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The Daily Dispatch: October 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], Down the Rio Grande — the trip from Mesilla to Brownsville. (search)
Confederate States District Court--sequestration, &c. In the Confederate States District Court, yesterday, (Judge Halyburton presiding,) a petition was filed by Henry L. Brooke, Receiver for the 3d district, for the sequestration of the "Monticello" estate, in Albemarle county containing 360 acres, with improvements and another tract of land, containing acres, on Buck Island, in the same county; also, ten slaves, eight horses, and other personal property, the same being owned by an alien enemy named Uriah P. Levy, now a Captain in the United States Navy. The Confederate States is Nathaniel Carusi.--It having appeared in this case that the defendent is indebted to J. B. Rend, an alien enemy, in the sum of twenty-three dollars, and that he has in his possession a number of pi the property of the alien enemy mentioned the Court declared said debt and property to be sequestered, and ordered the defendant to pay to Henry L. Brooke, Receiver, the said sum of twenty-three dollar
The Daily Dispatch: October 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], Will case. (search)
nt smiles and sweet voices of the ladies in many instances effect more good than the prescriptions of the most skillful surgeon. It is currently reported that property to the amount of two hundred thousand dollars will be confiscated in Albemarle county. The ladies of Albemarle county propose furnishing 3,400 pairs of yarn socks for the volunteer soldiers now in service from that county, giving two paris to each soldier. Mrs. Dr. Stevens has sent in sixteen pairs and one domestic blanAlbemarle county propose furnishing 3,400 pairs of yarn socks for the volunteer soldiers now in service from that county, giving two paris to each soldier. Mrs. Dr. Stevens has sent in sixteen pairs and one domestic blanket, the work of her own hands, as her quota, and promises further aid. Miss Ellen Ficklen, near the University, has 106 pairs complete, and will add to that number some 40 more pairs. In every neighborhood the matron and the blushing miss, with Afric's sable daughters, are diligently plying the knitting-needles for the brave and stout hearts who have gone forth to battle for their country's rights and independence.