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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-14
Personal.

INFORMATION WANTED OF PRIVATE J: n.
i G0oLsBY private in Penieks Battery, fOaSn e1s
srsi Lee's retreat from Richmond. Any information
will be thankfully received by his mother s,v
MRS. NJ. V. GOOLSBf,
Keswiek Depot, Automatic county, va
M Northern papers will please copy lei---S'A
IMPORTATION WANTED -Of JOSEPH N, CA dRslnr;
who served under the assumed name al .j1s MI
upteers Company r. The last heard OF him was alter
tho battle Of Cold IIarbor, when he was seen WIN
colnrade of his He Is supposed to have been taken
nrsoper after the above battle. Any Information con.
corning his whereabouts will be thankfully received
md literally Maid for by addressing ElWARD CARREr,
care OF New York Nees New YORK. lelO--eOdIVt
TNPORMATION WANTED OF LOUISA JOHNSON
i icoloredl, wife Of Monroe johnson. said woman
was sold TO 90 Richmond, Va In the spTing Of lsoZ
Once OF Prov. Mar, Sd Corg. Dist,
iezdaot RI. f New York. Il
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MuNET IN NJ YORK

Ths quotations Of money in New York, copied
In another column Of this paper indicate an ease
In the money market which should encourage
our needy real estate owners to hope for the ne
gotiation Of loans on favorable terms at an early
d.
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HEADERS DEPART OF VIRGINIA, }
ARMY OF THE JAMES
RICHMOND, VA, June 10Th, 1867
GENERAL 0RDERs(
No. 10.
A sufficient time having elapsed since the sur
United States for all who were of such fore es to
procure other apparel than their uniform, it is
hereby ordered that no person, after June 10Th
1866, appear in public in this Department wearing
any insignia of rank or military or naval service
worn by officers or men Of the late rebel army.
Where plain buttons cannot be procured those
formerly used can be covered with cloth.
Any person violating this order will be liable
to arrest.
By command Of
Major General E. o. C. ORD,
e. W. smith,
jel2-3t Asst AdJt Gen.
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CHlIISTIAN, liza ~ go,

CHRISTIAN, LEA ~ 60.
No 69 Main street.
IN BBLS GIBS0NS OLD RYE WHISKY
CU % bbls Gem Of Kentucky, Old Bourbon
% do pure Old Rye
10 l.8 casks Pinet, Castellon & Co.
Brandy
10 Ia casks Old Port Wine
10 Ia do Sherry, very fine
100 cases extra fine Claret
100 dozen Muir & Sons Sparkling Ale
90 cases Alsop's do do
90 baskets Heidsick Champagne quarts
and pnts
90 baskets "Star" Champagne, quarts
AID pints
10 cases Utard Dupuy 4 Co. Cognac
~ do Sherry Wine
10 do Gin Cocktail
90 do Alo pints
80 do Gfbson's Nectar Whisky
20 do do Old Bourbon
ALSO,
10 " Cigars various grades.
iaI0-ff
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FLOUR AND GRAIN AT CHICAGO.

The following table, complied from the ofeiai re.
ports Of the wereh0usemen to the Secretary Of tia
Board OF Trade shows the amount Of -four and grain
In In this city Saturday evening last compared
with the amount IN store week ago and the eouess
IlrrA na "a In. ,.nara
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RICHMOND WING.
wEDNtsDAY MoRNING. .JUNEl4, lsss.

81 PERSONS ARRIVING IN RICHMOND, WHO
have copies Of late newspapers, from Lyuehburg' Dan
vile, Interior places further South, viii obuge the
editor Of tie Was BY sending them to this omee.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, !
Aaiptant Generals otlee, 5
WASHINGTON, June "a, 1865, }


GsRkRAh. 0RhHRsl
No, iQh,
REDUCTION or VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY.
Department Commanders viii o. once reduce
their batteries Of volunteer Light Artillery 10 the
number absolutely required unGsr existing cir.
cumslanoes by the necessities OF the service IN
their respective departments.
The companies thuI relieved will be sent 10
Washington, Louisville, or Cairo, CO may be
most convenient for hnsl payment end muster
out
All artillery horses that may become surplus
under the operation Of this order, will be sold in
the department whore they now are, and the guns
Of the companies that are TO be discharged will
be retained, for the present. within the depart.
meht.
The number of public animals retained in ser
vice, both for artillery and transportation pur-
poses, will be reduced cs far as possible through
out the country, and all surplus animals will be
sold. BY command OF
Lieut. Gen'l GIAHT,
Signed, L. d. TOWNSEND,
Asst AdIt Gen'L
NoTE-Due notice will be given of sales Of
Horses under the above order.
BY command of Maj. Gen1 ORD,
je l2-3t ED. ". SMITH, Asst. Adit. Genl.
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WANTS.

HTANTED.-Ana active business man, with
w $1,000 or $4,000, wishes to form partner
ship with some respectable business house, where
he can devote his whole time and experience.
Address, through p. o.,
je l4-4t' MERCHANT.
UTANTED .-Tw0 THOUSAND DOL
w LARS, for sky days. Best security given.
Address A. J. B.,
je8-2w Whig once.
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AIETIEs THEAT
VI METROPOLITAN HALL, FRANKLIN STREET.
GREAT REDUCTION or Prices
Reserved seats, 80 cents. Coiored Gallery, 90 cts.
Family Circle, - Reserved Col. CJl. 20 cts.
SOLDIERS ATTENTION
Tonight will be produced, for the rt time in Amer
lea the great Military Drama, entitled the
FORTUNES OF WAR
Or, The Boy of the Irish Brigade.
The above Drama Is Teplee with terrific Combats,
Protecuie Displays Allegorica Tableaux and Thrill.
ling Situations concluding with the most splendid and
effecting TableAuX ever witnessed.
Lauty Mclaughlin, (Of the gallant 69th) W. A. Wray.
New Songs by our great artistic,
MISS NAUDE STANLEY,
The wonderful
MIAC0 BROTHERS,
WALTER WENTWORTH, the great C9ntorttonist, IN
his great act entitled PACRANATOMICALlZATI0 !
In which Walter Wentworth will place himself IN q
box fifteen By seventeen, with dozen wine bottles,
An entire new Programme tonight, Grand Natinee
inencing at i-2 O'Clock, leN--NH
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CHOICE OLD WINES, HI.
" QUORS AND CIGARS, PORTER, ALES,
de-, &C.-The attention of Dealers families aud
connoisseurs gem rally IS respectfully called TO
my vel selected stock Of WINES, LIQUORS and
CIGARS pure old Hennessey Brandy for medi-
cinal use, [yintage 1851; old Marteil Brandy,
pale and dark; Old Family Rye, Bourbon and
Mountain Whisky Holland Gin fine old Sher-
ny, pale and brown; old Port aud Madeira Wines;
Champagues, Screen Seal" "Hedsich" and
other brands. Ales and Fancy Liquors in bot
ties and cases, such as Brandy Smash" "a splen-
did remedy for diarrLeal Eye-0pener," London
Cordial Gin Gin Cocktail" Old Plantation Bit
tiers O. X, 1870. HAVANA and Domestic Cigars
in endless variety, and all at the most reasonable
prices. u. GRAU,
l4th street. (Bricken's old stand
where that gentleman may still be found, ready
and willing las in days of yore) to accommodate
his friends and the public with some of the BEST
things In the country. Jel3-lw
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

BYE d. COOK, Auctioneer,
(No. 20 Main STREET.
First Class. stock OF Millinery
AT AUCTION.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I will sell, at
i my store, an extensive and valuable assort-
Dent of Milinens' Goods &C., embi acing such
sto k as is usually found in first class Millinery
store, such as
Splendid Ribbons, in great variety
Rich Bonnet Silks
Rusches Grapes, B1binets, Berages
Flowers, Feathers, Flumes
Head Dresses
Berthas, Collars, Bands, &c
ALSO,
An assortment of New Summer Coats, Pants
and Vests.
jel4 E.B. COOK, Auct'r.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA,

YLOR'S REGULAR LINE.
TINE Steamer ELLIE KNIGHT will receive
J. freight to-day and tomorrow, and leave for
Philadelphia Friday morning, at 10 o'clock from
foot of Goth street.
For freight or passage apply to Captain, on
board, or CHRISTIAN, LEA d CO.,
iel4-3t 68 Main street.
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TOR SALE-A good four.horse TEAM
u WAGON and HARNESS. The horses are
well known in Richmond, have worked together
for two years, are perfectly acclimated, and will
Re sold apart from the wagon and harness. APP
ply TO CAAS. STEVENS,
Northwest cor. 18th and Franklin SITS.
lie 1875 "a. u. Olark's old stand.)
TOR SALE-0ne Hack, one Heavy Wagon,
10 and one Double Spring Wagon and Harness q
ct REID'S Stables corner OF sixth and Clay
near the First Market. Jel3-3t
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MASON AZ UAsTLIN's -Cabinet

MASON ~ EfAMLIN'S cabinet
n Organs.-Powerful and cheap-loud
voiced and low priced-for parlors, schools and
churches These instruments have the automat-
ic swell, knee stop, and double bellows, and are
the finest instruments now made. Steinway &
Sons celebrated Piano Fortes of every style for
sale by CHARLES S. BENTEEN,
Agent for the above Factories,
No. 50 W. Fayetie st., Baltimore, Nd,
iel0-6m
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VHR-
Nl GINIA.-A meeting of the Board of WISH
tors of the Medical College oil Virginia will be
held at the College on WEDNESDAY, July 10, to
I'll the vacancy in the Chair of Obstetrics, crea-
ted by the death of Professor Conway and that
in the Chair of Surgery, created by the death Of
Professor Gibson. Applications accompanied
BY proper testimonials, may be addressed to the
Board of Visitors, care of the undersigned.
BY order Of the President Of the Board.
L. s. J0YNES, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond, June y, 1866. Le ls-sw
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EREIGHIT FOR NEW YORK,
E per Steamer Creole, will be received
II accompanied with proper Custom House per-
mits, at moderate rates on application to
jel3-2t GARRETT F. WATSON.
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TOR RENT.-Part Of a House and Kitchen
u with gas, furnished or unfurnished, in a de-
srable location, suitable for small family with
ont children, Address box $685. Post.0fIiee.
lie 1915
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FOR RENT-FOR SALE.

TOR RENT-TWo ROOMS, with kitchen
II attached, on goth street, between Franklin
and Grace, second house from Franklin, west
side. For particulars apply on the premises.
ieIA-eo63t
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALRAsy, March 10, 1865
The Metropolitan Sanitary bill has been made cepta
BILE to its original advocates and Ia likely pass the
Senate the objections of Mr. Andrews having been re.
moved by restoring the provision making the board
consist OF four members instead Of FIVE
roTfcxs
To regulate the carrying OF way freight on the rail-
roads OF this State
To authorize tho city OF PoughkeepsIe to borrow mo
Rclstvc 10 sewerage and drainage in the city Of New
York
To amend the act relative places Of amusement, and
concert saloons
To compel the New York and New Haven Railroad
Company 70 stop express trains In wcstchestcr county
and 10 regulate the rates Of fare
To amend tho charter OF the city Of New York
To authorize portion Of the public lands given to the
Peoples College 10 be transferred 70 the Geneva College
To incorporate the Young Mems Father Mathew Total
Abstinen Mutual Benefit Association Of New York
BiL'k IyrHoDucEp.
To authorize The construction Of tunnel under Broad.
way, New York.
10 incorporate the Library Club
For the relief ~ the New York dispensarics
N prohibit and punish riding and driving uuon the
sidewtlks N this state
Relative 70 sewerage and drainage In the city Of New
York
TO authorize The formation OF a Pneumatic Railway aud
Exprefs Company IN New York
Incorporating the New YORK City Transit Company.
incorporating the Brickayers' Benevolent Associas on
OF Brooklyn
To provide for the care OF destitute children In Brook
lyn.
For The more ereciua cleaning of the streets n Now
York
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
THE COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION


Have administered the gassnoe Dr. Cotton first introduced
IL 10 the professionto something four thousand
tents and without single aiiure, the first instance Of
unpleasant effects.
On the 4th Of February 1864, drew up testimonial
certificate for patients sign leaving blank opposite
each for any remarks which the signers might think
proper make. t contains 43S The follow
Ing few Of these .remarks:
"A pleasure rather than pain"
"Rch as Croesus and in heaven certain"
"A dream OF bliss.n
mary hurt.n
"Exquisite, good very, better, best'
: s'MAbomets seventh heaven word for ft.o
.IaGgaage fails 70 express the pleasing sensation"
"I five hundred miles In fear and dread Have
most happily reheved-no pain"
sSplendid.n
81 was sceptc but confess to my entire conversonn
magnificent pyroechnic display in Charleston, s. Co.
sDr. Cotton Is a brick.n
"a delightful journey on the carsn
"a pleasant sensation without the least pain"
sWOnderful invention-Dr Cotton deserves u oil wel'
Best institution on earth-came 800 miles TO have teeth
extracted
ibid not hurt one bit'-by a lady 76 years of age.
II shall will DIR. Cotton house and also the
TORI
Have been In the seventh heaven.n
"Haye been to Fishkill sleigh riding"
81 thank the Lord for this discovery perfectly
consclous'-bya distinguished dentist.
"No pain whateverCoton's gas be sneezed at and
there were room and time would say much more than
long 1--we Cotton, family and all with him.
sThs beats my chloroform''--by dentist.
.Spendid pain, trouble anything.n
Ten teeth done In minute, and the patient did
know II; no pain'-by editor.
THE happiest moment of my life, while under the in
huence OF the gas"
"Weat To the 0pera'
.Wss willing 800 a my teeth were not out.n
"A very satisfactory operation
Il thought l was on picnic" &C.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
NEWRERN. N G.. March @. 1898.

NEWbEhN, ~ ", Marcn u 1900
NO REBEL SOLDIERS BETWEEN GoLDsBoao AND NEW
citizen arrived here to-day direct from Goldsboro,
having through all the way by the main roads, and
he reports that he did rebel soldier the route
The people in the interior almost unanimously OF
the opinion that the confederacy is 'gone up The
negroes being gathered up at certain points, and
there great panic among that class The whites
equally respondent, but for different 1t
will relief to them when Sherman takes them out OF
the hands and bonds OF the confederacy. I believe
that II many North Carolina militia were near
lines they would desert nearly mdSse And for
Longstreet, he is long ways Off The Union army is
not such object Of hate to the North Carolina soldiers
in the rebel army it to Beauregard and Je Davis
General Meagher, who has been relieved leaves here
for New York to-day He takes with him the best wishes
OF our citizens.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
To ncorpora.e the New York Infan. Asylrm

To incorporate the New York Infant Asylum
To incorporate the New York and Brooklyn Floating
Petroleum Storage Company
TO incorporate the Worth Lodge Of Freemasons New
York
To incorporate tho German workingmen's Protective
Union of New York.
TO amend the act relative to local improvements in
Brooklyn.
10 amend the charter OF the city OF Syracuse
To amend the charter Of the New York Medical
College.
To authorize the Dry Dock, Broadway and Battery
Railroad Company 20 extend their tracks
To authorize the construction Of the Broadway Parallel
Railroad
To regulate the OF the wharyes and slips leased by
the New York Mail Steamship Company.
To authorize the OF instead OF stages over the
route Of the Buns Head Stage line.
To amend the charter Of the Onondaga Savings Bank
To amend the charter OF the Auburn savings Insttu-
ton.
To incorporate the Accidental Insurance Company.
To authorize the Flour City Bank Rochester To reduce
Their cap tai stock
Mr. IEGRATAM introduced bill 10 amend the act rela
tive to the Department OF Charities and Correction in
New York.
To amend the act making appropriations 10 public and
Charitable institutions.
To amend the charter of the Peoples Savings Bank
New York
To change the OF the Bloomingdae Savings Bank
TO the Third Avenue Savings Bank
TO incorporate the Village Water Company Of Kings
and Queens counties.
To incorporate the Lyric Theatre.
To incorporate the New York Infant Asylum.
To incorporate the Oswego Historical Association.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Our Ncwbern correspondence.
- -.

Srg ARRIVAL OF EscArED UNION rfsoSERs
Seven Union prisoners reached here yesterday morn.
ing who escaped from the while they wcro
being conveyed from Florence, O., TO Salisbury, N c.
The rebels commenced removing the entire body Of
prisoners as Sherman advanced towards that point and
two or three hundred mdie good their escape The
rebel guard mostly boys OF from fourteen 70 six
teen aud eighteen years Of age and were ny able 10
the hardshps Of service to meet the shrcwdncss
and skill Of veterans. The soven who came in report
that they nrst taken TO Wilmington, aud as they
being removed thence TO Salisbury effected their
escape on the 22d ultimo. They would hide in the
woods during the day and travel az night Much Of tho
way they we're conducted by negroes, and they
aso found good Union white men. negro
brought them through the outside picket lines Of The
enemy into our lines They were in a most wrctched
condition when they arrived, but are being well
taken care Of by Uncle Samuel. citizen boy, who
came IN Wit them from the other side Of the nes says
the rebels are conscripting all hc boys they And.
Yesterday large number of contrabands came IN the
most Of them being conducted into town ia one bpdy
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
AMUSING SCENES.

Quite amusing scenes occasionally occur at our Office
Three ladies' in OF whom wished eight .
tracted She was suffering from complication Of norvd0
diseases weak lungs &c assured her she had
for fear She inhaled the and extracted her teeth
On waking she began 10 sing aughs &C. and was IN
cy OF delight She stonished when told that her teeth
As the gas had worked finely Of the other ladies
thought She would and have three stumps extracted
She was young and very stout and could not believe that
con e. her a.ieeP told her had never yet failed on
nacted tue stunps As~he began 10 awake she exclaimed
very exctediy rm not asleep Yet can Clinton IIar
with aiet basket O, I'm old soldier, you can't
me On showing her stunps she was greatly
tonshcd and declared most positively that her eyes had
closed
deaf and dumb ch1d four years Of ar came ,o,hnve
-four teeth extracted Ono OF the not ready to
ont We gave hun the gas and took ont three he saw no
instrumen nnd was no aware that he had been asleep
that an instrument had been put into his mouth lie after
said 70 conparo with hs c,nld tak
~ down 70 Or cot0ns and breathed into bag ana
my .seth fell right onn"
wonl give $50 II u out lie had faith III fhc aas io
put hg- asleep He Inhaled u and when sound assep We
hn giov SHAH draw the tooth' aNol no sai he vesy
exctedy. the regular humbug knew yen couldn't
get aseepr On showing him his tooth he ON
paying double price for is extraction. q. a. CULrON.
We extract teeth without pan--withou any pair what
evcrrendefing the operation 70 many patients real plea
extracting from patients sent 70 by other deu
lists do not expect or desire 10 doany other dental work
Price Extracting q TOOTH 81 for each sub
dfce hours from to 5s O'Clock To avoid waiting
N the morning.
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
The New Rebel Tax Law.

y
Both houses OF Congress succeeded Yesterday In
ing tax law II le,ies tax OF eight per cent all
property not expressly taxed At different rae specie
and bills OF exchange twenty per cent, and currency
i've per cent The interest on government bonds axed
as income Upon profits made by buying and selling
merchandise property Of any lton between the
years OF 1865 and IS6G OF ten per levied in
addition to the tax such profits as income and upon
all profits exceeding twenty i've per cent Of twenty
five per cent is ordered The property the income and
moneys " hospitals, asyums churches, schools and
charitable institutions exempt from taxation All
properly within the lines Of the enemy Is to be exempt
from taxation as long as IL remains within such
lines The taxes made due and 10 be collected
on the first day of June next onehaf to be paid in
Treasury notes and the other ha the option OF the
party in certificates OF Indebtedness without any allow
for interest II is also provided that upon all sub
jects OF taxation mentioned in this and the APP
proved the 18th OF February, 1864 there shall be levied
for the year 1854 additional tax equal to eighth OF
the amount of the tax the subjects imposed for
the year 1885, which shall be payable in Treas ry
notes OF the issue and the money arising herero
shall be first appropriated 10 the payment OF the in
creased compensation Of the soldiers provided that this
additional tax shall not be construed apply TO in
crease the tax ia kind.
The following important section is given at length
Congress having intended that the act OF February
lSth 1894, amended BY the act of June 18th 1864
should be repealed the is hereby repealed and all
the taxes imposed by this act shall be paid without any
discount credit for the value OF the in kind the
income tax; and all the taxes incomes and profits
under existing laws shall be paid without any credit
deduction OF the ad valorem tax.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
Death OF thc Rebel Major General VIII
linn Henry Chase whiting.

The rebel Major General Whiting, lately captured at
Fort Fisher died Of his wounds yesterday at Governors
Island and all be buried to-day from Trinity church.
General Whiting born in Mississippi, In 1875, while
his father Colonel Levi whiting First United states Ar
tiIlery was stationed at Baton Rouge, Louisiana His
parents were natives OF Massachusetts, and hence arose
the mistake which has often been Of calling tho
rebel general Northern man with rebel rroclivtes Ha
was appointed Sat large TO West Point by President
r. ler and graduated In 1871 at the hoad of class %
fOtyone members, among whom were Major Generals
Hatch Gordon Granger OF the United states service and
Louis Hobart, Thomas q. Rhett H. KIRBY Smith aud
Bernard Bee, of tie rebel srs1cc ON hts graduation,
July 7, ls45 Whiting appointed second lcutenant
Of engineers, and Immediately assigned 20 duty in tho
Engineer corps. lie received promotion dur ng his
service in the army. short time before the rholiou
broke out into actual Fighting be resigned he cofnns-
mission February 20, 1861 and ioncd The cause OF
the rebels He was soon after app0 utcd brigadier
tthe twenty fourth In the line of promotion) oI ho
rebel army and assigned 10 duty ~ the army ~
the Potomac. AZ the battle of Bull run July II,
1901 no. commanded the Third brigade ol boahre-
gards corrs He remained With The same army dr nc
the following year participating IN the seven DAYS batt
ties In front "a Richmond H. commanded dyis'on ae
this time having heen promoted MAYOR general ih isoj
he was sent Wilmington 70 construct the dtfcnces of
Cape Fear river He was looked upoh Dy ,ne rcoes as
their army aud believed that he lad made FOd
Fsber inrregnabe Hence Immediately ater The ailurc
Of Buffers movement asanss lot Fisher me rebel press
Al Tho second attack Fort Fisher General whiting
was severely wounded aud captured and has since been
In our hands He was transferred ffum Fort Flshsrt1
Governors Island during tie last week in January, lie
bore bis misl0uunos with great orsud, md gained tho
respect of hlH oapt0rs by his fhaefflLNs captivity
and llnoss lie was forty y ~ 81 af I've e te1
Inches height Of dark complexion And eyes, his had
native ul S.nithviic North Carolina ne has a lafst
number of relatives Ia llannecseut aad Maiuc