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The Daily Dispatch: November 14, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Perils of Peace. (search)

Runaways from Nansemond county. --The Suffolk correspondent of the Petersburg Express says: "I mentioned yesterday that four men escaped from Mr. D. H. Hatton on Sunday night, and with them I have since learned that two of Mr. H. L. Tynes's men went off. About fifty-five negroes have left this section recently, throwing themselves in the arms of the cutthroats at Old Point. The excitement is becoming intense, and extreme measures will be resorted to if some security for the people is not afforded, and that speedily."

The Daily Dispatch: April 27, 1863., [Electronic resource], From Suffolk. (search)

o later intelligence received The Express of Saturday has the following terms from the town: A gentlemen who has recently been within one mile of Suffolk. Informs us that the following well known citizens have been arrested by the Yankee since the advance of our forces, and are now in jail: Dr. R. H. Webb, John R. Kilby, Jos. B. Wilson Norficet, Wm. D. McClenny, Irija Lanston, Elisha Everett. Richard, Mr. Hazar, Robert M. Darden, Mills H. Riddick, John of Coubon H. E. Phillips, H. L. Tynes Dr. Robert Tynes Henry Rawls, Eppes. The dwellings of the following persons, most of them very valuable, have been burnt by the enemy: Sathenid E Fruder, Nathaniel G. Norflect, Richard F. Riddick, John D, McClenny, Geo, R. Smith, Thomas Crigge, Francis H. Rawla. Shells were thrown through several buildings without giving the any notice whatever among the residences thus served is the elegant of HcKim L Esq. In George H. Smith was shot down while at morning to from

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