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JACKSONVILLE, (E. F) JAN 8.
Seminole Iididns.-We stated i'm our paper last week
that this tribe would probably submit the u States au-
thores, and be removed beyond the Mississippi River
without any resistance From gentleman who has since
returned from Fort King, learn that the 27t De-
cember, about 2oO OF the tribe met, and held talk
About one hall were Tor cmgrating peaceably, and the
residue disposed TO show fight One of the chiefs
said he had hand $50 kegs of good powder and that
he never would consent to go until that burnt The
warriors generally armed with rifles. Much apprc
henson was felt by some of the white settlers that
mischief would before the tribe were removed
Eight or ten families constantly lodged in house. and
armed to meet emergencies One house has recently
been robbed of furniture, beds, &C. Courier.
PROFESSOR DEw-The Fredericksburg Arena of
Tuesday speaks very handsomely of this gentleman and
concludes with expression of deep regret that he
about to resign his profcssorship in William and Mary,
and accept that to which he has lately been invited in
the 3 Carolina College. We rejoice that have it in
our power to disspae the regrets of the Arena We
authorised TO say that Professor Dew has declined the
vitaton to South Carolina and that he will remain in
that sphere IN which he has hitherto moved with much
credit to himself and advantage to the romn,.siy-
.NoyfoIt ReucO
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E'OEE'ge ".
D Mrrn MN rrM,IN.rn.rNn.l,
fFrom ne london .a,naie,, fer lsa5. >

(Ffom Hc London y7nNici, fer 1881
COME AND GONE
Dr. AurHoR CoRS LAW RHrMr,.n
The silent moonbeams on hc drired suow
Shine cod, aud pale, and blue,
While through the cottage door the yulc lo.S
Cast on the iced oak's trunk and grey sock's brow
rudy hue.
The red and tho blue, distant and fair,
Like happy and bride,
With azure green, aud emerald orange, glare,
Gliding tho ieiclcs from branches bare,
Lie side by side.
The door Is OPEN and the Ere burns bright,
And Hannah the door
Sands--roush the clear, col mooncd, aud stacss night
"azi's mtenlly towards the scarcc-scen height,
O'cr the white
'ris Christmas cve.--and, from the distant town
Her pale appTcnced
WI to his heait-siek mother hasten down,
And snatch his hour OF annual transport--lown
Ere well begun.
The Holy Book unread upon his knee
OH Alfred watchful calm;
Ill Edwin come, solemn prayer prayshc
AN Edwin come, the text lie cannot see
Nor chaunt the psalm.
And comes lac not? Yes, from the wind swept hill
49, The cottage lire he Soos
NNhile OF the past Remembrance drinks her ill,
Crops chiijhood's how'rs and bids unfiozen rll
Shine through green trees
In thought, he hears the bee hum the moor
In thought the shcc p-boy's call
hc meets his mother at the door
ne near. his father oil aud poor,
Thank Csd fosall!' Nun
His sister nc bcholls, who died when he
la London bound, wcpt DER
Her last sad letter. Vain her prayer TO see
Poor Edwin yet agan.--hc meier viii DO
Her playmate morc
Home home Behold the cottage Of the moor,
.,u That hears the sheep-boy's caili
Ana Hannah meets him ut the open door
"i'h iaht, ond screams and Alfred, old and poor,
" Thanks God for clip
His lips his mother's to her Lrcas,
She clasps him, heart to hear
r n"a l netween ms fathers hands pressed;
ihey SOD win Joy c0ressing aud carcssed--
How
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carty support, and TO all honorable means to secu
your election.
Please to communicate your answer through the co..
lumns of the Winchester Virginan
Respectfully, your felow-citizens,
Henry W. Baker, William A. Baker, Robert Barr,
senr., Thomas NJ. Rusk, Jacob Kger, Abraham Kutz'
Andrew Nolen, Ephraim Hawkins, George b. Graves,
Michael Price, William H. Grove, George Reed. John
B T. Reed, Isaac Kurtz, John V. Brown Michael Sing
bass, John b. Campbell, John Fletcher James Meredith
George w Anderson, Jacob Anderson Thomas Baker
Henry d. Dehayen, John Marsh, George Mummaw, III
Hamaker Joseph Corson George Glaize Jacob Nc Cord
phos latham Joel Triser, Henry March, Isaac Kiger
Peter krener, Caleb Mercer, Jno Miller Thos Rogers
VIM. Il.9Iiller, John G. II. Smith, YIN Scemer. Abra.
ham Miller, VIM H. Taylor, Jacob Copcnhayer Michael
Copenhayer, Philip Shearcr, John Copenhavcr David
Dcahl, Abraham Corrc George Kremer, Henry Crcbs
George Boston, Conrad Kremer, Jacob Lack, Henry
Wisecaryer, James Fry, Adam Haymaker Michael
H. Hte,. Alfred l. Hite, Solomon Hester, John
Hoover, James Harry, William Langley, Edgar w.
David Fries, John May, John Copenhayer Jacob Shade,
John w. Morrison, David Likens, Robert Brannan'
William Sgafoose, Samuel Fisher JamcsA irwin. Will
liam P. SINNERS, Hugh Barr, William Lawrey. Solo.
mon Dodds, Lewis Lindsey
Winchester, Feb. B. 1885
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APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT

By and scm The odeiee and cffhc Senate.
Edward ID. Ingraham, Charles NIcCaes,cr, Levi
Elnakcr, and Stephen Allen, to be Directors behalf
of the u States, in the Bank of the United States, for
the year 1886.
Robert NJ Charlton, 10 be Attorney for the District
of Georgia, in the place of Matthew Ii. MeAsier re-
signed.
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G. a. HlREis, Esq of Tennessee has been appoint
ed Chief Clerk of the War Department Globe
The Hon. TmoMAs RufFiN, Chief Justice of North
Carolina, has been appointed to deliver the Annual
Address before the two Literary Societies of the Unvcr
sty of that State
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(Correspondenee Of Me Baltimore Chroniele.

The House Of Delegates, to-day disposed Of the re-
port and resolution relative to the boundary controversy
between this State and Virginia Col Merrck re oorf
ms Chairman of tile select committee, to whom the sub
lect was referred, adopted in the House although
u had been previously rejected in committee of the whole
The first resolution reported by the select committee re-
peang the resolutions Of the last Legislature upon the
same subject and directing the Attorney General to dis
continue all proceedings against Virginia. in the Supreme
Court OF the United States, also adopted The vote
Tor disseminating the suit, stood yeas a. nays %
The resolution to send special agent Virginia upon
the subject OF The controversy and propose TO her the
resolution OF the Maryland Legislature Of 1881 as the
basis OF an amlcabe adjustment was lost and i'm its
stead one adopted requesting the Governor
init to the Executive Of Virginia the resolution direct.
ing disconnuance Of the suit and TO express 10 Viz
gina the earnest wish Of this State settle the boundary
line BY amcable adjustment
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NATHL. P. CAUSIN,
SEWALL.
Mcssrs. GALES s. srArox.

4hcssrs. GALES ~ SEATOS.
The wicked Editor ofthc Globe insinuates. and tbo
political mailman ofthc Post charges i'm tro,s
direct to be understood that the atrocitv was
for political purposes by the Whigs.-N Y Commercial
Ad5HtiSer. W
The above isa wilful flsehood. We have mover in.
simulated That the arOcay perpcat1d for zoIjroI
purposes by he Whigs." This ATTEMPT of The Ed;tor c
the Commercial Advertiser TO the impuation on n
party to which the charge does attach Is intended q,
screen certain editors and leaders of that party who
have been crying out for "REyoLUTIoY" from the od;nr
winch the excitement they have produced is likely TO
ia UNDER among the honest and patriotic Of all porfes
in every quarter ofthc country The gea mass ffI,
who have opposed the Administrator are az rnucb or
posed te revolution and blood shed as The Dn of
who have the President GioJe
Since the reception Of the Enquirer of pb,,r1d, Loot
we have heard intelligence GG Ire civ Of Ricb,oJ
whichwGufd aii-sOfiicent to put the whole Sot ~
&gnia in mourning, and TO induce her Democratic soma
90 eXciam, with ono hcart-Tcndinp tone and voice
chung be the Heavens with black were il NOT for ta
numerous Paliatng, inconsistent circumstances that
press upon our consideration, and buoy us up under a
occePuye ana seeming stroke OF adversely. The obnox-
ious Leigh has been reelected by an unusually loan and
we dare venture to add majority to the Senate Of
the United States.
There have been frequent instances Of dear.bo,,o,
victories in warfare, that turned out most dyanfaonoso
10 the vanqushed, and Of such stamp we frmy believe
tins "inglouous victory in parlizan warfare to be We
an along said hd lthe instructed members would con
form to the will Of their constituents the dav would L
ours; and we arc still Of the opinion. But we are
not 50 low minded 70 envy those ploddin0 and traitor
Gus coaltioniss the full enjoyment Of their brief autlo
nty' Federalism was and is at all times exceedingly
obnoxious but Federalism and NulliGc,oniq,u ,e 3,
woss and branded with moro marks Of the beast
Erfraot IF n ictcr to the Editor dafed
BtcH8OSD, January 80
"l,ast night, at o'clock - W. Leigh was rc.elccted
Leigh % kvcs 5l-aftcra hard fought action Many
vote was given for him with romul0us voice have
WYcr known so great disregard Of the public will It
We tried 10 refer the question again 70 The pcoplc bnt
the\ Wmgs were afraid to trust them There was no
gropSd taken by any Wing, which If adopted bv all
mo!l.~(os 9ye oeiea'cd ihcm Jones Of Pendlcton
PudateC instructions and referred the polls Of last
Spring. Mad McComas, Golf and others Of tho senate
taken the same grounds they must have been defeated
for uciy districts had given decided evidence IF b; g.
me Administration have never Witnessed such ex.
element
Today we have had another evidence Of the adhesion
Of tho Wings 70 the principle that the spos belono 10
the yctorr IN the defeat Of Daniel after four votinos
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IN CHANCERY-YIRorSA Circuit Superior
81 Court Of Law and Chaucery, held for Cumberland
county, on The lst day Of September 1894
Crawford Crenshaw and Frances d. his wife former.
" Frances Bagby, Henry Finch and Mary d. his wife
formerly Mary ID Bagby Martha J. Bagby. in their own
right and Elizabeth Bagby, infant by Crawford Cren.
shaw, as her Guardian, adhem, Pleasant g. Bagby, aud
John w Bagby, Complanants,
Against
James lsbcll in bis right and as administrator Of
Lewis isbel deceased, William lsbell Thomas r. f..
bell, John NJ fsbell, Lewis NJ. Isbe a. Henshaw and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly lsbcl John French and
Sally hs wife, formerly lsbcll Polly Miller formerly Is
bell, Edward Walton and Marth his wife forfncrly Is
bell, Edward Lewis and Jane his wife, formerly lsbeH
William Bagby, Lewis G.. Bagby, and james 8 Bapby
Defendants
The defendants A. Hcnshaw and Elizabeth his wife
Edward Lewis and Jane his wife. John French and Sally
his wife, William Bagby Lewis Bagby and James Bag.
BY not having entered their appearance and given eec
rty according to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of
ths Court and appcasng BY satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants ofthis CommonwealilHfso
dorod That the said defendant do appear here on the
first day Of the next pril term and answer The bin ohc
compliments, and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in The City Of
Richmond for two months sncccssiyely and also posted
at the front door Of tho Courthouse Of this CO ty for
two successive Court days "A Copy. Teste
q u WOODSON u = =
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a SITUATION WANTED.--A gentleman capable
L&- of giving instruction in the Mathematics and if
necessary in the rudmens of the Greek and Latin Ian
guages, is at present in want of situation Letters
postage paid) addressed TO A. S. to the care of tho E
tors of the Norfolk Beacon, will be attended TO.
February 10 so A.
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WAsmNcToN, Feb. "a rumor was in circulation
yesterday morning and the evening preceding strong
ly to gain general belief that an express had reached
this city bringing intelligence of the prompt rejection
by the French Chambers of the American Indemnity
Bill, receipt of the Message of the President The
mails have all in, however, and we find no trace
of any such news. Perhaps in this case prediction
has been mistaken for fact The latest information
all bearing on this subject that have seem is contained
IN the following extract of letter from Paris received
by the last arrivai-"An American gentleman informs
" me that there is probability of the Chambers maxi
"ing the appropriation for America They are anxious
ly awaiting the arrival ofthe Message which is ex
" pected here will be of the pacific character.
" Should the message contain any HreaLs you may be
" sure the appropriation will not be made. Md int
The Chamber of Deputies iei no sittngs bsf veen the
10Th and the 10Th On Saturday, 20th nothing was said
that concerned America.
1t was, however, well understood at Paris ana we
have reason to know that MIR Livingston had so written
to this Government that the French ministers would not
be prepared to submit to the Chamber the demand Cor tic
requisite appropriation before the beginning of this
month.-.Ncto York Pnpcr
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WINE HILL ACADEA1Y-JIaiitar County Worth
Carotad.-The Trustees of the above SEMINARY
wish to engage competent person TO take charge of that
qualified to teach the ordinary branches of an English
Education, the Latin and Greek Languages and Mathe-
MATES The compensation will be- the Tuition fcca
which, for the last two years, have been $500 per
annuIn.
II Lady, qualified to instruct in the useful and orna
mental branches Of Female Education could be associa
ed IN the School the entire fees of the establishment
might be estimated at $l000--or, perhaps more. The
may be obtained 800 per annum Good society and
an Episcopal and other Churches III im,nedate vici
heterepce may he made TO f6hn O. Lay, Esq. in
signed will be promptly attended to.
THOMAS cox,
Postmaster, Scotland Neck, NORTH Carolina.
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n ABORERS WANTED.-Thc Subscriber wants TO
n employ % or 80 laborcrs, and good teams
On Immediate application five six months constant
employ will be given to industrious Such us arc
accustomed to choppng and hewing will be preferred.
Apply at the Jewellery Store of Mr.. John Mcconnell,
Nam Street. THOMAS A. MERA.
Nov z. h:-tf
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HNHO THE LADIES.-Thc Subscrihcr Womb Infn

FHyO THE LADIES-1hc Subscriber woua 'aforin
IL the ladies Q6hiuiunond and s yst:inty, AT he
still continue NJ few~ilArs bcIo<A old
hiarket-he~; street, at the sign of the gol-
den comb where he continues mend old tortise she'll
combs as to make them look equal appearance TO
new ones, and cannot be discovered and will he war
rancd to be strong when mended any other part
OF the cong, Large rand the tons
doubled over and put i'll the latest fashion Those hav-
ing old broken combs would do well have them mend
ed as they be made to look equally neat as new
ones and such terms, he hopes, will not fail 10
please those that patronize him. III. PETTUS.
Feb III. Sg-3t
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IN CHANCERY-lVl SiarslA--ln A.Sciia n


III Court, January Odd 1885:
Henry Walthall, Peter Waholl, Lewis \Leath, sr
and said Lewis Leatb, administrator of John Walha
decd, William Marshall, Thomas Marshall Nancy Mar,
shall John Bransford and Elizabeth lis wife. formerly
Marshall, Joel Lcath, Lewis Leath, IT, and Martha
Leath, plosnt;as
against
Peter Leath, William Leath Henry Bradshaw and
Mary his wife, John l.. X. Waltha Thot1as IL Wa
thall, William ID. Waltha Robert II. Walthal Ceorgs
w Walthall, Martha Wallhall, Benjamin johnson and
Catharne his wife, John Poland and Elizabeth his wife
Richard A Rison and Elizabeth his wife and Mary r.
" ,r anu Nancy ms VIC Dens
The defendants, Peter Bcath, William Leathy us,rv
bradshaw and Mary his wife, Richard A. Rison ana T
zabcth his wife, John l.. r.. Walthall and Thoniss +
Walthal not having entered their appearance and ,ve,
security according to the of Assembly and the knl
OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evdckc
that they arc not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth N
ordered that the said defendants DO appear here on
first day of the next April term of this Court and AMI
swer the bill Of the plaintiffs And that copy Of thiA
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the City of Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
County on two successive Court days
a Copy-Tcste J. T. LEIGH, elk.
fcD. ~ S9--wSw
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FMNO THE PUBLIC.--As the proprietors Of that part
IA of the Metrcpolitr1P ail Line between Washing
ton and Richmond wc0kg leave to inform travellers
that we prepared TO accommodate them in the best
Style every other day in coachesEvcry other day the
mail Will be transported in Wagons, which being pro-
passengers in
It's our interest well pride to win the public
appreciation, and we promise that in efforts secure
IT, we will not ''bc found wanting"
Seats may be taken at the Bell Tavcrn-Try us
Richmond, Jan. 10. [7S-tfl VIM. SMITH d. CO
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EAHDES AND FLOWER SEEDS The sub.
IN scribcr has received full supply Of the above
Seeds (waantcd genunc from those celebrated seeds
men, ID. N g. Landreth, OF Philadelphia and from tho
united Society of Shakers, New Lebanon, New York.
Large giant Asparagus; early China Bean yellow do
six weeks do large Lima do, large Windsor do Caro-
lima do; early blood turnp Beet carly yellow do long
blood red do French sugar amber do angel wurtzel
do; large purple cape Broccoli; carly York Cabbage,
large York do, philadelphia do, carly Battersca,
~ sugarloaf. large drumhcad, large Bergen, green
glazed red Dutch, green globe Savoy; green curled
Savoy white solid Celery red do; long oranrc Car.
rot. Altrngham do, broad-cavcd garden Crcss car
ly frame Cucumber, long prckled do early cluster io
Gherkn, green cured Endive early golden Sioux Corn
early uscaror do green curly Sc Itch Kac early curcd
Sesia Lettuce, large cabbage do ice do, brown DUTCH
nutmeg Melon. green ctron do, Murray's pine apple
do Watermelon, purple Egg Plant, white Mustard
large Nasturtium, white Portugal Onion yellow do. sill
skin do red annual do Okra landrehs extra carly
Peas, early six weeks do, carly frame do early Washing
ton do Bishops early prolific, dwarf green imperial
Parsley; OK heart Pepper; large cheese Pumpkin field
do carly scarlet short top Radish long salmon long
white summer do cherry scarlet do. white
Rhubarb; Spinach, round and prckly; orange warted
Squash white Canada do; Satisfy vegetable Oyster;
Tomato; Sage early white Dutch urnip red top do yell
low Aberdeen do, globe do ruabaga do potato Onion
sets, top or tree do, svcrslxin do.
" Orders received for Grape Slips, and Ornamental
and Fruit Trees. WIN. PALMER.
January "a. s2-2awtf>----
A DMlNlSTRATOR'S lCE.-A.hlh persons I'M
Ia debed~' DE estate of Garland H. aftchcu lats
merchant of Richmond deceased hereby notified and
required to make immediate payment to the undersigned
And all persons having claims against the estate will
present them, duly authenticated. for payment
| JAMES RAWLINGS. administrator
| Of Garland H. Mitchell, deceased.
november -, 5S-.Sm
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end William H. Mcfarland
pan Johnson.
Farand Scattering
'fariinsturg Republican,.
Mr. WIxcHEsrER, Feb. 3.
date II uchmond papers of n later
ton par lay last. The Washing
rived ~ bring information de-
WatkinsN lm boat, that Benjamin
United 81 ed to the Senate of the
Riyes # ur votes over VIM. &.
debated nm, sadc Tuesday. and
ton took NJ (which time the cleo
necessary In is result, it became
set at naugh ftructon shouid De
tuted for the lresentative substi-
sin have man Pody. grievous
and "mosi uric allure committed,
elections Wry r 1T in the spring
bate and vote sh wheh the DE-
TO add Il thoughtN take occasion
WAsuIScToN u
be drilled stranoe &c about TO
the fate of MIR. Tan, precision, and
process IL is nm, d upon this
rejection is not the u isiye vote OF
will settle his fate silent vote
deed sanction his prosd cannot IN
hrmatlon may be locke VI hiscon-
tainty. II those gcntf rec OF GER
mont, and the chyalrous ss of Yer
the equally liberal Sena,q Dina, and
posed to barter their well not dis
ney is safe II they shoulc ity, Ia
at the shrine of the Wing feelings
The proceedings of the
expectation that trouble G mt an
were in reference to the yir They
tions-osensibly in referc cleo
to the House, but really W klnteI
reference to the President ous
III the enjoyment of the q nth
themselves to be made lystod fife
cfRled Opposition, think the rim
Conveiitioa- tho better and yytlc lp
upon the merits of either MIR ol
White, | infer the necessity of Y
we are defeated Esop or som Isl
made the tale of the lion and the a
inc great American party, after the
Ton, inc magnanIinous bearing of
polcy oil Stevenson, he troubled aboS
the present incumbent?-D
-. - From the Winchester virri
10 UWiani l.. Ciark Esq
Dear Sir We, the undersigned Gil
OF Frederick, wish to recommend a sn1
candidate from the town of Winchester
I r ABOUT to be held for the purpose of
uluates, ON behalf of the Jackson Demo
represent this county in the next Virg
From our acquaintance with Won for M,
we are induced to solicit you to become
that Office; and although we have tho utm,
IN your abilities as a statesman, yet we id
greatest Importance, during the excitement
Purues, Tor the representative to openly and
CLOSE anu make known his political opinions
sutuents. You will, therefore, please TO ansv
loving Undergraduates, in order that the Jack
cratic Party OF Frederick county NAV know, fla
sess the 'ciH, as well as the ability to represent
l. DO you approve of, and will you support
ilg measures OF the present Administration of
neral Government?
Z. What are your opinions in rcfcrasuul0u
Bank;
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HW ATWOOD sCHOOL.-This Institution, for ma
" X ny years under the superintendent of Charles
Iacket Esq, lately deceased, will for the ensuing year
be conducted by the subscribers, who have for consi
derable Time been engaged with the dec in ransactne
the duties of the school Its exercises will commence on
inc 10th day OF January next and terminate the 10Th OF
December following. The course of instruction will
comprise photography, Reading, Penmanshp, Arithmc-
TIC, Practical Mathematics, Geography with the use of
The Maps and Globes, English Grammar Blairs Rhc-
torc, Composition History, and the Latin Language
Terms for Board Tuition, Lodging and Washing dur
ing the scholastic year of ten months will be SI05;
One third to be paid in advance. The boarding de-
'Partment will be under the direction of Mrs A.
racket, whose long experience and unremittcd at
tentIon emincntly qualify her for the important
charge Students will be admitted at any time from
the commencement of the School to the first of
March, and be charged only from the time of entrance
but none over 10 years of age will be received who
cannot produce satisfactory testimonials of correct dc
pertinent The subscribers, both residing at Harwood
pledge themselves to use every exertion promote the
moral and intellectual Improvement of the pupils COM
mtted to ue- They solicit continuance OF that
patronage which the School has for many year. re
ceved Letters addressed either of the subscribers
near Somervillc, Fauquier county Va will be promptly
attended to- JEFFERSON SPINDLE
CHARLES A TACKETT
Stafford, Dccember4 6I-wtIM