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e ,siirrso- court ne-Sinr.r- 4
hn:lei MT Sssunsoa, December litn, 1911.
Craven 'cy,on, administrator of Joia
pe,ton, deceased, f Pici;,:E
ac I'M! 80
William Wood, Defendant
1871, 10 be heard on the BILL exhibits aud proceed
ings had .ag,inst the defendant il APP
pesriny to the satisfaction of the corr. that the con-
dtoaa. decree rendered tins at the Noves,-
Der term, 1870, has been duly served the delenf
ant previous to the commencement OF tbs term and
the SAID defendant s.lfang to appear and answ er
the piainthts bill the court doth proceed decree
the matter thereof a.ane. him-lt is therefore or.
3cred cad Gscreca, that tho defendant do pay Cnts.
the plaintiff the sum of one hundred and Forty dollars
w,tl, per cent ilerss, thereon, from the Doth ay
OF June, 1905, till pail subject to q credit egreed bv
the pitts ~oanse OF forty dollars, Of the date 9th
]nly, tSii-and also that the sal delft payunto the
p.tf his costs BY hia expended in prosecuting this
suit And it is further ordered aud dccreed, that
eaiess the money with interest and aforesaid BE-
paid to the plit before the list dag ct February
lcxt, then the defendant shall deliver 10 Aieyandcr
Garrett and Thomas Kelly, one Of them, the ne
gro Joseph, in the kill mentioned, and that the
said Garrett and Kelly, who are hereby appointed
commissioners for that rurpose ethe. d! whom may
act, alter advertising the time and p,c OF safe, ip
six weeks, in some convenient newspaper, and at the
door OF the court-aoUsc of Albcmarle county, some
court day, do proceed to sell the sail negro public
auction, for cash, and AFTER i..rayny the costs and
of the proceeds thereof the payment of the money
interest and costs herein tice,ced, and the balance
thereof, if any that they pay to the defendant KS
ordcr.
A cory. Teste,
HENRY j. PEYToN, {. c.
Pitts. costs see IL cents.
The Parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified, that on Saturday the 4th of April
next, shall, at the Tavern now occupied bv W.ia,n
G. Corner, in Charlottesvic, proceed to sell, for
cash, the negro Joseph, in the decree mentioned.
ALEX. GARRETT.
Feb. 10. w6w
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GALES at AUGTION.-On Wcdne s.;av the id,
~ March, will be sold, the late dwelling house of
Mrs Elizabeth Page. decd. all the HOUSEHOLDS
* KITCHEN FURNITURE, belonging to her es-
tate, consisting Of Tables, Chairs Sideboar. Beds &
Bedsteads, sc. i'll excellent preservation.
= r''' s-len' q! s.::s so1o. ninety days
dit-under $50, cas--isy order OF the administra-
tor, JAMES BROWN ir T. NJ
Feb e5. ids
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JOHN FOX
JOHN FOX,
THOMAS RICHARDSON.
Richmond, Jan. 2J. wifi

VE'HE subscriber conscious, that with the aid of a
n active and experienced partner the interest OF
his friends viii lc better attended to than il could he
,y an Individual, has formed partnership with Mr..
Tbpmas Richardson, under the firm OF Fox & Rich
hr'ison With acknowledge to those who have
heretofore favored hin! with their confidence he as
sures tlcm he vii; continue his best cxertions
70 deserve il, and hopes for continuance of ueir
fayors- JOHN FOX.
Jan. %. ytf
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r. , ANYWAY from the Subscriber on the tirss ,iay
a. OF March 1911, light mulatto man named
OAKLAND, a Blacksmith by trade, about % years
oil age, five feet eight or nine inches high, hc
raised in King Wiain County, and may attempt to
go to that place 1t thought unnecessary to describe
his clothes he has doubt changed them; whoever
will apprel,end the aforesaid mulatte, sesure h;r
in any Jail SO that get him again, shall receive Fifty
Dollars and all reasonable charges paid if brought
home to the Subscriber, living Charlottesville AL
bcrmarc County, and State of Virginia, by
REUBEN MANSFIELD.
FEBRUARY e5, 1919. 6tp
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COPY. Teste,

q SROCERIES-Nowl landing from on board scl,oo-
N ners American Eagle and Indian Hunter, from
New-York-
10 Hhds. New-Orleans Sugar
Is MuscOvado DO
10 n. r. Rum
6oo0 lbs. prime Northern Cheese
60 Bags Coffee
90 qr. chests Imperial Tea
90 Young Hyson
10 Crates assorted Stone Ware ta
20 Faggots Crawlcy Steel, and
10 Tons assorted Iron.
The above articles vii, be sold at moderate adj
vance for cash, or to punctual customers.
SHELTON & FINNEY.
February o. WOW
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y pursuance Of deed OF trust, executed to me
by Brs'xton Craddock, OF the city os Richmond.
bearing date the thir,ie day of JULY 1871, shall
on Thnrslay the twenty -sixt'' day Fl month,
(Aiarch 1879 sell at public auction, tor ready mo-
ney, ON the premises. House and t,t OF Ground in
the said city OF Richmond, occupied by Wm. Earr
at the time ut the date OF said deed, opposite the
courthouse in said city, running down the street
to the lot adjoining Mrs Aliens, which lot is denoted
in the plan of said city, by the number for
the purposes OF paying of money =, the said
decd OF trust mentioned, and the expeners sttenng
the drawing, recording and execution Of the said
deed of trust.
NATHL. SHEPPARD
Feb. e5. cntJs
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E1tOR RENT, near the Capitol, the house belong
n ing to E. Randolph, esq. aud lately occupied by
the subscriber. Apply to Mr.. George Greenhow,
or to L. H. GIRARDIN :
February 81. wew
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Feb. is.

20 virtue Of deed trust, executed to the sub
AD scriber, by William Hutchinson, the fourth
DAY oil NoyenbeT. 1896, to secure the payment Of s.
debt therein mentioned, due to John Sheppard, win
be sold to the highest bidder for ready money, at
the court house OF Henrico county, on Monday the
second day Of next monh, being Henrico court day,
a negro man named Peter.
BEN. SHEPPARD, Trustee.
February IS, 1912. ids
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VaVHE subscribers having associated themselves in
y business under the firm of Fox s. Richa,4son
beg leave to make tender OF their services to their
friends and Use public in general, in the Commission
Line, AMI nope TO obtain share Of public patron
aye, winch X shall be their constant eudeayour to
MGR
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o. The quantity Of matter contained in the Jour-
nails and Laws exceeds byneary Fifty per cent. that
OF any preceding session within our recoection.-
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STOR SALE.--At the late residence of Mrs Eliza
n beth Allen deceased, in the town of Manchester
on Saturday the Tth day ofneAt month, (Marcl) the
personal estate OF the deceased, consisting Of house
hold and Kitchenfarniture, amongst which are some
good Beds, Bureaus Tables, Chairs, &c. &c-At the
same time will be hired out till Christmas next,
several likely negroes; Terms of sale are for, all sums
under Ten Dollars cash, all other saesa credit of
six months, the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, all persons having caims against the estate
will please to make them known by the day of sale,
and those who are sindebted requested to make
payments. WILLIAM BHOWlJ, Admir-
o
ELIZABETH ALLEN
Feb 1879. St?
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February o.

A I a Chanccry District Court held in Williams
: a burg the 31st day of October, 1Si1.-James
Ross surviving partner of James Ross and Oyerton
Cosby Merchants, and partners trading under the
mercantile firm OF James Ross and Co. Of Urbanna.
!. Pr.
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=
. following.GOc
80 sacss Salt, mostly Liz
yerponl She'd
1900 lis. Coffee, mostly
green
SIS crate: assorted queens
WARE, stone ware, loose
ardin tihds.
50 barrels New-England
,llu,n
w. 7. do. sts Us
Brown Sugar
Loaf do.
baltimore Whiskcy
Csi';,ther's and Eey-
bnrn's re titled Whis-
KEY in barrels aud tier
ccs
Ncw-Yo~'s prime and
Ncw-Or.eans Pork
Clipt and whole iier-
riegs
Swc'lcs and country Iron
castings
German, Crawicy and
B.isterc,l Steel
Window Glass
China in small boxes
Hall pint and pint tum-
blcrs
Wine glasses
September 90.
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~ Errdtunl in the sketch Of the Laws passed by
the Legislature Of VnginiaIn the statement of the
substance of the Act Concerning suinesses," strike
out the sentence; " a protection similar to this also
extended to witnesses called upon to give evidence
gainst persons charged with other offenccs and in
sert the following; "No confession or statement
which any witness may have made, in the course of
legal examination before any competent tribunal, is
to be used against him in any criminal prosecution
whatever, other than prosecution for perjury
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Prohibiting the DIR wing OF any priv.ts iatesy nt'c
iodering oil any thing 20 be rahlrd playe cd t,r
under pain OF forfeiture OF the oil inoaey iat,Tl-
cal To be>raised ty sdei, lottery or rattle. Is5 To
amend act enttled, an Act incorporating. N con-
pany tnpave rosi, from the western extremity of
the iiule River Turnpike road through, Asl.',y's
gap to Shenandoah river 1876 An act supplemented 10
act entitled concerning: taxes lands. l27
Releasing to Moses and James Miller the conrnon-
weaths right to certain lands therein rnentioncsi
i27 Concerning forfeiture in Of suicide. Kcin-
gushing to the h'srs &c. OF all persons, who have
heretofore died by suicide, any caim OF the commons
wealth to the estates rea, or personal oe sc deccas-
ed persons; (eSeept Il. where hquests have
becnarcay fos.d) and abolishin, for the any
forfeiture IN cshscsiuence ct suicide. Passed Feb.
9Th, 1919 a-, taking effect from the passing there
of 1ss Ccncerniag the Literary fund - requires
The clerks OF the several superior and inferior
OF this commonwealth, before the first Of Jay
next, to furnish the auditor Of public accounts, and
the agents OF the Literary Fund la the ,ral counties
and corporations, with accurate lists Of all fines and
endorsements, imposed assessed, IN thcir respec-
tive courts since the second of February, 1910, and
now hy law appropriated to the sail fund lit also
requires the said clerks scmi-annuallv thereafter to
.ufnsh in like manner, such lists of all Ecs imposed
or assessed, during each antecedent period OF six
months. BY this act the recovery IS authorised, on
motion in a summary way, of all monies due to the
Literary Fund from any public officer, with interest
at the rate OF fifteen per centum per annum; the
President and Directors empow cred to investth
monies belonging thereto in bank stock, and annu-
ally for seven Years come SCH, for :e benefit of
the said fund, To any person persci, the right of
raising by lottery exceeding thirty thousand
dollars. 129 Authorising the Executive 10 give atd-
lienal compensation to collectors OF the revenue
in certain $50 Authorisng the Bank OF Vir-
ginia. and the Farmers Bank OF Virginia to make
loans tn the government of the United States 15f
Concerning General George Rogers Clarke. Direct
ing the Executive to present to this celebrated hero
OF the revelation (wl,o is old, nfirn and poor)a
sword, of the Virginia Mandatory, with suitable
device; and allowing him. out Of the public treasury,
the sum OF four hundred dollars Immediately, and q
pension OF four hundred dollars annually during his
life.
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-1ri-.r.I.sM SrsArAnr, ,as,,r &C s.. :

AIsfc Sas 10Y r1fc ths
)3, r,i1s
Glars sli. cellars
Race. an,' ground r;osc,
Spice, NutneEs, Alum
Salt petre, hd,go
Chocolate, liciMstone Is
Rice, Mustard
Imperial and Gunrowde.
Tea
Powder and Shot 81
Snuff r.
Ivory Combs
LoSwood 81
Writing aud Printing pa.
per
German Rolls
Sack bags and sacking
Ravens Duck
Romal Handkerchief
american ndnufdcfu,
e.t Goods, vts:
Bed ticks
DIAPERS
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4 Pursuance of Decree of the County Court of
a Richmond in Chancery, bearing date the I'd day
OF April, iSii-Wil be exposed to public sale, at
Richmond Court House. before the Tavern door on
the Cd day of March next, being Richmond Court
day, the TAVERN s. LOT now occupied by John
How, at the said Court-IIoise, a PLANTATION
containing three hundred and seventy seven acres,
near the courthonse adjoining the lands of Mrs Gil
borne and Robert Ferguson, and such articles of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, stock of Cattle,
Horses, Hogs, &c. may now be remaining and
iound-whieii are mentioned in Deed of Mortgage
from the said John How to Vincent Jackson, row
deceased. The sale will be for ready money to sa-
sfy the representative of the said Jackson, the "a
mount recovered by the aforesaid decree against the
sold, Iol,n
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Az IGHTH DRAWING of the William & Mary
"a College Lottery of 90 Numbers.
81, SO, 80, 10, rs.
The Ninth Drawing will take place TIE 9Th March
next.
Orders for tickets will be received by Messrs g.
& II. Waite, aud Judah Sc Lazarus, in NcwYorS &
Baltimore.
SIMON BLOCK.
Richmond, Feb. IA. If
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ESHlS is to givenotice to the creditors of Danl g.
a VIM Guerrant, that dividend of money will
be made for their benefit at Cara, on Friday the 9th
ofncxt month.
VIM. NJ. THORNTON,
Agent foy the Irastcrs Of Daat
and HIM. CRerTasf.
Feb. IS. SIP
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In act 10 a5teas the hIps concerning the S46eyi,
Courts nj Ch05iceyy


he Richmond Clancery court is TO have only ty,o
tcrna in every year, OH tie LIST OF Lrnuarv a,S ON
ihyist Of JUNG. eaei term 10 continue until t bns
mss OF the court shall be fully completc,l- 1l pro
ross whether Or{iaal, mesnc or final issuing fam
any s'oerior court OF chsncery, % be rnade rctIr,
sDie 10 the Is Monday in moSth after the ,,a,l
OF snch process, or to such day in e next term os il
prescribed hy law, st the option Of the D.rty sui,c
oa soel process; provided that If process isniaic re-
t'Wnsbe to The LIST Monla in my month. there shall
not be fa0re than 80 lays between Tie tcsic auJ re-
tYrh 'lsy 81 such prOceSs, &c.--Wbcfc any r,rson
pf'i.if or defendant in sHY suit dereAiiuy shail he
deal the clerk dating the Of tic e,tr may is
sie Prper process IT, bring into COZ 70 r.irascf,-
1st'es ~ sch deceased pcfsnuf u irerros mis-; "a.
Ring bits for eDdcsscd Orders of pa'lsaG n, a,s;osl
a.seoi ieufaas, ordars to proceed IN tie names
o. The representatives OF deccas~d persons ttav he
sHtere p rules held 10 fhe eierSf "iice subject 10
I've cpntr'nd ot IL court W the SAME frsnser ths,
or rr1Scs A1, '.'G raiss subtle, ~ suoi,
9, .ttv
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ped, shall, ior the frsl oh'ence, be put Under
such stoppagcs of pay as such court martial
shall adjudge, not exceeding the one half OF
one months pay for any such offence but
such offender may, moreover, at the. discre-
tion OF such court martial, be confined under
guard, on allowance of half rations, any length
of time, not exceeding ten days for any one
offence, or may, at the discretion Of such
court martial, be publicly drumcd out of the
army.
SEC. 7.-.fnd be it further enacted, That
Tie sum of one million of dollars be, and the
same is hereby appropriated, 10 be paid out
Of any monies in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, towards defraying any expenses
incurred by virtue Of The provisions Of this
act.
SEC. s.-.Hnd be ii further enacfed, That
this act shall continue and be in force for the
term of two years from the passing thereof,
and no longer. Ii. CLAY,
Speaker Of tie House u Representatives.
VIM II. CRAWFORD,
Presidcnt of the Senate fro. tenahore.
April 10, lsl2+APPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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THE LOAN.

WE are happy to state, that the subscrip.
,ions TO the Loan authorised Ly Congress at
their present session amounted, during the
TWO days the books were open, viz on the lst
and Cd Gays Of May, to about six millions of
dollars. No doub, therefore remains that in
the course Of few weeks the whole stock in
the market will be taken up I; at least before
1t Is wanted Tor the current expenditure. We
do not see upon what ground some Of the
federal prints so loudly exult at what they
term the failure of the Loan. Without STOP
ping 10 apalyse the motive which would induce
uxultatiCn at such a circun stance, had it
really occurred, we deny that there has been
any failure. Had not cent OF the Loan been
subscribed, the result would only have prov
ed that monied men could obtain more than
per cent. per annum for their money. Fed
eralis,s should recollec' that their attempts,
during the administrations Of Washington
and Adams, TO borrow money at six pr. cent.
proved wholly abortive-so much so that not
dollar was ever subscribed under an act au-
'horizing loan of FIVE millions at per cent.
When the General Government is compelled
10 resort TO loans az eigh. ne, cent. 10 obtain
money, VIC will at acknowledge that the federal!
lists will have reason TO cxuIt (admitting for
arguments sake such matter TO be ht SUBJ
iect Of uxultalion) that the credit Of the gen
eral government, under Republican admin
istration, is reduced as low as it stood during
the period to which we have already referred,
when, 10 save The government from absolute
disgrace, resource was had 10 loans at pr.
cent. Comparisons arc said to be odious.
butt contemplating the amount of subscrip-
tons to the present loan, we certainly feet
some qualification at the result, when we
compare j, with the utter inability Of any ad-
miaistra,ion. before this day, to borrow cent
from individuals at an interest of six pr. cent.
When we have more room TO spare, re shsu
agsin edyer, 70 this su5;ce,.--ib.
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AN ,C /
JAMES MADISON.

For the relief of the Officers and Soldiers
who served III the late campaign OH
the Wabash
de. ~ enacted By the S-ndte and Hoase Of
I'D Rca.esentauvrs of ne United SatcS ef
I'm vtca ia Congress assembled, That the Off
GERS, ACCORDING 10 the rank assigned them,
and which tney held ON the seventh day of
November, one thousand eighl hundrcd and
eleven, thc non ON ,nissioncl Ulcers and sol
diers ot the volunteers and militia, and the
legal representatives or those who were killed
or died Of their wounds, composing the army
that served in the late campaign ON the Wa
b,sh against the hostile Indians, shall receive
the same compensation which is allowed by
law for the militia OF the Uoi,ed States wnen
r,lied into actual service OF the Unitei States.
>Se. 2g-.fld be H further eaacted, That
- i ,ers, according to the rank which they
aei I, as aforesaid, the non-commissioned OH
ccrs and soldiers, of the yoiunteers o. militia,
mo served in the said campaign, and who
we're killed Or died ot wounds received IN said
service, leaving willow, or III no wdow,shaIl
have left child or children, under the age
OF sixteen yrars, such widow, o. 1t no widow,
sucn child or chlldrcn, shall b, entitled t.,
and receive the hail OF the monthly pay to
which the deceased was enhled M the tim,
of his dea,h, or receiving the wound of whic
he died, Zoe and turing The term oi FIVE years
an m casc ol the death or intcrmartiage oi
such widow. before the expiration ot the
term Of Eve years. the half pay, for the re-
lnaindet D, thc term. shall g TO the child Oh
childeen of such deceased officer or soldier,
whilst under the aye OF sixteen years /; and in
Hke manner the slowan,c 20 the child or chli.
drcn Of such deceased, where there is no wild.
ow, shall b. pad no longer tan While mere
is child or children under the age aforesaid :
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SEC. 5.--.fnd be h further enacted, That
nothing in this act shall be construed 70 repeal
the fourth section Of tho act, entitled An
act for laying and collecting duties on imports
and tonnage within the territories ceded to
the United States, by the treaty OF the tbir.
ticth of April, one thousand eight hundred
and three, between the United States and thr
French Republic and for other purposes )
and that the collection district shall be and re-
main thereby established.
SEC 6.-.4nd b. IL further enacted, That
this ac, shall commence and be in lo-ce from
and after the lhirlie,h day Of April, 1872
ii. CLAY,
Shraker Of Me House Of Rehresen'aHUes.
VIM III CRAWFORD,
PreSidem V fhe Senate PRO fcmhore. r
April s, 1912 APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
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AN ACT

For the relief OF Thomas Wilson.
DEt enacted by the Senate and House Of
ID Hrhrp~rntauves of tie Umted States Of
.qm rica, m Congress assembled, Tha, The
accounting officers OF the department. Of war
be, and ,hey are hereby authorised 'nd requir-
ed 10 andiI and settle The account of Thomas
WILSON, for ezra compensation Tor rauons
furnished the detachmen's Of the troops OF
the Unlted States, 81 new posts In Louisiana,
and tia, they Apow him for any unforeseen OF
unavoidable expenses, which he shall adducc
evidence 10 p,ove he incurred by furnishing
the said rations III. CLAY,
Sheaker Of the H,nse IF Representatives..
WM III. WFORD,
Prsident # he Sena'c, pro. trmhore.
April 8, lsl2-AppRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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For the relief of Thomas Orr.

TIE IL enacted by the Senate and House o
ID Rehresentatives Of the United &dfeS u
.hmerica, in Congress assembled, That Ihom-
as Orr be, and he is hereby confirmed In the
purchase Of tho southeast quarter ut section
No. aevep, township seven, and range TWO IN
the Weubenyille district, at the rate OF eight
dollars per acre, and that the sum OF three
hundred asd twenty dollars paid by the said
Thomas Orr on account OF the purchase
money of the said quarter section on the four
teentn day Of January, one Thousand eight
hundred aud six, snail by the register and re-
ceiver of puolic monies of the land office Tor
the dlstrict aforc said be placed 10 his credit
and be considered the Fl ST instalment ot the
purchase money due on said quarter sccuon !;
snL tn.t the iurrher sum OF one hundred and
fiy.elght dollars and eig!ty-iyc cents PAID
by Mnln Andrews on the fOuith day oi M"y.
one thousand CT mt hundred and eleven, OF
accouo, Of the purchase money of said quarter
section, shai! by the register and receiver a.
foresaid he iced 10 the credit OF she said
Thorn - Orr, and be considered as part ot
thu second instalnenl, which shall become
du. nd payably Oh account OF the pure
money 1ioresAld quarter section, on the fourth
d,y nf Ma3, one In ,usand eight hundred and
thirteen f; and il the sald fhomss Orr shall
pay the balance on the second insIaimeh' on
the said fourh day Of My, one thousand
eight hundred and thirteen, and me oiiance
oil the purchase money due on said lua"e'
section 10 two eqaa annual instdlments, IN
the sane ,uaunsr as Is provided by law Tor
she purchasers Of public lands the sad
Thom,s Orr, his heirs or assigns, shall DC
entitled TO patent for said quarter section
III CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House Of RchreSentattVes'
WM. IL CRAWFORD,
Presidcn Of me senate pro femfore.
April 8, 1912 l2.--ApPRovEp,
JAMES MADISON.