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SPLENDID Scheme.

1896 przes-39 I'll b'anks-or, about prize to blank
Tickets ony S5-ayes s. 5o-ouarrrs So 75-Eghhs 81 81
ar The price Of certificate Of package Of &c whole Tickets
in the splendid Lottery is only sG5; certificate of %
halves oniv ss9 So certificate OF 2G quarters only Sal 25
cat e.hs only go ~; aud certificate Of package
mly draw five highest prizes.
" Tickets shares aud certificates OF packages In the above
salendd Lottery constantly for sale The office Of the Managers
on MAIN 2uJ door Ma and l4 streets Richmond
~ All orders by nail i'll with the most prompt atten-
ton and the drawing account Of viii be-
sent to all who order from us. Address,
J. &. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, Va
lll-wtd
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MoBrLr, April II Xxx President Van Buren,, with
Mr. Pauding, left this city yesterday for New Orleans
in the steamboat Creole. lie remained with US for
veral days. and must have been gratifed with the cor
dial and sfected cives rendered him BY all classes
Of our citizens. He remains about week in New Or
leans, and thence proceeds TO Kentucky, where he will
by invitation visit Mr. Clay at Ashland aad afterwards
Gen. Jackson al the Hermitage.
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Iron TIE .vs.- r~k .Nc.s Hord)
THE LIBERTY .EELt.
lin the Old state House, Philadelphia
ny WILLIAM w.itAcE.
A sound Ike sound If ,hrnaer ro'ed.
And ne heart ii a nat;, stirred
For the i,eli ri Freedom. at n''dhieht '"''ec'
Through ;hc mighty land WAS heard.
And TIE cHnu still rung
From iron tlR:Ie,
reafn,iy sway n. u aud tr";
AtJ /, SOME :. { tIc
Like e...I t.. ftnc-
And - sound ~; "o
Or. or. Ger the aourt,u. on! On: "'rf Tie w1re.
wa hear. by ,i,r I! c''l a"i heati ., IN, brave
,,is heard IN Ire cottage, aud ht.s:" Il; IN, Hal
- /! ~ chiiae gave -.ariu'ts Summons i" -
n .Ahso MAS sHp 8nG-i'ie 1 N. Ia,tG ","'e
al IT, Bono started aut - The 40 forest shade ,
it,n l,,r,.d Of w!..!,. Aud :s to>t Wa aif"!ed'
.jn. on. Ger hc mountain Ga! on! "',rths WAY:
.ve.,i. r,ns, Bond swept he 'l'NS 'i tue hfaSe;
Ana - .,,c 4, a. waters, wtni up Z" NE ""hit,
Whsi / tar ,.:lsuc banner uuiutltd'
IN red ire edoin aud hope 10 The world.
DER the h;n tor aud tide il ma -nicon; fold,
!, IN a terrible glitter ut azure aud gold,
In n~ .ton and he sunshine and darkness, unro'ea
!, h,.ze! IN the Nalicv-t baIci IN the mast
II ie,pcd WI ~ eagle abroad on The hitSi,
tnn the ewes al u!e t,ons were 'G'aed 20 is !isht
.nd,,r lear: al the mH!iit!'ie soon
=, .wayed lhey shun- thtnnch U'e h'.n',
Like an ocean w!en sway by The ino"'i.
Aya,n through tie ,timirh, that Bed t!n:dcred out,
Ana hlausGs ;ni torches were hurried ah'u.'
I,r the f,cueu niu'y, Gna wca'! tte i;i!oS
az uiu who hid Aiudltd The sElphury nlne
" ~ Up. up. nj The .oGni
The naie bleeding warrior lcaped 10 h's let,
srd ,oyc To the s.il, r,catlcss Eisht, 81 bound,
1,- s;rlue. aud The o his Liberty shoot
4 shout, a. OF wa,rr.-a io1cu:tered ciy
,InrS, h,rn huy i, leaps The earth 10 The >ky'
From - sAv 10 the earth from The oaftA To- tie 'ea
/, /, r,au!,y r. rcho.G, \ iin, ''Nr ar free.
Free, Tree As the bllnw, and free rs lac airs
That play round t!s ;t;tcresS iofn;
Az. II. n. our uad riding Eagle, ssh" da'"'
Tin. flame -baunered fea!a.s q! the storh''
That OLD fsrll i st. hy the Patriot eye,
And he hessrs / { ever, when Joaru-Inc nv
Ton, yeafs have ,ft>~ei ucs u. as. yet every soni
y.ul ihIl In IN. ii.t' u - wonderful FOL -
For /, sp.aAs in heliry, whcm snook b. TIC ba.''
~. n pn.Y breath =! jun- t'o;a he mystical Pd,l
Long wears shall roll Ger II, amt ye; every e.'!e
sal Increasingly tell al an 'ia sublime,
And more lpiv dear than The resi- oi 81 time.
Irs, v-.! if The :llu. c';r affairs snotd pttc,
IL, lis ."c beard. and ..:r Freeman SHAH siatt
To u. ,iic liz. fee. wi,Iic De "u the gale,
Taaarrd ava 1. arirss tie Fiag d hS Heat
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March 26

IN acknowledgements Court he'll vi re,
county al tho Court house. the l4th day o. ae" oa var
Abraham Cooke, Vim. b. Cooke, and w IN oa iq,'a;s.
hi, wife, formerly Mary Cooke,
against 81. ~, t,rc'
Armstead Gn-nc,t and Johanna q. his WIFE Io'n so
ter William L. Lancaster, Hester Ann lanca'', C.',
heirs OF Sarah D. Lancaster, Stephen Cooke Marpa'
John Cooke George Cooke and Marindl - l" m 4 t3a
Cooke and her husband children anu ,,d si,il
Cooke deceased Emeline Penick, formerly "as"n, cos,
Watson children and heirs Of Elizabeth " a'o
and susan T. Anderson formerly Susan & Cooke. Ina Cos
The defendants Stephen Cooke Abam uoon. Cse. al
her husband, children and heirs ci 'en. .Isaa W
&C ased, Emenc Penick, formerly Watson rnedy cox
son children and heirs Of Elizabeth WATSON sf
and Susan 4 Anderson fmc;y Cooke mol ha', 81 A.,ca
appearance and given security according To 'o g.
and the rules Of this Court, and II Appearing p ose
depre that they not inhabitants Of tins e"u inc ..
That The sail absent defendants do appear here on aud BIZ
~ Inn. Can't next and the bull al the
cnny Of tins order forthwith inserted 10 sou" 9
nuhl,,bed in the city Of Richmond for two Hoh county
and nos.d al the front door Of the Court house oi TVS
C0py-Teste, .- rt RIDGE. C.
koLfS H lO5--v,r
&c
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AprIl 6

r p TALlAPERRO ATTORNEY At Law, having located him
self at Columbus Mississippi will promptly and carefully
discharge all business entrusted To him.
RrFrRrsers-Davd w Barton, Wfxekear, Pa: John Hart
Fred.,ies,bars; William Green, Cappr c. H., Lewis o. WI
iams Oaass H. James W. saundsr C2onesr'nf 1aaucin
r. Taylor, RishmenS :. -.
Fob, % SV~anGM
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ID ETWEEN John Earlcys Union Coffee Horse and H. u. !en
ID kins Dry and doors bolow Governor street
We would take opportunity Of thanking The public lo
received The six years II was not our design al h
10 esab> through but To do Il ny giving sa
t;.faron who call upon which we consider lar peef
bic To any other basis and of which glad to know mas
been almost universal.
the future goods sold that do not please IN cost quail
~ m color make otherwise, be returned ana
the money reiuied-proyrd the shall not have been
worn VIC this large stock If not larger man
any in business and would respectfully
invite the call before purchasing ana c1
anime himself and if prices not pronounced rs low or
lnwcr than the city shall be very much deceived
We have Cloth Goats sI2 while others charge S for making
and trimmings the furnishing Tie co and pants al s
that are sold for A Vests Shirts Drawers liandSeches
raya,s Stocks Snspendrr Socks Gloves and Collars Of many
kinds and qualities all other articles usually Kept NY C'ol'
rrs of which we ae determined sell low for cash and re-
quest the public whether they want to buy or not
W 80 ~ j. BRANNAN & co.
s.,, m 36-wlys
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By aud ,cith the adriec and consent IF the Senate.
Samuel Prentss, Judge Of the District Court of the
u s. for the district of Vermont, in the place of Elijah
Paine, resigned.
John S. Maxwell, of New York, Secretary Of the
Legation of the U. S. Russia, the place OF John
l.. Motley, resigned.
VIM. A. Butle-, of New York, Consul of the U. S.
for the city oil Granada, in Central America.
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GLOVER HILL FOR sALE.-I wish to sen ~ s,aasd or'
" where reside, known by the above " t iands q ~!
mile West II Amelia cour house. and 2donins u. Ut or
p Cooke and Thomas Pride, Containing S ~ g.
fourth OF which is in timber large pooho moGscc '"
heart. several very highly improved Lois, sha .o "
large Tobacco, and Of excellent quality ,a nr and a' T.
adapted TO Glover any in this section o. Ground a
Cd Of rst rate quality Field ha. seses waler eoG,
running almost entirely through a%fdas ommodi. W.,
IN cood repar situated in beautiful Oak G% .o,se.
% o. dl, rate spms all I WSssl as"at
Of 'Is wo ,l% DIVIDE The
a.f which constitute very ss st csss Land
TO change my business would sen i, ,1 OCTOBER scu
is only one half hour rds s, e ,as3
am generally a. home and would 9aS, ass' w1Err
Estate TO any ohs "''A'A' HESS' lU-r''
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J. G. GREGORY & Co.. Managers.

Capital so ooo-s25 ,O0O-$l2 10000 of 81 ,2oO &c.
Is drawn nos. in each package of 26 tickets
VIRGINIA LEE-BURG LOTTERY, Extra Class No. 81 to be
determined by drawing the Unun Lottery Class No 4 10
Alexandria, d. c., Saturday. May 81 le2 IS num-
her I.ulirrY-l5 drawn halos
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April q

IN CIIANCERY-vsciSi,:-AtR Rules held in the YER 80,
L fee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Caneti .
county Of Henrico and city Of Richmond, Oh The eia"!
the seventh day Of March, 1912: ,,..., l-
william Wingeeld, Jr Administrator of Peter "i m,n,@
ceased,
against rs,,,,s:
Henry Chorey and another, n,,,sf.
The defendant above named not having entered NJ r
and given security, according to the act OF Asen, @
rules of this Court and IL appearing by -asatt"f! [
he is inhablant OF t.s Commonwealth: u a., I,y
That the said defendant DO appear here on The h,
June and the bill Of the plaintiffs an" ~ .ke.
this order he forthwith inserted IN sore hr"'pa
In city OF Richmond for two months sneeesse's'
at the front door Of the Capitol in the said CITY,
ACopy-TeSte, - s,yps &C
"'"' " lI7-as'
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will be given
subscriber, living In the county Of King William for ~ "
ick away the 4th instant. lie about ,i
wears old quite black Ave feet eight inches hieh
built FULL red eyes, good forehead kkneed one knr. @
bent than the other, the inside Of wrist %
across occasioned by the Of He had on ar.
oyercoat homespun blue clOsebodied coat OF the sam
rails dark cassnet pantaloons and white wool hat Lay.d
doubt hut he is lurking about Richmond, wit, v
making his escape will give the above reward Il %
out the State ten dollars taken in the State eeuS
that get him again.
BY Pos. Office is, Aye,t's Warehouse, King William, v,
"M III. TURNER
Anil ia
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April 8
PREMIUM .M.4CHL.HES.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
MACIIINE MANUF ACTORY,
Corner Of Main and 10Th s,ree,sO

(Corner vi Main ana lSin SUeeb,)
Opposite III. Medical College, Richmond, Virginia.
TINE subscriber proprietor Of Tie above establishment keeps
constantly haad, will furnish short notice, made Of
ard by the experienced workmen the fol-
lowing most valuable
LABOR SAVING MACHINES, VIZ:
Fox & Boands Patent Staple Tooth Springfield Thrashns
Machines
Emmons' Patent Chain Eand HorscPoweis, ana ationery
gsared horse power
Wheat Fans Of the approved kinds
Brers Patent Horse Power Grist Nils
Pakes Patent Cylinder, steelsprng Cornshelles
Sainr!'s Patent Strlw-Cuters
Bulng's Corntlanters
Iiay Presses, Hosting Cranes
Tobacco tia,iening Mills and Castings
Mill Rounds and almost every oiher kind oil aaehney 'ha
The machines will marked and forwarded order. with
printed directions for setting up and working them.
For hc information of those mnarquan,ed with Machines
made he thinks proper to publish the following
certificate President of the Agricultural Society oil the
county Of enco, showing that mnm were men
May Exhibition and Fair on his lhfashng aachine neat
Fans and Corn.Shtlicrs: -, .,
In coupiance with Resolution OF the enco Agricultural
and Society," directing me- rs President g" the same
Of premiums awarded NJ Their
Ebion and Fair held Richmond the 2itl Of May,
e;-I hereby certify premiums were awarded to Jahez
pak, for his Thrahing Machines Whea Fans and
Machines exhibited by him At snd Exhibition and
Fair. = IL. iohNEh, Ffcs'aeG''
ar Should additional testimony be wanted to show that those
Machines are greatly superior to all others IN use
from twenty Others OF pro-
babv extensive farmers IN ms sta ana 70 re-
r Them IN hundreds Of others that have his Machines in use
All persons wishing TO procure these hasn,ns Maemnes
or his Wheat Fans the season. wiz
please favor their orders early as may be convenient
that he may be a0'' 10 ''''''A JABEz PARKER
.uo lll-iafH
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The Fire in Haliamsburg-The Phnnis Of yester
day says:-We have seen a letter from Williamsburg,
dated o:h inst.
The fire commenced nj 2 A. NJ, on Monday last, in
the brick house Of Mr. Sands Main street, destroy
ing that The adjoining houses of Mr. R. Anderson,
sever al others 10 the West Mr. AS houses the op-
pose side of the street. several houses on the back
street, to the East-tbe wind at S.W. AT one time
the whole lower part Of the town in imminent dan.
ger The writer says, "Our once beautiful Main street
now presents gloomy picture indeed" seventeen hou-
ses were Destroyed part of which only were in
sured.
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Two BUlLDERS.-Sealed Proposals VIII hr received M w
i dersigned until Saturday, the 9Th day of June neh
erection Of additional building of brick, stone
TO the Western unaiic Asylum, corresponding IN size a
raj plan 10 The recent addition the Northern wing E
posals required for the wue work complete 'e
taker underwriters furnish all the materials Dond
The contact ROBERT 3 BROOM
L. l. STEVENSON,
KENTON HaRPtG.
Executive Conlmfse
Aprll q H.
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March II

In the United Court the Eastern District Of Virginia
Norfolk, March Goth, 1872:
XN1M g FORREST OF the Borough OF Norfolk. hayin, filed
~ petition praying that he may be declared B,nsmp: lii
ordered That all persons claiming TO be creditors OF hr sad Wa
s. Forrest show 10 the Court, the II. day at May
next why the said VIM s. Forrest should not be declared Bank
rupt pursuant The of Congress in that behalf ani M
copy OF this order be published in the newspapers accot:
the 22nd and 2ith Rules Of Court
Copy-Tese,
A. 4. CoWDERv, OK.
April N9-N5x
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Who ever heiure heard oil an individual or Govern
mcni, when out Of money and embarrassed, giving away
sum equal one fifth of all The perman income
ticipaed' Or, when out Of money and embarrassed,
only do that but at tie lime increase expenses
nearly one fourth
Most clearly such conduct Cannot but have dsas.
trous influence any loan attempted, while TO change
this conduct to the reverse woald clearly operate
very favorably snch loan. Again: who ever be-
fore heard of on individual or Government ont of mo-
ney and embarrassed aud thus, Also of credit,
fuse either 10 give security for loans when in its power,
increase liz revenue when in its power, by an easy
addition 10 i, Of three or four millions
Thus out Of money and ont Of credit, how absurd is It
to anticipate more credit while remaining in the same
condition and with the same characterize expect sue
cess is loan without either security or new
means brt merely To repeat the eternal round of every
spendrft and bankrupt, by offering promises for
others already broken, and and greater sacrifices,
discounts, and asuy TO repair old breaches of con-
tracts.
It is known on both sides Of the Atlantic that never
before, in peace, have We authorized such sale of
stocks at a Depreciation e1cert in the Administration
of the elder Adams. That BEFORE peace have
attempted 10 shuttle off the current expenses by
loan, till The next generation. That never before, in
peace, have been subjected 10 pay more than six
per centum, and seldom SO much exec pit under the
fortunate extravagancies Of 1893 They all see and
understand that in this way permanent and large
tional debt is 10 be established without war, and our
farms virtually morgased to il forever and Of
to foreigners. The borrower is thus made servant
to the lender, md escape from The usury, extor-
ton, immense loss involved in such loan, hut in
utter bankruptcy reputation The last isde precated
md dreaded; yet tempted in those who will hereafter
be requested 10 pay large Of discount, not dollar
of which, either under them their fathers ever went
into the public Treasury.
as the other project ose!lng the stock for what il
will bring, it was not tolerated at all by Mr.. Ewing
NOT even limited at by Mr.. Forward in his annual
ports expressly prohibited in all other loan bills
peace, except the reprobated one of 1885, and is
also forbidden in Of the States howe yer despera lie
in other respects about their credit. Whoever is the
author OF derogatory proposition, its first appear
anee, TO my eye. was from New York, aud probably
The Psrsns Of Wall street. In the printed letter In my
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In the United Stles Court for the Eastern District vGEs
At Norfolk, March, aah, 1882:
A UGUSTuS LAPELOUSE, individually, and one OF the ai-
N of A. apcose Co., of the Borough uf Norfolk Las
ing flied petition praying that lie may be declared Bal sr
ordered That all persons claiming he creditors Of tie sd
Augustus Lapeosc show the Count, the III dry
May term next why the sail Augustus Lapclunse should
declared Bankrupt pursuant the of Congress. L
half and that COPY of this order be published in the newsP
according 10 The 22nd aud oath Rules OF Court.
A Copy-Teste,
A. A. CoWDERY, elk
A,rii iL9-wiW
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In the United Stairs 6o Eastern e JyI
-No.toN Sd .Iareh, 1872:
T1BENEZER CORBY, Of The Borough Of Norfolk hayir, fi
II petition praying lie may he declared ankr; i,
ordered That all persons claiming TO be creditors liz ~.
Ehcnrzer Coby show the Court, the d Il
MAY Term next why said Ebenezer Cnrby should M Dc,
ciared Bankrupt, pursuant 10 the act Of conss,
half and copy Of this order be published in the newspap
according to the 22nd and 2th Rules Of Court
COpy-Teste,
A. A. CoWDgRY, Ok
March II l6a-e5a
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IN Me United States Court for Eastern District VI TUla
i,h 5prii, 1922
vUTEOnORE TREZvANT OF the county Of Southampton ay.
Ing filed petition, praying that he may be declared Bas
rup ordered That all persons claiming TO he creda"t '
said Theodore Trezyan show the Court the b d
Of Nav next why said Theodore Trczvanr be deciid
BANKRUPT act Of Congress In that behalf and t
copy OF this order published the newspapers, ACCORDING
the 2lnd and 2ith Rules OF Court.
HENRY GIBSON CIR
April ll-wJw
yrr The Petersburg Statesman is requested 10 copy
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FRESH spRING GOODS.

FRESH cfhlE>b GOODs
XVM F. BUTLER, Importer Of Chiaa, QHtnsra,e ana G.;,
w Is receiving, per ship arkaway, ami has afna r
nerya now daily expected all direct from the Manufacturers
usual large tasty selection Of China Glass and
which he offers for cash. reduced prizes, credit At
months 10 punctuaI buyers lie feels confident, that
will necessary farther North for Goods IN W
line ifthcy will hi. give him call
wa. +. BUTLER, 3 doors above Bell Tavern
MarchJ
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The pilot at the helm Of State says then, ms TO the
lands nanuy, bravely, skIiully, this occasion, at
least take them back Public sentiment re echoes, take
them back Reason and sound policy equally enioa the
But the Senator from Rhode Island, MIR Sim
nous he gels three millions protection to ma.
nufactnr the lands not taken back, lamens the
evil this viii to the States, partners IN
the firm Of Tie General Government, our brethren or
sisters in the same family Of the Union.
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In Court for the Eastern District ol fa
April LIST, le4a:
ID oBT f. DEJARNETTE, of the County Of Caroline, ba'!
Ii filed petition praying that may be declared Bns'ai
Is ordered That all persons claiming TO he creditors q The
Roht E. Drjlrnette show 10 the Court on tie a ia, q
May next why The SAID Robert E. Dearnette be- No, declared
Bankrupt pursuant the cf Congress in that behalf sri
copy this order hc published in the newspapers acto
Ing TO the S2nd aud 2ih Rules Of Court.
copy-Teste,
April l ie9-w'w
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Ia the United States Court for the Eastern District Of virgin"
llh April 1872 49,.
GEORGE f. SWAMI, of the county of Chese htd ha''
VI filed petition, pa. ing that he may be declared hanhu
ordered that ali persons claiming be creditors oi ''
George E. Swami show the Court, the 2i d o @
next why lie said George T.. Swami be not declared
pursuant TO the Of Congress that behalf AMI That 90"
this order be- published in the newspapers, according TIC sos
and oath Rules of Court.
HENRY GIrSoS,Cs
.-r,s tI3-NtS
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In the Gaei States Court far ae Eastern District Il trsn
Ap- 5lh, le+2
rHAS. NJ TlAYER OF the Of Petersburg, having filed
" petition praying that he may be declared Bankrupt Il I.
ordered That all persons claiming TO be creditors n The $50
Charles NJ Thayer the Court, the lhh day
ay next why the said Charles NJ. Thayer be declared
Bankrupt pursuant the of Congress In that behalf aa4
that copy order be published ia the newspapers 1co
Ing to the a,nd ard Oath Rules Of Court.
Copy-Tesle,
April 8 lll-w5w
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XIM DE CLIFFORD MOSS, ATTORNEY At Law. will p.c.
w tsc Superior and Inferior Courts of Richmond ana
Hearico
lie offers his services investigate lard titles conyeare.
Of bankruptcy collections &C., &C. When .xamlna
ton of surveys patents deeds wills caveats, other rec.
documents may he requed remittance TO Cover re &C.
should invariably be made.
Oficevet West Parknson's Hat Store near the Bell Tavern
Main street, Richmond, Va.
March 22nd, le42. l0J-giw
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Is it not, then, miserable delnsion, with good sup
ply on hand of foreign merchandise and the whole Gre
dat aystem ITSELF we'll lis mutations, private and
State xpoded 10 expect now that under even double
the present rate of dntics realize twenty six
millions nett income from customs
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In the United Court FIR The Eastern District u tyr
Gfh y7prii, 1852:
n ANIEL ". WILLIAMSON, ofthe county Of Charoie lag
~ flied petition praying that he he derla'tda Bank
rupt: is Ordered That all persons claiming TO be creditors Of w
said Daniel w Williamson show 10 the Court ON tie @
day next why said Daniel W. Williamson be mol De
cared bankrupt TO the act OF Congress IN that behalf
and copy this order he published in the newspapers &C
cording TO the 22nd and oath Rules Of Court.
Copy-Tes!e, -,, -,
April 8 li-"9F
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In United Court for the Eastern District Of 's
18th April, Is42:
WILLIAM D. CLARKE of the countylof Southampton h,''
w filed petition pray inc that he may be declared alA
rpt II ordered, That all persons claiming To hr ''ed
the said William ID. Clarke show 10 the Conrl on hc
day Of May next why the said William D. Clarke he not &c
cared Bankrupt pursuant to the act Of Congress IN iha
half and that copy Of this order be published ia the
pers, according 10 the 22d and oath Rules Of Court.
HENRY GIBSON, cic's
ADri is lis-"ss
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In the United States Court the Eastern District Of Vss,
nj Norfolk, March {, 1872:
GEO. C. HATCH, of the county of Norfolk, having flied
VI ,,ion praying that may declared Bankrupt hi
deed That persons Ginning TO he creditors q the Gco
Hatch show cause Court the first day of May term neg,
WHY the said George Hatch should be declared Eansu
pursuant TO the of Congress that behalf and ccp II
Ills order published the newspapers accot:n. tie a
and oath Rules Of Court.
a Copy-Teste,
A. A. CoWDFRY, OK
March 10 lc-wiy