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ed States, aud punish the crime oi Piracy.
lie 1t rndcte,f Ly TIE Senate ana Honse of Re
personalities ct thr CaifeG Sfates Of smerica III
Congress aSSFn.t'eG, That The President OF the
United States tie, aud here by is. authnt,lcd and
requested 10 employ many OF The ruhir
armed NcS"e Is az, Ia hi> ,,,d ment, the service
haH i'Vuire, with suitable Instructions 10 the
commanders thereof, IL protecting the mel
chant vessels of The United States, and their
crews, from piratical aggrcs siOns and de pred.i-
tIous.
SEE. =. lind be az further enacted That the
President oi The Cuited states be. and hereby
~ authorized In instruct the commanders VI
the pnbiic armed vessels Of the United States
10 snudue, seize, Lake, au,t send into any POI {
OF The United States, amy armed vessel or buat,
or any vessel or boat, the crew whereof shat
he armed, and which shalt have attemp ted or
committed ANY pira,ical aggression, search,
RESTRAINT, depreciation, or seizure, upon any
vessel OF the United States, or OF The citizens
thereof, or upon any other vessel and also 10
fetdhe any vessel OF the United States, or liz
ci'iLtnS. which may have been unlawful
captured upon the high seas
Sec3. dnd Dc IL further enacted, That the
comman'er and crew OF amy merchant vessel
u INC tHiteu Stafss, owned wholly, or ia part,
by "a citizen thereof, may oppose and defend.
against any aggression, search. restraint,
otpFedation, orseIzure, which shall he IA tempt
en upon s"ch vessel, or upon any other vessel
OF any armed vessel whatsoever. not being a
pubic armed vessel OF some nation IN anilv
| WIN Tue United States /; aud may suDdue aud
capture HE same and may also retake any
FesSei, owned as aforesaid, which may have
oeeh captured by the commander or crew of
any such armed vessel and send the same
INTO any port of The United States
Dec. \. Ind be 1t further enacted, That when.
ever any vessel or boat from which auy pratt
cal aggression, search, restraint depredation
or seizure, shall have been first attempted or
maae, shall be captured and brought into any
port or the United States, the same shall al ii
may DE adJudged aud condemned to tileir us G.
and mat OF the captors, after due process and
t!iai, In any court having admiralty inrisdic-
tion, anu which shall be holden for tile d, trict
INTO which such captured vessel shall be
Drought and the same court shall thersspon
oider sale aud distribution thereof accor.
dinghy, and at their discretion.
Secs .. And be IL further enacted, That if any
person OF persons whatsoever, shall, on the
high seas, commit the crime OF piracy, as defn.
eu pS Tue law OF pati0ns, and such offender or
ohenaers snail afterwards be brought into or
iouhd Ia, Tie y. States, every such offender or
ohehders shall, upon conviction thereof be fore
the circuit court ofthe u States for the district
into which he or they may be brought, or in
winch lac or they shall be found, be punished
with death.
sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That this
act s'aiI pc IN force uniil the end Of The he t
session Of Congress.
March ), Tablespoonful,
JAMES MONROE
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sinnvd Tie heHors Of The triumph fer those Who pet.
Termed yiv isus action Oar eouaty, purely Iepubii.
can an ITS institutions, dispeBses no Iewad for pubic
sei'ices cave vniy i,s i,or .hG Alton Aud
long as t5Gse clvthtG With be uaions authotiy ecu.
sd.r the na,oas appreciation as ,heu best reward aad
commune sehsiSeto TIE pias, VI Disne OF public .D
on, ;" ,oss u AZ We Ice assuied that the republic VIII
stand and uuchan.ed.
We hope We snail he nt.ileed Or a moment ia
lug pat culai feeling which eAisis among Nnen
The vanguard Of that a'G,, let loose upon uS,
upon shores IN iSt+, our cay, the home oar
fathers anu chitdTen az peared especially
marked tor des,ruction Had the fne succeeded in s
plans dies. much reason To hri.Nr thai Ga. col.
nc,S nov abound !on woul. aa,e been lsyelied witI
the dust andthc popOa;iVny have dap
ing Oui stteets wOmu hav. been scattered
happIl, II MAS ordered otherwise. That sun, whose
morning beams showed the eneuiy audny his bal
taons, had scarcely passed the inc idan, il saw
the body Ui It's daring Commander nrue back ivless
us ships We were preserved and The tide ofwar iull-
Ell away from us but had too ciUSe view a. huse
Invasion moi 10 follow its direction nh keen soctde
--and, when WIKI vastly Increased power II broke
tie suoft {" toe Mississippi. felt fvr the people
,a,!sJ, IA Tor ouse,es-we feared they feared Tor
ihuss VAC were dear la tasnMe trusted as they
ed ~ t:ie right cause which protected them And
when tile tdtiss Of their delne came and bursts
geneia gIatu aeon arus.-N nc,ai S. sir 10 sgy
"Hn "a nose tGshe They utre miTehd-lhose ie, ings
oi Triumph SIR, have pride preserving. Though
VIC erect no columns ol stone, nor aiches al triumph,
We trust that the iScOettons o elorN IN the bosom of
icemen, Will be moe durable than inscriptions
bic az brass.
We wish you, sir, health aud happiness aud A long
couise Of usetuinesstv your country
10 tshfCh tHr General repiisd:
BALTIMORE, March L.. 1919.
SiRThr honor conferred 10y your pei sona attention
and The appobaury sentiments have expressed OF
M! service, will ever Ice remembered with in.s
gratitude and ssnshy. The troops winch h;..e re.
,iewec tbis 1ai, drawn itOu civil of lite
military ad"r anu patriotism for which cit, is so
hisby DISTINGUISHED affords NE the pleasing reflection
~ 4 the defence o. ont counA csnhded to those who
ehjoi ts liberties, hsues uS security against lie
sion Of any foe.
This oPinon inds its proof In the safety your CITY
preserved by the gallant defence OF your mia-no
n'en fepaedte the field of combat more alarr,-
none ever returned iiom Il with more glory
Accept sir, for yourself ana officers your bri.
gale, assurances of my highest regard and
tiou ANUKkW JACKSON
Brig. Sen. Heath.
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4 AND FOR SALb.-Ihe whole OF the LANDS ut Davi
- Ross, dec 10 The counties OF Campbell Fluyana
are now IN the inaikrt.-1he Campbell lands ma, he
contracted Tor with Mr. Jehn Lynch Of Lynchbuig.
Those ~ Fuvanna (incluaihg Number OF lois in the
town OF Co!umbiaO with Mr. George Holman OF that
county.
considerable proportion Of the CAMPBELL lands and
all the fiuvanna lanhs not before osed Of will he
sold at auction in The pIenth Of February next.-Ibe
terms OF public sale will be fourth cash. the residue
IN three equal annual payments. The particular uAcls
TO be sold publicly with the days aud places OF sale,
win De uuy aaVertised-The lands III Campbell
prise large body which has never been cultivated
Dins generally between seven aud twelve miles fruul
Lynchburs. aud between half mile and six miles om
James river No place IL; the state is believed be
more healthy. and from its situation the heart all
improving aud nonrishing countr, , within one OF two
hours ride OF the thriving town OF Lynchburg, would
afford many agreeable summer retreats for families in
The lower country are also many pieces OF good
wheat ana tonacco land and an excellent stand for
tavern near one OF the best springs below the oun
tains. THOMAS l. BOuLDlN ex'or of ID. Rosa
jan 5. 3u
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: Hemjers Qt thr Prote,f0Nt Episcopui Church

10 the HenjerS Q, the Protestant EpiscopuI Chmrch
ia Virginia.
IN pursuance at The power vested in me, as Bishop,
by the Constitution OF the Church in this Docess 10
call special convention of the Clerical Lay Depnies
al sncb line and piace as ,uay vxpe-
diht berey gave notice, that SPECIAL convention of
the said deputies Is appointed he held in the Of
Pcters6Wrg, or thursday the thirteenth day cT JIoy
and where their aud full
Is respectfully ami urgently requested.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE. Bishop Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church OF Virginia.
Teste....WM. MUNFoRD. Sec'y.
Richmond. March i. 90, I'D
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From tas .1ti,nena, or Spirit Of tae Foyejc,. II.
rag SHEPHERDS INVOCATION TO SPRING.
BV ne -iafkoF oj'fhe Nouice Of SO. Claire.
Lovely Nymph, with laughing eye,
Why delay thy coming why
Haste, Oh iiaste, and let thy feet
Nauder BY my shaded seat:
lightly uip beside my cot,
Dance along each well knewu spot;
And where'er Thy footsteps tread,
See the lowly how're,s spread.
I"ined IN Thy yellow hair,
srnie the daisy, ffetb aud far:
Nhiie ,hinr eyes, OF natchess hue,
NoCks the valet So blue.
ower, the rose upon thy cheek
Move ttaD mortal grace shall speak.
Ndhct Thy parted lips exaie,
tll Nh. perfume OF tho gale.
Neih., ob come, and let ne see,
JOY, aud rope, aud peace, with thee.
Let thS glance with lite divine,
O''r IN, precincts Iaeekly shine
Haste, Oh ! hasten to tue bowl
Bring tIs wreath, aud sTiue the hoW'r,
Sport and the lucid tide,
See the Incadcws IN their pride,
.iaih tie ialnOhihs IA their play
C1uie. thOa losd one, come away.
kdtue's cbOristeIs advance,
t1!ling 10 the i"c,nd dance
Hear tier veiCeS they Iise,
Mailing sweet the waited skies
weary Earth, she waits like ace,
S't, SIZE tungs. she pants for thee.
C,.ae. Oh come thea. balny ping,
All my beauties hthsr bring
Ce;nr and grace this ov'd retreat,
cpsae aud share my rustic seat;
Come, oh ! come. with all Thy charms,
Lor.e, aud bless thy lovers arms.
lh'na otiine nor summers ray
SHAH al. passion melt away,
Or that autumt's yellow hair
Niil to me seem bright or fair.
: hon art a. the op'ning day,
Sn'nnier sets In AutnBn's ray;
Hope Of bliss tbs glances past,
Summer smiles When thou past.
FAR Is autumn with her tnin.
Sweeping DER the loaded pigin;
Fair The crow ded board she brings,
Aud fresh The fruiage of her springs,
VAR IS Autumn, but her charms
So"n are lost IN Winters arms.
I'roinisd hope, thy Joys, my fair,
Sweet as roses la he air.
Haste, then hasten to my bow'r,
Bring The wreath, and bring the hrw'r.
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2SORSE rAVERN....1he subscriber having Oeen
absent considerabe time To the north takes This
methsd 10 inform his friends aud customers generally
that he has returned, and taken the management of his
establishment; and hopes by his constant attention.
give satisfaction TO those who will please favor him
with their custom
Gentlemen visiting their friends in Richmond, or
WIN dfoves OF horses, will find IL their interest 10
leave their horses with him. Having stable equal TO
any IN Virginia, always supplied with of fodder
gram, &c-and will attend in peTson To their good
reatment. ~ RICHARDS
F. 5. would sell an excellent FEMALE HOUSE
SERVANT, with two male children 5 and 10 wears old
~ she could be accommodated with a master town.
Yep. IL. 80. WI Il. Il.
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tDtbLiC SALE. by virtue Of a deed OF trust eAecut-
Il ted 10 due subscribers by Hughes wood.on on the
iotn Gay OF January, 1917 for purposes therein
uoned, ali recorded ia the county OF Fowlaian
WIN De SOLD al pubic auction, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, al Powhaian Courthouse OH the 25th lay Of
Ndrch asu, tract of LAND, lying in The county OF
Pow hatan, on the Buckingham road, about six miles
oeiow Powhalan courthouse, containing 2gI acres;
SO much OF the said land as will be sufficient Ia
SATISFY The balance now due UPON the said deed with
TIE costs 81 carrying the into effect. The title
vested in he subscribers VIII be conveyed to the pur.
chasers. HENRY w. WATKINS
WM. s. DANCE, i'"s'ees'
Feb. 20. p3 xGws
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JAMES MONROE.

An ACT regulating the payments to Invalid
Pensioners.
BE IL enacted By tie Senate and House of Re-
personalities Of tie United States Of america in
Congress assembled. That iB all cases Of appli.
cation for the payment Of pensions 10 iuvaiids,
uuder the several laws of Congress granting
pensions to inyalids, tie affidavit Of two surge
Qua OF physicians, whose credibiiity, as such,
shall be certified b. tie magistrate before
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MARRIED i 1t Vienna New York, on the I'd inst.
by the Rev. T. Siebbins. n. DANIEL BUTTS, of An
eusta, aged Is, 10 Miss ELIZABETH NATION OF the
former place. aged H. Two brothers the eldest u.s.
the Other To- have married mother aud daughter the
mother 81, The dauahterI H.
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NEARSHAL'S SALE. Under decree OF The superior
Iva court OF chanrery for the Richmond district, pro.
nouncFd the 27h day of Juae 1915 therein
depending between The Mutual Assurance Society against
fire on buildings the State Of Vrgisia, plaintiff and
Philemon Gatewood and other defendants will be sold
to the highest bidder at public auction The premises
oH Tuesday the 6t6dy Of 5priinert attweive O'CLOCK
tue dwelling house s0rs-house, kitchen and lumber
house, the south side Of Main street i'm the city
Of Richmond. occupied by Judah Myers and Others
originally insured in said Society by George r. Sras or
such part thereof as be necessary satisfy said
cree and the costs and charges attending The execution
thereof. j. GUERRANT, NJ S. C. c. r.. d..
aa
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Valuable Pycverfy 1oI. ,SaIe

THE subscriber proposes to sell three of Land,
lying IN the county OF Buckingham. The tract on
which lie resi6es miles New Canton James
river. aud ia the neghborood al manufacturing
mills containing about 900 acIes of which are ia
woods, the general character of which good tobacco
land while the land produces COED cgops grain
and white clover. This land intersected by creek
winch has on hordes 90 or 20 of very fertile
Hal gr und. The improvem extensive and vari-
ous, calculated for the accommodation OF large family
andIhe secnren.nt of large crops This property will
be sold privately for which third of the
money will he required the delivery of
and the remainder in Two equal annual payments.
Adjoining the above lisa tract of 2I6 acTes-e wood
land of which will produce ne tobacco The improve.
ments are aoieIabe dwelling house, Other houses and
good orchards.
the waters of Slate river containing 223 acres
in woods and to the culture grain
The two last named tracts Of land will be sold To The
highest Bidder The town Of New Canton on Saturday
ihe ION AprN neat. which the purchaser II be
required 10 pay half of the price in hand aud the
balance in twelve months. SMITH PAYNE.
March OO. .tdsrtf
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NIAKBlE,

LII NLflEOKtI MAkBI-E.
ENHE subscribers having put their Marbie NM in ope.
Il ration, are prepared to execute With skill and dis
patch, orders for chimney niauies heartbs, steps,
tombstones, sls &C. &c. The mill is situated the
bank of James river orders therefore from Richmond,
Petersburg aud Norfolk be filled at little eXpence OF
freight
This It's believed, is the first and only establishment
OF the Kind In Virginia and the citizens have
an opportunity Diminishing themselves with these
full andonameniaI articles OF quality the prOduc-
ton oftbeiT state, the propTetOTs hut iH-
dnige hope that they will pse liberal encouragement.
y. S. Quarter who can come yell recommended
will receive liberal wages.
Samuel Christopher s JOrdan 1infhony.
Lynchburg, Sept. 40. 42..ts
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WILL be paid for tai ing and securing him in jail
" SO tial get him again, INV nian SPENCER, WHO
eoped from me In Chesterfield county the 10Th Of
December last. lie is 26 70 years old about feet
or inches high, toeTaby hIark and has holes IN his
ears. lie robbed the stage between Coal Mines ;.,d
Manchester, "n tue 10th Of December, ana has abo,n 50
dollars III cash with biin....l expect he will make To
some ree slate and u is possible lie has free
hereby orewarn all masters of vessels from employ.
ing said negro at their peril
Febl S7..w6ws DAVID WOoLDRIDGE
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One Huudred DoilarS He,Dnrd.

OHe ntJlNJed DOttnrS (fetDUrH.
- ANAWAY on the 22d Of December last from the
~ subscriber, living in the upper ed Of GOoeband
county, near Columbia, negro man named JOHN
commonly called Jshn Tdnncr--of light comrIexion
somewhat approaching that 81 aark muIatto ; about
10 years Of by profession tanner and shoemaker
ncliged TO be fat has full round face his nose be-
iwseh his eyes 10 very HAT has an engaging connie
nance wheH spoken TO, aud answers questions adroty
u is ptesable he has procured free papers, aud may
cslt himself Charles Barnett and will endeavor to get
passage on hoard e vessel for the northern states.
will give the above reward il taken without this state
and Fi0g Dolk0rS II within this state, for securing him
~ any JAIL aud giving me notice thereof so that get
him again. GEO: W. MLElN.
Fsb.6 s1..a
MOr!CE.-I wish to sell my tract of LAND, lying in
= Powhatan, about six miles below the courthouse,
the main road leading TO Richmond, contrasting
about three hundred acres, and known by the OF
The Jiat Rock. description Of the land is deemed
unnecessary, those wishing to buy will drst view The
land Any proposals made aud dirested TO the at
Lynchbmg, will he attended to.
If,be above lsnd be not sold before the I'D Uedaes
dDV Ia BGreh RcIt, il will that day be offered at
| day ROBERT HAWKINS.
bedford, FEB. o. @..tds
| N1oTICE....Tbe subscriber alone is authorized to
receive the outstanding DEBTS due the late con
| eeTn Of LYLE. SCOTT x SAUNDERS, having been ap
bereoby The superior court ofchancery
sons indebted TO the said concern Will make mipedi.
ate payment, logger indulgence oaunot he afforded.
Dec.S. Q2..u SAMUEL IAIIoR.
| SPANSH HIUES.-We shall receive IN few days,
| - 1000 very prime Buenos Ayres OK HlDEs-wbich
| Willhe sold an reasonable terms, al our store.
| Dec an. TO..n RALStoN q PLEASANTS.
| rENHIRTY DOLLARS REwARD.--RuBawaJ from toe
| subscriber about ten weeks ago, negro nan ADAM,
who has probably assumed the uaine Of Adam Cote.
man. from circumstances, have strong reasons 10
suspect he has obtained free pass. IL very probable
that he Is lurking ~ Culpeper county, fTsm which he
was originally brought Adam is ahouf GO years old,
uaTk complexion slightly inclined 10 yeOw-six feet
hiqb, perhaps little nore spare form, thin vsare
aud more than commonly active for bis age. heahoye
fswafd will he given for his delivery in The county
OF BEDFORD or Ten DoitaTs for securing him in any
Jail, so that recover him. THO: EVERITTE.
jan. "a. 77.W
| NOTiCR.-AH persons indebted to The estaIe of ~.
~ late JOHN LESLIE, dec. are requested man,
immediate payment; and all who have claims agans
The said csate are desired TO present the the
su5scriber 81 The Counting house Of the late John Less
lie. JAMES SCOTT, Ex'or
| Jan. IS, SELF Of John Leslie dec.
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Nh ARSHAi'S SALE.-PursuaEt To a decree of The
Avn superior court OF chancery for The district Of VIII
At the June session 1878 in The
case OF feck and others against Doug be sold
to The highest bidder for ready money the 1871 day
81 Hdrch neat, before the tavern OF robert Ransone
in the county of Gloucester tract LAND In The
said county, near the Olive Branch Westinghouse con
tanning 81 acres less with the houses aud inn.
pioVenienis thereon. RIO: LIVELY, ID. ~.
Jor b. ". Pryor, III. ~. G. ID. C..
Feb. 10. ~ falIws
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from
the subJcTiber living in BEDFORD county, the Sh
Dec. a negro man named NED-Datk complexion
stout mad, about6 ttet high, has very large teeth
aged IS years-His clothing consists Of suit napt
ton, q blHe broadcioth fTock coat, blue bomespuB
great COAT recently purchased bin 81 Mr.. Hank In
OF Williamsburg, aud convinced IL - his intention
to reiurH. will give The above reward, and all fea-
sonabe expences IL delivered at my plantation near
Lynchburg. PATRICK r. BURTON.
Bedford couaty, Feb. 25. e4..u
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x7iRGfNIA.-At a superior court Of ehdncsry No.
s., az ne capitol y TIE city 9, ieismOnd. tIc
-srnasa f@tnisr. esor q Haydausy Dsr.s. dec.
PLAINTIFF,
Henry Fatx. adui'or Of Thomas III. Dasis and Befsey
Dasis. JcAr, II. Daris, Glissb,iA r. Il. y. a. DoVl
RS, dec. Jy che said Henry f1ts, the,r saardiuM,
speciality 0Pponitdfo dyend them he thiS sHit. .rhn
Joshua Darts dee. Eii=aSefh H. Darss. Bssfa,. Dy.
els, I'm. DARTS and John Lapis intonf rhiius ca OF
Joshn@ Dovis, dee. by ne sa,a Johm Dao.s, their
guardian, specially appointed 10 dtjea them fAEs
sut, Usrtha Dagis, INFANT daas Af.r Of EamarS
Doris, dec: by um Scet'. her saa' aien, speciality
Harry. his ~iis, adn'ors q Eamard D0eb, ace. aud
IH"Mos DdeS, Defendants.
re ams'serS ~ ne defendants HIM. Scott ana ui,e
ana Martha Z. D1vis, and an eahibn, aud as 10 he
dejtndastts Henry fif<, BtiSy Daris John H. Lariss
hn:aoefh II. Il. u. z. Darts, Jchn ASTON and uils.
AMI Lenis Ha.eR ard uije, by publication ia the
mode prescribed 6y Tar osaiust absent detenaonfs
amd as 10 heofher dejenddnts tie seleral aerre.
tai orders, takJag the all Jvr eosj.SStd, uhich an.
pears 10 AoUe beea adv egccuted, 1und uas o,r~.a
0y Counsel on consideration mherecI the court doth
otaer fhat the piaintiB render 6J0r. commissioner
re courf a" acco@nt ~ his adninisi' 0tiom tie
enats 81 his tesfdfor ft"t tie defendonfs Mium
SCTt and Mary. Ills hue reRaer an accons az fLeir
Gaminisfrofio" ef The estate o, haxo,d DoUis fher
account ~ his a"aiaiStrafios fthe estafe of Josua
Datts. his i1festute and that thc dejendaHt Henry
ef"fe ~ Thomas H. Datis, his intestafc and Of his
Ya5menfs an accsan et ne cen,aMd ~ ne eiainflT
anime state and settle fhe said accounts, make
report fhereotfo the co"rf NTH ay matters ecioi.
De required by tho parties 10 De so stated.
4 copy-1este, Nm. ". HENIlyG, C. G..
eonhatssioner'S Office, Richmond. Fro. II, 1919.
The parties Interested desired tab. notice tbaf
have appointed the Nth day OF April next tor com
, the aessant directed by The above order of
ance 10 requests my Office in this civ with theI,
tlenent. JOHN BRYCE Al C.
-tee TO 81.
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AGAINST
Hugh n. Pctlus, John NJ Price. Amey Pelins joseph
r. and HuI. Dabney, Nathaniel hon. psGii, is. NatLs-
MEL a. Smith. Joseph Voolfolk, DAVID Alien Peer
VIII ie aud irdnois J. Thompson. DtJenUUWfs
lie defendant Hugb NJ. Pet,Us not Lat.ir ,nieftd
his appearance anu gwen secnrly aocoloilg TO aw
and tue rules of this court and n appearing 10 the 81
siaCtItz Oi The tbat hcIs an iuiiahitnt his
state, The motion Of the plaintiff, Nv has c.,,ae II
as OJdeTed, lhalthc sand defendant appear Lee or tne
secoHd Monday ~ ApIil next, and Tire plantgs
bill and that copy this eioIthss inserted
III sOIe newspaper published IN the cliy VI Richmond
io eight weeks snceessitey, aud pOg1eG {IonI
dOeT OF tie courthouse Oi this county ON gnne cOhIrda,
copy, Ieste, JOHN POlSDtXI III, G. c.
Jan. a. NSv
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ACC iNE hGEhCI.-Ibe suhstflbeI is ~ al tinhts
pTepaftdto infntsh applicants win recent Vac
CINE MATTER, accompanied win directions fof is
use. Members OF the Legislature WbO wish to sugyly
their respective counties, cs'Le iuiHishtd by appct-
ton to WI. %. HFNlNG. y A. 5. Nifuinia
March 2. y Conner ofG AID 80 streets.
MUNFORD'S riffIi NOLUME.....Jnst published
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Commissioners oGoe, Blchm"nd, Itb. H. 1914
The parties Interested are desired 10 take notice ibat
have app"Inicdibe 3otb day OI April next Tor com
meHcins The accounts Objected by ;r aeI al the
court oil which day "a 9 O'Clock a. b. iLei attend
ance IS reqGestd my ohce, In THIS cuy via. their
accounts and vouchers ready Tor AND SIT
Element JOHN BRYCE N. C.
Feb. 10. aI..vSw