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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
iaE paEEakI EsApna Agtsin'

H. Asjysanae "a the wishes afihs military s,thotl.
ties, We did not refer to abe affair at Fredericks-
burg, which as been topic of street talk for sevc-
raj days. As there is no longer any necessity r
reticence, we will state, briefly, that portiQ0tf
Gibbons division, from the "Army of the James,
arrived at Fredericksburg last Monday evening, in
fotilla of transports, conveyed by two gunboats.
The arrival OF the enemy was hot wholly unexpect-
cd, though the people were led W believe that they
would not come with any hostile intent.
tltwas understood that certa n parties, with the
cOnSivance of both governments, had perfected All
arrangement for|the shipment Of large quaniay
oi manufactured tobacco 70 the United States, for
which lot OF bacon was ~ be sent in exchange
The tobacco was forwarded rom this city to Fred
ericksburg and HamAtons crossing, last week.
| Gen. Grant was luioi med OF what was going ON,
and determined to play yankee trick" upon the
Spectators. lie accordingly sent the force men
toned to Fredericksburg, 10 destroy the tobacco.
His orders were executed and the Yankees there
upon returned to their quarters. Some 80 freight
ears, belonging 10 the Richmond and fredericks-
burg k. X. Co., were also destroyed.
Some of the people OF Fredericksburg we mt to
, the wharf to witness the landing OF the Yankees,
surprising lucl hciS uoout w Vut ''Httlc
arrangement" in good faith, but they were soon
undeceived, and scattered. The Yankees did not
T, modest the citizens during their stay
4 WHO is GEN. slNGLETON'
The question is Frequently asked, :. Who is Gen.
Singleton, and what is he doing here" 4 current
report couples his maine with certain tobacco
bacon" speculation, but he AYERS that he has no
CONNECTION whit. WHAT special business, if any,
brought him TO Richmond remains undeveloped.
Whist We eau throw light upon the objects of
his visit, Nc are enabled, by paragraph in u late
akee paper, to satisfy curiosity as to his per !.
sOna status. This paragraph states that General
James W. Singleton native of Frederick county,
| near Winchester, Va. He has bees many years u
member OF the Legislature OF Illinois, aud has been
a Brgadier General in the Illinois State NJ ilitia for
| a quarter OF II century. The General is gentle
man of the most highly cultivated manners--tbe
very model oil gentility. lie is now nearly sixty
years OF age-in stature and form remarkably re-
sembling the late Senator Douglas
1T appears from the above that the jmpre ssioR
that Gen, S. is either General in the United
States army, or u member Of Congress is erro-
neOus.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Immediately upon meeting the House resolved itself in
to secret session
The doors being re-opened,
The SPEAKER laid before the House the Joint resoli-
ton in regard the Cotton Bureau in tile
sippi Department, with Senate Amendments which was
concurred in.
concerning captures on land, were eoncurred in.
The senate amendment the House bill for the relief
of tax.payers in certain eases was also concured in
THE MEETING OF CONGRESS
The SPEAKER laid before the House Senate bill TO
change the tune for the assembling OF Congress.
Tie bill provides that the next regular session of Con-
gross shall commence the first Monday in November,
instead of the first Monday in December as provided for
M RUSSELL. of Virginia moved to amend by strik-
ing out November and inserting October" which was
agreed 70. - !.
81
THE CURRENCY.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the House bill
the Secretary of the Treasury to borrow specie
be applied to the redemption ana reduction OF ne cnr
pa vent from year to two years alter the rahea
lion of treaty OF peace
The amendment was concurred in
COMMITTEE on THE TREATMENT OF nRIsoSERs.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the Senate joint
resolution asking leave for the committee on the eat-
mont and exchange of prisoners during the recess
of Congress, aud to report al the next session
The resolution was agreedto.
The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the Secretary OF the Treasury in relation to the is
sue of coupon bonds Referred to the Committee Of Ways
and Meanss
MISSOURI STATE GUARD.
The Senate bill appropiatng hfty thousand dollars to
pay the Missouri State Guard passed BY nnani-
nous vote.
corRrs-xARrnI
The Senate hill supplemental OF the act approved
March 365 entitled authorizing the command
ers of reserves in each State 70 order general
tial ana 10 revise the proceedings of and
military courts, was passed
BONDED AGRIcrLTrRIsTs.
Mr.. ANDERSON, of Georgia, from the committee Of
conference the bill for the relief Of bonded agrcultu.
rsts in certain cases made report which was agreed
to- $50 trs
PAY OF SOLDIERS.
Mr. PERKINS, Of LOUISIANA from the committee on
the exchange Of prisoners reported bill 10
provide for the payment Of srea now due The army
and navy
Ths bill wus passsd,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

YANKEE DEPRAyIrY.-A letter in the Salisbury
IN. c. Watchnlan, alludes to the removal of a
number oil Yankee prisoners from Wilmington to
Goldsboro, when the former place was cvac uatcd
by our forces. Four of the prisoners died on The
way On account Of the train running so fast they
could not draw any wind into their bellows. A
as they would draw the last breath, their Yam.
kee brethren would take by the heels and toss
them oUerdcdrd, with much nonchaance as ii they
were many brutes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
4 Ps0clamati.R FOR a General Fast.
GgUKGR .


VIZ taking into our most serious consideration ihe inst
md nsrs,s1%y measures Of force which We are obliged
~ av,n.i our rebelous subjects IN our colonies ana
rr,,tnres m North America and putting our trust IN
luigbty God that he Will F0Qths4te special blessing
IN o,'r arms both by sec and iSn, hatt resolved ana
DO by and with the advice OF our pity CV"i0 eIsO!
command thar public fast aud humiliation be obsei' ed
tEtougLout thar pant of Kingdom OF Great Britain
r.ll-i ENGLAND our dominion OF wares ana tOWh ol
RsIk uuon eod upon Friday, the attn day Of Fe0'
man, nsNt that so both and Oai people may humble
..-r..I,e- before Almighty God IN order 10 obtain
llrl5u OF our sins; aud may IN tue most ueHoe. auu
tl}mu manner send up prayers ana suPplcatiohS
~ Diyne Majesty Tor aVeTting those heavy Judgments
.h5eh our manifold sins and proEocatons nave most
r-tly deserved 4nj 4r iniplCung hs lBteNepfon and
NJ speedily L. deliver our loyal sGplacts Nlthh OUT
lrni'. and nroyinces in North America from the vic
u,a iniu.tIc anu tyranny OF those daring rebels MhO
nave assumed 10 themselves the exercise OF arbitrary
r 20 omen the eyes of those who have been delnded
m -ions IA schools into acts OF treason and reheOn
~ rrp the hearts of the authors Of these calamtes,
tuaRg ~ restore people IN those distracted pro
vince, and colonies t. tc Asppy condition oil being ree
.b.,ts of flee state uudtr WHICH, heretofore they
u,.rrisned 20 LONG and prOspered much and We DO
t, arpe ana commend that the said public fast be
svr.ntly and deyouty observed ~ a our loving sub
80 iD England our dominion Of Wales aud town OF
-rvic k rp0n Tweed rs they tender the favor ot Al
,ib-y ID ana would avoid bis wrath and Indignation
snluDJn pa Of such puns ment as we may Justly IN
- on iEueh az cOnfemn and neglect the performance
If co religious duty Aud for The better and more
rv solemu1ing the same We have given directions 10
.L most Reverend tie Archbishop ana the Right Rev
ind "a, Bishops VI England 10 compose form OF
yer liable ~ ,is occasion 10 he used IA oil churches
he timely dispersed tuOnGhouT Le rGspectige Iiaceses
jyen a, our Court at 81 Janess, the Esd day Of Jan
usry t77s in the egssgih yesr q e0r reign God save
the King.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

RAID on A GRoG SHOP.-Jack Halls establish.
mcnt, at Salisbury, N. c.. was '.gutted," Saturday
night, by party Of soldiers, who not only carried
OFF destroyed two or three barrels of lqnor, but
much other property, such as -four, meal, ocean
tiers, money and valuable papers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

ssa3aseEaEss tasrsasv pEalR Hlt'Fssf sssaiAisst
Tho Hoass took uS tbs speuiki order viz the bill 20
amend the act 20 regulate the destruction OF property un
thereof.
Mr. CONRAD; Of La. called the question, and the bill
was.lost--yeas %, nays 90.
THE NEGRO BILL
The House took up the bill putting negroes into tie
meM ~ =" W. .i .'' y $3.50
Insert at the end Of the fourth section Of the bill
"Proyided That no than twenty live per cent Of
the male slaves between the ayes OF ~ aud - in any
state shall be called Tor under the prov sions Of This
act" - q -
The question being upon agreeing % the amendment
the AYES and noes wee ordered, and were ~ follows
AYEs- Messrs. Anderson BaTksdale, Batson, Baylor
Bandford Bradley, Ii. w. Bruce Carroll Clark Ciopton
Conrad Darden DeJaflette Dickinson Dupre. Elliott
Ewing, Funsten Gather Goode Gray ianIey, Johnston
Keeble Lyon Machen, Marshall, McNullen Menees Mil
Ter, Moore, Murry Perkins Read Russell Simpson
snead Staples, Triplett and yillere-so
I NoEs-Messrs Atkins, Baldwin, Chambers Colyar,
Crukshanks Fuller GhoIson tiilmer artridge Hatch.
err, Herbert Holiday j. ~ Leach, j. I. Leach, Logan,
McCallum, Ramsay Rogers, sexton, .. ~ smith, smith
of North Carolina, Turner, Wckhsm WnheispoCn Mir.
Speaker--26. tts.
Mr.. MILES, Of South Carolina, asked to be excused
from voting, lac had paired OH with Mr. FOsTER, CT
Alabama who il he had been present would have voted
fr the bill he Mr. MLEs IL he could record his vote,
would vote against the bill
As the bill has now passed both Houses Of Congress
and only awaits the signature OF the President TO become
law, WeBNe DeiO" copy CT as pssseu ~ WoOlu "
well to preserve ii for future reference -
bill to increase the military force oil the Confederate
..f States.
The Congress of the Confederate States 81 America do
enact That order to provide additional forces epe
invasion, maintain the rghtful possession of the Con
ederate States tEeir independence and preserve
their institutions the President be and lie il hereby
thorzed ask Tor and accept from the Of slaves
the services oil such Number OF able bodied lie
may deem eApedient for and during tue to perform
military service in whatever capacity be sisy djrect
Sec. That the General hief be- authorized 10 pTs
game the said slaves into companies, batalions req;
ents and bggades under such rules and Regulations
the Secretary OF War prescribe and to be command
ed by such officers as the President may appoint.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
NJ A uZRIEn-

On the sth Instant By the Rev Dr. Peterkn at tie
idence of Herbert 1 Claiborne Esq, Mr. JOSEPH FL.
QUA. Jr., TO Miss MiLDRED ANN, daughter " Wu. :.
Watson Esq., alto this city.
Is-New York and Boston papers please copy. !
On Monday the 9th at ID. residence OF the bride by
the Rev. j. /. Burrows, Captain WM. NOEL, % la
Regiment of Infantry to GERTRUDE d. MINER, OF
Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

Esy the Prestienf, appointing a Day Of
Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer
With Thanks giving.

Tie Congress oftLe Confederate States have by joint
resolution invited 10 appoint day Of public fasting
Humiliation and prayer with Thanksgiving to Almighty
God
ON solemn duty at an times and moe especially in
SEASON Of pabuc trial and adycrsS TO acknowledge Ou
ts.eno,s-c on his mercy. sGi to how in humble subms
an lef,r, ,s footstoo couessng manifold sins sup
..stn- hi. gracious pardon impOrus His Divine help
"a ,.,ctl~ .eu1s.ia- thanks tor the many and great
yI...r-e uh:eh 1ie has vouctsatod to Us
de harts eli on people turn c0utyitey ana trust
I'm, rr.q Goa st nc6EaZe IN His Christening hahd
tie al on 'i Fath,r saI submissiTeiy pray 'hai TIE
fi.ts ,rl sgJerings which h9rs % long borne heavily
.o,r a. nay ie isfred awayty lis Hercful low thar
a.. ..liripr grace bs given TO people and iiB d.
loa Impaired % our rulers that the Lord OF Hosts
will be With our armies and fight fer Us agsisi Cur snS
mis and hat gs vii gracorsy take cur cause into Dis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

THEFT.-Lucy, slave Of VIM. Austin, was arrest
ed for stealing 5000 from Mrs. Geo.. BaSby. Wm.
Austin has already been scut on On the same
charge Officer Moore on yesterday searched Au.-
tins premises, aud found the stolen money in the
ueqro's trunk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

WOUIDS'T BIZ A SoLDIER-James Z. Robnseu,
convict recently pardoned by the Governor on
promise to gosnto the army while being carried to
Camp Lee, on Wednesday, broke away from tie
guard, ran through barber-shop, leaped fence
anti cleared out TO parts, unknown.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

The Charlotte Democrat has suspended publics
ton until the present troubles in that section or
over
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
IINoOLNlS PRoTOTYPE.

The following is copy of proclamation Tor
81, issued by George ILL.,, which We publish as a
,er,;nenf historical curiosity. The terms employ
Cd in referring TO the patriots oil Tue he'oiuton'
are identical with those which have peeh USED ny
Abraham Lincoln in siIilsF proclamatiOns. The
same God who rejected she prayers Of George Rex'S
subjects. aud Youchsafed independence to our an
cesiOrs, will again illustrate His mercy and wis
dom 10 our pAnpe II they will properly appreciate
tbi, last opportify for cOnciSiiRg he Divine favor
and govern themselves accordingly;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

CHARGED WITH OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALs,:
PRETEycEs. -Hcnry NJ. Jones and VIM. l.. Sledd,
were yesterday arrested by Officer Jinhins, on the
charge Of representing that one Philip slave, be-
lougea to Jones, and selling the negro to VIM. B..
Cook After the arrest, Mr.. Sam. Evans, who
made the complaint, stated that Mr. Sledd wasinot
one OF the parties implicated. Jones admitted
selling the negro hut alleges that he has in bis pos
sion letter from the owner Of the negro authori-
ziDg him TO sell him.
fhe case viii be before the Mayor this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
RICHMOND WING.
friday Morning. March he. IssS.

JcP w pager viii be issued from this ONCE to
morrow morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
AN INVOCATION FROM THE ARMY.
CAMP or DAVIS BRIGADE,
Petersburg, March LIST, 1865. I

CAMP OF DAVIS BR!GADE,l
Petersburg, March LIST, 1865.
To The Editor Of The Wig:
The 10th instant has been set apart for national
fasting humiliation and prayer, and have thought
that the following extract from something have
written for another puriUse) may be usefultO the
mass of our people and soldiers, both to save thsm
n good deal of trouble In rejecting, and to give
greater spirit to their observance of the day
There are many things We take for granted, and
for which, however true they may he, We are puz-
zled TO give reason If suddenly asked for one.
Very respectfully,
- j. $. H., of Natchez
We believe that our success is dependent upon
the help of God: that, though We are pitched be-
fore our enemies Z" like two little hocks OF kids,
while their hosts fill the whole country, yet, with
His hello. one shall chase, thousand, and two
NM ten Thousand to fight, and all may be deliver
cd into our hand. 1t is the prevailing sentiment
among our people, that If we succeed, the world
shall have 20 say 'sThey got not the land into
Nose ssion BIZ their own sword, neither did their
own arm save them but thy right hand' and thine
arm. and the light of thy countenance because
thon hadst favor unto them, Oh, Lord OF Hosts"
Rn, what warrant have We to pray for His hel p,
and 70 have faith that il will be extended to Us
Ilpr enemies pray, aud ha ye days Of humiliation
aud fasting and DAYS of thanksgiving, as well as
We If ii NC a. question OF F0cilefauoh between
us they will surely succeed. But ii-lt DC Inc Two
hundred and fifty prophets OF Baai against Ll9ah,
there can be no doubt of our being heard and an
Our warrant for pray er and faith is to be found
in the nature aud attributes OF God himself, and
in the mission Of Christine only criterions by
which past acts of Divine government are TO be re-
solTed, and future acts be hoped for or feared,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

Religious NOtfcc.-Preaching TO-DAY, at II
o'clock A. NJ, At CentenarySM T. Church Grace street
between 4th aud bth By Rev. d. s DoeGIrr, Pastor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
THE CITY.

JUDGE Lyons CouRr.-This court was occupied
with habeas corpus cases yesterday.
Joseph Lohman, failing TO prove that lie was over
fifty years OF age was remandcd to the custody OF
the militia. "
Writs OF hdbeas corpus were issued on the petit
tions of Jno. l.. ID. Peters and Andrew A. Angel,
returnable at the next term.
The case OF Ro. S. Forde. charged with the mar
der of Ro. L. Dixon, and Vim. DAILY, charged with
the murder Of Mrs. Mary Harvey, and d. J. Chill
dress, charged with aiding negroes to escape to the
enemy, were continued till the next Term.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
+ 4 > / ID y.

rHI PRESIDENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or THE PEOPLE-THE LESSONS OF SCRIP.
CURAL HISTORY, sc.
TINS iay has been appointed by the PrAident a.
a dag o. fasting. humiliation and prayer. We re-
p iin his Proclamation ia ibis place with the hope
,lat ;ll be atteutiyyly read and needed:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10
THE NEWS.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

BATTLE NEAR KINsTON-THE CONFEDERATES
vICTORI0US-FIFTEEN HUNDRED YANKEES
CAPTURED
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-10

Ei~ There will be Divine service. This
MORNING in the Second Presbyterian Church * Al
o'clock and at Ia O'Clock, y. NJ, the pastor (lr.
Hoge} will deliver address the Duties OF the Chris
tan Patriot in the Present Crisis
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-12-23
Saturday Morning, Dec. 23, 'o5,
Another Special Notice.

To Distant Subscribers. We address
this notice, to our non. paging distant sub
sciibeIs-not to til ose who PAY and have
our hearty thanks--ana sincerely trust
they will give is their early and prompt
attention.
Gentlemen, we have sent the Dem.
tcRAT, to many of you for several years
on the faith of your heretofore good name
and repeated promises to pay, as honest
ruen should. We have, also, sent you
your bills and rcgr.t to say, that many
of you have totally failed 10 respond
Again, we will ask you 10 pay up, like
honest men, and if you do not want the
paper, we will chcCriully relieve you Of it
in the future.
We shall make out bills to next March,
the end of the 10th year since we assumed
charge Of the Democrat. Our subscribers
will greatly obiige US by paying to that
time. We intend then to make imPorta'I,
improvements upon the paper, and will
only send 10 those who PAY IN ADVANCE.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-12-23
Beast Butler.

The late Major General Benjamin Il.
Butler has been busily engaged ever since
the publication Of General Grants official
report in firing kilograms at the Licuten-
ant General. Scarcely day passes that
a dispatch is, not sent from Washington
throughout the country announcing that
"General Butler is engaged in preparing
q reply to General Grant," or that "Gcn-
oral Butler has q rod in pickle for the
Lieutenant Gsneral," or something of the
kind calculated to strike terror into the
heart of his illustrious foe. We believe
that an equal amount of blustor was al
ways exhibited by the "bottlcd up hero
before he went out to meet :he oDemy--at
distance; and we have no doubt that he
will damage the Lieutenant General about
as much as his powder boat injured Fort
Fisher. In the meantime we beg 10 call
attention to the following endorsement b y
the Virginia Legislature which perhaps
might be incorporated in Grants forth.
coming "reply";
10 the House of Delegates Mr.. Hirsh'
Of Norfolk county, offered the following
WHEREAS, Il is currently reported, and
generally believed that the celebrated
Hudbrasic General B L. Butler is about
to take charge of this Military Depart
ment with powers extraordinary there
lore,
ReSoived, That whatever money may
remain in the State Treasury be immedi-
atcy divided among the widows and Or
phsns Of the deceased soldrcs and courers
be despatched to the various counties,
requesting the people to seer etc or bury
their plate.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-12-23
Death of Gov. Corwin.

Thomas Corwin, Ex.Minlster to Mexico,
Ex-Governor of Ohio, and formerly Sena-
tor Of tho United States, died on Monda y
last in Washington. He was, few even,
ings ago, engaged in an abolition carou.al
in that city, when he was instantly strucl
down by paralises affection. This i;
the same Tom Coraiu, who opposed his
country during the Mexican war, and de-
clared in the United States Senate, thai
if he we're Mexican, he "a00uH a0elcomt
the american soldiers WiM bloody ha,ads
u kospitable graves %
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-12-23
Governor e. urtin.

On the 2Sth ult., ,Govenor Curtin, his
wiis and several personal friend left Har-
risburg for New York, whence they will
sail for the hland Of Cuba. ELI SLIrRR
Secretary of the Commonwealth will con-
duct the usual business Of the Executive
Department in the absence of the Cover
nor with the exception of making appoint
ments to Office and granting pardons. The
Philadolphia Press states that President
johnson has place i the Revenue Gutter
WCULLocH, at the disposal of Curtin and
his party. A voy age 10 Cuba is delight
ful and tbo pleasure is Increased when the
expense is borne by the public.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-12-23

boz The Scientific american, publish,
ed by Mum & Co., 81 Park Row, New
York, at SO per year, or 81 so for six
months, will commence new volume up.
on the first of next January. The Scien-
tidc American ia the best paper in the
United States, for Mechanics, Inventors
and Manufacturers. 1t is also adapted to
the interests Of business men, Farmers
and Gardners. Everybody should have a
copy of this old established and popular
journal. Send on your names Tor tho
new year.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-12-23

Notice in Partition.
Eslate Of lNargatek SaLnoN decensnl.

EState y margaret SaIDt0n dcccaSed.
J,O Phcbc w. salmon, Joseph, Harriet and Camclla.
l. children Of Juhu salmon deceased, uf NJ aHun
County, Ohio Isaiah H. Of Joseph Sal mon, dec d.
Of Illinois Abram Salmon, Of New Jersey James
SALMON White Haven. LuzCruG County Clark sal.
mou, of Bradford County PCnn'a Pie be Salmon, OF
bycOmiug County, Wheeler Salmon. of VI ontuurCO
Eliza Ann shullhumer, Charlotte Scott, ut Columbia
County Eliza Ann Fowler, Elias Salmon children and
Grand children Of Isaiah salmon, deceased James !,
William, John, Sarah Ann Clinton, phebC Jones', and
Margaret, name Of husband unknown, children Of
George Salmon, deceased Rusidencn of all the chl.
dtcn unknown Heirs and legal representatives, Of
Margaret Salmon, late of scott township Culumbia
county, deceased,
You are hereby cited to bn and appear before the
Judges of our Orphans Court to be hGld al Bnuns'
burg III said County, on The first MONDAY III Fcbtu'
ary ncxt, thea and there to accept or refuse to take
the real estate Of the said Margaret Salmon decd
situate in the SAID county of Columbia at the appdls'
ed valuation put upon tby an Inquest dmiy "arded
by the said Court, and returned by the shCr to sep
tGmber Term, a. D. 1865, ShGw why the same
should not LU sod,
Witness, the Hon, william Elwoll, President OF cur
said Court at bloomsbury, DcCGmber HIh, IcGj.
JESSE q. COLEMAN, CLERK. u, Z.
Bloomsbury, %, IcGJ.-Jw. a