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E'SbEEaSN.
. Accn yst ptnl,x, rN,uNo.'
TIE LOVE LETTER.

TIE LOVE LETTER.
sho holds the letter in hri eager hands,
"ris hOm the ahscli most lovcd--r dew
Yet statue like and mctioncss she storis,
Nor dsres 10 seek her fitc-slie looks in fear
On the tnuic herald, ready To hcsiow
The uaiass of hor wcal, or of her WOO
Petehance, that long wished record my contain
Tho chilling cVuttcsies ct stuffed mi,
Or speak IN ldiUnlshp'S calm and tranquil strain,
Moekiuy the feelings vf her irtvrnt heat;
Perchancc, O! thought oil ht's! it may discover
The hopes the icors-the wishes % lover
Sec, she unfolds the page, aud trouNfiug reads
From hor dark eye one tear OF feeling gushcs,
The sudden sunbeam OF "a smile succeeds,
And now radiant hope of buihn; bushes
O'oTshades her check aud brow-het doubts past,
1sOvo crowns her truth and nlorncss at last
Fain would she silent cit, and mediate
Oct hor pew bliss through evenings placid hours,
but gay assembled guests her presence wait,
Aud she must bald her cbou hair with flowers,
Aud Join the thtong-with hurried step she flies,
Her souls sweet triumph sparkling in her eyes.
Within the gathered folds of snowy snuso,
That vol hor bosom, rests the magic scroll,
And those who greet her entrance with applause,
GucSs not tho talisman whose dear control
Teaches each look, each accent, to express
The thrilling sense ofnew- found happiness.
she wakes her lutc's soft harmony, and sings
All F! once her very songs appcsted token
or her deep griof, nnd she would touch tho strings
To tales of hapleSs love, and fond hearts broken:
But now her lays all ofhopo and youth,
oIJoyou. ecstacy, and chansoless truth.
Her guests depart. The beams clear and bright
Ger her still chamber their radiance even,
Aud knoeng in the pale and silvory lich,
she breathes her grateful prisons to Heaven,
Then seeks her couch o! may reposc impatt
Fair visions to her young aud happy hoart.
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Pitts.

a cut Superior Court Of Law and Chancery continued
and held Tor Lunenburg County, the 10Th day OF October,
1882:
Joel Neal and Henrietta, his wife, Pitts.
against
James Bagley Thomas Keeton, Robert Davis PasckilI
Davis, Sarah Anderson, illiam Davis Sterling Davis
Baxter Davis jeremiah Burnett and Diana his wife AID
Martha Davis, Delts
The absent defendants, Robert Davis Sarah Anderson
and James Gee, against whom tho plaintiffs appear to
have proceeded in the prescribed by the act of
Assembly and tho rules of this Court having appear
ed and answered the bill Of the plaintiffs, The Court doth
take The said bill for confessed TO hen and this
came Oh this day 10 be heard on the subpoena award there
in tic bill. answers Of the defendants Thomas eeton
James Bagey, Sterling Davis, William Davis and Bax-
ter Davis. aud exhibits, aud argued by counse-on
consideration whereof, it appearing TO the satisfaction of
ants, jeremiah Burnett aud Diana his wife, and Thomas
Adams, administrator OF Daniel Wilkins, deceased has
been executed ON them for than four months Tho
our doth take the bill confessed 10 them and doth
ajuge, order and decree that The defendants, Thomas
keeton and James Blgley do render an accoan Of their
administration OF the estate OF their lestalor Zachariah Da-
vie, deceased, before the Commissioner Of the Court who
is directed TO examine AMI state the same, and make
port thereof to this Court, with any matter spccay stat
ed, deemed pertinent by himself required TO
ed by either Of the paFesand The Court doth further
order, that the said Commissioner do ascertain the
Der AMI description OF the slaves conveyed by the deed
OF tile 18th February, 1884, in The proceedings mentioned
including The increase Of The females since the date of the
decd, how the have been disposed OF, the value
thereof and in whose possession they are; and also
that tie said Commissioner do ascertain the Of the
ether personal property conveyed by the said deed Of the
18Th February 1874, the date Of The said deed and
what has become OF them; and also, that hc ascertain tho
value Of the slave, advanced by tie tcsato the plain,
dfs, and the value Of the bcqacalhcd by him in
trust for The female pisniin and the paid by tho
defendants, Thomas KectOn, and James Bagby, TO the
p1ins, and make report thereof 10 this Court, with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself
required 10 be 50 stated by either party
opy. Tc-te, wM n. TAYLOR, cK-
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The following is san extract of letter from gentleman
in New York to a friend in Congress:
We have just received late from your friend Mr..
Eckiorl, who is still busy in the Sulian's Navy yard
With his characteristic energy, he has commenced three
seventy ours and very large line. battle ship Of the
highest rate The Sultan has presented him with his
own hand Cashmere Shawls OF grea, price, and a gold
snui'-hoX set with diamonds."--.Ndt. Int.
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INDfANAPoLGs, December 2e.

INDIAN DfsTURBANCEs.--We learn tlst great an
prehenson exist the western frontiers Of Illinois fiat
The Winnebago aud Poawattame Indians will assume a
hostile attitude Immediately We also learn that the com.
Panies OF Rangers commanded by Captsns Beckes and
ter and are nov probably their march The Prairie
baud Of Poawaanies said 10 be the allies Of the Win.
ncbagOss.- UsWOcrof
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pNlFTEEN DOLLARS REwARD-Lef nay house
y about the last OF November, my servant CHAR
LOTTE She Is dark muat,o very stout aud hkely %
3years old When spoken TO she easily confused and
has rather grum look. She has many relations living
Mrs Mary MoSbys in Hanover, and Dr. Jos. Mosbys of
Goochanl; she also has sister at Judge Cars the
suburbs Of the city think il most probable she is still
lurking about the city, the noghbolhood Dr. Mosbys
will give the above reward for her fdelivered me-
ten dollars IL secured in any Jail in the State.
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr.
January g. 73-2awtf
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WWTASHINGTON TAVERN, POWHATAN C. H.
w The Snbscnbers have leased for term Of wears
bat large aud comnoiou house, in the town Of Scotyillc
Powhatan county known by The Of The Washington
Tavern, and ready to accommodate the former
Of the House. and all Others who may favour
them with call The Tavern has undergone thorough
rcpar, which win conducc greatly to the comfort and
convenience ol those who may feel disposed pstronzo
Our Table shall At all times, private well pub
tic, abound with the best provisions and Bar with lha
choicest iqaors BY mcriting, hope obtain portion
Of Public patronage. JOHN b. LOWRlE.
Jan. 3. t72-w4t ] ROMULUS NJ. LAYNE
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Frances f. Hatcher, Obedience Hatcher Branch Hat.
cher, Sally +. Hatcher Betsy p. Hatcher and Thursa H.
Hatcher, infants by Charles Guerrant specially assigned
their guardian TO defend them in this suit John Bradley
and Susanna his wife, Edmund Lockett, late Sheriff Of
Chesterfield and administrator of Branch Hatcher dcceas
ed, mr. -
The plaintiff having departed this life on motion of S,
muo Hatcher administrator de bonis OF the said Ar
chbad Hatcher, deceased the Court doth order that this
suit be hereafter conducted in his name and
aforesaid and be IN all things in the plight and con-
dlion as IT was at tic time OF the dcceasc the said Ar
chibald acher and heroupon the cause came ON 10 be
heard the bill, the of all the defendants ex
cep John Bradley and Susanna his wife, who are cut OF
TINS country and against whom the plaintiff appears to-
nave proceeded by publication in the mode prescribed bV
,aw WIN the reicaiions TO the said exhi
Ois and was argued by counsel consideration ykcre-
Of the Court doth order that Edmund Iocketi late she
ia OF Chesterfield county, and such administrator oR
branch Hatcher, deceased 10 render before Coins-r
Sioner OF the Court OF his administration of t
estate OF his ntcsate OF all the of said estate
oil the debts due from the said estate which have been.
paid and OF those which shall unpaid distinguish
ing the debts paid 10 be paid, due securities binding
the heirs OF the said Branch Hatcher from such as were
due on securities not binding his heirs. that the de-
lendans the heirs OF the said Branch Hatcher
do render an account before the Commissioner of ALI
The real estate which descended them from the said
Branch Hatcher aud OF the rents and profits thereof from
the sixth day of February, 1927 and the said Commits
sioner Is directed 10 examine, aud settle The said ae
counts, and report the the curt with anv matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or which
may he required by the parties TO be stated and the
sad Commissioner, II necessary 10 the
their dignity sll due from the the said Branch
Hatcher, shall at the expense of the plaintiff give notice
TO the creditors OF the said Branch Hachers estate for
Tour weeks in some newspaper Published in the CITY of
Richmond, to produce their claims before him.
Copy-Teste. j. ROBINSON, C. c. S. C. nc
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III nACRES OF LAND FOR SALE-TEe
zE ZA9H Ming Irnci ,,cn. Ero.Is.:.L.L..... =.

Al A0ASG;Ri,E 90, OF LAND FOR sALE.-1Re
By virtue OF special authority fron the Solicitor of the
Treasury of the U. States, Shall oa Monay the 2sth
day OF January 1888, before the front the Farmers
Hotel in the town OF Fredericksburg Va proceed TO sell
at public auction, TO the highest bidder tract of land
lying in the county of Spotsylvania containing acres
more or less being part of the land commonly called the
Nine Tract This land is said iron ore in great
abundance. The mines upon il, | understand were for
mey worked with profit the owners and tits supposed
might be worked again advanlagcousy, account
OF certain improvements recently made in the neig hbonr
hood Oh all this however, the purchaser must Judge for
himself, as no guaranty will be given.
Many parts of the land covered with valuable Tim
her, now rendered extremely valuable by The Frcdericks
burg Canal, which near through IT, The title Of
the u States depends upon deed of from Iudwel
Lee dated lst May 1928, and of in the Clerk Of
hcc OF the County Court of Spo yvani believed to be
nnqnesionable Special warranty, however, will only
be given.
Terms Of SdIe-Onc- fourth Of the purchase money
will bercquired in hand the residue in three instruments
hearing interest," and payable respectively one two and
three years, from the day of sale Bond and security will
be required, and the title retained ill the last payment is
made.
The land will be sold in such lots and parcels az on the
day Of sale may be thought most advantageous
TIL. f. BURFOOr, Agenf Cor the II. States
Editors OF the Fredericksburg ofad please publish
the above weekly till day OF sale.
Dec. .. 6O-3t wd
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CoMM1ssfoNrn's Orr1cr, !

YtT IUV y VFVUtNfDtT, IoJ8. y
The parties interested IN any way the foregoing de-
creGl order, hereby notified that have appointed
he l7lh day Of January, 1893, at Lunenburg Court
House, my Office, by 10 O'Clock tho forenoon Of that
day, 10 begin the said account an persons desired 10 az
tend that day with all evidence, vouchers and papers
that may be required IN making UP he said report
ID STREET. VI. c. J.. G.. S. &C.
Nov co. 5G-wsw
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Plaintiff,

James Powers, Policy Powers, Nancy Herman and
Peggy Cru'chield aud Edward W Sims administrator Of
Peter Sayien, deceased Defendants
J he defendants James Powers. Policy Powers and
Nancy Kenan not having entered their appearances aud
given security according TO the OF Assembly and the
rules OF this couri and il appearing by satisfactory
dence, that they not inhabitants of this country tits
ordcred that the said absent defendants do appear here
on tho FIRST day OF The next april term, and the
bill OF the panh and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some paper published in he city of
Richmond, for two months successfully and posted at the
front door o. he court house OF This county.
copy-Tsse. ELDRIDGE c C. s. c.
January ~ 76 wSw~
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letter from Malta OF the 18th of November, SAYS
eve have in port the United States Ships of War Bran
DIVINE and John Adams which vessels may perhaps win
ter here. Their consul Mr. MCauley, at Trpol has
struck his nag in consequence of OF the Boys scni-
nels having shot his drsgo man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-17

I'm ERY-VIRGINIA.-Ata Superior Court
n OF Ch9ncery held at the Capitol in the City of Rich
mond on Wednesday, 18th January, 1881
Archibald Hatcher, PHI
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January

EDUBLlC SALE.--By virtue of a Deed OF Trust *
= ecuied TO The subscriber, by John NJ. Price, for the
purpose OF securing certain debts in said Deed specified
to William a Trice, which Deed was duly admitted 10
record in the Clerks Office OF the county of Louisa
ON the 10Th day OF March, 1882, shall proceed sell to
me highest bidder, for cash, at the door of John
VI Prize, at ouisa courthouse, Saturday the Goth
day OF January 1888, all the said Prices household fur
nure including beds bedding bedsteas, tables chairs
table furniture, sofas sdeboars bureaus, desks and all
other articles OF household furniture in the tavern and
dwelling house OF the said John NJ Price at Louisa court.
house The furniture is unusually various and valua.
bile. Selling Trustee, sh9l be liable for such tile
only as Is vested in by the Deed of Trust aforesaid
DAVID Nj. HUNTER, Trustee.
January 3. 72-wiw-
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EDUBLIC SALE OF NEGROE-.-l}jl virtue OF The
IA power vested in me- by deed of irust executed bv
the late Foushee g. Tcbb the lh October, 1925 ami
duly recorded in The clerks oce OF the Coany Of Essex
shall on Thursday the lih February next Paradise
in the county OF Essex (he late residence ct the said Fo
shee g. Tebhs the fair day hereafter proceed
10 cer al public sale, and Tor cash. three ave wit
ick, sam and Suckey, so m1ny of them a. may be
necessary TO satisfy The purposes of said deed.
Wi. =. WRIGHT Ttus1 &C.
December 25 1892 G9--w6w
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EVE Thorough Bred Race Horse LANCE, tho
n iul brother OF the celebrated friei aud 0Key, by
American Eclipse will stand the ensuing season at my
stable, within ten miles OF Halifax Court House. Virginia
Particulars ia time. VIM w HURT
Halifax, Dec. 25. 69-2a,v4,v
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The celebrated political economist. Jean Bapse Say,
died at Paris in the third week of last November He
was Professor oil Political Economy in the College OF
France Ills principal treatise that science is well
known IN our country, by tho several editions of IL which
have been published here with an Introduction anil Notes
rom C. g. Bidde, Eq. Such funeral honors paid in
Paris to Say, "a were due TO eminent parsonage.
o llon Barrot, Nj. dc Sacy, lie LahorLe, Blangu and
Charles Dupiu pronounced discourscs the
the cemetery OF Pere La Chaisc.-U.
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January 8.

~ ~ CHANCEhf--N lKGINIA.- At rules holden in
"A the Cleks Office The circuit superior court of law
OF December, 1892:
honas riniord, Plaintiff
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Els ClIANCERY VIKG1NIA.-In Fowhann Carcul
u suprrio Court OF Law and Chaucery September The
I0h, 1882:
David Rntray, Plaintiff,
against
lillian Lewis and Richard atkins defendants
he defendant, " lillian evils not having entered lis
appearance, ana! given ccuiy according The OF AS
scuhy AMI the rules # is court and il appearing to tho
satisfaction OF the court. thai lac il nhaban OF This
onnmonweali', on u oiiCn III The plaintiff by l at
orncy, Is ordcLch that tie said william Lewis do an
pear here on the first day e the court,
aud answer lie hl OF planti and give security Tor
pes ming such decree the may make her Elm
and hat copy OF dis rider lac forthwith inserted in some
new.pape, published il the city OF Redmond, for two
mon lbs excessively, rEd posted the front door OF the
court house Of Ibis county
Copy Tesc. r. F. GRAVES, ID. C.
December % 6S-NSw
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General Meeting OF the members Of the Mutual
n Assurance Society against fire buildings OF tho
State OF Virginia, will DO held at the Society Office i'm
Richmond, on Monday 2sth January inst.
JAMES RAWLINGS, p. A. NJ. A. s.
January 1. lid
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HtSsTs. Peter Bailey, administrator NTH The ,rW an
nered Of SdnlI Wo0tten, and Joseph b. CIauscl
Samuel Wooffen and George W. Br0B,
THNAKE NOTICE that shall, on Monday thr 18Th
"a day of February, 1888, at the Clerks Office Of Shell
by county. in Shelbyvile aud State Of Kcntucky and to
be continued from day TO day it necessary, until conple
ed proceed TO take the dcposuns Of Andrew s. White
and others; and ALSO Tuesday the 10Th day of March
1888, at the Clerks Office OF Mecklcnbnrg county in
B0yon and State of Virginia, aud nc continued from
day to day. If necessary until compecd proceed taxa
the dispositions OF Win Townes and others he read
evidence in suit now depending and undetermined in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for
ecklenburg County, wherein ourselves and others arc
plaintiffs and you aud each Of you, and others dcn-
danis-"i which times and places, respectively, you and
each oil you may attend II you think proper.
Yours, JAMES b. JONES
Sheriff. and adm'or with the will annexed Of
Powell Shelton, and Richard Woouen and others
Jan. y. 7l-MlISihF
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6s-wif

Oh 5R x REwARD.--Run away i,oo tie subscribcr,
~ AeI on the 10Th OF November, 1881, mula 10 Eel.
low by tie OF LOUIS, about 40 years OF age and
boui feet inches high lie has gap betwe his
teeth. and of his ANGLES. He is trim made
aud sc and is humble aud submissive in his deppri-
mCut make shoes and is fond OF making them.
bought ssid fellow many years ago, Of Eliza Robinson
CHlpeper county, Va lie San away from me IL or 10
years ago, AMI reached his native county, and
mp and put in CHpeper Jail, where ! obtained him. He
may attempt to go back to Virginia again. may be
deavoring to make to SaIe, where slavery j. to
leTatd will give the above reward TO person who
will spprehend hiry, AMI put,hm in ail that get him
TO directed to Lexington, Ogethope county Georgia.
Any information about said negro will be thankfully
received HENRY WRIGHT.
LexinetonG Ga. 9Th Nov 1892. 6s wsw
ri OCUST GRoVE-a UoiUo5ie estate for snIe-De.
sirous Of removing 10 the West. offer for sale one
OF the most desirable situations IN the county Of Halifax
being on the road leading from Mosbys Ferry to Halifax
Court House, six miles from The Ferry and fourteen from
tie Court House, containing acres one half OF which
in woods, aud considerable portion first rate tobacco
land oil in COOL repair: the improvements large
all other necessary outhouses. further description is
deemed unnecessary, ast Is presumed persons wishing to
purchase will view for themselves. M. }. ROWLET.
Halifax county, Va, Dec. IS. 65--wtl5hF
q b ROCK GROVE FOR sALE.--For sale, small
p y Tract Of Land In the county Of Henrico, on the
Brooke Turnpike five miles from the city Of Richmond
Qinmediaely opposite Brookhed tic property formerly
owned by benjamin Sheppard, Esq, now belonging to
Geo. Taylor, Esp The land lies directly the Turn
pike and contains 80 by actual survey in two par
GELS, containing 20 acres with house, formerly kent
tavern, with grove Of the largest oak trees at the
house, and fine well Of waler-te other containing ~
acres separated from The former by 20 acres the prope
ty Of Mrs. Copelandto be sold privately IN purcbases
obtained By the first Of March, 1893 other wise Al
ton, on That day The land will be sbewn by the tenant
now the premises.
Fof terms and particulars apply TO
sELDEN CLELAND, Aucts.
December 10 6J-ws
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HsDAlTACAnl.
PUBLIC MEETING-FAro,,

PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures
Pursuant to notice, the citizens Of Fauacr county,
Virginia, met at Morrisvie, OH Tuesday, the day OF
January 1888, for the purpose Of expressing their sen.
the great questions which at present aa,e or
country, and threaten dissolution OF the Union Sidney
+. Chapman called to the Chair, and DR.. VIM
Thompson appointed Secretary. On motion of Samuel
ney F. Chapman, Samuel Eskridge James Stringfcllow
Robert Embrey, Jr Jos. &. Wilson, F. a. Chapman, VIM
Eskridge Rev. Jno Neae, Meredith Eskridge and the
Rev. Thornton Sungisow; who, having retired a short
time returned and reported the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas the people OF South Carolina, by course of
unconstitutional and anti -repubcan conduct are ready to
plunge this hitherto happy aud glorious confederation of
States into all the horrors of civil aud dsuuion and
by the extraordinary and unlawful her constituted
authorities assembling armies TO mb5uc their hands
the blood OF their brethren aud whereas the President
the United States in the exercise of his constitutional
powers, has published abroad his of the awful and
Portcntous state Of public alrs portion of the PEG
pie oil auquer, without distinction Of parties, deeply pc
netraed with the profound reasoning aeconate adoni-
tons and paerna feelings set forth in ls Proclamation
nave spontaneously assembled At Mouisve cheer aud
sustain him in his patriotic course, plegng lives and
and our honors that will by him in every trial
and every vcisstude, long there shall remain in This
conederacy an enemy TO Institutions. man who
shall threaten or attempt dissolution Of the Union
Therefore,
adopted by sister State Ct South Carolina: that we
consider 1t Inconsistent with the Constitution OF her own
State, and wholly repugnant to tia, of the Union
Resotced, That view the expo sion OF the Consitt-
ton contained in the Proclamation OF the President as
oracng the only true principle OF Interpretation.
Resored, That we heartily concur with the President
in the ulerior measures which he may be compelled
adopt to maintain the onsttu ion and preserve the public
liberties OF the country and that will sustain him in
ms course by all the means warranted by the Consi,u-
ton.
ResoiUed, That we view with feelings Of deep regret
and Adherence the neHts ard community OF feelings
expressed by Jno Floyd, Governor of Virginia with ii e
Disappointing opinions aud action Of the Stale South Ca
Tolna
Resoped, That ccry of these proceedings signed bv
the chairman and Secretary be enclosed The Pr sdenl
oil The United States; aud that appropriate er ex-
pressing the sentiments OF This meeting, be addressed TO
him by the Chairman.
ST Chaplain, Chairman
WILLIAM THoMPsox, Secrefdrv
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CoMM1ssIoNEn's OrrIcr

IfttHfHUWUs ISt JUNUUTV, ISI3 Z
The parties concerned in the execution OF the foregoing
order oil Court, will take notice that have appointed
Tuesday, the goth day OF February next teir attend
ance before me, at my office in the City OF Richmond, on
the matters referred by said orders which day, by ten
O'Clock A. NJ, they hereby required TO attend viii,
their accounts, proofs ANA Office copies of all necessary
court papers.
The creditors OF Branch lIatcers estate are hereby no.
uted TO produce their claims, with the evidence thereof
before me, at my Office, by ten o'clock Tuesday tho
26th day Of FehrnAry next.
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MIOTit E. pplicaiion will be made i'm due time, To
N the President and directors OF the Bank Virginia
for renewal OF lost certificate of stock OF said Bank
sued in the name u. nirsw McKm, los eighteen shares
No. 5S53 aud dated 81. March, 1871.
Dee sn,ber [60-w6wl ANDREW NcKIM