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a T che request OF the Lcgatees. and by virtue
!. n OF deed OF trust executed TO us by tho
att Col. Robert C 'oae, dec. for the purpose OF
saasfying a deb, therein mentioned, due TO Mr.
James Lyle the above mentioned tract Of land
md improvements viii be sold 20 the highest
bidder. on the premises, OIL the 2sd day of DC
ober Aexr, it NOT previously disposed of by pri.
yste contract, in which event taking place, time
Iy notice wil,be gwen Terms Of salei one thirG
,arl of the purchase money viii BE- required or
the day of sa!e, one third Ill Twelve months, ani
the fsinaiping laird in TWO years, the insialnen,
o carry in crest f-on the day of sale, ami the
purchaser giving such satisfactory secu.i!y :.
may De ,equred.
JOHN MURCHIE,
sTARLroN SAUNDERS, 5 trustees.
Manchester 24th August, 1902.
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~ SH01

1--we TONS of PATENT SHOT, assorted
from BIB -B-and No l to No. 9 just re.
ceivej fo,n Bgog's MAHU7 AcToRY, in Phia
deiphia tor sale by the suoacriber, who will here
at. e. be furnished from 50 mandatory wi h 4
regular supply of he above article, sufficient e
meet any demand al ths market
M M Myers.
Richmond, Is Sept. 1879. We,
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HE Proprietor oftbs paper would taxi
as an apprentice to The printing bu-
siness, youth of respectable connexions,
abou' - OF Is years Of age, who has re.
ceived good English education. 81.
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n rorIcE.-on Monday ,he Esd. day

NoTIcE:-on Monday the esd, day
~ of October nex,, will be sold, a!
Whilby, in the ceualy ofChesierfield, up
on credit Of twelve months the PER.
SONAL ESTATE OF the late Col. Ro-
BERT GoopE consisting of the present
crop Of Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder, and
Hay; the stock of Horses, Cows, Sheep
and Hogs the plantation utensils and
Household and Kitchen. Furniture. Botds
ADD approved security wall be required OF
she purchasers to Carry ihierest from The
date if not punctuaIy paid.
II is particularly requested that al, those
who may have claims against the estate
will make them known immediately 10 eli
Their Of the sub,cribrrs, in order tha. pro-
vision may be made for payment
RICHARD b. GOOOE,
FRANCIS GOODE,
Administrators with he will annexed.
That valuable aud well known estate
loalled WHITLEY, on James River, about
three miles from the TGwn Of Manchester,
will also be sold by private sale; 1t con.
tains 1862 acres of Land, about ego acres
OF which are of the a. 5, rate Low gruurds
and more than one half of The residue
thereof is heavily timbeted. To this es>
tate there is attached oQe of the best fish,
cries on lanes River and every coaveni"
lent and necessary house Fur the accom-
modation Of family. An indispu. able
lite will be made and possession gwen on
The first day of December rex,, with the
liberry of sowing small graio al any time
agreeable 10 the purchaser. The terms
Inay be known on application 10
Ririard B. Good:, Manchesler, or
Francis G9o9s, Powha,an.
July II, 1909 w!ds.
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RogegGa.
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.
SUPPLEMENT
TO THE LONDON GAZETTE.
TussDAy, July IL.

An occnun cf,he Battle fought near IS.
rern. On The A:a,ehhe!d, Oh tie zlst and
32d oI Nay 1893 between .hs Archduke
Charles of Austria, Gene.ahssimo of
the Imperial Austrian armics, and the
Emperor NJppie n, Commander in
Chief "a ,he French and allied armies.
Concluded from oRr iasr.
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THIRD COLUMN.

This column according 10 its deslina-
ton, had began is rnarch hom Its posi-.
lien al ScierIng by the road Of Susserbrunn
and Breilerlge Some DIV sions OF O'Reil.
Iy's ligh, horse ard ch&sseurs fo,m d The
advanced gOard Of the column, and a;th ee
O'clock IN the afternoon met near Hts
chs'c't,n, the Ieit wihg Of the eoen.y,
Th'ch consisted mostly Of cSYuly.
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SECOND COLUMN.

Concluded from oRr lost.
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THE subscriber offers for sale ons o.
the most VALU ABLE LITTLE
HIGH LAND PLANTATIONS, in tie
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VIRGINIA:

1T q suterior COURT Of chanccry holden az
the cut,ifot in Richmond, Jnne 20:h, 1869.
Phillip n Nicholas, attorney general, OF,
behalf of the commonwealth of Virginia,
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Mr.. Perceval, we understand wrote a
letter to her Royal Highness the Princess
OF Wales, formally announcing his appoint
ment al FIRST Lord Of the Treasury. In this
letter the new Premier condoles with her
Royal Highness on the loss sustained b.
the administration in being deprived of the
splendid talents Of Mr.. Canning, but takes
occasion TO assure her, that 1t was MOI his
fault, as he had offered to agree to any ar.
rangement that Mr. Canning might Suggest
by which third person might have been
placed at the head of the Treasury, & he
trusted that her Royal III ghness would see
in this a satisfactory proof that il was not
from selfish considerations that he bad accep
ted OF this situation. Her Royal Highness,
IN answer to the letter, expresses her thanks
for the communication, aud her extreme re.
gret at the resignatian Of Mr. Canning.
She concludes by comphmenting Mr.. Per.
ceval on his courage in undertaking so ar
duous a task as the administration oil public
affairs in moment OF such Unprecedented
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sEnL1p, Aug. %.

Intelligence has been received here,
;nat Mr.. Adair, the British Minister
at the Subiic,e Porte, has minated
10 the Refs Ehrendi several demands in
the name of this Court, which occasi-
oned an extraordinary sitting of the di-
van, at which the Grand Siguior him
self presided. The nature of these
demands is not known, but they are
said to be accompanied with threats,
which have produced very strong
sensation, and are stated to be deroga.
tory to the honour of the Porte. II is
not easy to form an opinion on the mea
sures which the Turkish Government
will adopt on this occasion, but IT is
generally supposed, that the Divan
will be compelled to declare either for
or against England.
The operations of the grand Russian
army seem to have been for some time
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NORFOLK, Nov. 81.
STORM!

Thursday afternoon about two o'clock it be-
gan TO snow, with light wind from N L. and
continued falling all night At one O'clock on
Friday morRing, the wind rose t. an unusual
height, carrying with it destruction ia its pro-
gress.-The inhabitants were surprised on The
appearance of day light, to see their windows
barracadoed by snow, which was nearly con.
gealed in o cakes of Ice. So violent was the
wind, til lat it felled the sturdiesi trees, aud ma
ny ornamental ones shared the like fate. 1t
continued undated during the day in conse.
quence the ferry boats could not ply, and
some vessels dragged their anchors, and one
or Two went ashore OH tl.e opposite side of the
river.
1t appears that the fleets Of this storm has
been felt for mites around. The Mail Stage
was forced to stop at Geary's, and the Nail
brought on horse back /; as the number of trees
which are leve led the road. render the
passage of the Stage impracticable for the pre-
sent, and probably for 4 few days longer.
Among the disasters experienced in the Bay,
we have the painful task of recording the loss
of the Packet Sloop VENUS, Capt. WILSON
BousH, from New-York, which went ashore
at ,wo o'c'ock Oh Friday morning, on Crump's
Hills, near the Pleasure House, and immed.
ately went to Piec-s. The passengers and all
hands landed safe on shore but we are sorry
- learn, that one of the passengers, Ga Mr..
ADAMS, whose friends live IN or Near Suffolk,
.''u Who Has peen absent from IhlS country up
wards OF fourteen years) and two of the crew
persisted from excessive cold number of
Store keepers in this Borough are sufferers
by this loss, as the vessel was principally load
ed with dry-goods. People are now enga ;ed
| an picking up packages, &c. On the Reacn.---.
very coniott was alnnistered by the inhab..
'tants on the shore adjoining TO the sufferers
mat humanity could dlctate.
We lear that many inward bound ve4se's are
CRITICALLY situated, as a number have been dai-
| iy expected. Herald
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CHARTER election.

The election for Charter Officers in this
city, on Tuesday. Wednesday, ani rnurs.
day, closed last evening, the following Is the
result.
The federalists have wards, the repub
licaas 9, and is divided so that tn. votes
ia the Com non Council will stand Is To 5 :.
We are obliged TO postpone our remarks
until tomorrow. (Colum5ian.
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WALTER P. SHELTON,
November % n, 1909

CTRAYED away on Saturday evening,
- between the hours of SIX and seven o.
clock. frOn before the door OF Mr.. Simp@
son Morris, opposite the Eagle Tavern, a
BAY MARE, 9 years old, feet 10 incnes
high, or there abouts, her fore feet are
shod, has blaze on her forehead, has a
very slim neck, a short switch tail, trots
well, has weaned a colt about FIVE weeks
ago. Said m are had a saddle on when stray
ed Any person who has taken up said
mare, and will Inform or deliver her to John
Craddock, or to William Rowlett, shall
be generously rewarded.
November 81, 1909. If
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aD0.ne3nG.
NEW Yong Novembsr o..

NEW fUKk. NOVef1Der 81.
The WEATHER-ise extremely aud unu,
suaily Incle FOR the season. On Mon.
day and Fuesiiy this week it showed all
day, and left about FIVE inches on heground !;
the air has been cold and freezing suce /;
and this morning it commeaced showing a.
gain, and we have now nearly foot in
depth on level. Neither the southern nor
eastern mail has arrived vet.
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HAMnuRG. Oct. 6.

'KHIa DUNVj OOts %
The ratification of the treaty between
Russia and Sweden IS to be exchanged
at St. Petersourgh within 4 weeks.
The king of sweden engages by it no
longer TO admit English ships of war,
or merchant men, Into Swedish ports,
but has reserved to himself the impor-
tation OF salt and colonial produce.
(Correspondensem.)
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at stand; the grand T lrkish army mas
taken up a position between Silistria
and Varna, where it continues undis-
turbed.
All accounts from the environs of
Ismael agree in stating, that the Rus
SLAMS experience the most vigorous
resistance in the siege of that inpor-
tant fortress, and have made but very
little progress in the construction of
their works; the Turks make numer.
Gus sorties to destroy them.
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WILLIAM MURRAY

NFrOVt-bFOOkJ OctOOcr TN, I5U3.
TTALU fBLG LAND FOX 5aLG'-Tn:
subscriber intending to r.ulove u one oe
the Southern States. in the course OF fifteen or
eighteen months, offers Cor sale the Jrac5 of land
or which he now OWLS. Il consaias by late
survey, about eleven hundTed and eighty acres.
OF which six bundled ani fourteen a,e yet IN
woods. rhe soil IS peculiarly suited 20 III proc
dsc'ion Of wheat. and j. excellent for CON and
tobacco. The situation Is remarkably hea shy,
ani is only one mile fro n The navigation Of Ap.
pomattox. Those who wish to purchase. a
GOOD TRACT or LAND. AZ sgAsoNAsLE
peIcS, are invited 20 v,sS tins properly. ifuk
should not be sold by private contract bstore The
siyth day OF January next, it will ,ien be pu up
70 the highes: bidder at FarRvile, oH a efedii
OF one and two years.
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RUSSIA.

10 the civil Governor OF Livonia and
actual Counsellor OF STATE.
I" On the 5th Of this month, a trea
ty of an eternal peace between Russia
and Sweden was concluded, and sign
ed at Frederick sham, by our minister
plenipo:entiary count Rom anzow, and
Baron Sterdipgk on the part OF Sweden.
All the propositions by us made, with
regard to the said peace, have been
accepted, and the corporation of the
Grand Duchy of Finland with the Rus
sian Empire has been confirmed tbs
town of Torneo and the river OF the
same name, from the frontiers of the
two States.
Thus has terminated war, the
the various events of which have cover
ed the Russian armies with immortal
glory; and the conclusion of which
has added to the Russian Empire a
country, inhabited by an industrious
people celebrated on account OF It's
progress IN agriculture, its markets
important fortihcations, & the fortress
OF oweaborgh; aud has secured f.i
ever on that side the frontiers of oul
native land.
While We arc Offering our thanks
to that divine being which has vouch,
safed to favour Russia, and crowned
our arms with success, we hasten to
acquaint you with that fortunate event
feeling perfectly satisfied that all ouI
faithful subjects will readily Join us IL
Offering up thanks TO the most high
for the happy conclusion of a mucn
wished for peace.
4" Alter the Publications shall hav,
been exchanged, the said treaty o
peace will be published in dis inc
manifesto. 8 1 r+main your affect Ola
| ate
"AI.EX NnFRn
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HE Subscriber Oeieg anxious TO dis
charge his debts, of,rs foe sale, that
valuable Plantation, lying in Amelia coun-
tV, on Fiat Greek, containing upwards Of
900 acres, considerable quantity of which
is very valuable me4daw lini. ?,r term,
apply to w'f
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TURKEY.

A large naval force is now preparing at
Portsmouth TO sail to the Black Sea, to ca.
operate with the Turks against the Rus
ssians Zoe following are among the SHIPS
mentioned to proceed on this service ;
Neptune 90, Kent II, R:pulss ~, WAR.
spite ~, Sceptrs, Victorious, Denmark,
Alfred, and la Loire frigaSc,
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~ rider % comp ne r-si.u. st .iIs Teqa 49,
,oas ofthe decree of the honor be high court
Of chaneery, for the Richmond district, dated
the 20th June, 1909, aud published in this pa per
from the 18Th Of August TO the 18th s ptenb.r.
inclusive, and an additional d .cres dl,ei the ed
Sep'ember, 1909, in the cases of William VI Ar.
shall and Thomas Taylor. guardians OF Z canor
and Lavinl Dan1ridgi, o'pilns of William
Il ahdridgs, deceased and hers, Pitts.
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ALEXANDER"
" St. Petersbargh, Sept. L."
PARIS, Oct. 1.

PARIS, Oct. 1.
he Monitcur Contains an In erlal
Decree, ISSUED by his NJ ,iesty on his
birth day, the 18th OF August, institu
ting new order, to be called the o.
der OF The Three Golden Fleeces, and
10 be specially appropriated to the re.
warLing otothcers and soldiers, who's
corps belong 10 the grand army, and
have served with it during three cam
paigns. The order is to consist, at
most, of,1oo Gran Knights, 400 Com
manders, aud 1000 Knights. The
Emperor is Grand Master. / he In
perial Prince alone obtains admis.
sion from birth. The other Prin.
ces or the blood are only admissible
after serving two years IN the army,
or during one actual campaign. Il
may be conferred for services deemed
worthy OF it, on the Grand Officers OF
the Crown, the M lnisters, the Presi
| dent OF the Senate, and the immediate
descendants OF Marshals. With these
exceptions, none can obtain it, but such
as have IN different engagements, re.
ceived three wounds.
The emperor, nevertheless, reserves
to himself the privilege of bestowina
1t upon those who particularly distin,
guish themselves, by the defence o
their colours, being The first to noun
a breach, or other splendid achieve
ments. The memorable 18th of Au
gust will De the anniversary OF the Or
der,
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EOR SALE, to the highest bidder, on the
4 2olh of December, 1909, on the preni-
ses, PARCEL Of GROUND, on the ma
street, at or near Rockets landing, and OPP
posite to Lswis's wharf, belonging to the
estate of Wiltshire vi. Lewis, dec. COO.
tanning one hundred feet, or upwards whcn
will be divided into convenient lots to suit
purchasers. Also, abnut so acres og LAND,
bounded by the main Road, the lines of Mr.
William Mayo, Mr. Geo. Blakey and GIL
lis's Greek, which will also be laid out into
teuements 70 suit purchasers. The term
Of payDent will be made known on the day
Of sale.
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WAsH1NeroN Cry, Nov. 81.

Gen. TuRREAU, the French Minister,
has arrived in this city.
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October Is.
Pace 5etzDseu France and austria.

Pace betv5eu Fr1nce and austria.
We have received Moniteurs to the I4.h,
aud Dutch papers To the 14.h ia.t. peacs
between France and Austria, was signed at
Vienna on the 81 ;lstant. This event was
officially announced to the inhabitants on
the 10Th, by the firing of cannon. ringing
OF bells AID othei denonstrat ons of 10Y.
Besides the statements In the Dutch Ga.
zettes government have received n copfir.
nation ut the event in dispatches from the
comnoaoder of our troops At Walchereu. Sc
, veral Correct accounts had reached that l.
stand, & on the ID 4, the batteries and gun
boats at Zurich Zee fired feu de .ioie on Che
OCCASION. The terms of the treaty have not
ltr3nspred but as the pence is denonina-
ted =" glorious" for France, we mly pre-.
sumo that they are Illuminating 20 Aus.
tria. Inc principal obstacle in the pro.
| gress OF the negotiation, we understand,
arose from the reluctance of the Emperor
FRANCIS to give up Spaatro to the French
This, however, he has at length not ONLY
| consented to do, but has greatly enhanced
the merit OF h compliance oy the cesson
OF the whole OF Daimatia Spalatro is an
acquisition OF great Importance to Bona
patte, with ew to future maratime ef.
| forts. L. is a capacious and secure lar.
I5our, consieuou, to a territory which a =
bundaRtiy supply the chief materials for
| the construction of fleets. Inc possession
| ofthis port, and the Island OF Corfu, Will
give him the tull command of the Adriat.
ic Sea.
! Corn Exchange, Oct. 19.-There are
several arrivals of Wheat to day, which
make toierable supply, sales are very
heavy at rather lower prices Barely and
Matt keep their prices beans of the two
Kinds this week cheaper 4; there are short
supplies of Oats, scarce any prime sam.
pies, and sales of this article maintain last
| pricess=sand Flour as our lAst--fine Ameri-
can SIS to 62S per barrel
Current Price Of Grain this day. Wheat
78s to 102s 6ne 1865 to 11Os Fine Flour
pos to 95s Seconds, S55 to 90i II ,pe Seed,
J 4eL to s1k.
| Yesterday the Lord Mayor ordered the
price OF Bread to be reduced an assize and
half, or Sd, in the peck loaf, to com.
mence to-morrow. The price of quartern
loaf Of wheaten is then to be sold for is,
la. and household at Is sd.
Oct. 10
Price of Stocks-Consols 81 7-s-8.- Re.
duced, 6s g.
TURKEY.
A large naval force is now preparing at
Portsmouth 10 sail to the Black Sea, to CO.
operate with the Turks against the Rus
ssians Toe following are among the ships
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NYEGROES FOR oALE.-Un FriaaT
IN the 29ih day of next mon h, will be-
sold, at Mecklenburg courthouse, to the
highest bidder, 90 Likely Negroes, on 10
months credit, the purchasers giving bonds
with approved security. bearing interest
from the date, bur such interest to be re-
mitted in case of punctual payment.
WIN. MUNFORD.
Richmond, Nov. 25;h, 1909 ids
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IT

William Duval, admins, rator Of Villa Price;
deceased, Lucy Pace; widow, and William ID.
Price. Alexander Pnce, John iarvis Psi&e, aud
Anne Price, infant heirs ct the said Wniam
Price, deceased, Dsf,s.
And also in conformity with further deere; os
the Aforesaid court, dated the 2@l sep eGibsrs
1899, in the case of Matthias Jordan, P.sinsFs
AGAINST
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; Y virtue of two deeds OF trust exequ ed

Y virtue of two deeds OF trust execu I'll
by Rooert Campbell. one on th- lon
Of Iuna. 1907. aud tne other On the "a n )f
September, 1907, for the purp lse of secur..
ing 10 Mel McCoul, cectain sums of money
therein meg''oned. wiz b. s"lh, 40 the nigh
est bidder, at the Eagle Taysrn, in the ci-
ty of Richmond, on Saturday,, the On of
January next, the follow ng tracts Of par.
c Is OF Ian d, belonging 90 the sr'l Ro-.
bert Campb Il--ODe tract lying on Cum =
berlaod river, in the state OF sniucky,
| surveyed for J,hn Crawford, by vir,u- Of
a military warrant, dated 9th January, 17s5,
numbered 1862, AMI containing four hun~
dred aud forty -four acres.
Seven other tracts of Land adjoining each
other, and containing FIVE hundred acres
each, lying in the county OF anawha, on
the waters of Sandy Greek, surveyed in
October, 1898. rne sale Will be made a.
| greeabiy 10 the act of assembly, passed on
the Slst of January last, entitled, an ac, con {.
corning executions and for other purposes.
And will be conducted by one or more of
| the
/
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The same defendants as above.
We or one of us will positively proceed 20 SELF
on the premises 1t pubic auction, on Tuesday
tue l2sa day OF Dece nber nsTt, az II o'clock,
A.. M IL fair, if ", the next fair day AZ ihc said
h 1ur, the Blue Il Juse and Loi on che steces oil
| Shockoe Hill, mentioned in the frsr d.crse,
which the late registsc Whith Price, psscda.
5ed Of Ionn Br ain, subj sct TO the claim " Mrss
! Iokn Britain, for 4 supposed risht of 10 ,wsfs
she never hzviog relnsuished any claim whiek
she might have IN the svenl OF her hying !onger
than her said hussaud.-- Ana INN sdiasciy shsie-
after two lots Of sc2uad near The Federal S,-iogi
known by the nunbuv5 81 DIyals
addition to the cty OF Uichm nd, AMI rhre4
lots ueM the laie residence Of William Eics, Gil
Shock, e Hit kno IN by the humble IN sad a
Washingtoa's addition, II, -, ard IL, on Us
years ercdit, f,on Tie day Of sale VI q i1'yrsst
I from dne. Bonds with approved s,clrry giil
be required, or 50 much thereof as VIA 30 3iii.
Gent 70 satisfy William Mlts1th AL I'a@,sgt
! Taylor, Esqs guAgditas as afors...'l --sag si~
due OF the origina sun deS,ssd ia cir e 70 cs
1870 dollars, with in-eScst and cot Of al suits
aud Mac hi1, JSrdsi. in TIE san oil 30 dols,
with inerest tsom ths f s. Jay Q JanuSfy.
! 1879 till paid, aud he c,'is eKpsnd ~ hin IA
said suit, ana al 10 d,cha.gs ~ L1laaec e
4 the Expenses Of tde pscv,oi k1J si3 s., IS yeg
uaproYded for, as auth )-izel o. the Aforesaid dee
| crees.
JOAN FXO SsEN,
! WV. MGEcUNG,
1 ,.3m a.s,ioDers
2IchmonI, Noveaoer , ID, 1877. RS
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TRUSTEES.

Richmond, November 28th, 1909. wtds
MO rICE-rae SUBSCRIBER being d. SIR
Gus of closing the executrixship OF the
late John Collins, most earnestly soIicits all
those indebted to discharges the same, as
SUITS indiscriminately wall be instituted |;
and all persons having claims will please
exhibit them properly authenticated before
the lst Of February next, as this notice viii
be plead at bar.
CATHARINE DABNEY,
Surviving Executrix Of
JOHN COLLINS, dec
December 1st, 1909 3w
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PETtK JOHNSTON,
P:ince Eiward, N 'vembsr 30 800 ~
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JUN 7 40 - x
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