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III TO riVEs.-A lev cakes oil Dr:ke
gers Pulmonic Detergent.a specific for Lung Complaints
recommended by the late Hon. Gideon Lee and many
others, to be found at II Maiden lane
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The New World.

Ia@CAMPBELL& WORDSWO aTH's NEW POEMS.
In the New World, for Saturday, April 10, will be pub.
been purchased from the authors) the Pilgrim Of Glencoe
and Moonlight, by Thomas Campbell, and Address to
the Clouds, Maternal Grief, and the Bird Of Paradise, by
William Wordsworth. These exquisite Gems by the
two most celebrated living English Poets, have not yet
been published in England. Two letters from +. j.:
Grund, Esq in continuation OF the Political History Of
EspaItero, Regent of Spain, and a View Of the Condition
OF the Laboring Glasses of England. Nicholas Biddle
q capital original article on this gentleman 9 career.
Papers Of the Mercolian Club, No. 2. Conclusion Of
Msckay's popular History Of Witchcrat. The Miser's
Daughter, by Ainsworth, continued. Zanoni, BY Bull
wer, continued. Original Poetry by william Wallace
and Eliza Pratt. Rhode Islend affairs. Editorial Lite
rary Notices: News Of the Day, sc. &c.
Terms, IS ayesr 81 cents, single. Gentlemen from
the country who are DESTROYS Of subscribing, are request
ed to call at the Office, 80 Ann street.
QV- Zanoni, Bulwer's new novel, complete, for sale
~ above. Price, l2t cents ten copies for 81.
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MarrisO.

In BROOKLYN, by the Rev. B. C. Cutler, Mr.. F. W. PITT.
h.S.of London. to MARY T.. DILLON, eldest daughter OF
Jonathan Dillon, Esq, Of Waterford, Ireland.
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90 VALUABLE SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
BROOKLYN.-Will be positively sold by order Of the
Chancellor, at the Franklin House, Fulton Ferry, this
day, Friday, April Is, at l O'Clock, p. M.-That valuable
property known rs the Military Garden. II consists Of
six lots of ground on Boerum street, nine lots on Fulton,
opposite the new City Hall, with three buildings there.
on, to be sold in lots to suit purchasers. The above
property affords to the residents Of Brooklyn, doing bust
ness in New York, a most desirable place Of residence.
Terms favorable.
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n rs; two S;Ty s;ssthsia Mail. viii be made up and for
.. I'll, m.;' :, ! !. mai : sio WI oISss at n O'Clock The after
tis., ors. '1 aar', i ,S $s 81 !. %o 4 iiiiii' S fiiii' ss!I u \ T.
S25 At The safe IN ve.,y street! on q,
% sIs;n ., is.1 ,S.'' r I pii snS.S w r'I' Sc: sr.. II a stf f.w Il. with Gau: EMAIL al
T P.wIS1s. Il to as. 3 ys .wyl Is, a %sl T p;ss,s ., sSs the ss .ss, ,s i n: r
70 BBLs. FLOUR, on board .hip ocmulss., from New
az Al. Orleans in prime order flsGt IF x & co. 3, Ann st.
FISK'S COMBINED SUMMER
BAKER AND COOK STOVE,
FOR COAL OR WOOD
A ATw0oD P.1asn,ss, p ,G. from $50 to siaI ;r1nnns
; srS be-. T.. l s6ss,6 6s o. SI IN ,s st,ssss , to o d; Ma,sh Cook { s1 DO s Ges.ay
The efi 7 Of the farn z Vii admit a boiler Sts:ar,ss III
Pa,l;, or hf.se esllon. and BY the use e. the d ,isIS SO pl.te,
all this, two, fowls or : lag. piece of meat may be roasted in
front, and all doas with less lhan s cent. per day, for proof Of
FisK's Stove Est.b i.hment
Read the following certificates, in addition to which over
'T Fi sIHs's STOW, %:Y E ss IS. by s;lA %; It " 's ss, ;'s :;::.t
M-,. =. INV I YSSs;s Fourth .,;s:t, IL April, !:n-
..tsss. which have ssms . my soiies. The one s' / purchased
from you merits a dssidsa preference hav. used ii during
iiihe public s.m my opinion susceptible Of n. improvement
can tbsM sppr.sist. d' WITHOUT s : tria SS OF Z OIL more praise 'han
Iam' with re'pect. youss s.
NJ, FL. ,, W, Pastor Of the Is.ssa tssesisD Church
purchased Of gu ,t spring, have had IN use till now; and
no on', without trial, v ouia believe the amount Of cooking
that may oe done by II, or its economy. Suffice il TO say, thst
with an occasionally extra fire, we have cooked for from IS TO
s. persons, with enough less lu,l to save more than the price
Of the stove.
MRS. Buell., ss Fulton street.
March 25 lS1 ais INT
p.Itaeri who perfectly unde rstands the bust.
w nese Of New York in enc of The best dy ing establish
ments. Capital Sioo0-ooly half would lie required, the ba.
lance secured IN any way agreeable to tn. parties, Please 10
address q note 10 A u at the upper Post Office, with real name
and addr, So, stating where an int, view can be had. aI43rt
Room ANTED large Room on the lat or ,e cond
" floor, unfinished, between Bro I'd way and Alsp streets,
Walker and Sprirg streets. Possession wanted on the LIST May,
A. fai. rept wi be paid for a suitable room. Address Nj.
eff ,e OF THIS paper. al43t
pURE ORANGE COUNTY MILK.--The subscriber
= respectfully informs the ciiiz: ns OF Newfork thai he will
serve them at their residences with clean pure healthy Mill,
from the farms of Stephen Hand and John M. Bulls. ia the
town o. Blo1mingrove, they being sCme Of the best butter
makers IN Orahge count. The milk IS sad by ,dees to be
the best ever offered IN ,hs city. Yic,uallisg houses. hotels.
&c. supplied with any quantity. All orde s LEFT at l62 or 1853
Wa,hi. gton st. viii receive immediate attention.
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OeCTcas0s sioi1oS vUs,SSo
This decrease has taken place at that season of the
year when the banks usually expand. The cash liabi.
lities of the banks are now SIC, 1854, Al. and the cash assets
So, l07, ia. This, in the aggregate, showsa considerable
degree Of strength, and such as ought to enable the
banks 10 resume without delay; bat it il evident that all
of the institutions have not the same stability-some Of
them are exceedingly weak, and it is no doubt the innu.
enee Of these which prevents the strong ones from re.
summing at once. 1t is highly probable that one or two
Of these will be obliged 10 close up, a. the 6rst of Sep.
TENDER, the time fixed by law for resumption, approach.
es. The contraction necessary TO resumption in the
southern sections is now severely felt in the markets of
the north, in the falling of of the spring business. The
goods retained in the counry for consumption, dur:rs
the present year, will no doubt be much less than Usual,
while the exportso produce must be great in quantity
If low in value.
Wsobservc in the Parliamentary reports q statement
Ct Mr.. HASTE, the member for Paisley, in which the pro.
duction and value Of wheat, corn and barley in the
United Kingdom is given. This statement we have CON-
pared with the same items in the United States, aecor
ding to the census.
COMPARATIVE PRopuc rIor OF Wheat, CoRN, AND BARlnY,
IN THE , HsIT S,, STATES AND G1Ear BsI5.s.
bush. price. ra'ue. bush. price value.
Whit, "a s23 27a soc rs ,s4s 1875, 100000 us 1888, $50, 600
Oats, 1880 ,3i SO 60 SIS, go sos, 100000 rs sN, Oe0. oo
Bahy, t,isl,5o 70 2sl3soo sS,ooo,oOo leo Sc Ice, Oo
To-, o,o MA III lao 7se ss3 sos 600 ooo asa oso GOO
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M AMERICAN MUsEUM-Thi. Grand c.h;ro, =

90 AMERICAN MUsEUM-This grand cabinet of
ali that is wonderful and curious, Continued 10 he the
centre Of attraction for citizens and strangers in search
of amusement. The large halls are nightly thronred
with beauty and fashion, q fact which cannot for q mo-
tertainment that is given is taken into consideration
the browning feature Of all, however, il the remarkable
Oipsey, who by her prophetic knowledge, sends eli
away in amszement. The dancing, songs, animal mag
netism, &c. on the stage are highly interesting.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL IL, 1s4a
To Shin Mosfcra,

SUN RISES ........s..-5 90 NOON SETS ell 56
SITS 81 MICS wArII"........u IS
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AMERICAN mUsEUM.

p. T. b rDuIr, Manager,
THE OF THE SEA
L sON-EvERY DAY N EVENING THIS WEEK
NC1n msnciug Monday, April io.5lp order to Accommodate
has been enlarged. The mysterious, GIPsEY GIRL can be
Consulted Day or Evening. She is The greatest wonder Of the
age From 10 TO l2 and from l 10 S she she can be privately
consulted a as an ORACLE, Or For, teller Of Future Events,
TondeFful .%nperm.nts in ANIMAL MAGNETISM on q
chill three yea,s dig. Mr. and Mrs. COAD, from the Chest
SONGS and DUETS. La PETITE CELESTE, the
play Of the ITALIAN. EANrOCINL Mr.. I. X WHITE
will introduce his INDIAN GAMES. FALLS OF MA
CARA, with real water. ALBINO LADY. Pnuelatic Rail
Curioeiies.
Asplendld day performance takes place every Wednesday
Admtt,a ure 10 the Whole QS repts-cb;IJrap half ,r;c.
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frALn'S NEW 1UNA nlUsE CM.
ROADWAY, opposite the City, Hall Mr.. DFLARUE,
tons trench steries, and Yankee ecceniricities.
M. AUS TN. the original v zeal Comic Singer, will intro
dq Ma q s.r YAT = bis wi Gf s,.. sO : farm. :, p.,,...
DAGuERREorYPE LIKENEssEs correctly taken in a few Sc
combs BY Messrs Morand and pesle.
srLENDiD DAY PERFORMANCE every Wednesday
and saturday afternoons, commencing at 8 O'Clock.
One hundred and fifty Portraits Of distinguished Ameri
cans.
Aamitlance IS cents-children half price. n2s lmr
CIRCUs-WELCH s. MANN, Equestrian Proprietors
New York, thst they viii open the Bowerv J. pm q R beStr. on OF
Morday evening, April IS, 1879, for a short period, in order to
display the united lint of the most comp cite and highly
Tine justly celebrated LEV Il wi apoea ar ia III,
most beautiful and supt rior acts, aided BY IS Equestrians-
Acknowledgement .sts, the most accomplished Female Dane.
fs r ra,e e abiI;,;y ' o. sx,Ey . 5 sp,spS1% ana superior ensemble OF
Full particulars in bills of the day. The most strict ttten-
ton vii he pad to he internal regulation. ais
MI GONCEKT at the Society
Mr.. Charles Braham aud Miss Augusta Brown, organIst Of D..
c xs Church, Brooklyn.
celebrated scepa, translated from the German,
Napoleons Midnight Revere, Mr.. Brah,m
Song fron Masanielle- Auber-My sister
Scotch song-Blue Bonuets over the Border, Braham
Song-yonn An1er son my Jo-Burns, Braham
Duet-Alfs well-Braham Mr. Braham and Chas Braham
S~ong-Ihere,s a charm IN Sprng-Pottry by
Amer can AM English BOquet, arranged BY $500.
Song, first time-Molly Brown-composed
and written by Loyer, Mr.. Braham
Haydn's Caryonet-My mother bids me bind
sons-The old English Gentleman-Old
chaunt, Braham
Duet-Rtst, weary Traveller-Bra-
Concert to commence at 8 O'Clock. Tickets 81, children
nall price all ctr
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90. CHATHAM THEATRE Shall speare's sublime
tragedy Of King Lear, /. produced to night, with the fol.
Edgar, Stevens Gloster, and Mrs Thorne Cordelia. Ad.
ded to which 10 the drama of the Dumb Man of Manche s-
ter, in which Messrs. Wood, Thorne, 6. Mcstayer Mes.
danes Blake, Thorne and Miss Mestsyer appear. Truly
an attractive bill.
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FAREWELL

half pr.ce al ctr
FAREWELL CONCERT.
s ! Mil f :;:s ss;l; a r. II; i, ! is,s, aI: SsS &c; Vim il ' ,,ss . Ii IL: 4
Ss;iJSs SHlucls S.t A'p:' Ct T sSe %yrs oyer r rsas., g ss : sRH:'F to Il :. 'f Sad
at t g: %@.i so . sS%as emo at =, Sc ; . ' sHSs precisely. .sa,e
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT will b: given in St
u ana. ra 4. a,.. CatSse Of 4 Mr. On ,W S9ndi X. eESs 1;i's;r ABHi I, 18th, - ls Re,
Cathedral. for the bensh, of the sunerersb BY the late extensive
The foIlo- ing eminent vocal and instrumental performers
have in the kin lest manner rendered their valuable aid =
Mr. NJ. M S~::.y' NJ NJ. ssS y::.
,..,..o ., =. IS:1svMEsIAl PfssEosmIH'.
H HI:ili%s:I 1s:'s. - S S:ssl e t. & ~ hEis'' a. Amateur. Peter
SS ,SIssG ss..MTos ssl Nd H;if Fi;:.s..
Fagoi.i-Duck worth and Amateur
T'0"''ns'-sp'e and f FART l.
Duetto-Hsrs shall soft charity rspair-Messr. Horn
sss s::!': II s sss;;,s. ar. telling H Psys:
AS-Wsii6sT; snFs An, e d: !S, :tsis;N MT-"Tuu ~
Ai 4, Co as1l' .hs nli,.-Mr. Msn.e., F fs:,sdi:
S Sis"s:.IG SSi' fsSs I n H. sTi &c: trusted, doEEI ,.s:i
Chorus-To thee. Chsrubim, Handel
A Tnnr. 's ss| S,isst sMsT.H&si 1s.. s"''ny- Handel
h hts..NwS Isa f,i% through 'ass' &c s'i Sssil... ~ild-Mr.
c; Sis?s:s!' ssE1s s Z gisE: .bit z; ss,'-A'' H'''s'',. ns....
aSia!:!iSTsSS; ISSi,s W.! Go S,iS IS Fs.I sSSssny.
cs @f::-.i sSie Excellent Fly name. ,,
The Concert viii commence at half past seven o'clock, :"
T.ekets 50 cen 5 each, to Be OBJ AIMED Of !ss : Ss,i C os ne
Gis,sT k! Il 'As IS g Bp !. q su q: a, t &c se.1 Of ff;;iH% he Ga,lhss!.i S on
Mr.. j. PAKKEh,s EXHIBITION ALL:-M1 PAR
M KER has TIE pleasure g p.Sqns. to his friends AID the
REr1s.sissp ss'i tA his , sih ~ Hprii r.; when sa' ii r ih s:ss dances 9 that %P1 sas.
: order s 6 ss io. s.'' being II. Vas last i ) adj ! V o' the season, .iGosSis
II Saloon vii lib supplied with refre. hm.pts by Mr.. VIII
liam s'OT{, y a% =, , .1u ;nrH,.'s;11s =, any sJn hing , { s, ,sS ,nsr. hi, as
s si, des q, Z H. s' F.. e f Ssis,ass : se1 10 S%;ns n'l'' L0v''sy;Ho
VqSGoAkkr h AS xRl si Ns Instruction !. .A Singing s and on tn. vi !:
l lin: y, %S4laS . as,s. 'IEs Lesson: s ssssss az he &c .: Il n: H u &.
pupil IL desired. avg WITT
MORAL. INSTRUCTIVE. RECREATIvE AND
TEMPERATE ADJUSTMENTS.
'gy$. = S:x Is S :"SsI SsS.:y {! $s SS; sss.;:.s sss'i Es sss
Island M'''; sfGNok s' HHE I!aSyfsj'i N; xi,Hi; &c *s'
The justly celebrated and naturally endowed Msteupsyeho.
i SsSiS Ssoi Fls s,i to-, Sss yS.ss s'' tSs s:i,sS. Of e. 'S he. c as1ls, . ss:
noansss that u, his rntsntioa, during the coming summer,
: %$%iIs'; Of Franc Ersneo sn. 'i RS;usss, on %sie ! . Sf sss 'SSh.ns:S
e eItns su at Ts' .; s 1ps : :s q %as. S &: .s sa MS.,s; S' .ap. : :1s 3
. Il :s'S II !, :! Si'.n srss, ii . H:a;'' s.s s;ss' a If }'sHa
SAS FIJI IL iS SSS .,oov,,
Mseysham, the Queen q ths Peri. !. Mad H'rvi' Nan'
consisting ofrianof0rts F SanS' BY Madame h1Av'o
Strand sos,to in , Z. n. HSo va %sS.r
Oh and Fantasia on the National Air. God q rssrb.n
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COP OF A TEoIl TONlAL
FROM THE CELEBRA TED DOCTOR NELSON
THE ORIGINAL MAY BE SEEN AT ara BROAD
Mons. MalIan.
SiR-The cement with which you filled the decayed teeth
Of two Of my friends fully answered the purpose Tor which II
was applied, and gave the greatest satisfaction. -
The specimens ofartifcisl teeth planted on gold gumshielAs
from a range OF three or four teeth up to a complete set ioi
both laws, which have seen you execute, are on a level with
the hirhest order Of denial substitutien now known, either
here or in Europe.
ROBERT NELSON, MD
March Is. 1912. AFranklin street
To Mons. MALLAS X Sors,.
Surgeon DENTIST. s1a Broadway. maa ma
CEILING O~FF-sHARP 4 FERGUSON, SO Hudson 81
y are selling off their entire stock OF dv goods. at and less
than cs.t. Al therefore who are ia want Of dry, goods, can
obtain them of US much less than at any other place in the
city, Is il il our object to sell our entire stock before the first
Of May.
NOTICEIThs eqpartnsTssiP heretofore sIisting under the
mutual eonsent. All those having claims against said Il m
are requested TO pres Mt the same for pay nent, and all indebted
to make pay ment Of the same to either OF the undersigned, So
Hudson street
N" ROBERT SHARP.
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Now, he observes, supposing wheat were to be las. per
quarter lower and the other grain to be lowered in pro
~ort;ou this "a ould rive:
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Sem RICHARD THOMPSON, of Cane Nav from W;Iu;nv,.r
NC. with naval stores, for Philadelphia, in reachiue Hog is1and
iora harpor: on the Sh INST. went Ashore 10 a thick fog, and
WI! be Isst ,schr Henry Bro n, OF Hsckensack, from Wiz
ginia for NYork went ashore same time, but was got off with
logs Of deck load and a few cords o. wood from the hold.
lfax OH the 4th inst. 18th a cargo Of flour, &c. ran ground In
fog on he bar off Cove Point, 7h inst. schr .Qaintico had
come up with IS bb!s of the cargo, sal 9, part of the rigging. &c
The yssssl, it j; supposed will Be Lost and the caso above
fchrs were alongside, engaged in taking out me balance Of Inc
cargo.
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ASST@NlalasS SALE
.@~GE-


WILL be sold at public auction, at Ncwtown,
in the County of Frederick, on the eth day
OF June next, the following property, surrendered
by Wil!iaia Pitman, in the inventory attached to
his petition in Bankruptcy, viz: Ali the interes,
OF said Pitinan In and to one House and Lot i'm
Newtown, and five out lots near said town, about
ioriy-iive acres, adjoining Stroller Jones, and al
so the following personal property, to wit: Three
Slaves, named Shederick, Charles and Darkev.
all OF which will more fully appear by reference
toa marriage contract between Andrew Pi;mau
and Margaret Lafever, dated 3lst August, 1929
and recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Frederick County, which interest will
not take effect until the death of the said Marcare,
Laiever. All the above property will be sold on
credit ofsix, twelve and eighteen months, ex-
cept so much as may be necessary to meet the
expenses of executing this decree, which must be
paid on the day of sale.
Such title to the above property will be made
the purchaser as is vested in me by the decree in
bankruptcy. made on the 18th day of March,
1912, in the District Court of the United States,
holden AT Staunton, on the petition of said Pit
man.
JAMES POINTS. Assignee.
May 4. 1912.
IT, The Winchester Republican will insert
the above notice 90 DAYS.
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NOTICE.

rINHE undersigned respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have asso-
ciatei themselves in copartncrship for the pur-
pose of transac.;ny a
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COM.
MISSION BUSINESS,
in Scottsville and Richmond.
The business in Scottsville will be conducted
under the style and firm Of n. Whitmors, IL Co.,
and at Richmond, in the name of j. J. Faris &;
Co. Having secured at both places, Lumber
Houses immediately on the Canal. they are cna-
bled to receive goods and produce free oil jrayage
Strict personal attention will be given to recsiv-
ing and forwarding goods, aud to the selling OF
all kinds OF produce consigned to their care.
J. ]. FAIRS,
A. WHITMORE.
N. D. We intend keeping on hand supply OF
all the staple articles in the GROCERY LINE
which we will sell on the most accommodating
terms for cash, or barter in exchange for country
produce. We will at all times give the hiuhes
market price for -four
A. WHTTMORE, & Co.
Scottsville, April 2l.
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!Nssignce,s Sale.

WILL be sold at public auction in Shepherds
town, an the county Of Jefferson, on the 10th
day of June, lsts. the following property surren-
dercd by Samuel j. Lindsay in the inventory at
tached to his petition in Bankruptcy, viz:
All the interest of said Samuel /. Lindsay in a
House and Lot which descended to him i'm COM
mon from his Father, situate on Potomac street in
said town, aud which interest is represented in
said inventory to be one-faurth part.
Tho above property will be sold on a credit Of
siS' Twelve and eighteen months, except so much
as may be necessary to meet the expenses of eve
cutting this decree, which must be paid on the
day OF sale. Such title will be made the purc.,a-
ser as is vested in me by the Decree in bankrupt-
ccy, made on the 18th day of March, 1912, in the
District Court of the United States, holden at
StaunIon ON the petition of said Lindsay.
-, JAS. POINTS, Assignee.
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ASsI&NlN1S9S SA,hlao

WILL be sold at public auction at Lexington,
in the County of Rockbridge, and State OF
Virginia, on the 3lst day of May, the following
property surrendered by James II. Jordan, in the
inventory attached to his petition in Bankruptcy,
vlz All the interest Of said Jordan in and to one
House and Lot, on Jefferson Street, in the town
OF Lexington, (beieved to be one fourth and al
so the following personal property, his undivided
share of a small lot Of drugs in The House of DIR.
James Taylor, of Lexington, and also his half of
number Of sergical instruments now in the hands
OF John Adams, of Cincinnati, Ohio. All the
above property will be sold for cash.
Such title to the above property will be made
the purchaser as is vested in me by The decree in
bankruptcy, made onthe 18th day OF March, 1912,
In the District Court Of the United States, holden
at Stanton, on the petition of said Jordan
JAMES POINTS, Assignee.
Nav IL, 1872
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VIRGINIA, to wit:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Augusta,
on Monday the 2nd day of May, 1912.
James Observation-Disclosures
AGAINST
David Parsons, administrator ofRober, Crawford.
the younger, deceased, and William Poage, the
surviving executor ofRobcrt Crawford, dcccas-
ed-Deiendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant David Parsons, administrator
OF Robert Crawford, the younger, deceased, not
having entered his appearance and given security.
according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules
OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabitaat of this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered. that he do appear
mere on the LIST day OF the July term next, (being
me sth Monday of July) and answer the bill OF
the Plantlii, and TINT copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed in
Staunton. for two months succussivcly, and post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse
Copy-Teste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, elk.
Nav H.
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10 Mssrs. Jacob Moore, J,;mcs J. Moore, aIn,r ot
Isnac MIore dcc'd. John XimJro and ltaru has
wJe. John Thomas and ,cife, Peter Lo,cry and
wJc, and IHomas Harris and wiIc.
lou are hereby notified that on Friday the eth
day Of May. 1912, at the Clerks Office of the
county court of Mercer, in the State of Kentucky
we shall proceed to take the dispositions Of Betsy
Moore and others TO be read in evidence in sui,
pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta county, Va, in whci,
Matthew White is plaintiff, and we arc co-delen.
dants with you. ifsa;d dispositions shall not be
completed on said 27th of May, the taking of the
same will be adjourned from day to day, until
completed. Yours. &c.,
JOHN Il. DUNN,
ANN DUNN, e.
MARY MOORE, g.
HANNAH MOORE,
w 4. C. Kinney, their guardian nd Efc,n.
March 81, IS42.-St.
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Thorough Connection
By STAGE & CANAL BGaIS TiiRCrCE 10 RICHMOND

n FAVE Staunton Mondays, Wednesdays and
- Fridays in Farish's stage and sup i'm Scots
vile at past p. M.--and go on board of the
boats at O'Clock, and into Richmond, Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, to dine al say, ] past ,
+. NJ, and oftener ? than paste. Passengers
will find this mode Of travelling the most COM
Portable, safe and cheapest; and ON their arrival
in Richmond will not be leA to find their way
to the Hotels and Boarding Houses at midnight;
but can rest comfortably in their berths until a
proper hour for rising in the morning. Passen-
gers for l.ynchburg can take the up Boat, WHICH
also arrives at Scoitsville AZ IL NJ, and arrives
at Lynchbarg the same night.
RETURNING
LEAVE Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at & p. A., arrive at Scousvle to dinner
next day, and at Brooksvlle, 7 p. NJ, leave
Brooksville next morning at o'clock, and arrive
at Staunon by 10 A. NJ, connecting with the
Stage routes out OF Staunton.
BOYD, EDMONDS g. DAVENPORT.
se| Extras furnished when necessary.
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