, aftes severe battles, with equal loss on bo.h
sides.
Marmaduke Is on the march to join Price to attack
Little Rock
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18
FROM NORTH GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, GA, May ia storm last night blew
down the tes graph lines Dalton and they not ye
repaired The train from Dalton this morning arrived
here and communications maintained usual this
morning. At Dalton there Wal heavy firing heard at
Il Creek Gap, which continued sharp till sunrise. 1t
become slower when the traa LETT leaving the impr
sioa that the enemy had made two assaults urol NIL
Oresk Gap, and were rspulsed No particulars have
bten received. The enemy continued still cautiously
approaching position both wings and cen;rs. It is
reported they So 900 strong, in three columns
mandsd by Thomas, Hooker and Howard. a1&
Our forces are in tx ,elent condition and fpiri;s.
No further particulars at the aft ir at Rsssca.
SECOND DEsPAIcA.
ATLANTA, Nay l2.-The telegraph is again working
to Dalton.
TIE press reports received state that the assault yes
t.rday on the face of the ridge at Mill Greek Gap at
o'clock, A. NJ, repulsed with great 81 lighter The
wounded of the enemy are unknown. Private repor,s
from Dillon represent ell quiet this morning. Among
the prisoners brOugh: here yesterday several Off
GERS recognised as belonging to Ssreights raiders.
THIRD DESPATCH.
DALTON, May l2.-The enemy I'd, four assaults on
our works at Mil Greek GSp yesterday, and hand
somsy repulssd by s,OvAl's b-gais, le,virg 200 OF
their dead on the 6sld. The enemy making h-avy
demonstration upon the Cleveland roal this morning,
bu. little fighting has bsen done.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

War THEY ARE AyTER-The following from the
New York Tribu-e sbetrays the whole Yaikse anmus:
The slavebolders gone, the Sluth remains, with oil
it, vast productive eap'eiy. Heretofore { only the
individual Ys kse that came In contact with the ton
they will swarm every plsrtAti n.
Who can doubt the result!
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

AoBILE, May ls.-Dsspliches at Headquarters from
Oak Spring. with Nes oAsans dates OF ths b. state
that gold is gu ,ted there two FIR one and rising Al
knowledge OF Banks is iglorsd. see reported at
Little Rock ID Mar nliake bsw,en Little Rock AID
Pine Buf. shslirg tn. latter place.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

UEglRM FOR GEN. LEE.-A Yankee correspondent
says tha. letter was found from Lee the house Of
distinguished citizen in the valley, by which it appears
General Lee lately got cOmplets uniform (m:de in Bal
tmore through the Union Inca The General says the
anti pleassa him nueh and fts bes utifuly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

LIEs ron RUEOPE.-The New York Herald, Of the
sh last, unSlusaingly proelai1s thai its "edOn for
Earope" viii contain;
"fhe details Of the Advance Army OF the Potomac,
aud Of the grea Battle Of the Wilderness resultiDg in
Vcoy Tor the Uuon forces; Particulars of the Cap
ture Of CITY Point and Petersburg by the Forces Of
General Butler; Important Movements in the South
west : lot resting from North Carolina The Latest
from the Red River Expedition"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18
BALLARD HOUSE.
I'M o II T ANT OH A N q 4.

I'HE Proprietors OF the BALLARD HOUSE
Il deemng conducive TO the comfort and convenience Of
their patrons ara ysor have determined 10 conduct the hoe
the EUROPEAN STYLE.
The B0rEL Will be established under this arrangement and
after the 9TH Of April next The patronage OF the travelling
public and visitors generally respectfully solicited tables
viii be supplied with the best that the market Afford
convenience and comfort regards and servants
attentions will be furnished.
The beg leave TO express their thanks 10 hose who
have generously parosEed them and By giving their ind
vidua attention the pleasure guests
10 merit continuance Of the
MKAIs-Prom A. n. 10 l2P. II.
nj II A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

ToBAcCo.-The exports of Tobacco from the "Unted
States" during the frs. four months of the present
year, we're 1912 pkgs, weighing l4s4. 500 lbs. Tie
total for the year 1868, were 2lO65 pigs, weighing
S,sOS, Sl4 Tbs. These figures copied from PnA-
dslphia paper.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

GkH. HOKE--It is said that General HOke, the hero
Of Plymouth, clerk in one Of the departments at
Washington when the war broke out Men chow what
in them when circumstances combine to bring it out
He entered service at the commencement of the war in
Capt Ransom's Cow Brgadisr GsneraD artillery. He
at his time, glad 10 knew, doing eic ent
vice, where the Yankees TO feel him. Nay he
aud his brave division be long preserved to carry coz
fusioa and destruction into the Yankee columns.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

Tue Winchester Bulletin states that half brother Of
Andy johnson has beea caught in county adjacent 10
TrOup county, Ga, AID is nOW in custody. He has
FIVE or six in the Confederate service but is him
.elf a notorious tory ard enemy of our cause.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

UIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Oos Of Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond the 4th
day Of April, 1854
william 9. Young, Planun,
against
Mles H. King, sometimes called N. II. King Defendant
IN Debt GRd upon Attachment returned EDecuted
The object Of this Of the defendant the sum
Of four hundred aeen dollars and nuetyx cents with In
thereon the rate Of six centnm per annum cm he
18th day Of January, 1St0. TIL paid.
the attachment Issued hereln having been returned exc
susd he REQUIRED appear within month afer
due publication hereof what necessary 70 protect bis In
tsrest 10 this sut.
.ns-w4. BENZ POLLARD, Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18
EcOsOMY " GornAM.-The New York eorEaspOndent

ECONOMY IN UOfHAA.-Ihe Now IorK cOrtesponuent
OF the PhiA ielphiA leg iter, ssy::
The ladies' movement for the curta lment Of foreign
Injuries, in order TO stop the oax OF gold is rapidly
extending ITSELF At fashionable party at the mansion
OF Of the wealthiest merchants In Thirty fourth
street, near Lexington avenue, & neatly priOted
"pedge" handed around among the ladies TO sign,
thus committing them against buJog, for the present.
any ore elias, saHs, Velvets a'es, OIL er foreign
luIurie. OF course everybody sgned it. and when the
sssemblgs dispensing, the hostess announced that
at her eek; ainment her guests would ell be ex
peetsd come the laies in calico, aud the gentlemen
in satinet aud corduroy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

The New 70 World says there are three hundred
administration spies in that city. Tae Caucasian says
they cost fifty thousand dollars month.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18
VIRGINIA ARMY AGENCY

AT THE
OLD COLUMBIAN HOTEL"
RICHMOND, VA.
This establishment is now being re organ
Il upon extensive PLAN and gresty 10
tribute Is hoped TO the convenience, comfort and relief
Virginia troops.
In connection with II l. conducted
a Distribution Of Army Supplies,
by which al contributions Of food clothing hospital supplies
Virginia soldiers cers consigned TO
Agent received stored and forwarded expense
parties. Also,
a Depository of Surplus Baggage Sent from the Field
ALSO,
WAYSlDE INN,
which all INDECENT soldiers and officers the Virginia
troops when passing through Richmond uroueh leave
furnished with lodging aud su IN subsistence
tons as the Agent may be abls TO provide
A 8. BUFORD,
spl5-c2W Virginia Ar my Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

DUEL.-A duel was fought On Saturday, last, near
Mobile BY De- Glrnsts @ s N, and Captain Jones, Of
the Commissary Department. AT the second Gre Capt.
JO1es badly, although IL is hoped not dangerously
wounded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

ATRULES holden in the Clerks Office ofthe
IA County Court ofHAnover, the 9Th day Of April isst
Nancy cross, rH
against
Jordan Harris and Margaret T. hs wife, Walter Gilman and
his wife, Henry G. Oress Edridge Gross In his owl
rshf aud Trusted for Cora aad Irene HDowsn %
seph Thomas Ee and Mary g., his vile, and Cora T.
and Isnes Mcdowell the two last Of whom are under
The age Of tEeniy-one years, Defu.
IN CHANCkkf.
ne object Of ibis obtain decree for the division Of
certain Of e dover IN the bill mentioned which were Al
otted 70 Nancy orss widow Of Finch Ces deceased at the
d uton Of the slave property Of sad Finch Gross dsceased
and Appearing By adav hed In the cause that walter T.
Gilman ana Betty Ann h wife nonsdenis OF the state Of
ordered that hey DO appear here within one month
protect their interest in this suit
copy-tesie.
apls-w4w r O. boswell, o. b. Q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

THE NEWS NO FIGHTING ON TIKI SOUTH
SIDE OR At FREDERICKSBURG XES7ER-
DAY-INTERESTLYG IRON THE SOUTH
WBST-ANOLRER GUNBOAT SUNK IN
ETORIRA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

WANTED--At PAGES Wooden Mill, Dan
w VILE, Va. or GOOD WAIVERS. None bat good need
apply win pay l0c. yard double wdlh and pro-
visions IS low price. Apply 81 once
sPas-aw 1.B. PACE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

DKAIE or ARcHY VIA.-In the list Of casualties in
the First Virginia Regiment published in a city con-
temporary, yesterday observe the name Of COrporsl
J A. Via, reported killed in the battle near DfeErys
Bluff, on Monday last. We hops that the announce
msnt Incorrect but it made in such an authoritative
form that We fear it is too tru1 Corporal Via was for
msrIy connected with the Wing, as reporter, aud
eynctd the possession OF talents which rendered him
fully quAl fed for the duties pertaining to his profess
SION As short hand reporter he had few equals within
the Conisdsrao As plIagraphist he hld the ready
command OF cbsste and expressive langu'gH. t.
l''tat pubfled IN the Fig shos i.ms since over the
signature of 'VissOr," describing the attack upon
Plymouth, N. g, WAS FROM his peu. BE Rad pen
chant sr poetry, and some of his contributions in this
department. of literature, published in the "Southern
Literary Messenger" would do credi. poet of wider
reputation. The writer of this brief tribute init
mate with she deceased and deeply, sincerely dplores
biz Oss-,hs 30, he knows that aged mother
and devoted sister IN very Strengthened circumsan-
ees, looked TO Their noble soldier soa audbroher to
tricats them from that sad condition Of privatiOn and
dependence which the voluntary absence Of poor Archy
10 the army snAilCd upon them Nay God in bis mercy,
relieve the pOignaney Of their unutterabls grief.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18
EGR HIC
OF the Press Association.

Entered according to ct Of Congress In the year lse BY
fHRLsHKR In the CerK once OF the District Court OF the Con-
feasrate states for the Northern Dstriot Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

WI0KHAM'5 BRIGADE,
April LIST, 1864.
TO he People Of Hanover: =
L RESPECTFULLY announce myself q Can
date for The sHERFFALTY Of the County Hanover
fore he var broke out you Deputy and judge
my feel satEned that three years hard service
In the Geld vi not In your eyes, detraet om my
your support
JOHN L. TALLEY,
apas-o7Ws Company g, 4th Va. Cavalry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

CsCRBE' sho1s papers marked with ofon VII undsr-
tlni hat 'tsr , o. Easscpou s sbouto expire ans VII
promptly n hey utsh iAsr pspsfs confined
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
" delivering 70 securing that get him, my
lstto boy THORNTON, about 10 old, feet lnches
tall pleasant address and expression. He LEFT residence
charlottesville, Absmare county, on the 18th Ieoruay was
purchased by SIX u Mr. Thomas Crane Of Cupcs
per county, 70 which county be has probably gone.
mh1T-cH Gro. N. BOwEs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18
PATENT SORGHUM or SUGAR CANE
O1RUSHER.

THE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
Il and molsses compes rely home production One
two cultivated In Sorghum will yield sufficient molasses
for consumption ordinary farm.
Prepare land and plant your seed esyecure good
Cusher, and make molasses the Sorghum
mstnres.
The subscriber has obtained Letters Patent from The Coincide
rate States for and improved Sorghum sugar
crusher In the rapidly with which the juice pressed om tho
-n the saving Of the juice aow: in the Of
labor required 10 operate the mschnen simplicity OF constitute
ton, and the with which kept in good running orde,
II u much superior 70 the machines heretofore used
FOR sALE-srATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHrs.'
For terms and particulars, ad the subscriber Bse
Post ONCE, PoshAan County Val JOHN BOOKER Esq Who
has model, at the once Of Kerr Lyon Richmond. Va
ap1- d. &c3nt THOMAS O. BROWN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18
TO TIE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH.
OUT THE CONFEDERAOY.
ar, !, u,r,r,,r c,nrrn c1Arrp A L g MP RTMENT

TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH.
OUT THE C0NFEDERAOY.
oUARTERMASTER GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
RAILROAD BUREAU,
Richmond, FEB 20, 1854 :.
TINE friends and relatives OF soldiers IN ting
Il Army OF Northern Virginia hereby noined tia an ~
Management has N day eectsd with the Southern
Company all packages Of food and wearing apparel
Richmond, va.
10 secure the advantages obtained through the Express
Company the following instructions must be observed:
Packages contain than hundred pounds %
well secured plainly marked and sent at expense OF inc
shipper either Of the Soldes Relief Associations which are
located az follows:
In North Carolina Raleigh; 10 South oarolns at Columbia
In Georga Augusta In Alabama as Montgomery or 10 any
other non AZ which one OF these Associations have Office
The Agents Associations will there take charge OF Them
and hp daily By Southern Express Company 10 tue proper
Agents respective States a. Richmond who VIII see them
distributed 10 the proper Individual owners. .
To the soldiers and 10 give them certain
with hcrae, the houthern Express
Company agreed give this freight preferences over every
order that obstacle may occur 10 the uce
OF 30 audabe enterprise the several railroad companies are
hereby requested render the Express Company such facilities
will enable 10 make this arrangement complete success
As the Southern Express Company Assumes All responsibility
the ansporon Of these packages the RELIEF Associations are
requested withdraw their Agents who have heretofore acted G
agencies the armies they may enjoy the samf
privileges hereby secured to the Army Of Northern Virginia
Lieut. Col and Quartermaser.
Approved.
A. II. LAWToN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

1ERhs.-DAHz, year $50; Ilx nsnas, SIS shrss
IS. nIsIsll period - PER month
s4t 49, ysaE, s2Os az month";, sll No subscription
received ior less than six months.
wu4 year sloi as months s. No subscription received
o. es1 ASn 81 months.
Reniitaaces a risk Of TIE E1escriber.
Resnees Ia I've dollar bills old issue discounted Aecoed-
ing the value In Richmond at the te Of receipt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

business HOUSE FOR RRNT-The
- HOUSE 18th street, recently occupied By r. D. somer
vile, Is for rent Possession gives at once.
Also No. Porter for hire for the balance OF the
Apply to DEAEE 4 S0MERyILLE,
ny6-eod3t n Basin Row.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-18

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the late firm OF
IN To1LEs VOOLFOLK, al Orange O. H., Virginia, are
yuested 10 come forward settle and pay their accounts and
bond on or before The h day Of June longer indulgence
canno be given These having claims against the said
arm are earnestly tested 20 present them By that time
The hooks paps In the possession Of Mr. Richard
Boulere Orange who fully authorised TO settle all
'--- - J. T. VOOLFOLK,
ap15-clmsl gurylvng Partner Of Towes voolfolk.