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The Daily Dispatch: August 21, 1862., [Electronic resource], Yankee plunderers in Suffolk. (search)
all Mr. Kilby's property has been destroyed. A Union flag floats over the Christian Sun office, and all the type and property connected with the office is used by them, the editor having escaped from their hands. The residence of Nathaniel Riddick is still the headquarters of General Weber and the tribe of Dutchmen around him, while Mr. Riddick's farm is made a camping ground, and all his crops destroyed, in the surrounding country most of the thrifty farmers have been entirely ruineMr. Riddick's farm is made a camping ground, and all his crops destroyed, in the surrounding country most of the thrifty farmers have been entirely ruined. Captain Edward C. Riddick, one of the most useful citizens of the county, has lost all his negroes, about forty in number, and he has been compelled to leave the county to prevent being arrested. All the negroes of scores of other citizens have left their owners, while those who refused to leave have been forced by the Yankees to do so. In Isle of Wight, among others, Col. Geo. F. Hall has lost all his negroes. Captain T. G. Williams, of the 6th Virginia regiment, has been robbed of a