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70 BE SOLD for ready money, pursuant to
= adecree OF the Superior Court Of Chance.
~ Tor the district OF Richmond, made on the 9th
day OF SEPTEMBER, 1909, in suit between Tho.
mas Southcomb, John Jackson & Abraham Hen
~ chambers, plaintiffs, and LIE Wis Burwell and
Thomas X. Rootes, defendants
All that TRAC'T or LIND, in the county of
Gloucester, and Parish of Abingdon, that for
meriy belonged to the above named Lewis Bur.
we'll and was conveyed by him to John Hughes.
ny deed OF Mortgage, on the fifth day of Jnne
lT97, and recorded in the county court of Glou
cester, known by the name of James's, adjoining
the tract called White Marsh, whereon the said
Burwell then lived, the boundaries whereof are
set iorth IN The said decd, or so much thereof as
may appear nc oesssry TO raise the sum of 500 T.
current money with lawful interest from the Isl
January, 1900, till payment, the costs Of suit and
the charges and expenses OF sale.
The sale will take place at Gloucester court
house on the third day Of September next.
MINI PAGE,
ROBER1' NELSON, { Co,nD',,.
5oHN LEWIS,
July 81. 81.
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N pursuance of an ordinance, oi the Common
Il Hall, for the city of Richmond-Notice is
hereby given, that the Hall will, on Monday, the
sd OF next month, proceed to the appointment of
Captain OF the night watch for said city.
N. SHEHP4RD, C. C II C. r
August "a. t3dSen.
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I AND FOR SAI.E-By virtue of deere,
| - OF the Superior Court of Chancery tor tn.
| Richmond District,-spW be offered 70, sale a
! the town of Cara, on .oneiay the 9Th day O
August next. that valuable TRACT OFLAND
belonging to the estate Of P-terfield Trent, deed
| containing 10y estimation, 783 acres lying in the
county of Cumberland, on Willis river and ad
Joining the town of Cara, tor the purpose of
raising q sum of money therein mentioned, due
and owing to the estate of Alexander Trent,
decd the contiguity of this land to the town oil
Cara; where there is a Merchant Mil, which
will no doubt, in short time be in complete re-
par, and consequently will require large guam
ttv OF wheat, &c. well as tobacco nspec-
ton-and being at the head of the navigable
waters Of Wiliiss river, render it one ofthe most
desirable tracts ofland in that part Of the coun.
try. Added to these, the land is of excellent
quality, and well adapted to the culture of To-.
bacco, wheat, corn, &c.
Previous to the day of sale, this land will be
laid OFT in lots, and sold to suit purchasers--and
the terms ofsale liberal, only one third will be
required when the deed is made, and one, two
and three years for the balance Bonds and Sc
curity will be demanded, secured by deed of
rust frequired by the COMMISSIONERS.
July 20 ids.
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7 LIVERPOOL SALT For sale, 1000 bush
~ els LiverbooL Sait, on board The Bug Nan
cy and Mary, at Bermuda Hundred
JAMES C. dNTH0N1~
August %
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T RON CASTINGS, of every description
Il tpatterns being furnished) will be executed
In the neatest manner, at the Founde,y, attached
TO the Virginia. Marufactory of Arms
JOHN STAPLES, Superintendent.
April 10. w6mp
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different parts of the Island of Leon. The
French in the environs of Cadiz, are said
to he only $4,000 men. Flour at Cadiz Ia
dollars.
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IMPORTANT!

JOSEPH HULL, 4Dho sas a revolutionary
a Officer, or his REPRESENTATIVES, BY addressing a
Iinc 10 rhomas Norvel CITY of Richmond men
siOning his their place oresence, &c soiu hea,
'cfsOmefhine very advantageous
august "a 1aw1nE
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NJ Office - There has been stored in my Lun,
- Der house, for nearly i8 mouths. tuo HIS
Tobacco, of the /oliotping maks and nu,u6eys,
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W. % I. No. 10 IA 1921
M. 4. 600 40 1920

The o7rner rs requested 70 eiIim The. same, and
pay The storage, together sri,h the expence of al
vertisins. otherwise they spW be sold publicly at
Shoee0e Warehouse: Of the Sth of nest month.
6etsueen the hours Of ii and IL O'Clock
THOMAS Cur
august "a ,ds
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a T Chancery District Court, held in Viii
"a liamsburg, the 18th day OF July, 1909
kebecca lines, late Rebecca Lewis, Pt'F.
AGAINST
annexed of Philip L Grymes, Mary Grymes
Sayre, n infant, heir and devisee ofthe said PHI.
lap l. Giymes, by the said Samuel w Sayre, her
guardian. assigned to defend her in this SUIT, and
Judith @ vines, widow and devisee Of the said
Philip l.. Grymes, DeF'ts.
THIS cause came on this day, 70 he heard on
the bill, answers, exhibits, examinations of wit
nrsses and the report of master commissi-
oner, Coleman and was argued by counsel, on
consideration whereof, the court, confirming the
SAID report, doth adjudge. order and decree, that
u'iless the defendants 10, on or before the third
Tuesday IN August 1910, pay unto the plaintiff,
the sum OF nine hundred and forty seven pounds
fifteen shlilings and four pence with interes st on
seven hundred and seven pounds six shillings,
part thereof To be computed, after the rate of SIX
per centum per annum, from the first day of Oc-
tober, 1908, till paid the defendants. Mary
Grymes Sayre, and Judith Grymes, and their
heirs, and all persons claiming under them, be
from thenceforth barred and foreclosed, of all e.
guilty and right, to redeem the tract OF land in
the county OF Gloucester, mentioned IN the inC4n-
ture OF mortgage, filed a exhibit, made the
ninth day of July, 1888, between lhe said Philip
l.. Giymes, and the plaintiff and in case of de-
fault N the payment of the said pr,ncipal money
Wyatt, Thomas Baytop, Thomas b. Fox, Tho
mas Muse and William A. Rogers, gent. or a
ny two OF them, stter giving three weeks preyi-
Gus notice, in one of tbs Richmond ne " spapers,
do expose to public sale, by auction, for ready
money, the ThACT OF LAND, in the linden
ture azores ID mentioned, and out o the proccod DIS
OF the sale. y unto the plaintiff tn said princi
PAL money ana interest, and the cost by her ex-
pended III The prosecutor of this SUIT, and the
surplus of the proceeds OF the sale, if any, after
deductng the exPences attending thereon, pay
unto the said defendants, and make report there
of, to the court, i'll order to a finai decree.
Copy
ANI"1~. ROBERTSON, G C
or Agreeable to the above decree-WiH be
sold, 10 the highest bidder, for ready money, on
Thursday, the 27th day of September next, on IT, e
premises, 1920 acres Of LAND, lying in the up
per part of Gloucester county, on the Piankitank
river--this Land IS well adapted to the growth of
corn, wheat and tobacco.
PETER WATT, !
THOS. BAYTOP, .,. o..
THOS. B FOX, SCo,nrr,iss',s
THOS. MUSE,
!. "-' WM. A. ROGERS,
Gloucester Co Aug % St
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az The sale of the above mentioned property,
IS unavoidably postponed till Wednesday the 26th
ot next month, at which time it will certainly
take place
August 81. tds
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~ OTlCE-By virtue of deed of trust, ex
l ecuted to the subscribers, on the 18Th day
OF December, 1909 by George A Shields, of the
county OF Chesterheid, to secure debt due VIM
Flood, OF birmingham WI be sold, for cash, st
the tavern OF Zachariah Brooks, in the town OF
Manchester, on Saturday, the 9Th of Septe mbel
next, one Wagon and four Ho SEES, or the Way
gon, and as many of the said Horses, as shall be
sufficient to pay the sum Of one hundred pounds
with the interest due thereon, aud all l. al char
ges attending said sale.
BY the Trustees, =
4 BROOKS, and
hLCH'D HEWLETT'.
Manchester. August Is 2t
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August IL.

" ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The
v subscriber will sell, and giye immediate
possession of that well known estate, called
Blenlieim, situated on the south west mountains.
IN the county of Abe marie, containing by late
surveys, two thousand eight hundred and ninety
acres tins Land IS peculiarly we'll adapted to the
growth OF Wheat and Tobacco, and considered
equal IN fertility to any adjacent thereto, is
about SIX miles from Milton, from which place
there is an easy nsvigationfor batteaux to the city
OF Richmond. On the premises is large commodi
Gus dwelling House, which, from the elegance OF
Its situation, and other advantages, makes it
desirable residence for genteel family. 1. will
be sold entire OF divided, to suit purchasers -
Further Particulars made known b, Captain Iobn
Harris, Aibemarle county, Mr.. lanes Patton,
Alexandra, Messrs Macdonald and Ridelv. Bai
timOre, or pOSC
Who wishes to sell Land in the counties of
CuiPepper, Fsuquier, Spotsylvana and Caroline
also Houses and Lofts, pleasantly and advanta
geousy situated on the Hill and Mainstreet, in
the town ofFederIcks burg.
Fredericksburg, Virginia, May1 &c
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q T Chancery District Court, held in Will
~ iamsburg, the 18th day of July, 1909
kebecca lines, late Rebecca Lewis, Pt'F.
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FOR SALE.

6 Tons American Iron assorted,
10 Ton Swedish do. do.
100 Boxe. Window Class, 10 by IA 10 by IL
8 by 10,
1oo Kss. English white Lead Ground %i,, in Oil
A few hundred gallons Linseed & Sperma-
ceti>Ol,
80 Boxes mould Candles fit for summfy4se
4, S, &6,
60 Kegs American and English FFSau
PowdeE,
30 Bags Green Coffee.
IL Bales Cotton, Of superior Quality
60 Hhds. Pennsylvania Whiskey--
Together with Groceries IN general, will
be sold moderate.
Russell & Wallace.
Richmond, June S1st, 1910. I'm
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(Act to be Continued.)
NEw-HAMPsHlRE LEGISLATURE

THURSDAY, June z.
At half past ten o'clock, the two hou.
ses net in convention, when his excelIen.
cy John Langdon, escorted by the com.
initteee (appo,nted for that purpose,) and
attended by the lion. Council, came in
and manifested his acceptance of the of
ice of chiel magsraie. The Hon. WIN.
Plumer, Esq. President of the Senate, ad
ministered TO his Exeeiiency the oath a.
greesble to he constitution, and then de-
ciared him Governor of the state Of New.
Hampshire; After which his excellency
delIvered'Ihe following
SPEECH.
GeGllemen OF the Senate, and
Gentlemen Of he House Of Repre-
sen atves, ~
My fellow.ci;izens have -again thought
proper TO call me 10 the chief magiaracy
% The safe, for the present ycac. This
repeated and particular mlrs Of their re-
speCt and confidence, demands my gate
ul Acknowledgements | have thought
j, roy daly 10 acceP, the call Of my copnA
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% A1t~erS.y.
AN ACT

Regulating the Post Office establish
ment.-Continued from our last.
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TIL JEFFERSON.
VIM w. Hening, Esq.
RICHMOND, Nov. 9th /, aoc

RICHMOND, Nov. a4.h 1909.
Dear Sir,
have rece:v, d with great pleasure
the first volume of your edition of the
Statutes ct Virginia at Large and am
extremely glad that you have been a.
Die to make such progress in a work
OF such real importance, not only to the
gentlemen of the profession but to the
commYqity at large. Few persons
nave lnoxe reason to estimate the val
ue OF surfi an undertaking than myself !,
having for FIVE and twenty years been
endeavoring, In vain, to procure copies
OF our public acts from the period of
the revlsal In 1905, to that of our reyo-
luton. And even from the latter De.
Rod to the end of the last century, it
was nearly twenty years before could
procure copies of all the acts of the Sc
veral conventions, and succeeding le-
gislatures. The unfortunate policy of
emitting laws which had either ex-
pred, had been repealed, or were
consolidated in the successive revi-
sails made during the last century, rem
dered it almost impossible to trace a l..
ny subject which had engaged the at
tention of successive legislatures
through all the mazes of its progress.
NothNg but a complete edition OF
our la&s, at large, can afford that
light, so necessary to the we'll under
standing of the laws, and the distribu-
ton of justice in our common country.
A work of such magnitude and i'm
portance must be attended with inf :.
mite labour and expense. You have
my sincere wishes for your success in
completing that work, and thatit may
receive that general encourag ement
to which it is entitled from SO manv
important considerations.
| am respectfully,
Dear Sir,
Your most ob't Servant,
ST. G. TUCKER.
VIM. W. Hening, Esq.
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SUMMERVILL, 18th Dec. 1909
Dear sir,
Since my return home from Rich.
mond Tuesday evening, have perm
sed with particular attention and plea-
sure, the greater part of your first vo-
June OF the Statutes at Large, collect
ed with much difficulty and indefstiea-
bic iabonr andaindustry by which Won
have rendered meritorious service
to your country and have no hest
tatlon IA. saying, that ifthe same care
and attention be used respecting the
succeeding volumes (Which | have no
reason to doubD it will prove work
OF great utiuty, not only to Iudees.
Lawyers, aud the community at large.
but viii form genuine basis fer an au,
thspFlc and comprehensive history of
our codptry, the want of which is
much tobeNlamented.
That your labours may meet with
the encouragement and reward so lust
ly due to their merits, is the sincere
wish and hope of dear sir,
Your friend and obt. servant,
VIM: FLEMING,
VIM. w. Hening, ESQ.
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STANZAS.

STANZAS.
On fhc HfHabii.y Of Earth y Enjoyment.
And didst thou think, fond youth, to sail
Secure across lite's billowy sea!
And didst thou think the wavering gale
AVcuid always blow direct for thee?
AhAo !! Il know the treacherous storm
flushed ~ grim silence, loves to sleep,
While yePno boisterous winds deform
The tranquil bosom of the deep.
out hopes bright sun had cleared the sky.
IA VIVID arch OF puresl blue)
ana not a wandering cloud was nigh
10 intercept the blissfu view.
VINO but would trust scene so fair.
with every earthly bliss replete
Oould'dacontent or pining care
os0rpf0uns hopes reiulssns seas'
iney Could not-and perchance the mind
10 natures early dictates true,
trusted too easily to find
mat happiness we all pursue.
Alas that happiness below
Solicns our pursui, IN vain
Hark, bark the bowling tempes.s bIow
DARK Clouds the spotless ether stain.
Yet struggling through the deepening
gloom, 's
~, far hope still pours feeble ray
thus the lone mansions of the tomb.
Inc lamp illumes with doubtful raw.
Then gr1 Re no. thou whoe,er We be.
hi4#tunultuouS storm resigned
Ahere S9tower who looks on thee,
And temPers to thy state the wind.
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tive. Fortunately small boy present. ran
out of doors. knocked down the gaze, and
stopped the water, from the wheel.
The unfortunate man informed his at.
tendan. S, that he heardthe strokes of the
instrument, & knew the intent with which
they were given. What pen can record
the impulses of the human mind, on an &C |.
casion, so pleasing, so haterlng, yet SO aw.
full Here the pencil of Raphael,
might find, rich, luxurious repast.
After death, am informed very extern
sive bruises, were visible on his bach : and
gis nervous system was so much injured
that he was unable TO move even a toe af.
ter he was hurt. He recovered the use of
his arms &c head in great measure, and
OF his fingers, s9Sfar as 10 saut, but noe
to open them. NXe been informed that
impaired, until few hours, before death
closed the melancholy Scene.
Such fatal and. Unforeseen accidents,
should serve to impress caution and cir.
cumspection on the minds OF all those. who
are compelted to be about such machine.
ry.
He has left an aged mother, an amiable
wife, and four small children to depiore
their loss. The writer of this has been
long acquainted with the deceased, and
were he to sum up his character in few
words, he should use the following. "Ee
{" was dutful SOM tender husband. an
s indulgent parent. humane master, sim
" cere friend and to the poor he was
/" charitable to the last degree" He
!" would at any time disohlige himself to
4" serve neighbour"
IS My informant adds" that the caImness
'' and fortitude with which he conversed,
!" during the whole ofhis illness, together
" with the resignation with which he view
y ca, the resniar--tho' Certain approaches
81 OF death-,trequspeiy led him TO compare
6 his CONDUCT wi4ehet q SENECA the Phi
I" osophsr3 whenahe swaS yielding un his
g vaiu 5iS Ia SO Agr ,Gfy. tue Jealous
/" suspicions of the most orusl tyrant the
q world ever produced.
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MONTICELLO, Dec. 1. 1909.

Sir, w.
l HAVE duly received the 1st Vol
OF your Collection of our Statutes at
Large' and return you my thanks for it.
l ne opinion entertain of the impor-
lance OF the work may be Justly infer
red from the trouble and expense | in.
cure d during the earlier part of nv
lie, TO save such remains Of our apci.
ent laws as were then still in existence.
Lac Compilation appears to be correct
ly and 9udiciously made, aud gives us
exactly%hat l had SO long considered
desideratum for our country. It
sheds a new hight on our early history,
and furnishes additional security to the
tenure OF our rights and property. SIM
cerely wishing you may reap the re-.
ward youhave merited, L tenderyou
the assuEances of my great esteem and
resPecs
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LANYARD,
To Let on a Lease offrom five t.
twelve Years.,

~ A on Lease offrom five tt
Rtwelve Years,
THAT valuable Tan yard, with its appur.
tenances belonging tOthe Estate of the late
Mr. Jacob Bookius, situated on the Main
Street of this City, between the Capital and
the Basin. This valuable property con lists
of half acre corner Lot, having thereon an
extensive LANYARD, large Bark
House, two Bark Mills, Beam Hocse. ca
rying Shop, Leather Cellar and Dry,pe
Lofts, with every necessary Convenience fo'f
having from to 8 thousand Hides Tan'I
per year=also good Dwelling Heuse
Kitchen, Cellar, Stable and Garden. --T'tS
House and Garden have lately been repei, +.
ed, and the Tan.Yard will be fully renair.
ed shortly after being let. For terms
apply to the Executors, who once more 50
licl thoss indebted to said estate to maj.
payment, before the thirty FIST of MY
next no longer indulgence Will he given.
John i; PR P@o,.er Ez'r'.
Richmond, Feb. 90, 1910.
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Inc LaTps OF country are necessarily
Connected with every thing belonging to
the people, oft; so that a thorough knowl-
eage Or hem, and of their progress would
INFORM us OF every thing that was most
useiui to be known about them and one
OF the greatest imperfections of historians
IN general, IS owing to their ignorance
rRIEsrLEY's LEcr. ON HIST. pa. 1lo
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RICHMOND, 3oth Nov. 1909.
Dear Sir,
Besides the examination, which I
gave with Mr. Munford, to your frs,
volume of the old Statutes at Large, /
have again perUsed with attention, the
copy which you SO kindly presented to
me.
L am really pleased to fud, that the
materials for correct history of our
country, are, at last coming to light /;
and that those laws which form in so
many iustances, the rule Of our prom.
erty, haze been saved from the wreck
of time, by the means of one to whom
we are indebted for SO many acts
which he has done for the good of hi.
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ana preservat4u..
am Dear Sir,
very sincerely, your friend
CREED TAYLOR.
Inc Hon. VIM. w. Hening, D
- MA L . respects to Mr. HEN
ING.
n necessary attention To the h,.;.
ness OF the court, has disabled S r.
from reading attentivelv, the whole -
the hrst volume of the Statues 49,
Large He can therefore. e;v,. ~
satisfactory opinion upon the charact'r
OF the laws contained therein. 7, is
easy, however, to perceive that ,his Ia
oorlons-work has been executed with
great care and fidelity, on the mart IS
Mr fleming, to whom, in the o,i,;o,
OF .. K. our countrymen, in all penar,-
ions, will be indebted, for plsci,g he.
yond the reach of accidest, statutes
winch existed only in manuscript, and.
IN some instances, perhaps, only in :,
single copy. Ii is true that. at the
present day, the statutes contained in
the trst volume, are ofHttle comnars-
nyepor'ance as laws having grown
oosol$ or been replace by others
out they afford rich treasure for IJ;s
torlans and, in themselves. contain an
aSceiient history, Of the sijuation. no.
hcy, ms itu;ions, opinions and Ian.
gage OF our forefathers. 1t viii he
seen that they possessed thar bardv
and determined spirit, which could
not by appalled, by difficulties, aad has
enablSf their posterity, in less than
two CENTURIES to outstrip the nations of
the old world, as far ia the wisdom r
justice of their political Institute ns
as in the enjoyment of civil lihertv, IF
the work in question were, therefore.
to stop here, 1t is undoubtedly entitled
to the patronage of every public spirit
ed american but as it advances
it will be of eminent practical ntility'
1t will, Especially if aided by a cener.
al index enable Judges and LAWYERS
to see, at one view, every act which
has ever been passed on any subieo.
and thus conduct them to the happiest
result, in eviscerating the meaning of
the legislature. S. II. therefore ear
nestly wishes that no adverse state Of
things may occur, to arrest the en,ire
completion OF the undertaking.
VIM. w. Hening, Esq.
Richmond, Dec. Q 1909.
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WILL BE SOLD. to the highes, bid
w der, on.Saiurdsy next, the 24th in.
slant, at Mr. OYertoh's brick house, or the
cross street above the Eagle Tavern, and
leading TO the Basin, ssndry artif cs Of
household furniture, &c. Electromagnetic the
estate OF George Watson, deceafd. A
credit Of 60 days will be allowed on all
purchases above $ 90, on giving approved
negotiable no,es
James Lynch, Abr.
Riehmend, February 10. .
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me ioH01oing letters addressed to the
e9'tor, since the publication 0 fthe LIST
p0lume are. from gentlemen eminentiv
qua'.fed to form an opinion of tie
Importance ofthe 1oork.
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FRAMKFoRr, fKen) Januarv

FRANKFORT, (Ken) January 20.
The wintry blast of Death
&C Kills not the buds of virtue=No. they
spread
4" Beneaih the heavenly beams of brighter
suns
/" Through endless ages, into higher
powers
DIED, on Friday the 18th inst in the
25Id year of his age. after severe illness
o! four weeks, TARLToN RAILEY. second
son OF MIR isham RaiIey, of Woodford coun-
y- 81 =.
1t is but justice to observe of Mr. Railev
that his WORTH had secured him the friend
Snip and esteem of all vino knew him. He
was an emblem of virtue, and adorned bv
'hoss noble traits which concentre in the
good mans bosom. He had Just connie
ted MS education, and his BLOOMING ren;
US offered to his afectiouate parents a
pleasing reward for their care and anxi.tv.
While we lament his early dissolution. a
remembrance of his many virtues Will az
lord pleasing consolation to his mourninp,
parents and friends.
| p" We are uslhorised to saw thai
Coz. MATHEW CnEATaAM, of Chester.
Held, viii be candidaA al The Senatorial
election 10 be held In April next, for a
member to represent the s,ria COMPOSED
otthe counties of Cumberland, Ihes.er.
field. sc. q
|
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NOTICE /!

THE partnership of John & Rober,
l. Gamble Jr. viii expire on the FIST OF
April nj xt. An those indebted to SAID firm
are requested to come forward and settle
tHeir accounts, as longer indulgence cannot
be given. Those having claims don the
firm, wall please present them Er pay.
ment.
John G.. Gamble.
Robert Gamble, Ir.
Richmond, February IL, 1910. tia