Article clipped from Harrisonburg Rockingham Register and Advertiser

Save Clipping View Newspaper
We hare Mud thpt very many of our people can testify that they 11 protected” their pSQperty. with a vengeance. Some localities suffered more than others from their depredations. In and around HarriMfttetg, *forJoit^nce. many' persons suffered fame* ip negroes, horses, wagons, provender, bicoo. flour, d*c., while in some otherfsection* of the county they did bur little damage. Amongst others in this vicinity who were ‘‘protected” by them, we might mention Mrs. Julia Smith, Mr. Philip Liggett, A. C. Bryan, Esq , Major Abraham Byrd, A. M. Newman, Esq.. Ko. M. Kyle, Rev. Wm. H. Roffner and others, Dr. Newman suffering a loss in negroes, horses,, ifeo., o., amounting to j SI8.000 or SO.000. Tk.»» mndn tlmm. !
Newspaper Details

Harrisonburg Rockingham Register and Advertiser

Harrisonburg, Virginia, US

Fri, May 30, 1862

Page 3

Full Page
Clipped by
Profile Icon
Anonymous

NC, USA 24 Sep 2017

Other Publications Near Harrisonburg, Virginia

Harrisonburg Republican

Harrisonburg Old Commonwealth

Harrisonburg Evening News

Harrisonburg Daily Independent

Daily News-Record