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January 3.

L.aND-OFF3CE, I6Th Dec. 1914.
conformity with act Of tue General sscmb,,
oil the Commonwealth of Virginia, emitted IN
1ct 70 amend ire se1rrai iaps conce7aas 4 heats"
90 heseoy max It known, that it appears, b, GER
uiicste of the Eschestor of the county of 6nwIJis
,'a DAY received, Tat certain lot OF land containing
oy esumaph one acre snda half situated in the town
OF Petersburg, and of which certain Robert IebIetl
weatt native OF Ensand seized and possessed a,
TIE lime of lis DEATH has been ffnnd bv an ;o., ~
taken before said Eseheator the 21,t day of Oeto
Der 1877, TO have eschested to this wealth
WILLIAM. G. PENDLETON. Rep'r
u The Editor of the National Inteligencer will
insert the above IN his paper, for six weeks successive
y, ana transmit to this department an aHTcLe,gf of
su'h publication. together with his account for nav
ment. Dec 90 s. P"J-
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NOTICM

Hereby rhat sgreeably to the act of s-or
a sress, eutilIe,l An act to provide adationa, r.
venue Ior deirayius the xIences of Government aud
ms'ntainng public credit b laying duties on s,,;i,,
diSuiled within the United States anil territories ,b.re
o. and ny a'i,eiSng the act, laying duties ou licenses
20 ui'h'iers o sprtuCus liquors. pass December Q,
1879, every person who sa, after the first ay OF Fe
hrnaiJ, 1913, dst spirits witi,a the United State. !,
require IN addition to the duty already taken or here
ste 10 be taken by h;rn, pay twenty cents Gallon
o" III spirits distiett alter ar day or subject To thc
limitations m the sad act expressed, TO nay twe,t,
I'VE cents gallon on all such spirits in which case M
license IS required 20 be taken aud that spreeably ~
Ia" sad act bond is required, previous TO th, r,;d
Day I've gwen to the Collector, ard other duties re-
our, i to be pe,iormed under penalties i,resr,;LsI
hatthe dller may b. correctly .,lvise, az the in
ues nenmbent upon him To discharge an abstract ,s
Ve several acts OF Congress, snbeetig stills ard boil
es, nnd spirits To dnty, has been prepared, aeoy ms
which, s'i!' the annexed oins of state mems ,ro-d
from q Ss''r will lie furnished to him by ,ls foIss
tor GA de Vaini Se"~
The Collector VIII also furnish On demand. b.nk
nons and such other blanks will enable tle ,liy,i
lew comply viii, the several provisions OF law
Dated at my Office in the City OF RichmoRd. 9th
day ii Dec 1914 ~'"'
VIM d. TAYLOR, Collector
ter the eighteenth Collection
n. Ga Dsufci, of Virginia.
- - vSv
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IMPORTANV'

70 MN UF,dCTURERS.
VsNHE SUBSCRIBED, i.tends shotl, to keen on
4 hand, all kinds OF Machine Cards for Cotton
c"'n'noa aud Merino WOol.-Ssid Cards will be manu-
Iac!ured by the trm of Uoodcock, Salfh S5Co in
Leicester, Massaehnset,s and wariantcito be of th,
hrs, quality, and will be sold on reasonable For
quality Oh the Cards, please cal on Mr. Richard Harris
OF itiehmond, or MIR. Joseph Haywood OF Petersburg
All orders directed to the Subscriber will he promptly
attended to- r'
JOHN A. SMITH, Agent for TIE
January g. ~,
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TAKE NOTICEJ
n TF4CUIl7EjB-

WHC is rel qNahfcd 10 fcaeh Lati7. Cir
oSrehbg and d'1hmefick, and ,yould IKE 10
be e1tloyed about haLfbts HDe in feachi1g a
le7v chitdren m q nitrate Ian1iv, and me- o.
Mer my IN learaing and aftendizgfo 6usi-
ness ~ commercial netfre, mug he4, Of
sueh Sif~atfon on Gflhcasioa 90 The hri4.
Jam1ary n m
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TIE SyIEBrrrs

The een"t'es OF Su,ry, Isle ci W ght and Prince
~ ec~ye, composing Senatoria, District OF the
eoo"ues oil Charlotte, HALIFAX aud Prince Edward,
composing another District oil ,he counties oil Glou-
Dsr'ct OF the eoontes 81 Spotsyivania Orange, Nc,
nsnn anu .upeper, composing another Disire, OF
tne ',9nues Oh Lo."lonn and Faqu'er, composing spu-
ther District; aGdof the counties OF Fr.ierck Bcrke-
ley, jefferson, Hampshire and Hardy, conposn. ano-
uer D'strlct' winch several Districts constitute tic
20 LASS OF The Senate oil rsin, requested To take
notice hat an election in rotation to be held on tc
c"uI - sM Their respective counties, ia the month at
hrlli nSAt Tor the election oi Senator, 10 reprsn,
each OF The said Districts in the General Assembly for
four years next ensuing.
THEo. IIANsFoRD,C s.
JAMS. w,t
2 N CHANCERY.--Ilecslenbulg County Court.
! 18th December. lstA-
John Stevcns and Huzzv his aie. formerly Uuz,x
hirhricS, and one OF The children OF John HindricL
oeeo; Pidina6S
Anderson Pascal, executor Of John Kindriek, John
ratr'ek aoo Sally bis wife, John Kindrick JOIN,
frce and Betsey his wife, Joshua Dinkins and Obe-
d'enee his wife, James Dnkus aud Lucy his wife
john Beard aud Sally his wife, John Cunning CHAM.
f1uLY Cunningham, Jacob Cunningham, Rebecea
l. Cunningham, George Cunningham, .,of,:, Bow
down and Betsey his wife Edmund Khdrict, Rich
ard kiudrick, Sarah Krhrick Dennis Kindrick
lanes kipdrick srd Polly kndrick, defendants
mr. ce'cndants. Except Anderson PASCAL! OK Gu
" '''" Ni"'eaJ not having entered then app
pear'nce according 20 the act oil Assembly ana the
rules OF tins court, and appearing 10 the satisfaction
oil The court that they inhabitants OF this state
or The motion OF the plaintiffs by their sttorney-h il
ordered, That they appear here on the 6rst dsy of
warren court next, and enter their appearance, aud
answer the plaintiffs billand that COPY of this order
be inserted IN one OF the newspapers printed in Rich
mond, for two months successfully and that another
copy thereof be posted at the front door of the court
house of the said county.
copy Teste,
EDWARD l.. TADB, C. C.
January 3. wynn
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eANAWAS from the subscriber in the night az
,ne zgth September last, Negro Maa named
JEhRi, about 20 years of aye, abot feet a ;,,c..
hlsn very black, large white e,es high forehead.
s'"i scar on tts outer corner al ce OF lis eyebfss
WIoh may be discovered upon Dear cxalnination'
sne|sh ms upper teeth and gums very plainly when he
smiles; had On when he went away, blaei ,rooJ 10,
an hdlerent cotton shirt, great coat of cotton and
yarn new pair OF overss cotton and tow fits enc
pecte, nc nay have obtained free pass The above
Ie""'" OF SO will he given to any person who will
deliver the above runaway to me. or sreu, ' =.
some J@a SO thst get him. giving Information tereof
Cumberland, Jan. T. o,,s.pc,
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The SUBCRII;ER

EsiDiNG at Pridesvillc, (in the county fame.
Ae hs,( live miles west of.e courthouse viii con-
, v;Il h B9ardng School, the ensuing year, where he
eaiy, History, Geography Mathematics hIi,bmesc
@s; he price for board will be $50 per gear TUT;
on S2s, one third ofthe board and one half ofte I'm,
non Is que The ist Of layhe balance at the expira
students hndIng their beds, bedding & candles, Ibe
seaoQI wl commence the 18th January, and end the
zVth december. Pupils entered, will be eonsiiera5
rs engaged Tor the year. unless shorter period is spc
commollousaDd in the perfo,nanceor he n,o"
subscriber pledges himsefto be no less attentive m t
morals oil his pupils, than to their advancement in l;
t .eI"y Improvement Letters addressed 60 the SubscrI
directed TO Afneha courthouse, will be attended
JOHN L. TONNES.
-" ept20thJ
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THE PUBLIC

A IKE respectfully informed, that the PRIs.r r.nrs.
"a senting fepTe'
:, Fk.fNCISCO'S REN con TIRE
with the British, is complicated and viii h., d,,o,
IN tt's city TO Subscribers in a few days.
fr9Il the justly acquired celebrity and tae,ts os
tn ar. Enwl' ehe Ensrayer, the publishers Natter
themselves That ibis production of art will not fs,I
short OF the public expectation ''' 'A''
JAMS !" f-'o FIX:
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THE SUBSCRIBER

nv iEN% procured gentleman Of approved abl;.
- y and experience, proposes to open Schoaj ~
anhps,on III which will be taught the Greek, Latin
~ tencn languages, together with the ysrio,.
branches OF an English education The school will o.
Zen on the sn OF january, and terminate on the 2ld
december There will be vacation from The It A.
70 e ist Oeto'er The terms fer board, tuition.
&c w be Sl40, payable half yearly in advance: escS
Dcarder finding his own bed. Parents who may ,b;r+
proper 70 entrus their sons to his charge may rest as
sured' at due attention shall be pad to their ronr,js
A'u every eAeruon used to advance their education
Ampt-IIilI, Chesterfield. LIT
DPceniler
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BANK OFVIRCINIA
F.aR.nERls' BANK OF VIRGINyq

d Viz. President md Directors have this ,Io,- ,eoI,>
a ed dividend OF 81 per cent on the caira stoas
Tor TIE last SIX months, which, alter the usual lctic
on account OF the States Shares, Viii be pad to th.
stockholders On the 10th inst ~ '''1
jan 8. - go = o. IL ~ Cash'r.
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w h .sS. I'D Io HI/iE ignechate5, f5rr t;,asyi.s
w strong, actre and intelligent BGck III, -
~sq,K(of ne RcirDsnd U0io1l IN, Ftgnace ~
1t/Iie 'fdn, 1eio IS 7oeR acquainted 4s4fh ne I3s
pid b"ek-paItss 6'ts1ess, ind 4Oho IL cq6a5Lc AZ
';sr e,aTge % satrs @iet Those u lie a5o7.
ParkhiIi, Sa6hqto7 T. ca.
~ H. Coa9 peidJ0r Od CoBpef., Brass ami J,s,.
I1. Nm 10. RI s
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RUMFORD ACADEMY-

TIE death Of Mr.. L. Atkinson, hauinp de-
frlUcd this institution Of the imhertant SER
U'ceS onhcihdfed from THIS amia6ie man e.
ACCOMPLISHED teacher,
lCHAkD HILL announces his intention. To pro-
Z seeute the duties assigned TO him in the forne,
Mlsneensnt' VIZ 1.-THE teaching OF reading, writing &
arithmetic on the Lancastran sy stem and IN add;i;o
thereto, the instruction of class in each of the fol-
loving branches of education, viz 1.-The English
grammar Geography, with the of the globes, histo
King William county,
Deceinher o. wSw
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q otlCE i'herety given by an act Of Con-
: gress entitled An act to provide additional re-
venues Tor deirsyinB the expences of Government,
ana maintaining the public credit by duties on Sales vt
hucuon and on licenses to retail Wines. spi,itums
liquors, AMI foreign merchandise, and for increasing
u,e rates OF postage" passed sd December 1914. a1
aoaipona duty OF one hundred per ceutum on Sales ut
Auction an additional duty Of Fifty per centun on IL
cen'es to retaersare laid to take effect from the fir,
day Of February, 1915.
Coniormabyto which, that can be inspected at this
Once new oblIsationsare imposed Auctoneers and
the said additional duty on license, 10 n b
pad ON written application to be made by them as
wen by those who have obtained icencesfJr periods
extending beyond the fret day Of February 1gi5 rs
oy others IN the WAY therein prescribed agreeably to
forms, which can be obtained tom the Collector "
Given under my hand, at my office IN the CITY If
Richmond, this Goth Dec. 1914 "
VIM ID. TAYLOR, Collector
oil Revenue, Tor the eighteenth Collection
~. ., District OF Virginia
'cO' ~ w4w
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BLsq.NkiS
FCf SILK az ne office of Richie anG
7Saehsarf.
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CHANCEkH. --Mecklenbuig County Court.
! 18th December 1914
William iiollIway and Bennett Holway, by his com.
m'ttee William Blbo, Diapns Cox, formerly DAN
ma Holliway, and Nathan Wngfed and Nancy his
VIE, formerly Nancy Holliway, Plaintiffs
Against
James llnlliway and George HGlliway, Defendants
HE defendants not having entered their appear-
ance according to the act of Assembly and the rnles of
t's Court aud it appearing che satisfaction Of the
oot thst uey are not inhabitants OF this state on the
ea hat they appear here on the first day of March
C~urt next and enter their appearances and answer
the plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of this Order he in
serted IN one Of the newspapers printed in Richmond,
,tr Two months snccessYeiy and that another copy
thereof be posted at the front door OF the
oil the said county. =
"A copy. Tcste,
December % vGvn "
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WAsHIEcToE, Ian Z.
Fyi.dcal opinions were iong divided il the
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20 D0LLARS REV 4 RID

Dec o.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-01
100 Dollars REGARD.

ID AN AWAY from the Raversworta
nN estate, on Sunday the 18th instant,
a negro woman, calling herself BECK
'4RAER, about 90 years of age, 4
bright mulatto, and rather stout. though
not above the ordinary height. She car
ried with her great quantity of cloath-
ing of different descriptions.
Also q negro man banned .aCH.9, be.
tween As and so years old, stout & black,
and having his right hand very much in
inred by fire. From information since
obtained, the girl is believed to have gone
off with white waggoner, from the other
side of the ridge, calling himself Nearby
tie man has most probably pursued the
same Course.
The above reward will he given to any
person who will deliver the said negroes
to me at Ravensworth, and will furnish
evidence sufficient for the conviction Of
yNe'cby-Fifty Dollars will be given for
the negroes only, or Twenty-Five dollars
each.
JOHN GRAHAM, Manager for
William II. Ftshugh, Ravenss
worth.
April %. IF
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and by reference in the policy ,ns.'s a
~ ,,4.oc4 and All bonds. Fl. q.

and bv reference in the policy Ios,'s a
part Of the contract, and all bonds 81 ?.
notes or other instruments or contracts op
this company shall have a special RE
rence.tkereto IN such manner asfkc FFe-
sideDt and directors may direct. sreSst
is hereby expressly declared that ne e''-
gagement can legally be made in TIE y -
Of the said company unless it cont tas:
limitation or restriction to the effect 9, 9e
recited; and tile company herety ri
,pressly disayow all responsibility fsr any
debt or engagement which may be 7 .ae
in their names not containinga limif:.t5;n
or restriction to the effect aforesaid.
.4rticle 16.
The stockholders may at gers1ai
meeting at any time hereafter encreac
the capital stock to any sum not exceed
ing one million, on the principles cc;:
tanned in these articles of association.
article IL.
Immediately on the dissolution of It's
association, prompt and etfectual means
shall be taken. by the directors then CO
listing, for closing all the concerns OF tie
company and for dividing the capital ard
profits which may remain among tie
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s. .nrryG ToMUrINEMRs.

.syaI court marital consisting OF
r. g. Ridgely, President, Capt. K.
Iap S. ~ Lieut.. G. Budd, Lieut.. 3.
j. !, s wgcrall. and Lieut.. D. Taylor, and ].
", simmer Mr ESQ. Judge Advocate, has
Pm :, held on board the q. States frigate,
1 9e,a I hy order Of the Hon. Secretary of
!, Nav. for the trial of thirteen of the
t slew of the letter Of lnarque Vixen, Of n.
S vors',. (which came into this port on the
i l"r~ of mutiny preferred against them
h. Capt. Risbroush.
gThe prisorers were all sentenced to
f,r!e;t all their pay, prize l,eney & emolu-
, ~snts and all except one boy to receives
siig lashes each.-Patriot.
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NOTICE..

A GENERAL meeting of the Stock
IA holders of the Warrenton Compa-
ny. will be held at Thompson's tarern,
at Warenton, on the 9th day of June,
1915, to deliberate concerning the affairs
OF the Company.
By order of the President g. Directors.
!. A. w. SMITH, Cashier.
Arril %. dtot',I.
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SHIP NEWS,
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

CLEARED.
s,;n Wallace. stone,; Gresnock.
schr. Richmond, Packet, Baxter, Geo.
Simon Ur;on. Pitt, New York.
schr. Gea. Scott, North, Baltimore.
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A Great Bargain.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
on Monday neat miU be Sold on the
Premises,
That large and convenient
Dwelling House and Lot Of Ground. ST.
tuated on King-street, between Wash
iugton and St. Asaph-srreets, at present
occupied by Mrs. Washington. Terms
will be made known at the place of Sale.
p. c. Marsteller.
Anril 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-01

LOST
a Ttcetay Dollar Bank Note.
THE person or persons who picked
a up Twenty Dollar Bank Note at
Richard Little's door, may hear of the
owner by Applying at the Office of the.
Alexandria Gazette and will be reward.
ed if required by leaving it there.
May l.. St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-25
Var Department 7th 3anuay, 'St5.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

That separate proposals will be received at
the Office OF the Secretary for the Department
OF War, until IL o'clock at noon, of Tuesday
The last day of this month, for the supply of all
rstions that may be required for the use of the
United States, from the LIST day OF June, 1915,
inclusive, 10 the LIST day of June, 1916, Wig:
AT any place or places, where troops are or
may be stationed, marched or recruited, with
in the state of Virginia.
ration to consist of one pound and one
quarter ut beef, or three quarters of pound
ct sailed pork, eighteen ounces of bread or
Tour, Que gill OF rum, whiskey or brandy. and
Mt the rase OF two quarts Of SALT four quarts Of
vinegar. four pounds OF soap, and one pound
and a BALLOT candles, to every hundred rations.
The prices OF the several component parts of
the ration shall be specified but the United
states reserve the right of making such alteta.
tons, in the price Of the component parrs of
The ration aforesaid, rs shall make the prico Of
each part thereof. baar AUST proportion to the,
proposed price OF the WHO'S ration. The ra-
ions are to be furnished in such quantities
that there shall, AT all times, during the term
OF the proposed contract, be sufficient for the
consumption of the troops tor six months in
advance, OF good and wholesome provisions, if
the same shall b. required.
1t Is also to be permitted to all and every of
the commandments of fortified places or posts. "a
call Tor, ut seasons when the same can be trans
Po'tei. or NJ any time, IN case OF urgency, such
supplies of like provisions in advance. as in
the discretion of the commander ahall be DEEM
cd proper.
1t Us understood, that the Contractor il tn he
at the expence and risk Of issuing the supplies
the troops, AMI that all losses sustained bv
The depre'la,ions of the enemy or by mean,
oil ihe troops of the United States, shall be paid
by the United States, ut the price of the article
captured or destroyed Aforesaid, on the de-
poslti 'Ss OF two or more persons of credible
characters, and the certificate of commission.
ed"ofiicer of the United States, stating the cir.
cums,ance OF the loss, and The amount of the
srticies, for which compensation shall be claim.
ed.
The privilege is reserved to the United
States, ut requiring that none of the supplies.
which may be- furnished under any OF the Dro
posed contracts, shall be issued until the sun.
pies, which have heen or may be furnished
W. Ter The contract now in force have been
consumed. JAMES NONpOE
or The Editors Of Newspapers, who are
authorized TO publish the Laws Of the United
States, in the state OF Virginia, are requested
10 insert the foregoing advertisement
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Eignty-one Copies.

By re-printing certain sheets ofthe FIRST and
second volumes ofthe Weekly Register, eigi.
ty'onc complete files of the work may be per-
fected and they are all that Can be furnished
until the entire first volume, and considerable
part OF the second, shalt be reprinted When
this viii be done, in the present state o! the
times, have no idea of As the expence WI.
be very great. Astkose few copies are Tor SAL
it is desirable to dispo of them as soon d.,
possible, and they who wish complete flies ca
ensure them only by immediate application
They may safely be sent TO any post office i
the United States, at the expence Of the pur,
chaser for postage, at the same rate as for news
papers, Der sheet and the editor will guarantee
their safe arrival, except at the offices in IL,
state of LonisidHG and IN the several terrItoFie.
OF the United States, to- which, it sent, the,
must 60 at the risk oftbe owner
The terms are these, absolute
Before al file leaves tbc Office, t50eHy fpo dol'
lars must be paid for it, as follows:
For the three first years, or yos.up
t. September, 1914. 3 is
the present year in advance to Sept.
1915, :
the extra supplement to vol. S, ]
ditto ditto to be added TO VOLT, /
%
The 9Th Tor first volume Of the present year
iaisbes on the last Saturday Of next mont,
(Feb.)
Brothers Of tho type" editors Of newspa-
Pers, wall oblige by giving tbs above ar inser-
ton.
u Letters addressed to the editor must be
post paid.
II. NILES,
Editor, Wsstly Reyistsr.
. Baltimore, Jan. Is, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-25
NOTICE

THE Public are hereby cautioned against
'aK'ng an assignment Of my bond now In the
possession of Major Joseph Mayo OF this c;,,,
or about $1,000 on which there is a or. ~
, $50, AZ AN prepared 10 settle the same
Tith Other bonds the said Mayo assigned TO
he, and Of which | have given him notice.
The above bond was executed by me with John
snnliff security, aud pay able TO Geo. Cox of
Oh 'sterfield -
u. BROOKS.
Richmond, Dec. 10. 1914
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Patent Portable Hot Bath.

't>tE inventor of this important Medical In
l. provement is now gone to Philadeinhia
IN order to provide competent supply of An.
Paratus-As soon as he oan make the necessary
arrangements, Agents vii, he employed TO con.
fey them throughout the United States.
The price which he at first contemplated
vas ~ dollars to l,rivate Citizens, TO Physici~
lns 100 do.ias For few months however. he
offered them At half price, To those persons who
a'ght afford him their aid, whilst he was co.,.
Getting such facts and testimonies as III. nnb-
lac required. This period is now expired. md
the price in future will be as at first intended.
Those Who are able to pay for it, must admit
these prices to he reasonable.
For the relief he poor, every agent will he
instructed to make provision in their resnect;ve
neighnourhoods. In the city ofRichmond. any
poor person who may need the Bath may apply
10 Alr 'ohn = Shields, Capt. ofthe CITY Watch.
or to MIR. John Maddox, with each OF whom
there will be deposited systsms to be devoted
exclusively 10 the service OF such.
As this intended arrangement is comnla,ed.
lotAication viii be given from tine to time 70
those concerned.
no person will be permitted to see anv ofthe
BATHS, who Is not furnished with proper liz
cense, so as 10 be prepared to grant dispepsati.
ems to every purchaser under the siirnntrjr, oe
me inventor or ms General Agent, ss ever.
known violation of the patent privilege viii he
prosecuted aceording 10 law.
SAMUEL x. JENNINGS.
July 16. q.
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D7eSSrS. James Denni8on and John Prncbetf
Administrators IF Nm. Dennison. dec'd. ?

GEHrLENEN--
You wall take notice that shall on Tuesday
the twenty seventh of December next Mt the
Tavern OF John Hives in the town of Hicks's.
ford in Greensville county and State of VirpIe
MA proceed, to take the dispositions of AIexnp.
der MadiII, John Fisher, William w. Williams
and Edmund Mason, and perhaps others, to be
Court of Chancery, wherein ann Pll;nriR ana
you tbs said James Denaison and John Pritchete
as Administrators of William Dennison de-
ceased, are defendants, when and where Won
you may attend il you please.
am yours. &c.
GEORGE WOoDLEH
GreensviIle, goth Nov 1914. 2m